New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Society viii be to great extent afloat this week.
Many yachting parties have been arranged for the
intercollegiate at Poughkeepsie the day after
tomorrow. and for the Yale-IIarvard races at
yachts will make their way to Newport for the
Fourth. on Monday next when. as usual. every
body that can manage 70 get away will leave
town. In fact, the summer season is now in full
swing. and tho fashionable residential districts
present singulary deserted appearance. with all
the closed the shutters up the blinds drawn
and the seals of caretallng companies the win
dows and doors. This Is especially tho case at the
end OF tho week. when those who are COM
PEELED for reason or another to remain in the
city during tho summer make point OF running
out OF town.
Among the weddings set for the week which
opens to-day there three which of
particular interest the fashionable set. All three
take place Wednesday. One OF them is the
marriage Of Monsoon Morris's sister, Miss Helen
Van Cortlandt Morris. 20 Nelson Beardsley Burr az
Van COrtlandt Park the country place Of the BRIDE
at Jericho. Long Island. Monsoon Morris will give
his sister away. ana her bridesmaids Will include
Miss Marion Haven. Miss Mary S. W. Kernochan.
Miss Caroline Reboul. Miss Amy Ellis. Miss Fran
ces Parker and Miss Rosamond Street. Calvin Burr
Is TO be his brothers best man, and Charles X.
Beekman. Francis V. T. Hoppin, Ogden Hammond
Robert f. Varnum. Peter Stuyvesant Pilot and
Colonel George Rathbone Dyer will be the ushers.
The bridegroom gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last Friday night at tho Union Club. and will
sail with his bride early next month for Europe. to
spend the rest OF the summer abroad.
The second wedding will take place at noon. at
Narragansett Pier. r. l.. where Miss Harriet Dan
forth Browne will be married 10 Thomas William
Ludlow in the Church OF St. Peter's-by-t Sea
The bride. who is niece OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. Maus
Schermerhorn. OF New-York. will be attended by
her sister Miss Mary X. Browne. and by Miss
Aida Ludlow and Miss Katherine Browne. Will
lam Herndon Beers will be the best man. while
Ogden Mills Bishop. Russell s. Carter, George T.
Browne. Shires Campbell. Henry r. Jackson and
Lewis Morris Ludlow will act ushers. After
the ceremony there will be wedding breakfast
and a reception the lawn OF Maus Villa, the
summer home OF Mr. and Mrs. Schermsrhorn. at
NarraganSett Pier.
stil another wedding set for Wednesday is the
marriage of Miss Katherine Dutilh Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dutilh Smith. to Her
bert Wheeler. OF Philadelphia. of the late An
drew Wheeler. Miss Rosalie Smith will be her
sisters only bridal attendant Arthur L. Wheeler
will be the best man. and Livingston Biddle. Rich
ard Cadwalader. 1r.. Walter s. Wheeler. Edward n.
Benson, jr. Harry Hart, e Duttlh Smith and
George S. Stilman will be the usheTs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nick. Twomby. who have been
at F1orharn, their country place near Madison.
N. j.. since their return from ST. Louis. booked
to sail next Wednesday for Europe. and will spend
the rest OF the summer abroad with their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs William A. NJ.
Burden.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, who has been until now at
her country place Garrison s-on-theH Hudson. goes