New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02
WHAT SOCIETY is DoINa

Certainty no one Co4t4 cAFA Lni8 week
OF amusements and entertainments offered "A -
who seek relaxation az any OF the sunme- Us
ing places. The holiday tomorrow and shs -
end are a happy combination. For once ts.-sS
no complaint for lack Of men. Since FRIDAY ~
have been pouring from New-York BY san ana -.
70 take the last holiday OF the summer Ths-. =
a variety from which to choose IN the r.z -
seaside mountain and lake At an these ko--s
the one dominant note which has zovsrnst -
amusemeuts OF the summer Is distinct Life IN -
open Outrivals any other form OF recreation ~,
Vfeather too has been most favorable 10 o.ss.-.s
exercise In town 10 has been very warm ana -
bss baen added a Hague Of mosquitoes whish -
Invaded even the quarters OF town where ths-s -
remsrkabie summer has been felt an over the e5 -
try and the week has exhibited most stsrtisk
OF the resorts ovsrcoats and fires were eorasS-sI
able and for the rest o. the Vine ,,, one might a
At Newport the last week has been one rou,s,
Of Iunchsons and dinners and lesser sntsrtai,-
rnents The beautiful ball Of Mrs. Ogden GosIs.
stands out as the one distinctive eatertalnns.t
ON FRIDAY Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor az.
cd IN, Harry I.ehr gave clambake and sxcgrs,a
10 RocEv Point This had been spoken % "a Har--
5-eioI ana Mrs Aston Yesterday witnessed no-s
clambakei and the wedding OF Mss E.se CisEz
and Herbert Parsons. an account OF which maT -
found elsewhere
The Horse Show viii occupy the attention q a.
ryavvnort peoule this week Following on It's hssa
40 to speak will be the automobile race AZ the IA
dte+ov-n park This week there viii also be IA
ball given BY James J. Van Allen for MS daushts.
Miss Sara Van Allen. and a dinner dance Whic1
Mrs Louis ogsnn {onss w Ssye o' as s' = Io1
series OF state dinners at Beechwcod Ths tins
Wi are oG bsr quests There VIII be two svenlasl ,
comic opera at the Casino. and svery day tsrils
the progress OF the Horse Show there VII -
dinners and Iuncheons and small dances T-s
evening, Newport corrssp az az rs'y sss-T
bsrs I Iso be littie golhng and a little tsss,
ana some small Iuncneons az the Country Club
Bar Harbor will have gala week Newport Is
is not dstlnctivey American. II centres In one Ht1.
Nev-York set with slight flavor OF PhiIadslpai4
and Boston: but at Bar Harbor there Is rsprs-
sentative gathering from all parts % the Caitss
States II Is refreshing 70 know that thsrs %
patriotism at one OF the fashionable resors Nss-
port reIegates the Navy during the sumner TIA
20 the War College and jamestown. but Bar Harasr
will give the squadron rousing reception. Var
ing with the United States battleships IL a sual
fleet OF English vessels under the command % A.
mtral Sir Frederick BeiiOrd- IneSe Iorslsnsrs "
also have warm welcome. and the programrs q.
dinners and dances 'oanqUets. am n ,acL ever
species OF social amusement Ihe notss AZ
ties The fleets are expected to-day and to-norroF
and the first entertainment viii De given On I1s-
receptions held on the British and United s,sss
hagships.
The Southampton season properly ends with -
golf tournament. which hao It's finish YESTERDAY
This Long Island village grows in beauty and a.
Effectiveness year by year II combines 4 cs-tl-1
fashionable element with another which Ives =
the open from the first days OF summer untl "a
frost There IS almost much wealth az south
ampton there is at Newport This conss-vsizs
element Is more conspicuous az Southampton tal1
ouentIy pyrotechnicaI effort 10 get By one boaai
into society Southampton has its relaXat lions s11
and picnics are not Unknown there but il ssli0z
approves OF what Newport does This sumner
has been one OF very handsome dinners Ias-s
b bvs ogeT SOL s bathins bescb = ,ssfrs =
Sol,15 o7-,Itor --La tt-ijsv avs1in- Iir1s-s an
dances at the Meadow Club have not had uzs1
success and fell through toward the end o, 10
season.
At the smaller watering PLACES people have uass
their own lives and arranged their sEn anass-
ments There many who Ike this OF tnk. XII
OF recreation. and do not care 70 De IN the var
but who generally during August Sepasz,s-
take little peep at Newport or Bar Har50E, and
then go back most content to their own vilss an1
fig trees. On the Jersey coast SeabTtghr M1-%
mouth Beach Galilee, Belnar, Deal ard ElbeTcz
have had very successful summers. on the "a
nous Rumson Road the beautiful country places
have all been occupied, and many house parties
have been given General and Ars. Louis FlIz-
gerald. the Misses Fitzgerald Mrs John Neessr,
the Misses Neeser Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McrtimeE
Mr.. and Mrs William Street. Ar ana ~
Mr. and Mrs. FIaiimaHn ana the Misses FIsitnsa1
Mr.. and Mrs. William Everard Str01g M. al1
Beverly Duer are among those Who have ben
staying in the neighborhood OF seabright Thsrs
Pleasure Bay launch sails. coaching and bsiatas
p pla ana many oShe ,IJ f sI !I
Isp, at Cedarhurst and az L2Wrs1c4
Easthampton has had golf and dances At t.
Maidstone Inn and a minstrel pe-formaacs rs
week, and Oyster Bay has had house parties
Governor Roosevelt took part. and a dance Al "a
seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
There are two distinct elements at Nsw-LOnas--
the guests at the two hotels and the cottages
Among the latter golf has been the preval-s
amusement, with here and there sailing par.
Much OF the gay crowd which used 70 be al NsF-
London has emigrated to Southampton, and sz1s
those are Colonel and Mrs Harry Nay and ,.
and Mrs Charlie Childs- At New-Londoa -
are the Iylers, who entertain a great deal =
Mrs McVickar. Mss Ogden Jones. Mrs; L.aS-s
Mrs Lawrence and others, who form a hrrs q
munity by themselves.
The Adirondacks have been very popular -
summer, and the many camps have been Oceu1si
| by their owners. The tournament az Tire An7s
sand Golf Club opened yesterday under most tsE''-
able auspices II Will be continued until the -
The Anpersand Hotel Will be open until the Hlii'
OF September. There have been golf and yacht ~
| ing on the St Regis. and Paul Smiths has ssl
We'll ratronized- Among present o. recent vsi's
In the Upper St Regis camps are the MAJ
Storys. Alonzo Potter. Livingston Besckuan y
Moses Taylors Charles Gould. Edwin HOyt y
James Breese and Harry McViCkar. The ktt1 :
staying in LOrillard ROnSldS camp. he F4.s-
I cuttings are closing their camp the JpPet
/ The Charles T. BSrneys with Miss D5-5ihy W..
ney, the eN-SeCretary's youngest daughter -
Just opened their camp for the season -
Rosy Roosevelts and Mrs. Roosevelt Cowies p
/ main in their camp for some weeks vet % -
/ Arson Stokes, with considerable portion o. -
family
In Vba {f hos Naav N -
Mrs Arthur Twombly who goes there every ~
| hns Inn no-al-