New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NeU-York bids fair 70 be somewhat duh from
social point OF view during the next week or ten
DAYS the interval between the close OF the opera
season and the commencement OF the exodus rom
Palm Beach, Aiken and the other Southern re-
sorts to New-York. BY that time. too. the hunt
ing season will have begun IN the Meadow Brook
district OF Long Island. and IN Westchester county
and the various country places at "estoury'
Hampstead and elsewhere on Long Island VIII %
opening up for the spring season Meanwhile IN
town there Is little going IN social sense save
the usual round Of dinners. iuncheOns. small
musicals bridge whist parties. French conferences
and sewing classes. At Tuxedo. too. everything IS
rather dull many Of those who contribute most
largely to the gayeties OF the place having lett
there for the South 90 escape the Rbominable
weather which especially during the early part OF
the week interfered much with outdoor sports
Lent however will soon be over, and the spring
season in New-YOrk. beginning at Easter. with It's
exceptionally numerous weddings. as well as
dances coaching parties and country house visits
over Sunday. promises to be exceptionally brilliant
Mr.. and Mrs. AImeric Paget and their children
arc staying with Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whitney at
their house in East Sixty-nrst-st
Count and Countess Paul d'Aramon. OF Parts. have
arrived I'm town from Florida. and will be here
for few days before sailing for Europe to attend
the marriage OF the sister OF the countess In Lon
don TO Major Ricardo Of the Royal Horse Guards
The countess and her sister nieces Of James
Gordon Bennett.
Mrs Bruce Ismay and Mrs. James Hude Beekman
have left town for Palm Beach. Fla. where they
will spend fortnight. Bruce Ismay has returned
to Liverpool
Another departure for Palm Beach yesterday
that OF oliver Hartman. r. Mrs. Hartman did
not accompany him.
Mrs e Livingston Ludlow has issued invitations
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house In East Seventy-sixth-st.. on Friday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebridge T. Gerry are spending the
week end at Newport.
Mrs George r. schIerelin entertained the Bridge
Whist Club at her house. in East Forty-nfth-st,
last night
Mrs Aston was one OF the large contingent Of
well known people who sailed yesterday for Europe
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Instead OF going.
as usual direct to Paris she will land at Liverpool.
and go up to London TO spend short time with
her son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ogilvy Haig at their house. In Brook-st, before
taking ND her residence in Paris at the apartment
in the Champs Elysees which has been her home In
the French capital for ten years Mrs Astor Is ex-
pected to this country at the end Of June
and on arrival will go to Newport and open her
villa there for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom have
turned from Columbia. s. c.. where they went TO be
with their daughter Mrs. Churchill Satterlee whose
husband the Rev Churchill satteriee. died there
February Is Mrs satIerlee and her children
now in washington. staying with Bishop satteriee.
ana will remain there until she goes TO Lenox.
where she has taken a cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs A Cass Garfield have left town for
Aiken. g c.. for few weeks.
Dxvid Monroe Cory will give his sister. Mrs.
TN ,una al.a
a. married 10 Joseph 3. Ulman. at St Georges
Church. Stuyvesant Square. Miss Marjorie Mon
roe daughter OF DR.. Monroe. will be the brides
only attendant. while j. Stevens Ulman viii be
his brothers best man. After the ceremony which
will be performed by the Rev DR.. Rainsford. a
wedding breakfast for the family only will be
given at the bridegroom's apartment. in Thirty
thi-d-at Aftsr their zssurn from Shsir wsddlpx