New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NEW-IORk SOClEI1.
Prominent among those who sailed on ooaru 'ne
Teutonic yesterday the Duchess OF -laii'
ough, who had in her charge young Lord Meigund'
the of the Governor General of CShaua VIM
is going back to England school Many Oh hei
friends were the wharf to bid her fare"eii' a"'
several of them had into town from i bar
adieu Many familiar faces Mere recognized in the
Including those of Mr. and aeT MI and
Mrs B. alexander Miss Isabel Gahsr9 and the
Hon. George Keppel
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman have returned
from Newport to their country place at MOUNT
Kisco. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules ]. Vatable are spendlns 'ne
fall at Tuxedo with Mrs yatable's father. Thomas
Stokes
Levi P. Morton. who has been spending couple
of days in town. will return to-day to Eliershe MS
country place Rhinecf Hudson His som
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs: Wlllam Cor-
coran Eustis, are at his house In Fhth-a'e-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt have de-
cided to occupy their own house in town TINS WIN
ter and consequently Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Drexei
who rented it last season. are looking Tor otner
quarters and are reported to be IN h cd nor
struction of their new mansion on the site wn ad
joining Fifth-ave.
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Wysong booked to sail for
C'tOONA
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews on leaving Newport
will take possession of their new house, No $50
Fifth-ave., the alterations of which are now prac-
ucally completed
Mr. and Mrs. George Griswod have arrived at
Tuxedo from Narragansett Pier for the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Lawrence Van Allen have ar
ranged to return to town from Newport on satur-
day. after which they Will be at their house, No
~ East F1ftleth-St., for the fdll-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer, jr., who have
been at the Havemeyer house, No IA Madison
ave. will go to their country place at Mahwah.
n. j, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James O. Sheldon have returned to
town and are at their house. No. L East For
tieth-st.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Harriet Robbins daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Horace Walcott Robbins. to Robert Peabody Barry,
jr on Wednesday. October s. at o'clock. in the
Brick Presbyterian Church. Miss Ethel Jacqueln
will act as maid of honor while the bridesmaids
will be the Misses Elizabeth Clark. Mary Emo.
Mary Wittridge and Louise and Genevieve Robbins.
nam. Frank Outerbridge. Edwin King, Robert
Spence William BENJAMIN and Walc ei Robbins
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace WalcOtt Robbins will return
f9 fae OF their son Weot to Miss EzabS
keteitas Clark is set for October .
and many of the large houses there noted for their
hospitality have already been opened in anticipa-
ton of the autumn gayetes. Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard stevens nave returned from NarrangaHsett
Pier and Mr.. and Mrs Robert Stevens have also |
arrived. Mr.. and Mrs George B. Post occupy |
ing Claremont Farm. ard Mr.. and Mrs George r. /
Post. jr. settled in their new house. kenil- |
wood.
After spending the summer at Seabright. y J.. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald have returned to /
Eagle Rest, their country place at Garrison-on-the-
Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederic Kernochan and the |
Misses Kernochan have gone TO the Adirondacks |
for a fortnight. the end OF which they will re-
turn tn their country home the Highlands OF |
Navesink.
The engagement of Miss Jane H Ciillet, daughter !
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emslie NJ Gillet. TO Morris ketch-
am Is announced
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lydig have returned from |
Stockbridce Mass They have yet opened |
their new house in Gramercy Park for the winter. |