New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Weddings festivities in connection Herewith and
the races at Belmont Park, where the autumn
racing season will 10 close on Saturday con-
stitute the principal features of the week Ehlch
opens to-day OF the weddings one will be that
of Miss Frederick Webb to Ralph Pulitzer, on Sat
urday next at Shelburne VT where DR.. and Mrs.
w Seward Webb have a country place bcrdeIins on
Lake Champlan. DR.. and Mrs. Webb will enter
tain large house party for the marriage, some OF
their guests being auartered at the house others
at the farmhouse. while some of the men VIII md
accommodations DR.. Webb's yacht the ElIr1da-
A bout two hundred guests will leave town on FIJI
day evening by special train from the Grand Cen
trail Station where they will be taken charge Of
by the representatives of their host, dining on
board shortly after the departure Of the train
They Will traverse Lake Champiain on special
boat on the following morning. and be brought back
town in the same manner on saturday night,
after the wedding.
Bishop Hall of Vermont will of1ciate at the cere-
mony, which will take place at Trinity Church,
Shelburne and the bride will have as her attend
ants Miss Wenonah Wetn1ore and Miss Edith Pulit-
ger James Watson Webb, Phoenix Ingrahaun.
Charles Draper Nicholas BiddIe, Francis o. Byrd,
Thomas E. Crimmins and Allen Davis will be the
ushers and Joseph Pulitzer jr, will be his brothers
best man. They will be entertained by the BRIDE
groom together with other OF his friends, fare
we'll bachelor dinner Wednesday evening at
Sherrys.
Another wedding on Saturday will be that Of
Charlotte NJ CSille4, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmslie GiIlet. OF East Ath-st.. TO Arthur P. r.
Adenaw OF East 64th st, the ceremony taking
place at Trinity Chapel; while at New-Canaan. on
the same day. Miss Ruth Howard. daughter OF
Edward Tasker Howard Will be married 10 Henri
A. L. Hoguet Mortimer P. Arnold viii be the best
man. and the ushers viii include Robert Louis
Hos1Jet John Devereux Herman. of Utica; William
Churchill Garish, Paul L. Phean and Alfred
Boer11m The bride will have her little niece, Miss
Honor Ieeming, her nower girl and only at
tendant.
Belmont Park dividsd with the horse shows at
Piping Rock. Long Island, and at Morristown.
N j. the attention OF New-York society yesterday.
The attendance at the races was larger than at
any time in the week. Worthington Whisehouse
had the road coach Venture for the Gay. and his
party consisted of Austen Gray. w. De Lancey
Kountze. Williams P. Burden. T B. Clark, jr.. and
several others. Charles Wilson drove.
Mrs de Barril and Miss de Barril have arrived
in town and are at the stratforo. No Il East ed
ST., for the season.
Joseph Livingston Deianeid. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maturin /. Delaneid. of No. Ats 6th-ave.. to Miss
Mary Renwick Sloane. daughter of Professor and
Mrs. william NJ. Sloane, Of No. 1m East ssth-st-
Thursday November IS. hss been set az the data
for the WeddlnS OF Wilisan >, ~ tnofne 10 Miss j.
Therese Keyser which, owing 20 the Illness OF her
father will take place At his house in East &th-st
Mr. and Mrs Henry Tremenheers viii be- in
New-york for the greater part OF the winter, stay
ing at the Lorraine. IN East f5th-st Mrs. Trsusn-
heere Is the sister of Mrs. Lndisy Holman Chaplin.
and Ike her sister. who will spend the fall and
the winter at Tuxedo. ia II mourning for their
mother Mrs George B. andrews. Who died at Lake
George a few weeks ago.
tsnsnt in thu i5tn Eussars. end who IS = son
OF Era Arthur PsGat, has 5nH BEEN appointed
alds-da-earap to tia ySoercU &c rselaxd IA q 4
Hn6scn Of King Edward By wnHn As HAS tscs-