New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
| Society is much in evidence in town these days
especially from Mondays until Fridays, Tor week
| ends spent much as possible among rural
| surroundings, either at Tuxedo or at enc or an
other of the country seats around NeW-fork- Mosr
| Of them have been opened for the fali ana are
| the scene to-day Of week end parties ana from
now on entertainments CT this kind Will succeeo
one another almost without intermission through
out the autumn. Indeed the latter promises 10 De
CAV In and around New-York, and the vlslt Oh
Admiral Prince Louis Of Battenberg with MS
cruiser squadron. and the at Belmont Park
and also at Morris Park. where steepiechaslng Is
to be the attraction, will contribute in no snnaLI
| measure to the success Of the suburban season
and Indian summer.
Among the weddings for the week which opens
to-day there are two that call for particular note
from a social point Of view The first one Is tnat
OF Lorillard Spencer, jr and Miss Mary odIuS'
which takes place the day after tomorrow at Irin
lty Church. Miss Julia Sands will be the maid OF
honor Miss Elizabeth Sands the flower girl. while
Miss Anita Sands Miss Margaret Buffum ana MISS
Efn,tIv Never a granddaughter of Mrs. Theodore
IIavemeyer. sr., will be the bridesmaids. Aspenaro
Stewart George Phillips. H. r. Sedgw1ck, William
Wood Chalmers Wood. jr.. and L. Riggs IT, are
to be the ushers. and Robert Sedgwick the best
man
The other wedding is that OF Francis c. CAREY
brother Of Mrs. Oliver Hartman. to Miss Irene
King daughter Of Mrs. Howard King, OF Albany
at the Iatter's summer home at Ridgeheld. Conn
Owing to the delicate health of Mrs. King, small
nurober of invitations has been issued for the
wedding and only near relatives and a rev Itl-
mate friends will be present, among them tHe
brides sister and brother-in-aw. MT ana MIS-
oliver Perrin. Of Baltimore, who Were married at
Rfdsencld only a few months ago. The br1oe-
groom gives his farewell bachelor dinner at Del
rnonico's tomorrow night.
large number of persons have gone to HOT
Springs Va fer brief stay before setting oo"ll
for the autumn Mrs. Philip Lydig is there Win
her sister Miss d'Acosta, as well as Mr.. ana MITE
r. Livingston Beekman. Mrs Seth barton FleHCh
has also arrived country place In the neAsh-
borheed and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian lselin- Win
their daughters, Miss Therese and Miss Louise 1se-
lin are at the Homestead Iun. Mrs stuyVesant
Fish is expected and Mrs Gouverneur Kortrlsht
has already arrived
There is long list OF weddings for next month.
among them that of Henry Rogers Winthrop, son
of the late Buchanan Winthrop to Miss Alice Bah
cock daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Bah
cock at the latter's country place at Lawrence,
Long Island on October 8. Miss Frederica Weoos
marriage to Ralph Pulitzer is to take place on Sat
urdav October H. at Shelburne Farms the Yer
mont country place of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Seward Webb, who will entertain large mouse
marty in connection with the wedding
Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
still at The Breakers, and among others who are
lingering on at Newport Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll, Mrs Francis Ormond French, Mr..
and Mrs torilIard Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. w
storrs Wells Mr.. and Mrs. Lanfear Norrie. and
Mrs Richard Gambrill, while, OF course. Mr. ana
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald Vanderbilt arc their country places near by.
T3ut the vast majority Of the regular summer COL
onv at Newport have already left. and every day
witnesses new departures. While the weather there
IS most Agreeable at this time OF the year yet the
large number of closed villas that sees every
side is rather depressing.
With regard 10 those who have brought their
Newport season TO close, Mrs. Aston is at her
house in 5th- ave. Colonel John Jacob Aston is at
Ferneliff. his place on the Hudson, where he will
be Joined in a day two by Mrs John Jacob As
tor who has been paying series of visits in the
Adrendacks: Mrs. Ogden Mills, with Miss Beatrice
and Miss Gladys Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Starr
Miller. at their country places at Staatsburg.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twonibly at Flor
ham, their place near Morristown, n. J.. while
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish goes tomorrow TO Garrison
on the Hudson
Sailing for Europe within the next ten days or so
will be Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews, jr, who have
been spending the summer at Newport with their
children as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cews, sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons who
went to Japan and the Philippines with Secretary
Tafts party, due here TO- morrow. having re-
turned by way of Vancouver, and Colonel Anthony
Drexel will sail September 80 to join Mrs. DrexeI
and his daughter in England
John B. Jackson, the United States Minister to
Greece. sails Tuesday for Europe TO the
duties of his post
on the other hand the homeward tide of travel
is stih running strong. and every incoming liner
brings big contingents of we'll known persons
Among the homeward bound Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Payne whitney. whose party includes Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Burden. Rawlins Cottenet and
others. who went abroad for the grouse shooting
at Holwck Hail. in Yorkshire, which H p. Whit
ney leases for every autumn season his father
did before him. Mr.. and Mrs Ebridge T. Gerry.
with Miss Angela and Miss Mabel Gerry, are also
on their way home, after spending the entire sum
mer in London, Paris, Homburg and Switzerland.
On arrival hers they will go TO their country place
Tor the fall before settling down in town for the
Slater. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison