New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORKS post-Lenten season is rapidly draw
ing q close. Houses in the fashionable districts
being closed up for the summer giving the
streets rather uninvitins appearance. The ave-
is becoming deserted. at any rate in q social
sense, and many familiar faces are missing. Peo-
pie are scattered in Europe and at the various
country places Long Island in New-Jersey, in
Westminster and along the Hudson Valley, while
the exodus TO Newport. Bar HarbOr, Lenox and
Southampton is beginning much earlier this year
than usual. The yachting has already
opened, and the Sound was dotted yesterday in
direction with pleasure craft, while the club
house of the SeaWanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, at
Oyster Bay. has thrown open its hosptable doors
for the summer. The racing at Belmont Park
comes TO end this week Wednesday, and,
indeed there is little left to keep the fashionable
set in town. long list of weddings in the city
and the suburbs scheduled for the next fortnight.
Unusually large IS the number of weddings on
the programme for the week which opens to-day.
The series will begin tomorrow with the marriage
of Miss Elsie Waterbury and Gouverneur Morris
at st. Peters Church. West Chester Bishop Potter
performing the ceremony. There will be a recep-
ton and wedding breakfast given by the parents OF
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Waterbury, at
Spencer House. their country seat at West Chester
The names Of the ushers and best man have al
ready been given in this column. Miss Dorothy
PieTrepont Edwards will be her cousins only bridal
attendant.
Grace Church will be the scene on Thursday Of
the wedding of Miss Estele de Peyster daughter
of the late Colonel Johnston de Peyster and Ed
ward H. Hosmer The bride will be given away by
her brother-In-law, Garrett B. Kip. Miss Justine
de Peyster will be the only bridal attendant of her
sister Iheooore Hansen. of the Russian Embassy;
Walter Davidge, Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, ir sam
uel T. Biagden John s. Rogers and D. MeRae
Livingston will be the ushers and Iouis VI FIosrper
the best man. There will be no reception after the
ceremony. owing to the recent death of Frederic
J. de Peyster at Lakewood.
At st. Thomas's the same day the marriage
of Miss Natalie Wells to Harry T. Peters will
take place large number OF invitations have
been issued for the ceremony at the church but
only relatives and intimate friends have been
asked to the reception which will be given after
ward at the ST. Regis by Mr. and Mrs w Storrs
Wells the parents OF the bride The Iatter's maid
of honor will be Miss Marion Fish and the brides
maids Miss Janet Fish. Miss Iouisine Peters Miss
Margaret Dusk. OF Newport. and Miss Maria
Moran Harold H Weekes will be the best man
and Harry I. Nicholas, David Wagstan. n "a
Williams. tr.. Henry o, Havemeysr. tr, Lewis
Iselin and Albert z. Gray the ushers.
sim another wedding set for Thursday IS that
OF Miss Grizelda Houston Hull and Captain Rich
mond Pearson Hobson. L. 8 n. AT Tuxedo Our-
ing to the mourning OF the bridegroom the we'd
ding will be rather quiet affair and will take
place az the tuxedo cottage of Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Hull, the, parents OF the bride who is
related TO the Folks and the Eatonses a grand
daughter of Judge Russell Houston OF Kentucky
and grandniece OF former Governor Houston OF
Alabama After the honeymoon Captain and Mrs
Hobson Will make their home at Greensboro Ala
II Is on Thursday. too that the marriage OF C
russell Au2hincloss and Miss Helen Russell,
daughter OF MT and Mrs. Samuel Russell takes
place at the latter's country seat Middletown
Conn. Miss Mary c. Lefrerts. Miss Evelyn. Miss
Ruth and Miss Maud jackson. Miss Elizabeth