New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

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dent who entertained him at dinner was no less
Democrat than Thomas Jefferson. a virginian at
that.
full song, i Want to Be an Angel with the rest OF
us said the teacher.
The little shook her head
What's the use OF telling story about t? she
to play the piano without bothering with harp"
-(Chicaso Post.
IN SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt arrived
in town last night from Newport board Mr..
by DR.. E. A. Tucker They are at No 72l Fifth
ave, which they have leased for the winter
W. storrs Wells and his daughter. Miss Nathalie
Wells. arrived in town yesterday from Newport
for the winter.
Colonel and Mrs Delaney A. Kane return TO
town for the winter tomorrow. They have made
arrangemonts for extensive alterations Of their
before next summer.
Miss Rhinelsnder has returned to New-York
Newport
Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop and Miss Marie Win
throp return to town tomorrow for the winter
from Newport.
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones have returned to
town from Newport on board the steam yacht
Narada.
Reginald Vanderbilt has returned to Yale from
Newport where his mother. Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt. is entertaining Mrs Shepard at the Break
The Hon. Mrs. Bromley. who, as Lillian Paunce-
fote. will be remembered at Washington, where
her marriage took place year ago, gave birth to
a daughter In London at the home Of her father.
in Chesham-st.. a few days before Lord Paunce-
fote sailed for this country 10 resume his duties
British Ambassador at Washington. He is due
here with two of his unmarried daughters on Sat
Urday next. Lady Pauncefote remains in London
ert Bromley formerly attached TO the British
Embas at Washington ana Is 6he eldest son ana
Lord PauncefOse.
Sir Frederick Frankland. tenth baronet of his
line. who lost his first wife. daughter Of John
Augustus zerega, OF this city. about eight years
ago is about to marry Miss Thistle Curzon, a
scarsdale Lord Curzon; Lord Howe Lord Zouche
and Lord Teynham belong. Sir Frederick served
several offices under Cecil Rhodes in South Africa
Harry W. Bull is acting master OF the fox
hounds of the Meadow Brook Hunt in the place
his duties as master by his recent illness.
Mrs James A. Roosevelt has returned to town
from Oyster Bay. and is at her house in West
Fifty-seventh-st.
Mrs Robert Goelet returns to town from New
port early next month.
Mrs John f. Parsons who was Mrs. David
Wolfe Bishop. will return town from Lenox
to-day. The old Bishop home, in Madison-ave..
will be occupied by her son. D. Wolfe Bishop. and
she viii take up her residence with her husband
Mrs Cortlandt Field Bishop are still IN Japan.
Miss Josephine Drexel will return TO town early
next month. and will be at her house In Madison
ave, for the winter She is staying with her
mother Mrs Joseph Drexel. at the latter's country
seat. near Philadelphia.
James Henry Smith who is living at Tuxedo.
was in town yesterday. driving his coach up Fifth
ave. Among the party on board was Mrs. Stuy-
Mrs Frederick Gehhard. who is on her way back
10 the city from Sioux Falls. with her mother.
on m ea and a N62mSn M' wSs
house. at westbury. before going abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay will come TO
town early next month for brief stay after which
they viii return 10 their Long Island home At
Roslyn. where they will remain until they settle
winter. t'' 'ie
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller will arrive IN
town from Ohio next Friday. and will occupy their
mouse IN West Ftfty-fourth-st. for the winter.
The wedding OF Lyon Gardiner eldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Lyon Gardiner Of Gardeners Island
N T.. TO Miss Nellie Harjes. will take place In
Paris on November J. Miss Hartes Il the daughter
OF the Paris partner Of the banking house OF Drexe
Hartes & Co.
Mrs Adolf Ladenburs has returned to westburv
for the remainder Of the autumn and took part IN
the meet OF the Meadow Brook Hunt on Saturday
she likewise was at the meet yesterday which was
at the Roslyn hreakwater. Mrs. Kernochan also
was present in the saddle
Among the many town houses that have under
gone alterations during the last summer is that
OF Mrs Charles T Barney in East Thirty-efrhtb-
So The changes. which not vet complete In
clude the addition OF large ballroom in the rear
OF the house. entered through conservatorv
ana the reconstruction OF the entrance OF which
tal gray marble columns either side OF the vesti
bule now constitute feature '
HERO OF THE WAR OF 1872