New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Although Lent IS near 81 hand. yet there seems
little disposition the part OF the fashionable SCI
to leave town. True. there have been a number OF
bookings for Europe. But many who were 20 sail
ere this have postponed their departure. while a
large number Of those who went down to Florida
TO Aiken and to other Southern resorts have re-
turned 10 the city. Indeed the extent 10 which
society IS still here is concIusvely shown at the
opera where the parterre OF boxes remains
tenanted on each opera night by the usual occu-
pants. the only two which will remain empty
for the rest OF the being those Of ire late
". c. Whitney and OF Luther Kountze. who has
been placed in mourning by the death Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert L. Livingston.
Young Mrs. Livingston's death on Friday night AZ
the house OF her parents. IN East Fifty-seventh-
St. viii probably lead TO a postpouement OF the
marriage OF her brother. De Lancey Kountze. with
Miss Martha Johnson. which was to take place this
spring. Mr.. and Mrs Livingston were married A
little over year ago at Grace Church. and spent
most of their time since then at the place at Nor
ristown which they had received as a wedding
present from Mr.. and Mrs. Luther KOuntze whose
silver wedding yesterday saddened by the loss
Of their daughter.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Adrian Iseun. r.. Mrs
Levi p. Merton. Mrs. ogden Mills. Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander. Mrs J. Kennedy Tod. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Mrs. WhItelaw Reid Mrs. Richard
Irwin and Mrs. III. Mex. Twombly are among the
patronesses OF the concert which takes place to-
morrow afternoon at the WaldOrs-Astorfa in be-
half OF the Seamen's Benefit Society. The proceeds
OF the concert. in which Nine schumann- HeInlS.
NJ Gilbert and Jacques Thibaud are 20 take part
will be devoted to the relief OF sick and destitute
sailors and to the operating OK the Harbor Mission
boat Sentinel
on Tuesday morning the marriage OF Miss
Josephine Drexel and DR.. John Duncan Emmett will
take place St Patrck's Cathedral at II 80 clock
Archbishop Ryan OF Philadelphia. Bishop Cotton
OF Buffalo and Bishop McFaul Of Trenton will
take part in the ceremony. the cslebrant OF the
nuptial mass being the Rev. W. J. b Daily OF st.
MaIachy's Church Miss Maize DelaheId will be
Miss Drexers maid OF honor. while the bridesmaids
will be Miss Dorothy Schiefeiin. Miss Ella de
Peyster, Miss Eleanor Emmett Miss Rosena Board
man. Miss Atterbury. Miss Clarkson. Miss Fell and
Miss Eser. The names OF the ushers have already
been published in this column After the ceremony
there will be a wedding breakfast the brides
home IN Madisoa-ave. The bride is the daughter
of the late Joseph Drexel. OF Philadelphia and
New-York while the bridegroom is the Of DIR.
and Mrs Thomas Adds Emmett who on Sunday
next will celebrate their golden wedding
On Tuesday evening dinners will be given by Mr.
and Mrs. James a. Burden. at their house IN
Fifth-ave and by Mrs Edwin ]. Berwind at her
house IN East Sixty-fourth-st.
number Of subscription dances are set for the
same evening the Nsishborhood CotuOn taking
place at Bodsworth's. the FortnishtIy at the Wal
dorf and the Tuesday Evening Dance at Del
monico's. Miss Calender also gives a large the
atre party that night. afterward taking her
guests home to supper at her apartment in East
Seventy
On Wednesday Mrs. Henry l. Barley entertains
a party at luncheon at her house. IN West Thirty
eighth-st. and in the evening Mrs. John r. Drexel
has a large dinner at her house. IN Fifth-ave for
the German Ambassador and Baroness Won Stern
burg.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. William t. Bull has
musical at Sherry's at which David Blspham viii