New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
NETWORK SOCIETY.


Mrs. Vanderbilt with Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
and Mrs. Astor viii sail for New-York to-day on
board the Kronprinz Wilhelm, having for their fe-
low passengers Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs ana her
Mrs. John Jacob Astor has abandoned her
project of going to Marenbad. and has arranged
to sail for America August 2, and Mrs ogden
Mills and the Misses Mills expected oy the
same boat. Colonel Anthony Drexel is at Caris-
bad. his wife and daughter are at Aix-les-B BANS
and In two three weeks they VIII san for the
United States.
/ Mr. and Mrs w. Bayard Cutting. with w. Bay
ard Cutting. jr. and Lady Sibyl Cutting. nave ar
rived from Europe and have gone to their place
| on Long Island.
/ Governor and Mrs. Beeknan Winthrop, who
| have been in this country for some time past
have sailed for Porto Rico. Mrs Robert Winthrop.
who arrived on Thursday from Constantinopis mas
gone TO her country place at Lenox-
| Mr. and Mrs Lionel Guest, who were married
couple Of weeks ago at Sioux Falls, 8. D.. are In
town for a few days. on their way 70 their island
in the st. Lawrence River. where they viii spend
the summer.
Robert Munro Ferguson's marriage to Miss Isa-
bel semes. daughter OF Mrs. Tilden r seinnes' n
Locust Valley. Saturday last was attended by
President Roosevelt, with his eldest son ana MS
nephew He is an old personal friend OF the Chief
Magistrate and a frequent guest at the White
House. He served through the Spanish war In
the Rough Riders was the stan OF Lord Aber-
deem during the iatter's Governor Generalship OF
Canada and is now connected with the manage
ment OF the William Waldorf Astor estate In this
country. He belongs to the Union and Calumet
clubs Others present at his wedding were Slr
Edward and Lady Constance Stewart Richardson
(ths latter formerly Lady Constance Mackenzie)
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson and Captain and
Mrs. w. s. Cowles. ID. NJ Goodridge was the
best man. and the ceremony was performed oy the
Rev, Hector Gordon Monroe. OF Pennington. Conn
Mr. and Mrs c. Oliver Isen are still at New
port on their steam yacht sultana, on board OF
which they make occasional short cruises to nearby
places the coast,
Yesterday the polo finals for the Ladies' Chal-
lenge Cup were played on the grounds OF the Rock
away Hunting Club at Cedarhurst, Long Island
and brought the tournament which. has been in
progress there for the last fortnight to close II
has proved great success. not only from sport
ing but also from social point Of view, and be-
sides attracting large numbers OF people to Cedar-
hurst, has likewise been the occasion OF much nos
pitality the various cottages and country houses
in the district.
Miss Pauline French daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Amos T. French, and niece OF Mrs. Alfred G. Van
derbilt makes her debut in society to-day at re-
ception given for her at Newport by her grand
mother, Mrs. Stuyvesant Lie Roy Miss Sadie Jones
made her first bow to society yesterday afternoon.
also Newport at reception given for her by her
mother, Mrs. Pembroke Jones. and Mrs. Charles
H. Baldwin was "at home on Saturday after
for the debut of her granddaughter, Miss
Edith Deacon, daughter of the late Edward Parker
Deacon
Bishop Potter's sister. Mrs Launt Thompson.
having spent her entire life abroad, where indeed
she educated, is little known here. and con-
seduently the interest in the announcement OF her
conversion in Italy to the Roman Catholic Church
related principally the fact of her having been
the daughter of the late Bishop Alonzo Potter, Of
Pennsylvania. and niece of the late Bishop Ho-
ratio Potter, of NewYork in addition TO being the
sister of bishop Henry c. Potter, Iaunt Thompson
her husband. who died about eleven years ago, was
well known sculptor, number OF whose works
are now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pierson Hamilton are
booked to sail for Europe on July g. and will be
abroad for about three months.
Mrs. Frederick B. Wilmerdlng. whose marriage in
Paris Friday last P. s. Constantine. has been
announced by cable, is the widow of Frederick B.
Wilmerding, who died three years ago. and who
was member Of many Of the leading clubs Since
then she has lived in Paris, where she has had an
apartment the Avenue Mareeau
]. Sergeant Cram is on his way across the At
lantic. having sailed from England on board the
Campanfa, Immediately receiving the news OF
his sisters carriage accident at Lenox
The new Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Charles
J. Bonaparte passed through New-York yesterday
their way to Lee. near Pittsdeld where they
will spend several weeks at the Greenock Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, jr., have
gone to Newport board their yacht TarantuIa
for few days
Mrs. William Walter Phelps has a cottage in the
White Mountains for the season. Among others In
the mountains Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Norman de r.
whitehouse who have the Samuel B Ward camp
in the Adirondacks. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alfred
Schroeder, who were married last Easter are also
in the Adirondacks for few weeks
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