New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Grace Church will be the this afternoon OF
the marriage of Miss Grace Henop, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henop. to Robo de register
Tytus It will be followed by small reception
for relatives and intimate friends at the ADJOINING
rectory Miss Sydney Henop Will be her sister
maid of honor, and Miss F1ourney Hopkins sharp
the flower girl George Parmly will ofhciate as
best man. while the ushers will be Parker corning
Joseph B. Barnes Joseph Burnett Robert s. Brew
ster Benjamin Moore. F. Lawrence Lee Richard
Ely and Roderick Terry, jr. A part or the money
moon will be spent at the bridegrooms camp IN
the Adirondacks, and afterward the couple VIII
visit China and Japan proceeding by way OF India
and the Red Sea to Egypt for trip up the Nile
next winter.
Mrs Joseph H Choate who is expected here to-
day from England with her daughter, Will stay
while in town with Mrs Prescott Hal butier al
the Iatter's house in Park-ave- Mrs Choates WISH
to this country for the purpose OF oeins present
at the marriage of her son, Joseph H. Choate, 9r-'
to Miss Cora Oliver daughter of General ana MIS-
Robert Shaw Oliver. Of Albany, which taxes plaee
on Tune at St Peters Church, Albany Bishop
Doane will perform the ceremony The orlde VIII
be attended by Miss Mabel Choate. Miss Eilzaneh
and Miss Marion Oliver and Miss Mary Bowditch
Mr. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt have given
I'D all idea of being at Bar Harbor this summer
for they have leased Point d'Acadie, their place
there to Mr. and Mrs Levi z. Letter for the sea
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Letter will take up their resi-
denca there early next month. They will make
along the coast or Maine Oh oOdLO @i0
lfsh steam yacht which they have chartered Mr..
and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt are going abroad
soon. and it is understood that their stay In Eu-
rope will be of a prolonged character
Miss I.eary gave a large reception yesterday az
+ernoon at her house in Fffth-ave. to meet Arch
bishop Farley. Among those present were MIS-
Charles NJ Oerichs Mrs. Frederic Nelson MIS-
Van Brugh Livingston, Countess Albert Oel4a
Gherardesca who was Miss Fisher, Of this CITY,
and who has arrived from Europe to attend the
marriage of her son to Miss Harriet Taylor to-
marrow: Mrs Jose de Navarro and many others.
Mrs II J Oakley Rhinelander is booked to sail
for Europe the day after Tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston, VINO slnce
+bair return from Europe have been staying with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hampden Robo at ther mousse
in Park-aye leave town tomorrow for Tuxedo
Dr w Seward Webb, who, in spite OF reports
To the contrary has not yet returned to this
country sails from England tomorrow after a So
io,,rn of several weeks il Europe. Mrs WeDo ana
Mic Frederic Webb are already established at
c1aIbnrna Farms their place in Vermont for the
season.
NJ and Mrs Edwin II. Weatherbee anu the
,tia, Iyeatberbee close their house in Madison
ave for the season the day after to-inoTIo"' an
Iaa,,a town for their country place at Mamaro-
neck. \. Y
Mr. and Mrs Byam Stevens. who have oeeI stay
frs, il, Ienox are in town for few GAYS oetore
sailing for Europe this week.
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Alexander, VINO are ooo"''