New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-17
NETWORK SOCIETY.


While outgoing steamers still leave port with well
filled passenger lists, the tide of ocean traVei mas
decidedly turned In the homeward direction ana
each incoming liner arrives freighted with a large
contingent of the fashionable set who lnger TOT
few hours. sometimes for few days. in town oe
other: seaside resorts. to the mountains. Many
Te6nic and 3b disb rasfsi,Tants as usual on
the day or steamer arrivals, presented an extremely
animated appearance
Mrs. Vanderbilt has begun to entertain again in
a quiet way at Newport. and gave dinner AT the
Breakers on Tuesday last 1t is the first affair or
this KIND that she has given since the death OF her
husband and 1t is understood that II will be fol-
lowed by series of other dinners in the course OF
the season.
General Horace Porter is staying with Mr.. and
Mrs Edward ]. Berwind at the Films. their place
at Ssw s Tinted He sas week to his
At Mrs. Stuyvesant Ffsh's Continental ball. which
she will give August % at the Crossways. her
place at Newport several new dances will be intro
of the time of George Washington.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg who is at wilIowbank
Newport for the season. has issued denial OF the
report OF her engagement to j. Phpps jr
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. 1r go to New
port on Wednesday next to stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Drexel at their house on Ochre Point
Baron Kapp-Herr. of the German Embassy. has
staying with Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement c. Moore have left their
time. and have gone to Newport for the season
The Lenox Club has started crusade against
automobiles by offering reward of s25 for each of
the first ten convictions for violating the speed
limit set by the State laws. The Of the off,
GERS OF this club were published in this column a
few days ago. 1t is an organization composed Of
declare that driving and riding are to ali intents
and purposes rendered impossible In and around
gard for the safety OF the people or compliance
with the laws.
Mrs Frederick Nellson and her daughter Cath
leen leave Lenox for Newport Monday. Mrs
Nelson's other daughter Mrs. Arthur Kemp. re-
mains at Lenox for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rhinelander returned to
town yesterday from the White Mountains. They
go on Saturday to Narragansett Pier to stay with
Miss Serena Rhinelsnder.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortandt Field Bishop are at Inter
Iaken their place at Lenox and will pay some visits
at Newport next month
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Livingston. of Tivoli " Y
have arranged to spend the rest of the summer at
F1nehurst Bar Harbor.
Although Mrs Henry Mortimer Brooks has an
next month at Rockhurst. her villa Newport, 10
celebrate the recently announced engagement of
her daughter Gladys 10 Eugene Van Rensselaer,
Thayer, IT., OF Boston, yet some time is likely 10
elapse before the wedding takes place: for Eugene
Thayer Is still Junior at Harvard, and the nup-
tals are likely to be postponed until after his grad
uation His father is president of the Somerset
Club. at Boston and likewise president OF the Bos-
ten Horse Show Association.
1t IL in the first week In August that Mrs. Rich
ard GambriI will sive the house warming party at
her new place at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER a. BIoodgood. who are
spending the summer at their country place at
Seabright, n. j., so TO Newport for a few weeks
next month
MIR. and Mrs. William Fahnestock have left
Tuxedo and gone 10 Bar Harbor for the rest OF the
season
Mrs Ogden Goelet has announced her intention
of giving dinner dance next month at her house
IN Newport
Mrs. William B. Dinsmore and Miss Madeline
Dinsmore have been occupying their country place
at Staatsburg, N. Y, since their return from
abroad.
Mrs. Ex. Norton announces the engagement Of
her daughter Lucy Moore Norton to Thomas d.
Leonard. or New-York.