New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

v.1s.s ao1st annual commencement tomorrow,
the university boat race on the Hudson ana the
Yacht races of the Seawanhaka Cortnthian 1acht
Club at Oyster Bay Thursday, Friday and sat
urday will take many members OF the fashionable
set out of town this week, although the cond1uonS
of the weather, which promise to continue are
such as to render life in the city decidedly more
attractive than in the suburbs or IN the country
There are few house parties in progress to-day,
among those who entertaining being Mr. and
Mrs. J. Iangdon Schroeder, at their country place
at Babylon, Long Island, and Mr.. and Mrs Il T.
I,adew at Glen Cove Tuxedo. Of course. has Its
following and rain or shine there is always come
thing going on there the week end. as also at
Morrstown N. ]. The same depressing state OF
weather seems prevail everywhere, and COM
plants Of rain and cold in London and Paris are
read in every letter brought by the Foreign post
Several weddings scheduled for the week
which opens to-day. among the most notable being
that OF Henry a. c. Taylor and Miss Josephine
Johnson which takes place on Wednesday next at
Mrs Heron Johnson's villa at Newport. Only a
verv small number of invitations have been issued
for the ceremony. The honeymoon will be spent
on the bridegroom's yacht the Wanderer- The
Roberts-Murray wedding will take place tomorrow
afternoon in London. The bridegroom is a son Of
Mrs Ralph Vivian by her first husband. the late
Marshall o. Roberts, of New-York. Mrs. Vivian
was Miss Endicott. Her son has become British
subject and holds commission in the Grenadier
Guards.
Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Dlmock returned to town
yesterday to their daughter Mrs Cary T..
Hutchinson who returned board the Celtic, after
a stay Of several months in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinock will start at the end Of the week for the
Dimock homestead. at South Coventry. Conn.
where they will remain until they go to Bar Har-
Dor toward the end of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
fnson will stay with them at Bar Harbor.-
Mr. and Mrs Maturin L. Deaie1d. who are at
their country place at Fiyerdale-on- the-Hudson.
start on Wednesday for westhampton, Long Island,
where they Will spend the summer.
Mrs Daniel S Riker returned to town yesterday
from Boston and leaves here this week for her
country place at Crowley's Bay, Long Island.
Mrs W. Pierson Hamilton has organized a lawn
festival. which is 20 take place Wednesday next
on the lawn of the Tuxedo Club. for the benefit of
the Episcopal mission at Sloatsburg. The affair
promises to be great success, there are still a
very large number OF people at Tuxedo, the recent
arrivals including Mrs. j. Frederick Person Miss
Caroline Coleman Drayton. Mrs Clarence Cary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T. Worden-
Mr. and Mrs Francis C. Lawrence IT. will spend
the greater part OF the summer at their country
place at Bay Shore. Long Island. They WILL how
ever. visit Newport during the season. and while
there will stay with Mrs. Lawrence's father, Ed
ward S. Willing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Sherman have left town
for Garrisons- the Hudson. and are established
at their cottage there for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Chard have left town for
the season and are at Cazenovia N. Y where they
are staying v..h Mrs. Chard's parents Mr. and
Mrs Sackett NJ. Barclay.
Mrs. John c. Wilmerding has taken a house I'm
town in East Thirty-hfth-st., and has let her
country place at Orange, N. j.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Miss May Goelet have
written to announce their arrival at Newport on
o about July Is.
A. Pennington Whitehead and the Misses White
head, who have been abroad for more than a.
year. have returned and established at their
country place at westhampton. Long Island for
the summer
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt is likewise to spend the sum-