New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
NETWORK SOCIETY.

ITS -o-r7errov that the Ladies' Kennel Associa-
ton OF America opens its show at the MeadoWs'
Mrs James L. Kernoohans place. at Hampstead
Long Island More than a thousand entries nave
already been made and the success Of the exhibi-
ton both from sporting and social point Of view
is practically assured.
William c. Whitney and his daughter. Miss
Dorothy Whitney. with Miss Adelaide Randolph,
leave their country seat Westbury, Long Island
for their place at sheepshead Bay where they Will
remain until the end Of the racing season They
will spend the greater part Of the summer az Bar
Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Phelps stokes have left town
for their place at Greenwich. where they will spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrz stuyvesant Fish will close their
house in East seventy-eightf-st. SATURDAY,. and
will leave town for their country place. at Garri-
son Hudson, where they will remain until
they go TO Newport IN July.
Mr and Mrs Percy Rockefeller have left town
for their country place az Ardsley-on-the-H Hudson
for the
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay Schie1en are at their
country place at ScarborougEl-on-the-Hu Hudson.
where they will remain until the end OF next
month, when they go to Bar Harbor for the re-
ulainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Adee have opened their
Club.
James H Hyde took party Of friends to Ardsley
yesterday the Pioneer, the guests including
Mrs George J. Gould Alfred c. Vanderbilt was
whip. H G. McVickar has secured the Pioneer
for tomorrow. Seymour Cromwell for Saturday.
and Worthington Whitehouss for next Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs William Rradhurst osgood Field
leave town next week for Elm Court, AT Lenox. the
country place of Mrs. Fields parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, which they will oc-
cupy until the latters return from Aix-les-Rains
and Paris
Mrs William P. Douglas. who has been very
III with appendicitis. is now the road TO re-
covery, as is also Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood who
sustained injuries while driving in Central Park
tbs other day
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt VIII pass through New
York to-day on her way TO Groton 20 attend the
annual prize day exercises tomorrow. a large
number of the fashionable set from here. who, ike
herself have sons at school there. will likewise be
present at the ceremonies
Miss Leary has recalled the invitations for the
dinner which she give tonight at her house
in Fifth-ave. in honor Of Countess Albert Della
Gherardesca. The latter has been summoned TO
Florence owing to the serious illness OF her mother
Mrs Joseph Fisher. and sailed Tuesday. The
countess son, Count Giuseppe Della Gherardesca.
and his bride, who was Miss Harriet Taylor. OF
New-York. and whom he married last week, sail
for Italy on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney have left town and
have taken possession Of Henry Whites villa. at
Newport which they have leased for the summer.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hay TO spend
some weeks with them al Newport
Mrs George L. Rives and her daughter. and Nj
and Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks have likewise left
| town and gone to Newport for the season
Miss Ruth Pruyn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert P. Pruyn of Albany, who Is TO be married TO
David NJ Goodrich Of Boston at ST Peters Church.
Albany. Tuesday, will have her bridesmaids
Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss Natalie Henderson. Miss
Mary Bowditch and Miss Jessie Mann, of Troy
while Mrs George Birds daughter Miss Bette
D1etcalfe whose engagement to Robert d Pruyn
has Just been announced. will be the maid Of honor
Joseph H. Choate. Jr, whose marriage to Miss
Cora Oliver, daughter Of General and Mrs Robert
Shaw Oliver. takes place at Albany ON June s.
gives his farewell bachelor dinner in this CITY
on June 3. The party will comprise George B
de Gersdorff who is TO be his best man: Bayard
Cutting. Francis Kinnicutt. r. Monroe Ferguson
Malcolm Donald, n. Penrose HallowelI. j. Palmer
Welch. Frederick Swift. William Woodward Eliot
Tuckernan and Harry Bowditch The bridesmaids
will Miss Mary Bowditch. Miss Mabel Choate
and Miss Elizabeth and Miss Marion Oliver. The
father OF the bridegroom. who IS United States
Ambassador TO the Court of St. James. sailed for
will be in this country for few days only The
newly married couple Will spend the greater por-
ton OF their honeymoon in Europe sailing on
June Is. On their return TO the United States in
the fall they will make their home at No 15S East
Seventy -frst-st.
Mr. and Mrs B. Ayrnar Sands and Miss Sands
close their house in West orty-eghth-st. for the
season next week. and open Shoreharn. their
try place at Southampton.
Miss Della Gurnee leaves here for Bar Harbcr
week
Mr. and Mrs. r. T Wilson. jr. have arranged 10
open their house at Bar Harbcr. Me. June %.
Miss Virginia 8 Osborn. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs RI. Fairfield Osborn, IS visiting friends IN
Massachusetts, and will return 10 Garrisons-on-the
Hudson the middle OF June.
AMBASSADORS SAIL FOR HOME.
London, May PA crowd OF friends assembled
at Waterloo Railroad Station here to-day TO bid
farewell Ambassador Choate who Is making
q flying trip America Mr.. Mccormick. the