New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
NETWORK SOCIETY.

With the wedding of Miss Webb to Ralph Pulitzer
nj SheIburne, VT; the races at Belmont Park ana
the automobile contest yesterday. the weekend mas
been . rather busy from social point or view
To-day the ma jority of DR.. and Mrs w Seward
Webbs guests will return from Shelburne, VT and
until Saturday next when the steeplechases take
place at Morris Park, the week will be com
paratfvely uneventful. True. there few mar
riages, but the majority Of the young people, who
are waiting to plight their troth at the altar seem
70 nrefer November to October for their weddings
While the Union the Knickerbocker. the Calumet
and the Racquet clubs will extend the Ireeoonn oL
their respective clubhouses to Prince Louis OF Bat
tenberg and to the officers of the British cruiser
SQUADRON during their stay here next month"; all lhe
plans which had been made by the clubs IN Ques-
ton for special entertainments in honor or the
visitors have had to be abandoned. owing TO the
briefness of their soiourn- The prince and his ON
GERS as well as the commanders of the American
men-ofwar in port, will be entertained on Novenl-
Der g. which is King Edwards birthday. by the St
Georges Society at big banquet at the Waldorf
Astoria TO which the President and the Secretary
of the Navy have been invited
virginias Hot Springs continues TO be the rem
devious of a very large element OF New-4ork So
ciety and familiar faces to be encountered al
most ut every turn in the beautiful drive there-
NJ ond Mrs O H P Belmont. who have been en-
pertaining their daughter, the Duchess OF Mari
borough will leave town tomorrow for months
STAY at the new country place when they ha'e
bniIt there The duchess sailed for England yes
terday Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt ana her chll-
dren who are due here from Europe. shortly. Will
go TO Hot Springs their arrival, and MI ana
Mrs Henry Shoemaker will spend the remainder
Of the month at the Homestead
a. invade the season is in full swing. and enter
,o,rr,aDts succeed one another without Interrupt
ton James Henry Smith. who is due here TINS
reel, from England, will open his place there I'M
Adts+elv on his arrival. for succession of house
.artIas The Duke and Duchess of Manchester,
however will not accompany him. as had been an
nounced The duchess has been Ill, and Is In a
sanatoriurn in England Mrs. James Brown Loro'
Who arrived a day or two ago. is at her villa, and
enemy othe- regular residents established there.
and who are dispensing hospitality. are Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre Lorllard the Hon. Hugo and Lady
Eveivn Barring, whose elder brother Lord Ravei-
stoke will arrive here this week to stay with them'
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poor. whose son-in-law
and daughter Colonel and Mrs. Richardson. after
spending the summer and early autumn with them
IN Scotland have returned 10 South Africa
Trinity Chapel was the scene yesterday or the
wedding OF Miss Charlotte Glllet. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Elmslie NJ. Gnlet, 10 Arthur p. F. AIDE
nav The bride. white satin. trimmed with
point lace and q point lace veil. was attended by
her sister Mildred as maid-of-honOr. In a frock OF
white silk with pale cream sash and a large white
felt picture hat with white ostrich plumes. The
bridesmaids were Miss Gladys e. Goodrich daugh-
ter OF Rear Admiral Goodrich U. s. N. Miss Alice
Adenaw Miss Agnes w. Russell. Miss Alice Grant
Smith, Miss Mabray Parks and Miss Amy II Mills.
They wore light green silk and white lace frocks.
with white felt picture hats. Charles B, Watt.
Charles P Payne. George H Hodges. Philips
Parks Gustav Heineken and Iangdon Goelet were
the ushers. and Herman cester Stone, the best
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