New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-01
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, jr., her daugh-
ter Miss Jane " Morgan, and her
me ther, Mrs. Edward 8. Grew, OF Boston,
sail to-day for Europe on board the Bal
tic They are bound for Walton Priory,
Mrs. Morgan's country place in England,
where later In the month she Will be re-
Joined by her husband. The latter re-
mains for the present at his island home
in the Sound, of Glen Cove. The Island
Ia about seventy-fve acres In extent ana
is now known as East Island, though for
merly called Buffers Island, and some
years ago was the residence Of Townsend
Cox, Charity Commissioner Of New York
City Mr.. Morgan has entirely rebuilt
the house. 1t is of red stone, Is said to
have cost about $4,000, and was opened
for occupancy last spring.
Mrs. T.. II. Hartman, accompanied by
her sons Averill and Roland and her
daughter. Miss Carol Hartman, has left
Arden for her camp at Island Park,
Idaho. After a stay there OF several
weeks Mrs Hartman and her children
will visit Oregon and California before
returning East
Announcement was made Yesterday
from Wilsborough, on Lake Champlain,
of the engagement OF Miss Isabel After
bury to lie Roy Miller. Both are staying
there as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Maclay Bull. Miss Atterbury is a
daughter Of Mrs. Louis P. Atterbury. of
West S6th street. and a niece Of John
Turner Atterbury. She made her debut
two years ago. Her hance IL Il son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Miller OF West och
street.
Another engagement just announced is
that of Miss Jane Hone Lewis, daughter
OF Mrs. Charles Edward Lewis, of Norris
town, n. J., to Thaw Malin, OF Philadel-
phia, son OF John Thaw Malin. OF that
city and nephew Of Frederick l.. Rode
valid. Of New York. Miss Lewis's mother
was Miss Jane Hone, and through her
Miss Lewis is q great-granddaughter CT
John Hone, one OF the early mayors OF
New York. Another great-grandfather
was Commodore Matthew o. Perry,
L. s. y.
Mrs. Elliott i. Shepard, who has been
spending July with her sister, Mrs. Will
lam Douglas Sloane, at Elm Court, leaves
Lenox to-day for Ashville, Me, 70 visit
Mr.. and Mrs William Jay schlefeln.
Edward r. Wharton leaves to-day for
New Brunswick. Canada, on fishing
trip. after which he will return 10 France.
Mrs. j. Henry Alexandra has gone to
Long Beach for a few days, and is stay
ing at the Nassau Hotel
Mrs. Clarence N. Hyde. who has just
returned from Europe, is at the Wander
bilt Hotel for a few days
Mrs. Meredith Rowland has returned
from Bernardsv1lle, and IS staying at the
Plaza
Mrs Russell Fl. Hoadley and Mrs.
George Lorillard Ronalds have gone 10
the Profile House in the White Noun
tains, for the rest OF the summer
Mrs. Charles A. Mum sails on Wednes-
day next from Liverpool for New York.
and on her arrival VIII go 10 her place
at Manchester. Mass. for August and
september.
Sir John and Lady Harrington of Eng
land. are coming over this month for a
visit 10 Lady Harringtons mother Mrs.
James Mcmillan, at her summer home ut
Manchester by-the-Sea. Sir John was
formerly British Minister Plenipotentiary
in Abyssinia, having been transferred 70
tho diplomatic service from the army. n
which he originally enlisted as a private
His IS tho only instance OF man rising
from tho ranks Of an infantry regiment 70
be a minister plenlpotentiary.
6lr. and Mrs. NJ. Castmir de Rham csmo
in from their villa. Sunnycroft. at New
port yesterday, and are at the Gotham
for few days
Captain Vassiliefr. naval sttache OF the
Russian Embassy. and Nine. Vassilieff are
al the Ritz for a few days. They Will re-
turn TO Newport at the end Of the week.
Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones has re-
turned 10 town from the Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach. where she spent July.
She Will remain In the city several DAYS
and will be- at the Ruckinpham HotaI