New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.

and will go from here to Colorado and California
NETWORK SOCIETY.
Two more steeplechase meetings at Norris Park
on Wednesday and Saturday next, and the annual
autumn bali at the club at Tuxedo on Friday, are
among the principal features on the programme OF
society for the week which opens today. Besides
these there VIII be many arrivals from abroad for
the season and the return to town Of NUMBER Oh
well known people from simmer and autumn re-
sorts to chronicle. Ali save those who have coun-
try houses near New-York which they make their
headquarters for the greater part Of the year are
already established IN the city for the season. and
from social point OF view the town IS full
With regard to the Tuxedo ball. its Importance is
due to the fact that It will be sgnalized by the
presence Of most Of the debutantes OF the forth
coming winter who this year are exceptionally
numerous They include Miss Pauline French
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tick French; Miss
Eleanor Mortimer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Flch-
ard Mortimer: Miss Dorothea Hdvemeyer potter
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter
Miss Dorothy whitney youngest daughter OF the
late William c. Whitney; Miss Pauline Mor+oh'
Youngest daughter OF the president Of the EqullOio
Society; Miss Emily Coster, daughter OF MI Gnu
Mrs Charles H Coster; Miss Gladys Pell, daugn-
fer Of Mrs Rowland Pell and grandnece of Ell
br,dra II Gerry; Miss Dorothy Kissel, daughter OK
Mrs Gustav Kissel and a great-sranddaushleE 01
Commodore Vanderbilt; Miss Mildred ana MSS
Irene sherman daughters OF Mr. ana MIS- waits
sherman; Miss Emily Welles, daughter OK WIS
BENJAMIN WelIes who is q relative Of Mrs. AssoE'
Miss Margaret Knower, younger sister OF Nlrs
Henry Coleman Drayton, and many more Amos
Tuck French will lead the cottllo7
Among the marriages set for the week which
opens to-day and which are Of social interest Is
that OF Lewis Stevens Of Castle Point HoooAeh'
obi n
Philip A. Jackson. Of Newark in the Flrs' res
byterlan Church Of that city.
On the same evening Thatcher NJ. Adams, who Is
to marry the brides sister, Miss Edith Jackson on
the following Wednesday, will give his 1are"eA
bachelor dinner at the University Club with fre1-
erick A Schefrelin Henry Brevoort Kane. John r
Talmage Robert NJ. Thomas George G Greenleaf
John Mclean, Wilcott Jackson, Thomas l. Clark
Robert c. Green and John D. Adams for his guests
Franklin Butler Lord. tr.. gave his farewell
bachelor dinner last night at Delmonico'S. Among
his guests were Sheldon Whitehouse. Lawrence
Rand Charles L. Lawrence. Buell. HOLSTER, Seton
Porter, Clarence Young, CORTLAND Dixon and Pay
son Merrill His marriage 10 Miss Lillian Barker
will take place at Grace Church next Monday, ana
after the ceremony a reception will be given by
the brides mother, tho widowed Mrs FOrdyce
Barker, at her house in 5th-ave, which used 10
belong to her father. the late Samuel D. BabcOck
Miss Barker will have her bridal attendants
Miss Jessie Sloane. who is 10 be the maid of honor,
and Miss Violet Cruger. Miss Ruth Twombly, Miss
SybiI Douglas Miss Martha McCook. Miss Virginia
Murray and Miss Margaret Dix. who are to be the
bridesmaids.
1t is at ST. Bartholomew's instead OF at St.
Thomass. that the marriage OF Ktliaen Van Rens-
seaer, jr.. to Miss Dorothy Manson will take place
November q. Miss Gladys Rice. Miss Clara
Ellsworth. Miss Anita Peabody. Miss Julia Trow-
bridge and Miss Mary and Miss Ellen Atterbury
will be the bridal attendants. while William Van
Rensselaer, Erving, Vance and Thomas l.. Manson,
1r.. J. Lawrence Meyers. Henry Pendleton Rogers.
jr. and Lewis Hosmer will be the ushers. and
Charles Edmund Fairfax the best The men
will be entertained by the bridegroom farewell
bachelor dinner November IS at Delmonico's
After the wedding ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lincoln Manson the parents Of the bride will give
reception at their house in East SSth-st.
Mrs II. Mex. Twombly gave a luncheon Yesterday
at F1orham. her place Madison for which more
than a hundred invitations had been issued She is
entertaining house party for the week and her
guests include Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt.
Among those who sailed YESTERDAY for England
were Sir George and Lady Murray with their SON
in-law and daughter. Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts
who have been in this country several weeks
in which time they have been the guests NJ Mr.
and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at Lenox and Of
Mrs Vanderbilt at Newport, Marshall O. Roberts
is the son Of Mrs. Ralph Vivian. of London by her
former marriage with the we'll known New-York
merchant and clubman. Marshall O. Roberts Young
Roberts has been brought up in England has held
a commission in the English army and served under
the British flag through the Boer war
St BartholOmew's was the scene yesterday Of the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth F. Brown daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ". Brown. to William Strange
Norton The bride attended by Miss GLADYS
Handy. Miss Caroline Norton. Miss Katherine Shep-
ard Miss Harriet CrowelI ard Miss Dorothea
Brown. DR.. Nathaniel r. Norton oficiated as his
brothers best man. and William Brigham Brown
Charles Curie, IT.. James c. McLeer and Cornelius
De Bevoise the rshers. After the ceremony
there was receDtion given bv the parents of the
bride at the buckingham Hotel.
Another wedding yesterday was that OF Miss
Jessica Davis. daughter OF Andrew J. Davis OF
Catherwood. OF Philadelphia. the ceremony taking
place at the East bSth-st. house OF the brides sis
ter, Mrs. J, De Courcey Ireland. II was performed
by the Rev. DR. u. Parker Morgan There were
no bridal attendants and the bride. who given
away by her father. frocl of pastel green
cloth, with felt hat OF the hue trimmed
with ostrich pumes. Mr.. and Mrs Catherwocd
will mako their homo at Asheville. n. c.. where
they have a large place near Bhtmore
Mr.. and Mrs Jules Vatable Mrs Gouverneur
Kortright Mir, and Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman aud
Frederick II. Belts among the New Workers
at Hot Springs, Va. where Mr.. and Mrs o. II. P.
Belmont are expected in the course OF the week.