New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Society is considerably Influenced just at present
by the motor All last week it was constant in its
attendance at the automobile shows at Madison
Square Garden and the seth Regiment Arnory and
in the next few days a number of persons will be
starting for Palm Beach to attend the races on
OrmOnd Beach. at which. according TO all accounts
every speed record is to be broken. Already the
annual spring exodus has begun Outgoing steam
ers sailing more with full passenger lists
while the trains for California and for the South
ern resorts are likewise crowded Mr. and Mrs w
X. Vanderbilt have gone to Aiken, n. c. and Mr.
and Mrs W. K Vanderbilt jr.. will sail for Eu-
rope day after tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
Vanderbilt went yesterday. and Mrs Alfred G.
Vanderbilt started for the south of France last
Wednesday. In fact the annual spring ernigra ton
is al hand, and, although the season viii not end
until the beginning of March. many are already
busily engaged in making their preparations to
leave NewTork IN the next few weeks
Tonight Mrs, Oliver H. P. Belmont will give
dinner at the St Regis. prior to her departura for
Europe this week. Seventy invitations bava has,
issued Mrs John R. Dre1el also will give a din
tonight at her house. in East s2d-st for Tadv
Susan Townley. who has arrived in town &c.
Washington for a few days
Signor Caruso will sing and Victor Herbert and
his orchestra will play at Albert Morris Rarbv,s
musical tomorrow at the Waldorf Astoria ~ MA
a. m.
Mrs. Charles T. Barney viii give small dance
tomorrow night at her house in Parl-a,,a fo- -
niece, Miss Dorothy whitney
Friday is the date set for Mrs. Ogden nrus.s
dance at her house in East 69th-st
On Wednesday Mrs Frederick W vyh,+r,,,. ,.,,,
give dance at her house in East 11+hs+ TO- ME-
Susan sedgewick. the debutante daughter ~ Artl1r
Sedgewick.
near fJf11r
J. Nevett Steele. jr.. at Sherry's on Er,say. MI,
Gourlie. for Miss Nathalie Gourie on Saturday, o.
her house in East S7th-st.; Mrs Harry PAYNE
Whitney. Monday, January 90 for her s,sta- q,
law. Miss Dorothy Whitney. at her house AT 5th
and 67th-st.; Mrs. Prescott Iaw-aro. :.
sherrys on wednesday. January 81 for her dabu
tante daughter. Miss Katherine IavvrsDca o-a
Mrs. Benjamin Nicol for Miss Elsie NIcou on Feb
ruary l, at her house in East 5oth-st AZ urhtcb
Phoenix Ingraham viii lead the cotillon
Frederick a Juilliard. Langdon and r Throon
Geer, James Duane Livingston and F,srvsrs ~
Crosby are among those whose names have been
added TO the committee In charge of the srropva
ments at the annual Charity Bail 10 ha ,1ra,, p
February ! at the Waldorf-Astoria for the ho,.o,
OF the Nursery and Childs Hospital Among thoaa
who have taken boxes for the entertainment arr
August Belmont Mrs Robert Olyphant NJ. u ~
Goddard. Mrs. e. ]. Berwind, Mrs J. HAY. ITar,
mond and Mrs. &. Moore. For hfty-two vsars ,h,
annual Charity Ball has been one OF the oh,o,
sources OF income OF the Nursery and Child's Eos
pitsl and one OF the features OF the New-yorl. ,;
ter season, being. in fact. the only public ran e.
winch society takes part and is actively interested
On Wednesday the marriage Of Miss Grace ro,+a
to Stuart Colquhoun Grant. son of the late C,foa,
Colquheun Grant. OF the British Army ana -
Dinaro France will take place at the home OF ths
parents OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK ~
Potter. W.
Among the marriages set for this week is thu, .,
Miss Alice de Goicouria 10 August patront q,
which takes place Thursday afternoon at a.. -
Church of the Ascension. Bishop Doane OF AIh,nv
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ stires ,,u 80.
form the ceremony. which will be followed nv .
snaii reception given by the father OF the bride A.
his house. In West 5sth-st The hriaa, a..s a.
VIII include Miss Edith Kama Miss cynshis Rooh.