New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-23
NETWORK SOCIETY.

New-York society IS so extensively repleseI-to
among the alumni Of Yale ana there arc % -
of the fashionable set who have sons p NI
+bs,r studies at Yale that the annual commence
r,ent ceremonies there always attract IlNiiiD -,
people from the city. This years eelepi go 80. .
no exception to the rule and a iars .,e
Nev-Yorkers went from town yesterday morning.
to New-Haven.
v-fu,o,, q Whitney is taking up tomorrow a
nartv of friends to his place on OCTOBER NlouH'
for the fishing and will be away until next "0oN
,rr ond Mrs Walter s. Gurnee are still In IOWA.
and will not close their house. No Az FlIIh-@'-'
for the season until next month when theS 80 -
Rar Harbor where they have villa anu "'leio
tho marriage of their daughter. Miss Lucy Guri0o
to H H Thorndike will take place TOWARD 'ne en-
az JuIv Miss Belle and Miss Mary Gurnee are 10
be their sisters bridesmaids
announcement is made Of the engagement OF Dr.
John Rowland of this city. to Miss susan san
ford daughter of the late Professor Leonard san
ford, Of Yale.
Nv and Mrs. Giraud Foster have left town and
have gone to their place at Lenox for the suliniel
,tr- Charles D Dtckey have given up
.,, bouse in East Thirty-fourth-st.. and on their
return from the country in the fan VIII taAe pos-
session OF their new house, No 81 East lIIS
81 which IS now being decorated and fuFnlsheo lof
their occupancy
Mrs Frederick schuchardt and Miss Mar
schuchsrdt are at Easthampton. Long Island "heie
+be have rented the Culver cottage for the season
Mrs Hilborne L. Roosevelt and MISS DoFo'nS
Roosevelt have left town. and are estaohsneo III
their cottage at Seabright, N j. for the summer
NJ and Mrs Henry Ingersol1 Riker, who have
completed their wedding tour. are likewise at sea
bright n j., where they are occupying the country
place Of Mrs. Riker's parents. MI ana MIS- JONI
Lawrence Riker. who are abroad.
Mr. and Mrs ". Pierson Hamilton have cot
taga at Tuxedo for the summer They expect to go
TO Europe in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Barney and Miss Helen
Barney have left their place at Westbury, Long
Island for Boston. on board their yacht
Mr. and Mrs Henry H Barclay and Mrs !.
Stevens Uln1an have arrived in town to attend the
marriage Of Wright Barclay and Mrs L. Fenane.
which takes place to-day in the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION at noon
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden, ST.. who are now
at their country place at Woodside. Rensselaer,
County. n. Y. booked TO sail for Liverpool on
the Oceanic July l.
Mr. and Mrs William V. Lawrence have left
town and are established at Kelp Rock. their
country place at Newcastle. n. H. for the season
Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach leave town
at the end of this week for Saratoga where they
will stay at the United States Hotel.
Colonel Oliver II. Payne will sail with party Of
friends for England on July his steam yacht.
tire Aphrodite.
DR.. and Mrs. Isaac L. Kip leave town for tbs
White Mountains tomorrow.
Marshall Q. Roberts and Miss Irene Murray.
daughter OF Sir George Herbert Murray. were
married yesterday in London The bridegroom is
the only of the late Marshall o. Rob
erts, whose widow is the wife Of Colonel Ralph
Vivian retired officer Of the English Army.
Marshall o. Roberts has become English sub
iect and holds a commission in the Scots Guards.
The brides father is secretary and permanent
head of the General Postofhce and formerly
private secretary to Mr. Gladstone and 10 Lord
Rosebery.
Mr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson leave town this week
for their place at Babylon. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison have left
Canada ard gone TO California.
Sir Michael and Lady Herbert did not sail on
Saturday, announced elsewhere They are to
sail this week The Ambassador is in town. but
Lady Herbert is at Newport with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, and will join her hus-
band only the of their departure