New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Numbers of people are leaving town. of
them bound for the South and for the Pacific Coast.
some for Europe, and others for their country
places and the country clubs. for the purpose OF
spending the week end and Washington's Birthday
among rural rather than urban surroundings. Mrs.
John Jacob Aston who at the last moment changed
her plans, and did not accompany her husband to
Palm Beach, took a party of friends out to her
country place. at Rhinebeck-on-t the Hudson Her
nnother-in-Iaw. Mrs. Astor, sails on Tuesday for
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have gone
eff to Airlie their place in North Carolina, with
large party of friends including Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. Jr Miss Laura Swan. L. Townsend
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Carter, Marshal
Kernochan Edward Crowninshield. William Lehr
and Frank Hoppin.
Many have gone to Tuxedo, where the squash
tournament begins to-day. for the cup offered by
James Henry Smith Another large contingent are
off to Chatsworth, where the ball in honor Of
Washington's birthday takes place tonight at the
clubhouse. Mrs. George j. Gould has house party
Lakewood, while her sister-fn-Iaw, Mrs Edwin
Gould. with her husband and children. started
yesterday for Jekyl Island. where they propose
to remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman IT. start to-day
for Palm Beach. and among others going to the
same place in the course of next week are j.
Henry Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Stevens Ulman and Mrs. Julien 7.
Davies.
Ernesto G. Fabbri and his brother Alexander sail
for Europe on Tuesday on board the Kronprinz.
and expect be away at least two months. Mrs.
Fabbr remains in town for the present.
Scheduled for to-day the last of the
so-caIled Saturday Dances at Delmonico's; bridge
whist party given by Mrs. Daniel T. worden this
afternoon at house. in East Sixty-hfth-st-;
NJ. ]. Hays Hammond. a theatre party, followed
by a supper at Delmonicos; receptions by Mrs
Montgomery Schuyler, No. 1,025 Park-ave and
EfrfE afcynt I-Sr
and the wedding at Milton Mass. of Miss Ethel
Whitney Dr. Henry Suydam Satterlee, who is a
son of DR.. H. Leroy Satterlee- Miss Whitney is a
niece OF the late Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwan.
Among the weddings set for next week Is that of
Miss Efie Caesar, daughter OF Mrs. Herman DIE
drich Caesar and granddaughter OF the late Jacob
Vanderbilt TO Reginald Bonner. which takes place
on Tuesday, at o'clock. in St James's Church,
Madison-ave. and Seventy-frst-st- Miss Beatrice
Bonner and Miss Fleischmann will act as brides
maids Douglas Z. Bonner will offciate as his
brothers best man, while the ushers will be E
Norton Gerald Bonner. A. P. Ripley, Carl Boyd,
J. Y G. Walker and H. G. Riggs. of Baltimore.
James Henry Smith has issued Invitations for
dinner on Monday evening at his house. in West
Fifty-second-st-
Anril % Is said to be the date settled for the
marriage of Miss Alice Thaw. of Pittsburg, and
the Earl of Yarmouth and the ceremony is to
place at washington bord yarmouth IL -
renorted proposes to take his bride over to Lon
don for the season. and has already taken house
there with that object in view.
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have decided not
to take a house at Newport this summer. they
sail early in April for long stay abroad They
will make their headquarters Henry Walters
Yacht Narada during the short time that they will
spend at Newport on their return to this country.
Yesterday comparatively quiet dayy from
a social point of view. Among the dinners the
list were those OF Mrs. Frederick Halsey, No. %
West Fifty-thrd-st and of Mrs. William Ives
Washburn, No. 50 West Forty-seventh-st. At
Sherry's there another of the dances for
young people who have not yet made their debut
society-dances that have been organized by Mrs
Hugh ]. Chisholm and Mrs. David Bows, jr.
March has been set the date of the marriage
of Miss Genevieve Raymond. youngest daughter of
Mrs A. Raymond. to William George Green. The
ceremony will take place at o'clock at the house
of the brides mother. in West Eghty-fourth-st
Die Meistersinser," which given last night
the opera, attracted large brilliant house
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Wilson, Mrs. Astor, Mrs ]. Hood Wright, James
Stillman Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock Mr. and Mrs
Charles s. Alexander. Miss Cutting. Mr. and Mrs
William Starr Miller Henry T. Sloane Mrs and
Miss Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews Mr. and
Mrs T. j. WySong