New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
NETWORK SOCIETY.

William whitney who is at his country place
at Sneepshead Bay. Long Island. will not go TO
his shooting lodge, October Mountain. near
Lenox for the Fourth as has been announced
elsewhere. Following his usual custom since the
opening of the racing season at Sheepshead. he
win spend the week end at his country rouse at
Westbury, Long Island. His daughter. Miss DoTo-
thy Whitney. and his step-daughter. Miss Adelaide
Randolph. will start for his Bar HarboT cottage
I about the middle of this month and he Will proc
ably pay them several visits there in the summeI
He viii he in Saratoga during August and viii
occupy one OF the cottages OF the United states
Hotel
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Aston. who
turned from abroad on Tuesday have been at their
house. No. $40 Fifth-ave. since their arrival
They will leave here to-day for Fernelih. their
COUNT place at Hudson where
they will have a large house party over the
Fourth. Their guests will arrive there tomorrow
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are s:iu at
their country house at Westbury. Long Island.
Their Newport cottage will be opened the middle OF
next week. and they will go there later in the
season
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex Twomby and Mss
Twomby have returned to Florham, their country
place at Madison N j.. where they will entertain
a large house party over the Fourth.
Elsewhere in the cable dispatches will be found
description of the marriage yesterday at Paris Of
Mrs. Lawrence Turnure. OF New-YOrk. TO Lord
Monson private secretary to his uncle. Sir Edmund
Monson, the British Ambassador to France and
formerly controller of the household of the late
Duke of -Coburg-Gotha and Edinburgh.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown has arrived in town
from Newport and is staying with her brother.
Daniel lie Roy Dresser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard leave town to-day
for Newport for the season. and will occupy there
the villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
which has been placed at their disposal for the
summer by its owners
Mrs William Sheffield Cowles will spend the
greater portion of this month with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward H. Coates Of Philadelphia. at their camp
the Upper st. Regis in the Adirondacks. They
will likewise have Miss Helen Roosevelt, daughter
Of J. R. Roosevelt as one of their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens have ieft Castle
Point. Hoboken. and have gone to BernardsviIle.
N. J. for the summer.
1t is at the Church OF the Incarnation that the
marriage Of Miss Marie de NeufviIle. second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules de Neufville TO Lewis
Iselin of Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus ODonnen
Iselin will take place in October The ceremony
Will be followed by reception given by the brides
sister. Mrs. ] Langdon Schroeder at her house in
East Sixty-hrst Miss Stephane de NeufvilIe will
be her sisters only bridal attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould are at FurIough
Lodge. their place in the Catskils
General and Mrs. James NJ. varnum take DOS
session of their house, No. 80 East Fifty-ssc-
ond-st. tomorrow. and are booked to sail for E,u
rope July S.
Mrs. William P. Douglas and Miss Douglas left
town yesterday for Bar Harbor for a two months.
stay preparatory to sailing for Europe on Septen-
Der ?