New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Abouf People and Social Incident, :
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YoRK SOCIETY,".
Society's attention is TO great extent eeheFeu
just the fleet Of the New-York faent OleO'
which is engaged in its annual cruise unaer @ ..'s
direction of Commodore Frederick @. Bourne Inc
squadron will reach New-London to-day. ana via
spend Sunday there. moving on to Newport o"
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. orme Wilson. who have been In
town to meet Mrs Astor on her arrival rom
Europe will return TO their country place at BABY
lon to-day Mrs Astor left the city yesterday US 'l
midday train for Newport and carrier III the -, -
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor sailed rom
their county place at Rhinebeck-on-the-Hudson lor
the same destination on hoard their steam yach'
NourmahaL Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will Visit Ne"-
port again next month staying with Mrs. AsIor @ az
Beechwood and with Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. wilson
at their cottage in Narragansett-ave.
At SOUTHAMPTON the weekend gayeties invariably
begin on Friday evening with the dance at the
Meadow Club, which Is always preceded by large
number Of dinner parties at the clubs and at the
cottages. Many persons left town in the afternoon
to be present at these entertainments
The marriage Of the Baroness de vrere. only
daughter OF the late Hayward Cutting. 20 Vladi-
mir Constantinovitch is announced by a cable dis
patch as having taken place in London. The bride
who was formerly Miss Anne Hayward Cutting
married the Belgian. Baron de Vriere secretary OF
King Leopod's legation at Washington but obtained
a divorce from him some years ago. and since that
time has lived abroad with her mother Her Sec
ond husband is wrongly described as prince In
fact he has no title but he is third cousin Of the
late King Alexander of Servia. a knsmanship
which is not precisely calculated to render him very
welcome at Belgrade. A Mile. Constantinovitch Is
married to Prince Mirko of Montenegro, younger
son of the ruler Of the Black Mountain
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will lease
house for next winter the Davis house, on the
northwest corner of Ffth-ave. and Forty-ninth-st.
which they bought some time ago. is not ht for
habitation, and could not under any circumstances
be got ready for their occupation this year Indeed
the very fact that they should have abstaned until
now from taking any steps toward having it
placed in proper repair and remodelled tends to
lend color TO the report that they have decided to
sell it and to buy home elsewhere
Mr. and Mrs George T. Bonner are spending the
summer at Point-a-Pic. Quebec. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs George Vanderbilt have arrived in
town, and will sail on Tuesday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r. Pine who are at Ber-
nardsville. n. j.. go next month to the North
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Burnham are spending
the summer at Oyster Bay. where they have cot
tage for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Edward ]. Hancy and Miss Jeanne
Hancy have lef- Tuxedo and gone to East HarbOr,
Ne. for the rest OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Benedict are at their country
place at Greenwich, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. stevens Ulman. who have been in
town for couple of days. return to southampton
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fl. Mackay have left their
place at Rosyn on board their yacht Colona and
gone to Newport for few days.
William c. Whitney is spending the week end
with his daughter and step-daughter at Bar Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton Is staying at Newport with
her daughter, Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd
Mr. and Mrs. W. Starr Miller have left town and
gone to Newport for the remainder of the summer.
Mr and Mrs. ". Butler Duncan. who arrived
few days ago from Europe. still in town, and
will go to Newport later.