New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Every day adds 20 the number Of well known
people who have returned to town and who
be met the in the shopping districts and
at the fashionable restaurants at the luncheon
hour. Among those yesterday Mrs.
Ogden Goelst, Mrs. Moses Taylor, Mrs. Philip
Lydig Miss Anne Sands Mrs Goadby Lcev Mrs
Stephen H. Olin. Mrs. Paul c. Thebaud Mrs
Prescott Hall Butler Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and Mrs. william r. Travers. Mrs Travers left
in the afternoon for Irvington-on-the-H Hudson
TO attend the marriage OF her niece. Miss Anne
Dodge, which takes place tomorrow.
James L. Kernochan's death az The Meadows.
his place at Hampstead. yesterday will not only
place q number Of well known people in mourning.
but will likewise throw gloom over the Meadow
Brook colony. Of which he was one Of the most
prominent and popular members,
George Vanderbilt. who arrived IN town on Sun
day from BtmoTe. his place In North Carolina is
booked TO sail to-day the Kronprinz Wilhelm
for Europe. where he will reioin Mrs. Vanderbilt
at Etretat in France. Lord RevelstOke. who has
been spending fortnight here with his brother.
the Hon. Hugo Barring. sails by the same ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b Duryea and Mrs. Edmund L.
Baylies have sailed for New-York. and will arrive
here Friday next Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne
whitney coming board the steamer. as
are also Mr.. and Mrs Livingston Bseckman Mr.
and Mrs. c. a. Postley and Miss PostIey. and Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Newbold.
MIS- CHdIleS l. barney mas arrived IN TOWN. ArO1l
months trip in the West
Mrs George r. schiefelin and Miss Dorothy
Scheffeln have left town for Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews. on leaving Newport
the end of next week for the season. will 20 to
Virginia Hot Springs for short stay before re-
turning to town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Ieferts gave dinner last
night their house. IN West Thirty-seventh-st for
bridesmaids and ushers at the wedding OF their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Leferts. and Captain
Frederick Winchester Sladen. 18th Infantry, L. s.
a. which takes place Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the Church Of the Incarnation.
Mr. and Mrs ". Scott Cameron have LEFT Sara
toga, and will spend the winter Waycrorr their
place at Hampstead. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. IT.. sail next
week from Europe. and will arrive here on October
p with their daughter Miss Corinne Robinson
who will not. however. make her debut this win
ter.
Mrs Newbold Edgar and her daughters Miss
Caroline and Miss Agnes Edgar. have left South
ampton. and are staying at Pomfret Conn. for a
few weeks.
Announcement is made OF the engasernen. Of
Miss Adelaide Mott Barclay. daughter Of James L
Barclay. No. il East Forty-eighth-st to AIgernon
X Boyesen. Of the late Hjalrnar IT. Boyesen OF
this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer have taken an
apartment at the clubhouse at Tuxedo where thew
Will stay until they sail for Europe in December
Mrs Ogden GoeIet. Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Van
dsrbilt and Richard T. Wilson have arrived in tow
from Newport on board Mr.. yanderblrs yacht
North Star.
James J. Van Allen is staying ut Lenox with NJ
and Mrs. Edward Wharton. The Mount
AS usual. there will be several dancir- .t,ss..
this winter for young people who have not vat
made their debut in society That organizad nv
Mrs. Charles d. Dickey. Mrs. Benjamin Nellez
and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson. and which corn,
prises among Its members Miss Emily sIoa,-
Miss Gladys Pel. Miss Louise I,eln Ms
Emily Coster and Miss Emily weIles resumes
Its meetings on Friday afternoon Another cIass
is that arranged by Mrs John f. Covrdt,
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs. David King 10 Which
Miss Dorothy Whitney, Miss Charlotte Warren
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Edith Greene ana
Miss Beatrice Morgan belong
The engagement of Miss Madeleine Van zus
daughter of the late oscar +. Van Zlle Of rro,,
N. Y. and the Rev. Henry Neal Hyde. rector of
Trinity Church. Syracuse. is announced