New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY,".
Many dinners, a few bridge whist parties. a large
wedding and the opera contributed to make yester-
day by no means dull Lenten Wednesday, The
marriage was that of Miss Florence Brown Lane
and Franklin HaIIett Lowell, jr., which took place
in the afternoon at o'clock. at the Collegiate
Church. Fifth-ave. and Forty-eighth-st- The Rev.
DR.. Donald Sage Mackay performed the ceremony
Carroll Post Charles Sherman. Alexander RlchardS
and Grafton Dorsey were the ushers. James Lane
the best man, while Miss Elizabeth Lane was her
sisters only bridal attendant She was dressed IN
a frock Of light blue peau de sole, trimmed with
Irish lace and white straw picture hat with white
feathers. The brides dress was Of white cloth OF
chiffon trimmed with point lace. with which she
wore tulle veil After the ceremony there was
reception given by the brides father j. Henry
Lane. at his house, No 131 East Twenty-frst-st
Among the dinners scheduled for last night were
those given by Mrs. Ogden Goeet. No. SOS Fifth
ave-; Mrs. J. j. Wysong. No. 30 East Thirty-fourth-
ST.. and Mrs. Henry Clews. No. $50 Fifth-ave.
William Earl Dodge has presented to the widow
of his son. William Z. Dodge, the house No 107
East Thirty-hfth-st., as wedding gift on the
occasion of her marriage March 81 to Stephen
H. Olin. Mrs. Dodge has been occupying the
house in question for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French start to-day for
Hot Springs, Va, for a brief stay as they are
booked to sail for Europe on April L
Mrs. Daniel Leroy Dresser gives small recep-
ton tomorrow afternoon at her E"use No. ~
Irving Place. and another on March a. Mrs VIII
lam Allen, of No 81 East Sixty-hfth-st, likewise
receives tomorrow, while the Misses Furniss and
Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn will be lat home on
Tuesdays throughout Lent
Mr.. and Mrs Amory S. Carhart. who have just
returned from abroad, at their house NO
/ Thirty-eighth-st.
June has been set the date of the wedding
Of Miss Jessie Fanshawe to Henry Chauncey' in
Trinity Chapel.
The entertainment in aid Of the Messiah Home
for Children at the Waldorf-Astoria this after
noon promises to be great success. and. to judge
from the sale of the tickets, there VIII De large
and fashionable attendance Miss Beatrice her
ford will recite. and Miss Raymond. the Misses
Turner, Francis Rogers and Ericsson Bushnell Will
take part in the musical programme
Edwin Sands William Wheeler, David Stewart
and Grosvenor Nicholas are to be the ushers
of Dudley Dypignac the occasion Of his mar
rtage to Miss Sarah Smith, on April q. at Grace
Church ArthIr Comstock will be the best man.
Miss Gladys Smith will be her sisters maid OF
honor, while the bridesmaids will inClud" Miss
Alice Strong. Miss Marie Hamilton. Miss catherine
Grant Miss Eleanor Dupignac and Miss Catherine
McCann-
On ApriI Is the marriage of Miss Emily Lyon.
daughter of the late DR. Samuel Kuypers Lyons to
Augustus Fleming King, will take place at the
Church Of the Incarnation. and will be followed
by a reception at the brides home.
Two weddings are scheduled for April 16-one is
the marriage of Miss Eunice Ives. daughter of NIr
and Mrs Brayton Ives. 20 Efingham Maynard, at
Calvary Church. Fourth-ave and Twentieth-st-
while the other is that of Miss Louise Dudley,
daughter Of John Dudley. Norman q. Johnson.
in Calvary Church.
and gone st. Augustine Fla, for a few weeks
Miss Stewart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rhine
lander Stewart. has likewise gone South with her
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs: Frank S. Witherbee.
The next meeting Of the Thursday Evening CIug
will be held at the home of Mrs Frederick W.
whitridge, No Is East Eleventh-st.. Thursday.
March l2.
The Wednesday Evening Theatre Club is continu-
ing to hold its meetings during Lent. Its mem
bers include Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee.
Miss Ann Morgan, Miss Florence Rhett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick EIdridge. Mr. and Mrs. Benoni
Lockwood, jr., and Mrs. Howard Russell.
Extensive arrangements are being made for the
open air horse show April p at Lakewood.
George j. Gould and Arthur B. ClafIn are on the
committee in charge Of the affair
AUGUSTUS Jay, John Innes Kane. Robert B, Noyes
and Frederick H. Paine have gone through the
necessary forms required by law and have become
citizens of Newport.
Mr and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse started for the
South the day before yesterday to stay with Mr.
and Mrs. R. T. Wilson, jr.
Mrs Arthur Paget has returned to town from
Washington and will soon sail for Europe.
..Ero e Leandro" given last night at the
opera to a large audience Among those present
were Mrs Ogden Goelet. Nh and Mrs. Francis E.
A
TavIor Mr. and Mrs W. D. Sloane Mrs. H. F.
Dimock, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt, the Misses
Parsons Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Dwight Collier. Mrs.
James A. Burden, Miss Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs H.
e Fahnestock. Henry t Sloane and Miss Sloane
GERMAN PRINCES AT BRINDISI.
Brlndisi Italy. March THE German Crown
Prince Frederick William and his brother. Prince
EIreI Frederick. arrived here this morning from
Milan and were welcomed by the local authorities
and a large crowd of people The princes