New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

<,..- .. +t. 7.o,+b Of the bride and bridegroom.
more than ordinary interest is manifested oy soce'S
I, the wedding to-day of MISS Louise Ld"IeiCo
White and Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr'. wnlcn
+.I-.s naca ar +he Church Of Heavenly Rest. In
Fitth-ave Miss Elizabeth Cutting who was 70 De
one OF the bridesmaids is recovering from an attaA
Of scarlet at her parents place IN the
and will therefore be unable TO be present her
nl.ca v,,r he taken by Miss Amy Olyphant- while
the other bridesmaids will be Miss Anne BEST MISS
Helen Trotter and Miss Antonette Erhardr MISS
Mary A Schuchardt will be the maid OF nonor' n
Bayard Cutting to be the best man. ana the ush-
srs will he Alain C White, Robert F. Olyphant, 1r
John H. Auerbach. Newbold Herrick, Henry. D
Leverich and Dr. Faneul Suydam Welsse- AFTER
the ceremony there will be a small reception given
bv the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs john j.
yI,t,.a 81 ,bair house in East Fifty-seventh-st-
Among the wedding presents are country house at
Blue Point Long Island, from Mr.. and MIS- water
7 Suv1am and also silver tea service. The pride
sroon1's gift to the bride consists of a diamond
crescent and from Mr. and Mrs Fulton Cutting sne
has received a pearl dog collar, from Miss Susan
White a diamond heart pendant from Mrs Stan
ford White silver loving cup and from Mrs John
z. Roosevelt clock
Anotber wedding set for to-day IS that Of Miss
Madge Niles and Sewan Boardman at St Peters
Church Gallee and a large party OF reiauVes anu
friends is going down to Monmouth beacIi TINS
morning to attend the ceremony. Inc orlde VIII
hove her sister Mrs John J. Knox. as her matron
of honor and Miss Martha Lesher. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Lesher, ana the hCtle
5.uehter of Mr. and Mrs. c. L. A whitney. or Al
b.pv as flower girls. Philip Boardman VIII be
his brothers best man. They are both sons OF
Mr. and Mrs Albert Barnes Boardman' and
brothers of Mrs. James Hammond Mclean AIler
the ceremony there will be wedding oreaAIast
adm reception at the country place OF LucIeh n
Niles tha father of the bride, at Monmouth BedCA-
Miss Della Gurnee accompanied by her niece
Miss Evelyn Scott. left town yesterday Tor Bar
Harbor, Me, where she Will spend the summer as
usual,
Mr-and Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon leave town
this week. for their country place at Ridgefeld.
Conn.
Mrs. Philip j. Sands will spend the summer at
York Harbor, Me.
Mrs Daniel Butterfeld left town for her
country place at Cold Spring the Hudson for
the summer.
Miss Constance Oracle. who was killed in an ele-
vator accident in Paris on Sunday. a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Archibald Oracle Her uncle.
James Gore King Oracle. married sister of Pres
ident Roosevelts mother.
Lord Bagot. whose engagement to Miss Lillian
May of Baltimore, announced yesterday by
cable is about forty-six years of age. a lord In
waiting the Queen, and served A d. 9. to
the Duke of Argyll when the latter was Governor
General OF Canada. He is peer OF considerable
wealth his estates extending of thirty
thousand acres, and owns several country seats
Miss May is a daughter OF Mrs. Henry May. of
Baltimore and related to the Oelrichs family.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt yesterday
at Havre on board the steam yacht North Star.
Miss Fannie 1selin has left town for Newport
where she is staying with Mrs Delaney Kane
Mrs James P. Kernochan. Mrs Stuyvesant Leroy
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and gone to Newport for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs John j. White leave town at the
end of the week tour in the West. which will
include Il visit Yellowstone Park. on their re-
turn they will to Bar Harbor for the remainder
of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suydam will leave town on
Saturday for their country place at Blue Point
Long Island for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Kernochan have closed
their house in North Madison Square and have
left for their country place at the Highlands
of Navesink where they will spend the season
ST. Bartholomew's Church was the scene yester-
day of the marriage of Miss Marion kellogg
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kellogg OF No
SO East Sixty-seventh-st.. 10 Henry Livingston
Reeve. Owing TO the illness of the father OF the
bride the wedding "a quiet affair and she was