New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY,".
The shows sign of waning. although
Lent is only ten days away and numbers of we'll
known people left town last week for Europe. the
South and the Pacific Coast The programme OF
society for this week is full one. giving promise
of plenty of gayety. This. taken in conjunction
with the appearance OF the boxes In the parterre
row at the opera. where there is no appearance or
any decline in attendance. would seem to Indicate
that there will be interruption in the continuous
round of entertaining until Mr.. Conried brings his
opera season TO a close and leaves to the fashiona-
BILE world the balance OF the penitential term to
recuperae from ts fatigues and to prepare for the
many festivities that set for the period inrne-
diately following Easter.
Yesterday was "dies non." from social point
OF view. In New-York. owing to the presence Of so
many at Washington for the wedding at the White
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
Miss Dorothy Whitney will go from the national
capital to-day to their place at Aiken, where they
will spend the greater part OF the month of March
Mrs Oliver Iselin and the Misses Iselin Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and the majority OF
Aiken's winter and spring colony have also arrived
there, and the season is in full. swing At Palm
Beach the season is likewise well under way and.
indeed. most of the Southern resorts present a
spectacle of animation
Among those who have gone abroad ara Mrs
Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt who sailed
yesterday for the Mediterranean where they will
join Mrs. Robert GoeIet on board the Nahma for a
cruise in the Levant Others who sailed yesterday
were Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley Miss Annah Rip
ley. Mr. and Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy and
their children. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Ed
win s. Chaplin. Lord Fairfax and Mrs Devereaux
Clapp. who has sold her villa at Newport and will
spend the entire summer abroad.
Duany Howland's marriage to Miss Daisy
Clure elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Nc
Clure took place yesterday afternoon at the house
or the brides parents In West 49th-st Only rea-
tives and few intimate friends were present at
the ceremony. which was performed by Monsignor
LaveIe. rector OF St Patrick's Cathedral The
bride. dressed in white satin trimmed with old
point lace. and carrying a bouquet Of Iies-oft the
valley, was attended by Miss Katherine Mcclure.
her sister. In blue louisine. The Iatter's flowers
consisted Of white lilacs and pink roses while the
other bridesmaid. little Mary Pyne, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy R. Pyne. arrayed in a
frock of Irish lace. and a large white lace hat
trimmed with white feathers. and carried basket
OF daisies Meredith Rowland. jr.. his
brothers best After the ceremony the newly
married couple started for the South. and their
return will sail for Europe and spend the summer
abroad. Among those present at the wedding were
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyne. Mr.. and Mrs Percy r, Pyne, W.
Rhinelander Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Water
bury, 8. 8. Rowland. Bronson Winthrop. Mrs.
Richard Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell Solely,
Mrs, John Mnturn. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rus
SELL Miss Ethelberta Russell and Miss George
Rowland.
Sherry's was the scene yesterday afternoon OF the
annual ST. Valentines Kettledrum, in aid OF the
Samaritan's Home for the Aged Among those in
charge of the entertainment were Mrs Richard
Irwin. Miss Isabel Cameron, Miss Dorothy KisseI.
Miss Beatrice Pratt Mrs. W. x Post and Miss
Amy Townsend.
Francis C. Bishop who is to be married next
Dali
Walden PeH gave his farewell bachelor dinner last
night at Delmoncos. In the party were his
brother, Reginald Bishop, who is to officate his
best man. and the twelve ushers. J. Borden Harri-
man, George H. Mairs. Andrew Miller, William
Iaimbeer. c. Blair Painter. Louis Bacon. Henry
". Bull, Alfonso de Navarro. Franklin L. Pope.
Walden PeI. James c. Bishop and Ogden Mills
Bishop The wedding will be celebrated at Cal
vary Church Wednesday at o'clock by the
Rev. J. Lewis Parks. the rector and the bride will
be attended by Miss Cynthia Roche. Miss Maria
Moran. Miss Laura Swan Miss Leila Burnett. and
also by her little niece Miss Leta Wright. who will
act as flower girl. The ceremony will be followed
by a reception given by Mrs. Walden PeI, at her
house IN Madson-ave
Another wedding OF the week Is that of Reginald
RonaIds to Miss Thora Strong, granddaughter of
the late William L. Scott. at Erie. Penn. IN ST.
PauIs Cathedral where the ceremony Will be per-
formed by Bishop Franklin s. Spaulding, OF Utah.
formerly rector OF the cathedral. Reginald Ronads
is a member Of the Knickerbocker and other New
York clubs He served in the Rough Rider regiment
under the President in Cuba. He is a son of Mrs
Peter Ronalds. who for many years has made her
home in London.
Still another wedding of the week is that OF Miss
Willis. daughter of the late Colonel Benjamin
A Willis. to Arthur Weightman Spencer OF Boston |
the house Of the brides aunt, Mrs Cortlandt
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. in East 61st-st on
Wednesday. Only relatives and a few inti- |
mate friends have been asked, owing to the fact OF
the bridegroom being in mourning. His best man
will be Professor Phillips Mason. OF Princeton Uni