New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY
The Mrs. keppel who arrived here on board tlie
Teutonic is not the wife of George hepPe' ou
of Captain Colin keppel. of the British nav soN
of the nonogenarian admiral OF the meet on
Henry Keppel father of the English navy MIS-
Colin Keppel is daughter of Major General 81 ~
dell OF the English army. and Is on Hel ~; Soro
Vancouver to join her husband, wfo IS IN d GotI-
mand of one of the cruisers of the British Sq''au
III the Pacific.
Formal announcement is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Jeanette de Mauriac. the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A de Mauriac'
of No go West S:xty-eighth-st-. TO George r l.
Britain of No. L. East Forty-fifth-st- Miss de
Mauriac whose parents. as we'll as 5Ir Brtttap
have a summer home Monmouth Beach. n J..
friond5 in the Canadian woods The wedding will
be celebrated in the early winter
orirce MohanmeI Ali Hassan Bey. who has ar
rived in this country by way of Boston, Is men,
Der of the reigning house OF Egypt and a COUSIN
of the Khedive- He is expected 10 WISH .'TwHo. }d
and New-York during his stay IN the Ihiteu
States
Eliot Gregory. who arrived from Europe the
other day on board the Varuna, is staying with
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin, at Snug Haroor-
Alfred G. Vanderbilt took party comprlSillS
Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss Eleanor Jay, Robert l.
Gerry Mrs Vanderbilt, William e carter anu
Austen GRAY over from Newport to NarragatiSg1 m tT
yesterday to witness the polo gae s 1 at dinner at
5g Pg1ard ~ cottage which he has leased for the sum
mer.
Oliver Hartman. jr.. has left town and re'urhe'
Newport
Mrs Eugene A Hoffman widow of Dean HON
man. is staying with Mrs Thomas w Nlckersoh'
jr. at Pttsfeld, Mass
levi Morton who has been in town for some
daxs at his house in Fifthave. will start TINS al
ternoon for Manchester, Mass. where ne mas d COT
tage for the summer
Miss Daisy Letter is still in town and vas taxing
luncheon Yesterday at Sherry's with Mrs CharleS
Dodge.
Mrs r4srn,ann Oelrichs and her sister, Mrs Will
lam * Vanderbilt. jr.. are placed III mourning oS
who. described IN the c2Di9 +bis paner today
France, published elsewhere m InIJ paper
Mrs Pembroke Jones's ''Frolic'' tonight at New
port constitutes the principal feature OF socety
programme for to-day It is to copTiTIe oriIon led by
Elisha Dyer jr- and the hostess winding up VII"
another supper
The schedule Of entertainments Of similar order
at Newport for the next two or three "eeNs
as follows: Mrs. w Storrs Wells mas dahc@ 3'
her villa on August ~. On the next evening MIS-.
c1incb smith has harvest dinner dance at
Parqar's Mrs Stuyvesant Fish's CololiaI pan ioi-
lows on August O. On August > there IS the per
go-roarce of The Wild Rose followed ny a supper
o,d dance at Mrs Cornelius Nandsrhilts s Fllla'
Ess,,rieu Mrs Spottswood D Schenck has diI-
rer dance at Berger's on August % Mrs Astor :
hall takes place on the following day On sep
teroher ! there is Mrs. II. Mortimer BLOCKS $ pan
tor ba- Youngest daughter. and II is understood
that Mrs Burke-Roche has chosen September . 's
the date Of the dance for her daughter Cyntnla @ ;
debut Besides this, j. ]. Van Alien mas olg IIlU.
scaI at Wakehurst August 81 and It IS repoiSStd
that Mrs Richard Gambriu contempiates 9IS
entertainment by way OF housewarmin Mrs Mrs. ",
dance. while it is considered probable that Mrs.
@ II P Belmont Will give ball al BeIcourt ioF
he- daughter the Duchess of Marlborough
The Duchess OF Marlborough sailed yesterday for
Sew-York on board the KronprtnZ Wilhelm, with
Mr. and Mrs O. Il P. Belmont with whom she
will stop during her stay In this country me
duke does not accompany her he welt DOWN 10
SoTtharnnton however to see her of. and then
returned TO BlenheiUl.
Mr. and Mrs William Rockefeller viii leave to"n
to-day on board James Stilman's yackt, the CO.
Iurnbia for a fortnights cruise, which VIII extend
as far north Bar HarooT-