New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
Autumn is rapidly turning into a winter OF con-
tent and while tho magnificent fall weather adds
zsst 20 the enjoyment OF country house life. vet
tha crowds in the in the fashionable restau-
rants at the luncheon and dinner hours and ths
theatres indicate that the opening OF the season Is
hand II IS almost impossible to give any def
mite OF the whereabouts OF people just now.
owing 20 the attractions IN Westchester. Ions
Island, the Hudson Valley, Tuxedo and Norris
town and other suburban resorts. and the theatres
and little informal entertainments In town. so
ciety is constantly the The hunting set
on Long Island had gay week. and P. Fenelon
Collier is winning laurels IN his new position as
master OF the foxhounds OF the Meadow Brook
Bridge seems 20 be the great pastinne for au-
tumn evenings. There are also many New-YOTkers
at the Hot Springs. Va. Mrs. Ogden Goelet heads
the list o. villa owners IN Newport who have
to town for the winter. Mr. and Mrs oliver
H. P. Belmont have had house parties on Ions
Island. and among their neIshhors who have also
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Dillon
Ripley. Ar. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer. who will
soon 90 abroad for the winter; Mr. and Mrs. H
Mortimer Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay. on Harbor HflI. There many young
mat-ons who intend TO entertain tins winter. The
dehutantes are numerous and pretty, and already
one hears Of several prospective private dances and
there seldom has been such n long list OF weddings
Tho season promises TO be very gay.
A large number OF weddings figure on the pro
gramne for the week which opens to-day. Among
them is the marriage of Miss Grace Coppeu daugh-
ter Of the late George Coppeu. TO Walter AIexan-
der on Tuesday. The ceremony viii take place at
80 O'Clock at the Towers, the Coppeu country
place AZ Teuahy. N J.. and will be performed by
the Rev. DR. Huntington OF Grace Church. \ spe-
cal train viii take the guests 10 Tenaay FOR the
wedding and for the reception which follows. The
bride viii be given away by her brother Arthur
Coppell Her hrideSna4ds are the Misses Schemes,
Lindsay. Ciallaudet and Satcherd while the ushers
arc her second brother. Herbert CoppeH. Thomas
Slocum. Frank L Polk Perry D. Tranord Fred
erick n. >%atrous and W. Roe Bradley. il.
Saturday is the day set for the marriage Of Miss
Madeline Johnson 10 Lyle Evans Mahan The cere-
mony viii take place at Grace Church at O'Clock
The bride viii have her attendants Miss Rosalia
c. Campbell. Miss Judith De Forest. Miss Kath-
crime Lyman Miss Georgette Folsom and Mss
julia Hotchkiss Huntington Jackson will ohiciate
best man. while Arthur \. Fowler Dudley
Davis. Lawson Rsss. jr.. Philip G. BUrckhead E.
ThToop Geer and John Evans are to be the ushers
After the ceremony n reception VIII be given by
the parents Of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Davis John
their house in East Forty -ninth-st. Brides
maids and ushers will be entertained by The bride
groom and bride at dinner at Delemonico's Fri
day night.
On the same day Miss Eleanor E. Livingston will
be married 70 Edward Prescott Rowe OF Boston at
the house OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert E
Livingston. in West Fifty ffth-st- The ceremony
win be performed by the Rev. DIT. George c.
Houghton.
Miss Marion Richards marriage 70 Tristram p
Coffin. son OF Mr. and Mrs William E. Conn. OF
No 5l7 SIadison-ave.. takes place at North Attic
boro. Mass. Saturday where the parents OF the
bride Mr.. and Airs. Ira Richards. make their
home.
November ls has been set as the date Of the mar
s,F TrV-.~F~, IT. oh
and Mrs. Fl Fairfield Osborn. 10 Ralph Sanger
OF Boston st. ThomasS Church. The ceremony
$3.50 O'Clock. will be followed by reception given
by the parents Of tho bride. their house In Mad
ison-sve.
Mr.. Und Mrs. Walter Gurnec. jr. who were mar
ried a few weeks ago. have arrived in town. and
settled at No. L. East Thrty-fourth-st. for
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wise Miller returned 10 town
yesterday from their country place. at their
house. In East Fifty-third-st.. for the season.
Charles W. Osborn. whose marriage to Miss Edna
Schuyler takes place November %. at St.
Thomass Church. gives his farewell bachelor din
ner on November Is. at DelmOncos-
Mr.. and Mrs Clement c. Moore have arrived IN
town for the and at their house. in East
Fifty-fouTth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Benedict will remain at
their country place on Long Island until the mid
die of next month, when they win Opea their
house. in East Fifty-sixth-st, fer the winter
Mrs. Ira d. Barrows Is staying at the ST. Regis |
until her house. IN East Ftfty-Sourth-st Is ready
FOR her occupancy.
Henry T. sloane and the Misses Sloane. who have |
been staying at Hot Springs Va. returned to town
yesterday.
Mrs. w B. Parsons. who has been staying with |
her son. schuyler l. Parsons at IslIp. Long Island
has returned 20 town.
sIr. and Mrs William Everard Strong and Hiss |
Strong return 20 town for the season from Sea-
bright this week.
Airs. William X. Vanderbilt Is among those Who /
have sailed Tor New-York on board the peutsrh /
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