New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Thanksgiving Day in New-York may be described
a dies from social point OF view in town.
for hospitality here viii be restricted rule %
family parties and the majority OF the fashionable
set Will spend the day at the suburban clubs. where
all Of open air sports and pastmes have been
arranged. and at the various country which
are the scene of gay and large house parties.
Thanksgiving Day is essentially rural festival
and it is therefore in keeping with the spirit o,
this national holiday that it should be il the
country rather than in the city.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Barnes. daughter %
Mr. Mrs Richard s. Barnes. OF No. 3l5 West
Seventy-ffth-st.. Alfred SEVERN Bourne. son OF
Commodore and Mrs. F. G. Bourne. OF OakdaIe
Long Island. will probably take place some time in
=, the early spring.
James Henry Smith will take party Il friends
to Tuxedo to-day for a Thanksgiving holiday
Among his guests Will be the Duke and Duchess Of
Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs. Rhireiandar Stewart
Mrs E. R. Thomas gave a small dinner party
last evening at her home. No. L West FIfty-sev-
enth-st.. for Miss Eleanor Jay and the IaJters
hance. Arthur Iselin Covers We're laid for zen
after dinner the hostess took her guests 10 the
theatre The marriage OF Miss jay to M IseIia
takes place next Tuesday at st. Agnes Chapel
Trinity Parish. WesC Ninetv-second-st. and will bs
followed by reception az the home of her parents,
Colonel and Mrs. William Jaw in East seventy-sec-
ond-st.
Miss Constance BeardsIey. daughter % Edwin
Reardsley married TO Louis Hays Dos Passos
yesterday afternoon. at o'cIocS the Church -
the Heavenly Rest There was small reception
afterwaTd Delmonlco's The bride was dressed
in white satin. trimmed with duchesse lace. and
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms
She carried gardenias and IeS-of-thevaI,ey- Miss
Mary de la Vergne was her maid of honor. and
dressed in white crepe dc chine and lace. and
wore lace hat. trimmed with pink feathers She
carried pink roses. clifford Brake was Mr.. Dos
Passos's best man. and the ushers were Clifford Y.
Brokaw. ] Graham Parsons. +. r. Drake and John
H. Inman.
DR.. and Mrs. Isaac L Kip viii give family din
ner party AZ Sherry's this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons are IN town for
the season at their house in East Thirty-dfth-sr-
MI and Mrs Gerald L Hoyt are at No Is East
Thirty-sixth-st.. for the season
Brigader General and Mrs. Frederick D Grant.
who have been in Washington for the last week
have returned TO town. and are at their home. on
Governors Island.
MI and Mrs. George Cabot Ward have returned
to town from Mount Kisco.
MI and Mrs William Bayard Cutting return 70
town from OakdaIe. their place on Long Island.
tomorrow, for the season
Mrs Douglas Robinson has left town for Wash
incton where she Is staying at the White House
Miss Alice Roosevelt has likewise returned 70
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Jordan I. Mott have returned 70
America board the auxiliary Yacht Ctowana. on
which they have been the guests Of Allison +
Armour during n long cruise in English. German.
Scandinavian and Mediterranean waters. The
yacht with its party board. is at New-Lond'n
to-day and will come on 70 Nev-YOrk tomorrow
Last night Lucia. with Mines SeubTich and
BauerInester as we'll CarusO in the caste. was
given at the Metropolitan Opera House. and was
witnessed by a large and brilliant audience Among
those present were Mrs Richard Gambriu. Ms.
Van Rensselaer, CrUger, Miss Wetr1ore. Mrs AsJor.
Miss Drayton. General and Mrs. LLOYD ;. Bryce.
James Stillman. Mr. and Mrs n Walter Webb.
Miss Rockefeller. Mrs W. D. Sloane. Mrs. W Us
good Field, Miss J. L. BTeese. M and MIS-. =
Francis Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr.