New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-11
NETWORK SOCIETY.

tion of the fashionable set this week. OF course.
the marriage of Miss Alice Roosevelt to Nicholas
Longworth at the White House overshadows the
others in popular interest and will have the effect
of taking a large contingent of society from here
to Washington Thursday and Friday next The
Roosevelts have for generations been Identified
with New-York life. and are in every sense of the
word New-York family. In the circumstances, it
is only natural that this city should be largely
represented than any other among those present at
the wedding.
Another marriage of the week. which also will
take place at Washington, on Thursday. and which
is exciting much interest here, is that OF Ralph
Ellis, of the Knickerbocker Club, who has so fire.
quently acted master of the hounds at the meets
of the Meadow Brook Club. The bride will be Miss
Elizabeth Warder daughter of Mrs. Benjamin E
Warder. OF Washington. The engagement was an
nounced at Washington on Friday. and the early
date of the wedding has been chosen in consequence
of the fact that the brides sister, Mrs Ward Tho
ran. is compelled to sail for Europe February To-
Yet another out of town wedding IS that OF Gift
ford a. Cochran. of Mrs. William E. Cochran
of No. East 45th-st.. to Miss Mabel Hayward
Taylor. daughter of DR.. j. Madison Taylor, of
Philadelphia, St Stephens Church. in that city
on Wednesday. Alexander Cochran will be the best
man. and the usheTs. most of them New-York men
will consist of Alexander Cameron 1r Augustus
r. Oliver, Bradford Ellsworth Reeve SchIey Per-
civaI D. Taylor. Brockholst Smith, Henry James
William Frew and Harry w. Dupuy.
On Saturday DuIany HowIands marriage TO Miss
Daisy Mcclure will take place at the West 49th-st
home Of the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mcclure. Her sister. Miss Katherine Mcclure ana
Miss Mary Pyue. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Percy
r. Pyne. will be the only bridal attendants. while
Meredith Rowland. jr, will act as his brothers
best Monsignor Lavelle. rector OF St. Pat
rck's Cathedral, will perform the ceremony. which
will be followed by small reception
Thursday is the day set for the wedding OF Miss
Henrietta Constable Weathe-bee TO Clark Potter
Read Tho ceremony will be performed by Bishop
Coadjutor David Fl. Greer in the Church OF the In
carnation. and will be followed by a reception given
by the parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Edwin H
weatherbee at their house I'm shave Miss Nav
a Weatherbee will be her sisters maid OF honor
and Miss Elsie Laid. Miss Isabel Hyde and the
Misses Helen and Edith Read viii be the brides
maids James McLane win be the best man. and
Sewell Boardman. Charles s. Buckley Morris G.
Russell Harold eddie. Stephen Barker. Hicks A
weatterbee, Henry Drummer Arthur Robinson and
Stephen Barker win act ushers.
On the same afternoon a concert for the benefit of
the Minturn Hospital for Scarlet Fever ana Diph-
iberia al 1sth-st and the East River win take
place Sherry's. under the patronage of Mrs
William Douglas Sloane. Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan
Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry. Mrs. Abram S Hewitt
Mrs Robert Winthrop and Mrs. Vanderbilt Victor
Harris In charge of the arrangements. and the pro
gramma will include 'Flora's Holiday" a song
cycle OF English music OF the eighteenth century
st, Valentines Day will DO made the occasion or
a dramatic entertainment i'm the afternoon and
evening at the Berkeley Lyeeum. when Miss
Dorothy Whitney. Miss Elsie Nicou, Miss Kaths-.
Inc AuerbuTy and other debutantes Of the ssaso,
members OF the Junior League. viii appear IN
Pinero's school Mistress for the benent Of the
College Settlement. The play will be followed nv
national dances in costume. In which Mis-, IorraIr.
Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Cowdn and other debutan,s.
will take part.
On Tuesday night Mrs z. Fl. Harriman will xivs
domino party for her daughters. the Misses Marv
ana Sorneiia Hartman. al her house. al 5th-ays
ana &s.h-sli ana W marrow evening ArA n AsA>~