New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
NETWORK SOCIETY.

New-York, making occasional motor trips into
town. SO that the appearance of the fashionable
restaurants at the luncheon hour especially toward
the middle of the week. serves 10 modify in
measure the impression created by the drawn
blinds the boarded-up entrances of the houses and
the deserted appearance generally Of the streets
in the fashionable residential districts The Sub
urban on Thursday and the various college COM
mencement exercises will keep people round about
New-York until the end of the month, when the
modish world will adjourn to Newport and other
seaside resorts stopping off on the way to take
in the interuniversity boat races at New-London.
AS usual, many yachting parties have been or
sanized the rowing races.
This does not mean that the season at Newport
~ still to begin. Although nothing much has been
done yet there in the way OF entertaining many
families have already arrived for the summer and
numerous cottages have been opened. including
those of Lisperard Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Z. De Forest, Colonel and Mrs De Lancey Kane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr Mr.. and Mrs Win
throp Rutherfurd Mrs Burke Roche. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs and Captain and Mrs. Philip
Lydg. Mrs. Hermann Celrichs. who sails from
Havre at the end of the week with her son. Will
on reaching New-York go at once 10 Newport,
where her villa is being prepared for her arrival,
Is also Beechwood, where Mrs. Astor is eN-
pected about days hence. Every day one
learns of departures for Bar Harbor LenoX and
southampton where the Meadow Brook Club Is
the various country clubs and at the yacht clubs
OF both shores of the Sound there is plerty Oh lie
and animation especially at the summer quarters
of the New-York Athletic Club on TraVers 1sahu'
and at the seawanhaka Cortnthian 4acnt CIuO' a'
Oyster Bay
Among the weddings for the week which opens
to-day is that of Mrs. Schuyler Montgomery Roose-
velt's daughter Miss Augusta Boylston' ana Dohaiu
campbell. on Wednesday. the ceremony at St;
Jon,es,s Church Skaneateles n. Y, being followed
nv a wedding breakfast at Roosevelt HAIL INC
country place of the brides mother ana sep1ather'
The bridegroom is a son OF Major General JoHH
CaunbeII u s. A (retired) and a cousin OF Ly-
o,r,. winchester of Baltimore. who married the
daughter Of MI and Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt
The bride IS a daughter Of Mrs schuyler Mont
sonerv Roosevelt by her former marriage. ana a
granddaughter of Mrs Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, of
stenbenson Md. Schuyler Montgomery Roosevelt
G. a cousIn Of the President and a member OF the
Knickerbocker the Brook and number OF other
New-York clubs.
-ror,or-ovv the marriage of Miss Grace Dabney
m Robert Wrenn former lawn tennis champion OF
America and one of The Presidents Roush riders
In 1885, will take place at Nahant. Mass MISS
Eleanor Sears Miss Hannah Stevenson. Miss Doro-
tbv Forbes Miss Elsie Carr Miss Constance Amory
and Miss Rosamond Saltonstall will be the brides
maids while William Larned. Albert Fish. George
Adee and f. Townsend irwin. all of New YORK.
Andrew Sage of Albany; Chester Chaplin Runrlll
and Alfred Dabney. jr.. will be the ushers' ana
c.aorea wrenn will be his brothers best man.
After the ceremony in the Union Church, at noon
there will be a reception at the NahaEt Club The
bride is a we'll known amateur actress and Lead
ing member of the Vincent Club. of Boston
Mrs Thomas Andrews's house. in East 61th-st
was the scene yesterday afternoon OF the marriage
of her granddaughter, Miss Mary Constance Berry
to Mortimer Percy Arnold. Owing to the recent
death of the atter's mother. Mrs. ]. V. H Arnold
orI, reIatives and a few intimate friends were
present ut the ceremony. The bride. who Is
niece of Mrs. John Di Zeresa, was given away by
her father oliver F. Berry and was arrayed in a
nrincess gown OF white satin. trimmed with lace
with which she wore a point lace veil and carried
- bououet of white orchids and ies-of valley.
Her attendants consisted OF Miss Florence Deen'
Mics Mary Besson and Miss Sophie Sherwood IN
frocks of blue organdie. trimmed with lace. Ihey