New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Country house parties for the week end; the De
Peyster-Kfp wedding at TivoIi-on-the Hudson and
in particular the horse show which Is IN progress a
Lakewood in connection with which the new Coun-
try Club gives a large dance and supper tonight
will take many people out or town to-day All INC
otber suburban clubs will likewise be crowded TO-
dav and tomorrow. and it is apparent that the
most pleasant of all seasons. namely, that which
intervenes between Easter and the opening OF Ihe
Newport season, and during which society divides
its time between and country. is. now IN ruii
swing
snecfaI cars will be attached to the train leaving
the Grand Central Station this morning at n'5O
O'Clock for TfvoIi-on-the-HudsOn, for the convey
ance Of those invited TO the wedding OF MISS
Garcia de Peyster and Garret Bergh hlP' "hich
taxes place at the country place there OF the orlae
parents Colonel and Mrs. Johnston T. de Peyster-
o,1 oen,bers of both families will be present at
the ceremony. but a number Of additional guests
have been asked to the breakfast and recepton'
which follow.
Henry Ingersou Riker whose marriage TO his
cousin Miss May Jackson Riker. daughter OF MT
and Mrs John l. Riker takes place on Wednesday
at the Church of the Incarnation, gives his rare
well bachelor dinuer at DerEOnico's, his guests IN
c1udfng Herbert John Daniel and Charles H1ker
Samuel T Clifford. ] R whiting and Edward DIT
mar At the same time his fancee VIII entertain
her bridal attendants and a number OF her slrI
friends at dinner at her parents house. in West
Fiftv-seventh-st the party comprising Miss Ellen
Auchinc1oss Miss Fanny Campbell MISS Isaoei
Fansbawe Miss LleweIlyn Parsons. Mrs Robert
struthers jr. and Mrs. W. Duff Buliard-
~ .,a soc,e1 ,aIendar for Yesterday were dinners
r,ran nv Mrs William Post at her house, In East
sixty-sixth-st.. and by Mrs. ]. j. Emery. at NO.
Fast Stxty-eighth-st. There was also an enter
tainroent given in Mendelssohn Hail. for the beneht
OF the New-York Infrmary for Women and chill
sren under the patronage OF Mrs. James W.
p,rchot Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Mrs Fran
els P Kinnicutt. Mrs. Louis Tiffany. Mrs Leon
Marie and Miss Catherine Newbold
.,,raa r Vanderbilt drove the coach Pioneer yes
,ar1av on its trip from the Holland House to
ArdsIev and back The party on the coacn consist
= - Mrs w G. Sharpe. T b Davis. jr MI ana
Mrs W. B. MacLean Mr. ana MIS- r. D. N'ii4S''e
and Miss c. D. Lee.
now coach is to be put on the road during the
yUes+cbester racing season. making daily trips be-
- +ha Holland House and Morris Park. After
the racing at Morris Park 1t is 10 continue on the
road. leaving the Holland House every evening at
< o'clock for woodmansten Inn. and returning 10
town late IN the evening.
Mrs Charles II. Marshall has appendicitis and
has been obliged to postpone her trip abroad
Iord and Lady Hertford with their daughter.
LADY Jane Seymour and their third son. Lord Ed
ward Seymour. arrived yesterday from England
they leave here at once for Pittsburg to attend
the wedding there next week OF their eldest son.
Lord Yarmouth, and Miss Thaw. Lord Hert 8rd Is
the head Of the senior branch of the historic house
of Seymour. of the most famous members OF
which was the first Duke of Somerset. Lord Pro-
tector of the Realm during the reign Of King Ed
ward VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Casimr de Rham have left town
and gone to Newport for the season. Mrs Arthur
Kemp has likewise gone to Newport
Delnonico's will be the tonight Of the last
dance Of the season given by the dancing class
known as Mrs. Charles Huntington's, and this af
ternoon there will be big euchre party at Del
monicos in behalf of the st. Regis House under
the patronage of Miss Josephine Drexel. Mrs.
Charles NJ oelrichs. Mrs. Emile vatable and Miss
Leary.
Mrs. George ]. Gould Is entertaining a large
house party at Georgian Court. her place at Lake
wood in connection with the horse show. Among
her guests are Sir Edward and Lady Colebrook.
william c. Whitney. Miss Greta Pomeroy I'D
sydney Paget The Lakewood Country Club is
keeping open house during the show. 1t gave
dinner and a vaudeville performance last night.
James H. Hydes coach Liberty. which leaves
the Holland House early tomorrow morning, will.
on its arrival at Lakewood. be run direct to the
Country Club grounds. where Mr.. Hyde Will give
an exhibition in quick changing in the show ring
T. Sufern Taller drove 1t back from Lakewood to
town yesterday. In the party board were Mrs
Arthur B. Clafn, Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton and
Francis Newton
The engagement is reported Of Ben Ali Haggin
son Of the late Ben All Haggin and grandson OF
James B. Haggin, to Miss Faith Robinson daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah Robinson. and sister
of G. T I.anman Robinson.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Robert L Gerry and
party of college friends start on coaching ex-
pedition from here to-day.
The engagement IS announced of Henry A. VIII Z
merdng eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Will
merdng to Madeline. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs /
Thomas Richmond. OF Flushing
Adrian Iseun jr. has chartered the steam yacht /
Surf for the season
Mrs William A. Street, as well as large circle
OF relatives are thrown into mourning by the
death of Mrs. Herman lie Roy daughter OF the
late Henry Morgan. a well known banker or this
city Her husband and son survive Mrs lie
Roy was sick for several years. Another OF her
sisters is Mrs. Alfred Seton Post, or Flushing.
Edward De V. Morrell who went abroad few
weeks ago with his wife. who was Miss Drexel.
has sent home orders TO sell his coach horses as
he has abandoned his intention of returning next
month. and Will remain abroad with Mrs Morrel