New-York tribune., 1902-09-19
NETWORK SOCIETY.


Mrs. Stuyvesant, Fish Mrs. Richard Mortimer
Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. Theodore Fre1nshu@ @ sen
| Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn and Mrs. Charles u olch-
| ney among the many well known "oHiei 1
| present in St Marks Church yesterday at t"e
funeral of Nicholas Fish. Of which a. Gay Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish left town for her Codhttf, payain
| until She goes to Hot Springs Va ] next montn; MN
Her GaggheP Mari9n % W% Wsm hfs pe Anthon in
! Mrs. Fish goes 10 Virginia.
! There were quite a number Of people IN u ~" -
yesterday for the purpose Of bidding Ial eo;I,s
| Grand Duke Boris of Russia and TO otnei sn;'
| for Europe and as usual these days the ldS ~
the luncheon hour among thG Soaiet and her
brot6er r s tn. MI and Mrs. Robert C9ier fcrnng MTs
anti,I snd Mrs M W e K. z Vanderbilt,
| Mr. and Mrs William X Vanderbilt VIII ied.e
town either tomorrow on MONDAY io -
newly purchased country place. on Lane ,-~
Iora rsIard pending the completion of the large
house which is now in the course ss Gi already built
at the time when they acquired the propeiE'
Mr. ann Mrs William Rhinelander VINO ndve
bear for some weeks at the Oriental hoIei wan
bat+an Reach have returned to town: ana are d.
their house No. IS West Forty-elgnth-s'-
,,-u -Corra1tus Vanderbilt about to
rndertake fortnight's cruise along the Ne".Ens-
land Coast as far east east az cbsrokee Bac fee!O
NJ and Mrs Pierre I.oriIard have arrived at
Keewavdin. their place at Tuxedo from "p'-'
Mr. and Mrs Charles Chiids have arrived IN
NJ vi 60 N,ar-rort for the winter. Mrs Childs
is in deep mourning for her 1ather'
The Horse show at Lenox, which opens 'o-uoy "
,rIt, Eorn, belonging William Douglas
sloane will have the effect Of taking nufloer Oh
people out of town between no" anu " 1l
MANY house parties are being given oE 'iie -
and autumn colonies at Lenox in connec'lon Win
tbe AFFAIR, which promises to be great success
G;Tand Foster is the chairman OF the coTnnttee IN
charge Of the eThl0o db6 q ieHandre and F K stur-
s while th9Se who dseph nayf fR1fdsq B1rsn Res
maid c. Vanderbilt and James A BURDEN j.
70 town for the season and are at their house No
13 East Forty-siHth-st
Tho Rev. Dr. William r. Huntington and Miss
Huntington are expected in town to-day from
Northeast Harbor Ne, where they have been
spending the summer
Mr.. and Mrs J Hampden Robb will leave South
ampton at the end OF next week for Lancaster
house In Park-ave. for the winter
Mr. and Mrs Jules Montant are booked to san
for home tomorrow DR.. Francis Delafed, Miss
,Tulia livingston Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock
and Samuel Newhouse are coming over on the St
Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart A. Coates have rented the /
Juilliard place at Tuxedo for the fan.
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas Rache Pratt will prolons !
thei- etay- AZ their country place Orienta Point
on the Sound until the end Of next month
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn and their |
daughter Virginia are at their country place at !
Garrison 's-on-the- Hudson for the fall
Mrs Thomas Henry Randall. whose separation |
from her husband was announced only yesterday, |
although II has been matter OF common knowl- |
edge in society for time, is embarldng on a
business venture which IS exciting some interest
She IS opening species OF intelligence bureau for
frst-cIass seamsresses. and is issuing circulars
announcing her readiness TO furnish women quail
fled TO do hgh-grade needlewerk, whose trust |
worthiness and respectability she is prepared 10
guarantee Mrs. Randall prior TO her marriage,
was we'll known society Miss Bessie Brad |
hurst and is closelv related 70 MN. Of the best