New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NOW that the Christmas and New year holi-
Gays are over and that people have returned to
town from their country seats, from Tuxedo and
other suburban resorts and from Washington.
where New-York society has been extensively rep
resented in the last two weeks the fashionable set
has settled down to the gayety of the season. which
is just at present at its height. The round of en-
tertainments will continue without interruption
until February and the approach of Lent bring
the annual exodus to Southern resorts. to Cali
fornia and to the Riviera, though the season will
this year last much longer than usual since sew
eraI important dances. among others that of Mrs
John Jacob Astor, set for dates toward the
end of next month
Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. who
are still at their place at Hampstead, are booked
10 sail at the end Of the month for Italy, where
they will remain until late IN the spring.
Miss CYNTHIA Roche Miss Marion Fish, Miss
Edith Kane Miss Maria Moran and Miss Ann Wall
will be the bridesmaids Of Miss Alice de Gocouria at
her marriage to August Belmont. jr, at the Church
of the Ascension, 6th-ave. and 10th-st, on Thurs
day, January q.
The engagement is announced of Miss Marion
Lyman. younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Lyman, 10 Rowland Stebbins, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Stebbins. of this city, and grandson Of
the late Henry G. Stebbns.
Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge Will entertain the
Thursday Evening Club at SheTry's on Thursday
night and on the same evening dinners will be
given by Mrs Robert Goelet Mrs. Maturin Living
ton. Mrs Warren c. Beach and Mrs Philip NJ.
Jydig Mrs Lydigs dinner will be followed by
musical for which a number of additional invita-
lions have been issued. and at which Sgnor Scott
will sing. Another musical on Thursday evening
will be that given by Mrs. William Trenor L. Park
who has Mrs Francis Burial Hofman's house for
the season.
Phoenix Ingraham will lead the cotiron Mrs
Joseph Pulitzer's dinner dance on Friday next for
her daughter Miss Edith Pulitzer, at her house in
East 7sd-st.
Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Redmond will celebrate
4he anniversary OF their wedding tomorrow night
by giving a large dinner at their house, In East
65th-st and Mrs. Frank Morgan Freeman will
give dance for Miss Julia Freeman at Sherrys.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes will give cotiIlon
on Tuesday evening at Sherry's and on the same
evening Mrs. Charles T. Barney will have party
at her house. in Park-ave while the CotillOn OF
Eighty has another Of its dances at Delmonicos.
On Wednesday morning another OF the sonata
recitals in behalf of the Music School Settlement
enterprise will take place at Mrs. Charles T. Bar
ney's house. in Park-ave Mrs. Stanford White.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and a number OF other
women of the fashionable set are patronesses Of
this series OF entertainments.
Other musicals Of the week are those Of Albert
Morris Bagby tomorrow morning at the Waldorf
Astoria, at which Nine Sembrich will sing and
Samuel Crimson, the English viOlinist. will play,
while this afternoon Miss Calender aud Miss De
Forest will begin the series Of their Sunday after
noon musicals at their home, at Madison-ave. and
72d-st.
Almeric II Paget. brother OF Sidney and OF Cen
eraI Arthur Paget. has been nominated Ly the
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the Borough OF Cambridge. In succession 10 Sir
penross Fitzgerald. at the general Parliamentary
election this month. His wife, who was Miss
Pauline Whitney. eldest sister OF Harry Payne
whitney, is taking an active part In the canvass
OF the constituency.
Miss Florence G. Wyckofs marriage to Arthur
whitney in the chantry of Grace Church on Thurs
day viii be very quiet, owing illness in the fam
lily of the bride who Is the daughter OF DIT, and