The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-18

~ his wife, who had shortly before given
ys sn f" aed Franco. as
to New York. On their arrival here they began
Rrspara,ti ,. to 60 to their country home at
Of June and July. after which they went
e Newport. where they were the guests q
e BernSrdsye. and in few weeks Sek time INF Mr
Drayton. with several friends. started for q
bn,oSS IN the n Mr.
:, Mr., Dorrc~e. It is said. was during Mr..
He frequently lunchcd with Mrs Drayton. and
drove aaout the country with her IN her vic
Ss CIV ever nnnS 81 sS sI
Mrs. Diayton,s dinner hour. When Mr. Dray-
ton camo back from the Northwest the stories
between husband and wife. Ne tnen. 1t i said.
move his children from Under Ter ea reu 10
drove Mrs Drayt9n and Mr. Borrowe about
under the Influence q. liquor. and it was Of
unusual that his condition was such rs to en-
Sa Mr. ,oE ss aSts Would nd shs
s'ss g. hi% Mr Dr. 6fsy ysas 09%s sr
s 9s Mrs ;sSns wa s
s %eh as e. ss OF
treated his mistress with an utter lack OF re-
sp Pr. q ADJ never iost an opportunity to show
Last NovembeTr 81. h hef Mrs. Drayton and her
here weG t. bH9DsS for t@ M
msx s eng Mr. Mr. aSS SsS and !. wns sAS 10
implored her husband not to leave her. but II
nc insisted to at least allow her, children to re-
short time his
tire parity ' %ente rfs Se family se com
q Sir Mr;. Astor. Mr.. Dayton took his family
It was said last night. and has been the eos.
Invitation sent by Mrs. Drayton. It is said
Percy Drayton brothsr S 81 Mr. Coleman
Drayton: Is at present in Washington.
encc GLIB az Rs Is saa to g he
'apfa IssiSs 81 Mr Hallett Borrowers in this
what truth there was. in tho report that Mr.
Bo GrSs had had, been challenged by Mr.. Drayton
matter rs q that that kind is entirely too deli
fSs will az p Just we'll S''a TIE
any informati9 in regard to it would come
will, much better grace from somebody not
related to shosc consernod Unjust decline to
fHIIADELrH1X. March 17.-Mr. Drayton be:
lSnGs to one Of the oldest and wealthisst Of
when ali becomes known tomorrow Mr.
nSr nee ward Snd his aunt
eS the snIfih u nsns1 of 1 %ha
sa "sshSss between t9ss Knew H. Dtao no and
IT, last fall WIEN wy }si
Drayton's father. died many years ago. and
the SON. although living nominally in Thiia-
Of e in Se% seeh nss h fsGn.s1 Rss
he sf 81 do him in this city His
Gus Ii. w atS His the sne ss Ts.;s Sss Nss
psasss pSs esw
gre Grea. ,stsnhen Girnrd estate: and is 3 man q
oi ne s e tSs es
eyer mlsnsire His two son sar&Re ess.r d.
most fashionable circles here: Mrs. g. Dors9n
handsomest residences IN the city: at 2.lO6
Walnut street Her COLLECTION q pottery
s Ss country to b Mrs Of ths m nfsf
many times, over. Her family control the
Gretna, made famous by the annual encamp-
ment OF the Pennsylvania National Guards.
Mrs Coleman is a member OF tho exclusive
Acorn Club. and her name figures among the
list Of patronesses at all the leading social and
charitable, entertainments: Her son. G. Dorson
Club. the most exclusive. organ zation in
Philadelphia. and owns q handsome country
once year None Of Mr.. Drayton's relatives
in either family had received word Of his re-
ported departure for this country. They were
completely astounded by the news as told to
them. but had no comment Of any kind to offer.