New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-30
NETWORK SOCIETY.

fonabIe restaurants were to such an extent crowd
ed at the luncheon hour that difficulty was e
perienced in securing tables. Among those at
sherry's Demonco's and the Waidor,,As'oiha
Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Jones MI hu
Mrs Stephen H PeI W X p' wsnaer g Reynai.
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Hartman jr MIS-, Ms
De R Whitehouse, Miss ISABEL taH n Sbattnck
Rawlins cottenet Miss Alice Ba6sock d daTr eoS
Bogert Gilman and his i pS M Mifb her sister
mrs Winston: MIS- Frederick Bull and Mr. land and
their fishing trip and Ere spending few days in
town on their way back TO Newport
Mr. and Mrs r. T Wilson have returned 20 Town
from Newport. and are at their nome IN ,.lr.,s
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt arc hhe"is7
expected back in town from Newport in time to
Welcome Sir Michael and Lady Herbert on their
arrival here, on Friday next
Victor Newcomb Wall Street banker and railroad
magnate is confined to his bed at the Ne'neridhos
Hotel by serious injuries sustained Re" adSs as
by being knocked down and run over oy an auto
mobile in Fifth-ave near the Fnty-hihlh-S'. eii
trance of the park His daughter Mrs; eeg f sh
Ward has come to town In consequefhtte G i s
and of the Calumet clubs.
It is to-day that the wedding OF MISS Aice may
and James W wadsworth, ir., takes place at the
country seat of the Secretary OF state anu MIS-
John Hay, at Lake Sunapee. N H.
There will he ouite a number Of changes IN the
addresses of the members of the fasnionaoie set
this winter Thus. Mrs. Frederic Bronson VINO Is
now on her way to Persia. TO stay Win ner udush-
ter Mrs Lloyd c. Griscom. at the United States
Legation at Teheran. has leased her mousse ID
Fast Seventv-second-st.. to Mrs H Walter "eoo-
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lydg, who nave suo-rehteo
to Mr. and Mrs Robert Collier the house IN
@ Pase Mrs Arthur n Dodge house
East TOR ne 6ave taken No io5
East Thrtieth-st for term Of years said s snend
and Mrs P0ug{as wer they are reported
to have taken a house for the season
c,oelet IS TO be married at Bayport- Long Island
Tomorrow to Miss Edith Post daughter or MI
and Mrs. Charles Post td 5ea tbe fsn
The second annual dog show Of the Ladies
Kennel Association of America Will open at tne
Madison Square Garden on October r. ana VIII
Last over the following three days. Mrs James L.
snIr+s Of the affair while prizes are being given
by Frederick W Vanderbilt august Seimont ni1I FS
RipleV and Theodore A. Haverneyer.
Mrs. Trenor L. Park. who has been staying with
~. mother Mrs Julius Catin. at Morristown.
has returned her country place at WHITE Fiailis-
Mr. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller. jr-. are stay
, 18th Mrs Rockefeller's parents Senator and
Mrs Nelson w Aldrfch. at Warwick Neck X l.
eleorse schieneIin and his son are at their house
IN East Forty-ffth-st since their return from Eu-
rope
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Duane Pell have arranged to
spend the winter abroad
Mr.. and Mrs Louis T. Haggin return to town
from their place in New-Jersey Friday and Will
be at their house. No. Al Madson-ave
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson have returned
from, Europe and are at their place on Long
Island MI ana Mrs Theodore HavemeyeF and
Mr.: and Mrs. Foxhan Keele have likewise joined
the Hampstead colony for the fall
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Earl Sheffield. who were
married last April Newport. will make their home
at No 11s East Twenty during the forth
ward + Potter and niece of Bishop Potter
Mr. and Mrs Norman Whitehouse have taken an |
APARTMENT in the Brunswick. FHfth-ave- and TWEEN
for the tbeT cose their country place
on Long Island. about Thanksgiving time
Mr. and Mrs Harry Lehr to town from
Newport tomorrow. They have decided 10 speho !
the winter abroad
Mrs " E Bayifes is at her country place Kip
at Taunton. Mass. and will not return
To town and omen her house az Fifth-ave. and Sew
enty-hrst-st. until quite late in the fall
- and Mrs. ". Starr Miller will spend the fall
al their country place at Hyde Park the Hudson
Mr. and Mrs Seth Barton French and Mrs Cow
erneur Cortright arrived at the Hot Springs,
Va. for the fall
Reginald Vanderbilt goes from Lenox to New
Haven on Friday next in order to pass his eNami-
ration on Saturday at Yale and to take his degree