New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Society Is so extensively represented these days
at the fashionable restaurants. at the luncheoh anu
dinner hours. and one meets so many wen M
people in town these days that 1t IS dlIicuIt "
realize that the time of the year IS the Hlloute %
August. instead of late in the fall. Among 'nose
encountered here yesterday were Mr.. ana MS,
Jules Vatable and Mr.. and Mrs. George LoIiiisFu
ROnalds who had in from Tuxedo MIS-. AT
bald Gourlie Thatcher Mrs, f. f. HoiHs'eI' ~
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Ny and MIS-
Clarence Mackay and Mr. and Mrs. w h Wander
bilt. jr
Mrs Robert Gould Shaw. who was Miss Mamie
Langhorne. is staying at Newport with Coionei ana
Mrs. Aston
Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived off Quarantine last
night from Europe. on board his steam yacht
North Star Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss
May Goelet not on the yacht but are expected
TO arrive hecs to-day Tomorrow on the cam
pania Mrs. ogden Goelet has arrived in town
from Newport to meet them
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt go next week
from Newport TO LenoX for the horse show. Whiie
at Lenox they will occupy the Root cottage.
Sydney Paget is reported to have severed his
connection with the racing stable of William G.
Whitney and to have taken charge Of that of J. B.
Haggin.
Several engagements were announced yesterday.
Among them that of Perry Tiffany Miss
Olive Thompson, youngest daughter of Mrs J. Hoff-
Thompson. Of Bellevue-ave.. Newark. N J.
Perry Tiffany is the of Mrs George Tiffany.
and the marriage which he contracted in 1893 with
Miss Marie Havemeyer. daughter of the late Theo-
dore Havemeyer was dissolved By the courts on
Mrs. Tffany's demand. His wedding with Miss
Thompson who is niece of Colonel Hartman. of
the United States Signal Corps. will take place in
October at Newark.
Another engagement is that Of Miss Eleanor Pat
terson. daughter of Justice Edward Patterson. of
the Supreme Court. to Harris Robbins Childs. son
of Harris c. Childs and graduate of Columbia
University class of 80. He has spent much of his
time in Zanzibar and in the Orient.
Still another engagement is that of Miss Ruth
Winthrop Emmons daughter of Mrs. J. Frank
Emmons. of No. IS Irving Place to Hobart Moore.
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore of No. 4
East Fifty fourth-st.
The Count Bonaparte PrimoI now at Newport is
Count Luigi. 1t is his first visit to this country.
and he is the brother of Count G. Primon, who
spent last winter in New-York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Olin who have been
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
at their camp in the Adirondacks. have returned
to their country place at Irving Hudson
The wedding of Miss Anna Dodge. daughter of Mrs.
Olin. to John H. Mccullough. of Mrs John II.
Mccullough will take place at Irvington in Octo-
ber
Thomas sliddell is staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Vanderbilt at Oakland Farm. their place
near Newport. r. I.
Arrangements are being made for the running Of
a daily dinner coach between the Holland House
and the WOodmansten Inn during the autumn
The Bull and Bear. now running between Seabrght
and Deal is to be used for the purpose
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lynde Stetson spend
ing the summer a York Harbor,