The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19
Rothschilds at their summer home. and Mrs.

! ssld !? SsSs sssn spsss isvorits
and F 81 yssrs o To lived Boston up to the
%s Of has Bs Gs as e
ter Of Peter Parker Of tho old Boston Parker
suppose Spi to have inBeritea. through her.
Peter ,Parker's father was old John Parker.
had had the the name Of being the richest man in New
England, A good part OF his MILLIONS was was
thronsh a Ser to hm Mr. peaeons father is
reported 70 have come originally OF Ken
Mr.. Deacon. is described as a man Of fine
presence. with unusual social qualifications
and an air Of marked distinction: He Is said
social affairs. and is not known ever to have
sSs@ Il NJ? B::sSs s sss sss
nue. in this city on Nov. Is. 1883 The daugh-
ter had lived with her father and mother In
but she was too young then oven to have gone
much into society. She ts said to have been
The wedding took place about II years ago:
It Is recalled as among the largest and most
soSeS Il SS hsf as Rou.s
q ~ tine Mrs Deacon is deseribsd as ana
figure. and eyes Of remarkable. beauty. Al
mrai baldwin had two other children BY his
now living. and owns a large ranch In Califor-
MIA
Deacon went to Paris wSere they have since
az IL Rue Pierre, cssrron. Paris. where they
ds ssa on Baldw ,s Principal part
Of his large estate was deyidcd between Mrs.
We eref sRe s only gs SURVIVING p children
SS &sss @
nsesd Mr b e from
Paris and spend the season with her. Mr.; and
they they returned to Paris again at the close ii
M Mr. and Mrs. Deacon have had four children.
all Of whom are living. and their domestic re-
asstrpe 81 es OF
isss nishs on receiving the news 81 the AFFAIR
I4 ss Z s sSe Es'$ sfS:
PssE s Of WS ri Sf0 .S %nd' sS ss
s NJ they one must who hf Knew 'o her h ess
thing; She Was always fond t q attention "a and
havor. and she always appeared to have the
Eme Ebsss "
the other side Of the water. M Deacon was !;
impulsive. but under the circumstance he aid
only what any honorable man would feel
Obliged to d3 The hts contemplate scoundrel
Ward ISXsisT sS5S last s 1isnt IT
e cen say ssu about IT, Mrs Deacon is woman
1T Sss hs
ever Went to Paris. II not better than any other:
She is as we'll known among social people IN
e9S s'y as 9ee so ID be- she
woman OF the greatest pe d a beauty san:
asa has IN sr
years ago they spent the summer IN Newport
and received every attention. NJ. Deacon
The sRoq
ever was OF, the most envtab!e kind. and Mrs.
FheS ahy 1S
both in this city and in Boston. WHORE Mr. Dea-
ANNOUNCEMENT IN BOSTON.
Boston. Feb 1S.-Edward Parker Deaeon's
osson rstsF snd
con House, which stood on the family estate
in Washington street. between Concord and
4 prssent there are but two living members
and his bachelor brother" .h Harlsst st A Pea:
in sefas Great ffiss his snd
asth Of is ns ss
FAN coes the TeaB aon sD0n 4s and bea Sh
sh sA IS about 81 Years q sss and Nss dasins
beiles there Her father entertained Pres;
ident, Arthur, on his visit to Newport
shss otter bs sS
families in the place Mr. Deacon paid sh .n
HILL e sra IN hs city at tho
Among the friends and acquaintances Of the
family in Boston the intelligence Of the shoot
Mrs. Deacon was supposed to he above re-
proach. no intimation having reached friends
here sr,.t that anything to the contrary was sus-
NEWPORT. Feb. lathe Deacons are we'll
known here: as we'll as the he, Baldwins. :. Peter
ana had cottage sa What t. o ss9
iateT s east a Of Beevue avenae
wa aned Parker n h9h2r OF the
widows Hewnort ever, knew: Hor husband
hoaSen tTo SLiiaIsn Ids Rs1ssS d,n$ n Ed;
within with a. Worry few years unmarried. Mrs. boa.
con used to entertain with generous hospital
y ana y9rS xls 81 t IS
cupied tho Parker cottage for years after the
death of her grandfather and mother. and Ind
as an inseparahle companion a fine Newfound-
land dog Society was somewhat astonished
by tho announcement OF the engagement Of
young Edward Parker Deacon to Miss Bald
of Admiral C. II. Baldwin. United States Navy.
and niece OF Mrs. II. NJ. Brooks. and tho heir
ess OF an mmense fortune, and ii was quite
generally known that the match was not ac-
ceptuble to the parents OF the young lady.
". j. FLORENCFYS WILL CONTESTED.