New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Debutantes are engaging a considerable share OF
the attention of society at Newport this season.
Yesterday Mrs. Charles Fl. Baldwin, widow OF
Rear Admiral Baldwin. U. S. n, gave large re-
ception for her granddaughter. Miss Ethei Deacon,
daughter of the late Edward Parker Deacon ana
a younger sister of Miss Gladys Deacon. To-InoF-
Mrs. Pembroke Jones will have big recepIloh
for Miss Sadie Jones, her daughter, at Inchquln'
the villa rented from the Baroness de Seil4sefe. Oh
Tuesday Mrs stuyvesant Leroy will hold an after
noon reception for her granddaughter Miss Paul
inc French. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Iuck
French, for whom her aunt. Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bilt. and her grandmother Mrs Francis Ornond
French will also give series Of entertainments az
Newport
A feature of the programme OF the week at New
port will be the wedding Saturday next OF Philip
Allen Clark to Miss Gretta b. Pomeroy More
than thousand invitations have been issued for
the ceremony. Luncheons and dinners are being
given for the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Harry >.
Lehr leading of with large dinner last night
At Larchmont the regatta week has now begun,
and for the next few days the club anchorage will
be the rendezvous for large fleet Of pleasure craft
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and their lit
tie girl have arrived in town from Biltmere. North
Carolina, on the way to their villa at Bar Harbor
They will stop over on the way for few days az
Lenox. where they will be the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs William Douglas Sloane.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt, who re-
turned here on Thursday last from Europe. viii
cruias up the coast board their yacht. the War
ror before proceeding to their camp in the Adlron-
daeks for the remainder of the summer.
Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador who has
been staying in town for a few days ab the St.
Regis. has gone to Magnolia Mass. to Join the
baroness and his daughter
Bfr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt arc at Chris
tlania the capital Of Norway. board their yacht,
the North Star.
John T Atterbury and the Misses Atterbury
spending the summer, as usual, at Isleboro. Me.
Miss Mary Kernochan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Frederick Kernochan is at Lenox staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. o. Field.
Meadow Brook is deserted for the nonce. and the
clubhouse presents a rather depressing aspect Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock Jr., have gone to Sara
toga, where they occupying their new cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H p. Belmont have closed their
place at Hampstead and are now at Newport,
where Mrs. James l. Kernoehan is also to be
found. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee H. Mackay have
closed their place at Roslyn and in the White
Mountains, whence they will go at the end Of the
month to Saratoga to take possession Of the late
Judge Hlton's place. which they have rented there
for the racing season. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney have also closed their place on Long
Island and gone TO Newport
Announcement is made Of the engagement Of
Miss Ethel Jacduelin to Joseph Suydam Stout.
son of the late Joseph 8. Stout. a graduate of
Columbia class of 80, and a member OF the Uni
versity and other clubs Miss JacqueIin Is the
youngest of tha five daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Jacquelin. of East 3Sth-st. Among her
married sisters Mrs Frederick Kingsbury
Trask Mrs. Robert b Potts and Mrs. Charles r.
Swords The wedding will take place on Wednes-
day. August sO at BernardsviIe. n. j.. where Mr..
and Mrs. JaequelR and their daughters are spend
ing the summer at The Inn.
Sailing this week from Europe for New-York on
board the Kronprinz Wilhelm will be Mrs Wander
bilt and her daughter, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt;
Mrs Astor and Miss May Van Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick H, Belts and Mrs, Hermann OeIrichs
and her son have taken passage for New-York
from Europe Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur ". Morriss. her recovery from
the severe operation she underwent weeks
I ago. will go with her husband the vtce-president
OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. to her
country place in Canada for the remainder OF the
summer and the early autumn