New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
NETWORK SOCIETY.

A number Of we'll known people are booked to
sail for Europe to-day the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse among the number being Joseph H Choate,
jr and his bride. who was Miss Oliver, OF Albany;
Mrs E. H Hartman and Miss Hartman Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt with their son and
daughter: Henry G. Barley. William OD. Iselin.
p Lawrence Aspnwall and Charles Barring
Charles Ianier is booked to sail for Europe to-
morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore left town yes
terday for their camp. on Moosehead Lake in
Maine, where they will remain until they sail for
Europe early next month. They expect to return
to this country from abroad in time for the latter
part of the Newport season.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt have ar
ranged to go this week their camp In the Adron-
dacks. where they propose to remain until the end
of the month.
Mrs William Elliott zborowsh. who arrived on
Sunday from Europe. will make a brief stay at her
place in Westchester before going to Newport for
the
Mrs Iindley Hoffman Chaplin leaves town next
Monday for Saratoga, with her mother. Mrs
George P. Andrews. and will make brief stay
there before proceeding to her country place at
New-London for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Mcvickar will likewise
spend the summer at New-London. Conn
Mr. and Mrs Jules vatable are at Tuxedo. oc-
cupying their cottage Wee Wah Lake.
J. Dunbar Wright has left town with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs ]. Howard Wright and his sisters.
Mrs J. Parker Mason and Mrs. j. Edgar Carlies. for
a trip through the West. which is TO take in the
Yellowstone Park, California and Washington
On his return by way of the Great Lakes he will
sail for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs j. Pierrepont Edwards have left
aud ot zAN0fa fha1r
country place at Bar Harbor. for the summer.
Henry T Sloane who is cruising with his
daughters on board his yacht the Idler. has r.
short stay.
Mr. and Mrs ]. G. K. Duer. who are still at
their house. in East Fiftythird-st will spend the
summer at their cottage at Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Soley and their
daughters will likewise spend the at South
ampton. Long Island. will Mrs. Chester Girls
void, who has taken a cottage there for the sum-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Gilman have left
town for the season and at their country
place. Tenafy. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Warren leave here this
week by automobile for Chatham. Cape Cod. Mass.
D.
he will make only a few davs stay before pro-
ceedng to Canada for fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Waddington of Paris are
staying with Air. and Mrs. Charles b Alexander
Tuxedo. Francis Waddington is the son of the
French statesman of that who. after being
Minister of Foreign Affairs. represented his ceun-
try for many years in London. and whose widow. a
daughter of President King of Columbia Univer-
sity. has recently published volume OF memoirs.
Monsgnor Seton, who has just been appointed
by the Pope Archbishop of Heliopoiis in partibus
in fdelium that is TO say, advanced to the ttular
dignity of archbishop without being intrusted
with the administration OF archdiocese is the
best known Roman Catholic prelate in New-York
society. and the only of American birth who
has been admitted to and graduated from the
Academia Ecclesiastical at Rome which is re-
strcted exclusively theological students of noble
birth He belongs to the American branch of the
historic Scotch house of Seton and among his many
relatives in this city are Alfred Seton who married
Miss Mary Barley: Alfred Seton Post and Louis
Sands.
the end of the week for their country place at west
Mrs. S. Van Rensselaer, Cruger has abandoned her
projected trip abroad. and will spend the greater
part of the summer at Newport where she will be
The guest Of Mrs. J. p. ksrnochan-