New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Passion Sunday is being spent BY society TO great
extent out of The weather Of the last few days
had encouraged number OF people 70 open thelT
country houses and to entertain weekend parties
among them being Colonel and Mrs. Astor, who
gave a party at Ferncir their place at Rhine
beck-or- the Hudson and William G. whitney. Who
has friends staying with him at "estbury- Long
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ orne Wilson has arranged to
move into their house in Sixty-fourth-st and
Fifth-ave. tomorrow. 1t Is still r'r from cofi-
pleted and only portion of it is ready for ceauUa-
tion.
Mrs Frederic Nelson has taken the Muenchinger-
King cottage. Hill Top; the MuencRtnger house
in Belevue-ave. and two OF the Robinson houses in
Ca*heripe-st.. at Newport, for the accommodation
Of relatives and guests invited to the wedding Of
u laughter to Reginald G.. Vanderbilt on April
II 1t is understood that Mrs. Vanderbilt will open
The Breakers for the occasion. and that Mr.. and
MI Alfred G. Vanderbilt will have Il party at
Oakland Farm. Reginald {. Vanderbilt gives his
farewell bachelor dinner at Hill Top on Saturday
next.
Mrs Clarence #. Mackay publishes in the April
number of The North American Review" q drama
entitled Gabrielle She Is established at her
place at Roslyn. with her husband. her little girl
and the baby. which horn last Sunday after
James Fl. Hyde's coach Liberty. already an
a public conveyance between New-York and Lake
wood the day after Tomorrow leaving the Holland
House at o'clock in the morning and setting down
it's passengers at the Lakewood Hotel, or at the
Laurel-in- the-PiIes IN time for dinner in the even
ing The coach will make regular trips down one
day and back the next until May g. when the
Morris Park races begin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane have ar
ranged TO sail fer Europe on April IS, and on
their return will go to Elm Court. their place at
Lenox. for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. u. Watts Sherman. who have
been spending the winter in California on
their way TO New-York aud will spend the sum-
mer Newport
Musicals will be given this afternoon by Miss
Calender and Miss De Forest their apartment.
in East Seventy -second-st,. and by Mrs. Richard
Watson Glider. in East Eighth-st-. while to-mor-
row there will be the last Of the series OF musicals
a the Gerrit Smith studio.
MI and Mrs Henry s Redmond. who have been
drifting about in Southern waters on a househoat.
are expected back Ill town on Saturday next.
Mr. and Mrs Il d Morgan have closed their
house in Madison-ave. and have gone their
country place at Wheadey Hills. Long Island.
Lr and Mr.. Seth Barton French Miss Amy
Townsend Mrs. George T. Bliss and Miss Susan
Bliss are amoug those booked to sail for Europe
on Wednesday next.
The engagement Ia announced of Miss Sarah
A. BurweI daughter OF Mr. and Mrs 7. l. Bur
we'll Of Clarke County, Va TO Reginald Ley Nc
All, Of this city.
April Is has been set as the date of the Fordham
College Prom at the Waldorf-Astoria- Mrs
Paul G; Thebaud and a number of other women
of the fashionable set among the patronesses
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lorillard RonaIds and Mrs
South at the end Of the week. and Mr.. and Mrs
tags at Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden, jr., who have re-
turned from Aiken. booked to sail for Europe
on April %. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Fearing go
abroad April g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. who have been
spending the winter at Aiken. open thelT place at
HemPstead this week
Mrs. George F. Kingsland has gone to Lcnox,
where she is staying at the Curtis Hotel.
4Ir. and Mrs ". Scott Cameron have returned to
their home at Hampstead.
The departure of Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Wander
bilt from town precipitated by the illness at
Biltmore Of their little girl, who is now. however,
the high road to recovery.
HRS. Payne Whitney has left town with her baby,