New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
NETWORK SOCIETY.

With the opening of the opera tomorrow night
the winter ball may be said to be set a-rollng II
is always the Horse Show which IS the prelude TO
the season. and when the curtain rises on Aida
tomorrow evening and the valiant Egyptians 90
forth to conquer the Ethiopians the gayest period
will have begun. But society will remain in town
only until Wednesday. There are a great number
Of country house parties for Thanksgiving one OF
the largest being that given by Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam X Vanderbilt Idle Hour where tlst now
workmen are hurrying to get the place ready for
the affair Another Thanksgiving party will be
that OF Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish her country place
at Garrson's All the country and SUBURBAN re-
sorts will have special entertainments and games
for the day. Mr. and Mrs Kip are expected 10 give
their annual Thanksgiving dinner at Sherry's 10
which all the members OF the Rhinelander family
are always asked ]. Henry Smith will also enter
tain large party at Tuxedo which will include
the Duke and Duchess of Manchester and LADY
Maitland.
Archbishop Farley will perform the ceremony OF
marriage between Miss Edith Devereaux Clam and
Count r. du Temple de Rougemont az the church
OF st. Francis Xavier, West Sixteentn-st nm IA
cemoer b Miss Marion Haven. Miss Adelaide Spot
1ord and Mile Desporte de Ia Fosse. daughter of
the First Secretary OF the French Embassy at
Washington, and cousin of the bridegroom, win h
in attendance the bride who will further Ia
supported by Mrs ]. Ellis Horman's little daughter
and by Mrs. Joseph WtdeneYs young son AuraI
NJ Desporte de Ia toSse VIII C>SC!ate as best man
"-'-tN <A4@ASN VI dilueIOlll. Nii2m Woodward
Henry Rogers Winthrop Ernest IseIin John elm
ton Gray, jr.. and Brinckerhof Thorne will be the
ushers. The bride will be given away by her con-
sin, Jonathan Thorne. and after the ceremony
which Will be rather quiet one on account of the
recent death Of the brides aunt Mrs Deyereaux
Clapp will give reception at her house in Fifth
ave. The newly married couple will sail for France
in January. Mrs Clapp Will entertain the brides
maids and ushers at dinner on the evening OF FRI
day December 2 and the Count de Rougemont Is to
give his farewell bachelor dinner at Delmoncos on
the following evening.
At the Brick Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon Miss Amy Gordon Oyphant married
TO William de la Roche Anderson. The bride
given away by her father. Robert OIyphant. and
attended by Miss Helen Talbot Olyphaut as
her maid of honor arrayed IN corn-colored chiffon
silk and a white lace hat. carrying yellow roses
and by the following bridesmaids: Miss Harriet g.
Delafied. Miss Mary Barton AtteTbury, Miss Sophie
Vernan Olyphant. Miss Frances Stewart-aN
rayed In frocks OF violet chiffon silk and white
lece hats and carrying NUTS made Of natural
violets. Rupert Anderson his brothers best
man. and the ushers Walden Pen. Prentice
Strong. Robert ". ELEPHANT. jr.. Allan 9. White
Alfred Fitzroy Anderson and Eads Schmidt. Among
Maturtn L. Delane!d, John T. Atterbury and tho
Misses Atterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Barclay,
MiAs Julia Edgar, Mrs. John N. Bowers. Mr. and
airs. Henry Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Crou,-
well, tho Misses dc Peyster. Mrs. James Galatn.