New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NEN-1ORk sOClEl1.
Thanks to its Horse show and the favorable
weather Morristovn continues 10 be the Mecca %
the fashionable set and it may be dounted Whe'nsF
any one Of the exhibitions of this KIM IN the SUD
equine and 2 social point of Jew Inc ooNes ar
being given ~ the club ana ~ the various country
affair
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. whose name ap-
pearei TN the various shipping lists .. having
sailed With her husband from Liverpool tor New
York is IN this country. and was in town yester-
day again, we're also Mrs William Na T,b,5-
Kemp. Miss May Goelet aud Lady Herbert
Mrs George Ogvie Haig who has been staying
with her mother. Mrs. Aston at the latter mousse
in Fifth-ave.. since her arrival from England
leaves town to-morrow for brief visit 10 boston
Tier son by her former marriage 10 D 'oe'iaH
The Rev DR. David IL Greer and Mrs. Greer
who have been spending the summer at Easthamp-
ton, Long Island. will return TO St Bartholomew
rectory for the winter next week
Miss Louise Ward NcAllister has returned 10
town from Newport. and Is at her house. in Madi-
son-ave.
Mr. and Mrs William 5 Fanshawe have returned
to town from their country place at Monmouth
Beach and have opened their house. in East Forty
nftn-st-. for the season
Announcement was made yesterday Of the en-
gagenent OF Mrs James F. Ruggles TO her brother
in-law. Henry NJ. johnson. of the Union Club His
first wife. a Miss Sarah X. Baldwin. died last
February. while his fancee's former husband
James F. Ruggles. died some ten years ago. Henry
NJ Johnson who has a country place at Bayshore.
has daughter by his first wife about eight years
old while the late James F. Ruggles left two chill
dren. daughter OF the name OF GRACE " no IS sun
is broker IN Wall Street and graduate OF Yale,
i. Mrs 81 Edward Renshaw Jones. while Henry 81
Johnson Is brother of Bradish Johnson and OF !
Bradsh Johnson and it may be remembered that
the old Johnson house. at Fifth-aye and Twenty
Lotus Club before It moved uptown. The Rugses /
ding will not take place until next February.
Another engagement announced yesterday was |!
that OF Cornelius Lee, son OF the late Cornelius /
Lee who was drowned in the wreck Of his yacht /
III 1855 to Miss Choise Hatch daughter % Mr. /
and Mrs. ". Dennson Hatch, Of Davenport's Neck. /
New Rochelle. Since Mrs. Lees death. about six 4
years ago Cornelius Lee; with his brother and SIS
Walsh. W. Denni-on Hatch Is a broker in waIl-st
and a member or the Cnlon S!to, ~hle ms d64sn-
ter is well known among the younger set at New
Yet another engagement is that Of Miss Mary
Newbold Lawrence. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John
BurIing Lawrence. % Heth LoTton OF No West
Fortyfourlh-st.. who like MI and Mr.. Lawrencs.
YORK..
GOod Redmond. Miss Redmond Francis J. Otis
and Mrs. John r. Drexel were among those who
returned to town from Newport for the season yes
ierday.
NIr and Mrs Winthrop Chandler likewise arrived
IN town yesterday from Newport. while Miss Gym
.ha Roche passed through the city her way 20
Tuxedo. Her mother. Mrs. Burke Roche. remains
~ Newport until the end OF the month
Mr.. and Mrs William =. Dinsmore, ir., who have
been staying Stattsburg- the Hudson have re-
turned 10 their place at Tuxedo
Among those board the Oceanic for New-Yorl
re Center Hitchcock. John l. Cadwalader Mr.. and
NJ T. De Witt CuyIer and the Misses Cuyler,
Payne Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A
stIey and Mrs Lionel Sdckvile West. T. Suffern
4 ailsT sailed for home the Kronprinz Will
helm. well Mrs. Rhtnelander Stewart and
Miss Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. o. n p. Belmont arrived last night
rom Hot Springs. Va. and went to their place at
John r. Haries and Miss Harjes, Of Parts. have
arrived in town from Paris the Kaiserin Maria
rheresis. and Will stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Lion
Gardiner while here