New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-03
NETWORK SOCIETY.

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Langdon Erving Miss Alice Rutherford step
| daughter of George Croker at the Iatter's house
In East Sixty-hrs The bride being In mourning
| for her mother. the wedding Will be a quiet affair
Van Rensselaer, Erving will be the best man. and
/ Miss Wright cousin OF the bride. the maid OF
honor. On their return from their wedding trip
the newly married couple viii spend the winter
at house near Central Park. which they have
taken for the season
Miss Beekman will spend the winter abroad with
! her sister. Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard. Mrs William
| Pratt Lyman, OF Boston. and Mrs Campbell
| Stewart. each Of whom Mss Beekman. Will
| also spend the winter in Europe.
Miss Louise l. Williams. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Williams and Byrd ". Wenmaa
were married yesterday afternoon in St Bartholo-
news Church. the ceremony being performed by
the rector. the Rev. DIT. leighton Parks The
bride, who dressed in white satin, trimmed
with lace. carried bouquet of white orchids. She
had her maid of honor Miss Dorothy l. Will
| Jams. In a gown OF white chiffon white silk
She carried bouquet OF pink roses. The other
attendants were Miss Ethel Deane, Miss Elise
Ladew. Mrs. Howard NJ Cowperthwait and Miss
Louise Merritt, wearing dresses of light blue chiffon
blue silk and black velvet hats trimmed with
ostrich feathers Miss Marjory Williams acted
flower girl Mr. wenman's best man was Arthur
N. Dusenbury and the ushers were Henry s STRAIT
ton. Frederick d. Pinkus. Harvey s. Iadew. John
T. Williams. jr., S. Howard Armstrong and Elliot
Ranney. There reception after the wedding
at the home of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Har-
vey s. L.adew. No. sl3 Madison-ave.
Another wedding OF yesterday that Of Niiss
Marion Frothin CHAM Whitney daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles s. Whitney and Arthur B. Griffin.
which took place IN the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest The bride was given away by her father.
She was dressed in white panne velvet trimmed
with white chiffon and rose point lace. She carried
as her bouquet lllies-of-the-vaIey There were two
hrf7 III Nice
Whitney Peters. who wore white chiffon cloth. and
two matrons OF honor. Mrs Henry Lewis Batter
man and Mrs. Clarence Dyer Gtlchrist the latter
In white chiffon cloth, while Mrs Batternan was
gOwned in pale blue chiffon cloth. Nelson NJ Crit
nm was best man. and the Ushers were William A
OConnor. Clinton r. Griffin. Cornelius n. Tango
man. E. De Forest Simmons. Frederick g Brown
and Charles A Slosson- The Rev DIT. D. Parker
Morgan performed the ceremony, after which there
was reception at the Hotel Manhattan.
Miss May Van Allen daughter Of James J. Var
Allen, who has taken the house at No 10 Eas.
SiXty-ninth-st is having It entirely remodeed for
her use when in the city
Miss Mary E sttInan. daughter OF Thomas F.
Stllman. who is TO be married 10 Edward s Hark-
ness at her fathers home in East Seventy-efghth-
st, November Is. win have her maid of honor
her sister, Miss Charlotte StiIlman and Mis- Eliza
beth Kendall and Miss Lisa Stillrnau ner aove-
best man. and the ushers include john Y. Miller.
DIR. William Darrach Luther l. Kountze and James
L. Liueaweaver.
Mrs Ogden Goelet leaves town to-day for Hos
Springs Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Martin. who have spent
the summer AZ their place az Greet Neck Long t.
and. have returned 10 town. and are NJ their hoa=s
in Fifth-ave. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter d, Martin ssiIeJ yesterday ~
Europe. and will spend the winter abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs o. H P Belmont had a small tho
atre party at the Garrick Theatre last -venin-
their guests including Mrs NJ Orms Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet took up their rez,-
dence yesterday AT Colonel and Mrs. William JAYS
house. in East Seventy-second-st. which they have
rented for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrtchs have arrived in
town from Newport and at No. . East Fifty
hfth-st., which they have taken for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt. who 'la.,
been entertaining succession Of house parties az
Sycamore Lodge, their place in the Adirondac!,s.
have returned to Newport. and at their farm
at Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William RhiueIander returned to
town from Atlantic City yesterday.
Another arrival in town is that Of Miss Frances
Church Croker who has been staying with Mr..
and Mrs. John Sloane at Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav L. Wilmerding have
rived in town for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Will take
possession of their house. No. 6T Fifth-ave.. next
week.
FIRE IN RUSSELL sAGE's PROPERTY
A house belonging TO Russell Sage the fuancier.
in Long Island City. damaged So by fire yes
terday. II is a two story and basement frame