New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
January gives promise Of much briIIiancy from a
social point OF view. and begins auspiciously this
week with series OF notable entertainments and
the wedding Of Miss Edith Poor and Captain COch-
rane In fact. that the Christmas and New
Years holidays are over. the actual business OF
the season has begun. and will continue without
interruption until Lent.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane leads on tomorrow
with large dance at her house in West Fifty
second-st and it will be followed on Tuesday By
the fancy dress dinner dance which Lloyd Warren
gives his house. in Fifth-ave. his niece Miss
Charlotte Warren. Several dinners have been
ranged in connection with the affair and the host
esses win afterward take their guests TO the
dance. at which Oriental costumes are de risueur.
Other dances on Tuesday evening are those OF
the Second Junior Cotlon at Sherry's and the third
OF the Tuesday Evening Assemblies at Delmonico's.
Among the dinners scheduled for that night
one given by Mrs. Hamilton Mex. TwombIy at her
house. in Fifth-ave.; another by Mrs. George Win
throp Folsom at her house. in Gramercy Park. and
also by Mrs George r. Read. Mrs. David VI.
Morrison and Mrs. George Rathboue Dyer have
ceptions In the afternoon.
Tuesday is likewise the date set for the marriage
OF Miss Edith Poor. daughter OF Ny. ard Mrs.
Henry ". Poor. to Captain James K. Cochrane. OF
the British Army. at Grace Church. at o'clock IN
the afternoon Miss Helen Cutting. Miss Violet
Cruger, Miss Janet Fish and Miss NIurieI Robbins
viii be the bridesmaIds Pierre LoriIlard. ir..
J. Insee Blair. Frederick Havemeyer, James NJ
Waterbury. Roger and Henry W Poor. jr. Arthur
Derby. of Boston Sumner Gerard and F. Monroe
Ferguson. will be the ushers. and Str T. Stewart
Richardson. the bridegroom's cousin. will be his
best man. After the ceremony there will be a
ception at Mr.. and Mrs. Poor's house. No. Lex
| ington-ave. Captain Cochrane and Sir Stewart
Richardson are passengers on the st. Louis.
Mrs. Frederick Kobbs gives a large dance for her
daughter. Miss Olga Kobbe. Wednesday. and
on Friday Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney has a cotiI-
lon at her house. In West Fifty-seyenth-st. Del
monicos being the scene on that same evening OF
the dance of the organization known the Bache-
lors and Spinsters.
A number OF receptions are set for Wednesday
Mrs. Edwin D. Trowbrdge gives at her house.
in East Thirty nnthst. on that afternoon and viii
be assisted In receiving by Mrs. Frederic CIaatin
IT.. and Miss Trowbridge. Mrs. Seth Barton French
has a reception on the afternoon. at her house.
in West Fifty -frst-st and Mrs Holland Forbes
house. in East Fifty hfth-st.. while Mrs. VOL
colt Phelps Robbins will also be at home on that
date.
Mrs Charles 7 Hudson's dinner last night at
her house in East seventy-sxth-st.. for her niece.
Miss Margaret Hiss. who is OF the debutantes
OF the season. was followed by a vaudeville enter
tainment. TO which hfty additional guests had
been invited AFTER the vaudeville was
served Among those present were Miss Mabel
Jones' Miss Julia Dawson. Albert Gallatin. Miss
Natalie and Miss Lillian Morrison. Miss AdeIne
Havemeyer, Miss Christine Roosevelt Miss Ohve
Trowbridge. Miss Correlia and Miss Anita Peabody.
Miss Louise Kobbe. Miss Katherine Barney Miss
Elizabeth Masten. Julian and John Peabody.
Barent Lefferts Thomas A. Thatcher. Thomas 5.
Manson, jr. and Archibald q. King.
Another of the Saturday Evening Dances took
| Ioef ui1ht q nelmDD{COta NFrs u
Huntington. Mrs. John Erving Mrs William
Warner Hoppin and Mrs. E Morgan Grinneu were
among the patronesses who received The cotlon
was led by Theodore Lawrence Bogert and ended
at midnight when supper served
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin sail thi, week for
Europe and Mrs John w, Mackay leaves by the
same boat. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Mackav were
10 have gone abroad at the end OF this month but
have deferred their departure until March.
As usual. large contingent Of NeOyorkers
will go over TO Philadelphia on Friday next for the
first Assembly Ball. which takes place AZ the
Academy, and at which the debutantes OF the
Quaker CITY VIII make their Arst appearance in
society.
Mrs. n orme Wilson's musical on January q
will be in the nature OF houseUarning and
will be very large AFFAIR. Mrs Aston Gives a
dinner on that evening, and will afterward take
on her guests to Mrs. Wilson's house.
Preparations Tor the annual Charity Ball in aid
OF the Nursery and Childs Hospital are being
completed III Will take place at tha waldorf
Astoria On February 2. and tickets can be had on
application to Mrs. +. n. Goddard No East
Thirty hfth-st
Mr. ana mrs o. II. P. Belmont are booked 10
sail for Europe on January 1s
Mrs. waiter X Gillette and Miss Gillette will
receive on tuesday afternoons IN January at their
house. in West Fortieth-st
Inc ehsaseient is announced OF Miss Bertha
No. 40 West Thirty-seventh-st to T. Tlwar Bates