New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
NETWORK SOCIETY.

-,x-+,, animal regatta of the New-York
Yacht Club in the Lower Bay YESTERDAY a' -
numerous gay parties from Ne Isfsp5 and New
Jersey organized for the purpose oil "lthes9''i7 '
races
Ledyard Blair started yesterday morning on
coaching trip from Bernardsvile TO Tuxedo on tie
Rlafrsden coach Defiance. with a party inci"oinE
Nv ard Ms clarence & Mitchell. Mrs. Blair, Mr.
and Mrs George 3. Post. jr-. Mr. ana MIS- SeS
mour NJ Cromwell. Archibald Alexander, Mrs; ri II,
T Chambers and MIS-; aroma % sbram 8 Hewitts
country seat and arrived in due course az iHNTrG ii
where it spent the night at the clubhouse. II VIII
return to-day
A number of people belonging 10 the fashlonaoIe
set are at Boston for the Harvard class day ceie-
bratioD to-day as there Is unusually large con-
tirsent of New-YorFers in the graduating class In
it are Arthur Burden, son Of Mr. and ID Mrs James ITrs
William Iselin: Robert Goelet, Guy Cary. son Of
den lI tst, SON Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel T. Blagden.
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and their daugh-
ter Marion will leave their place at Garrisons-on-
morrow The ed date, July a. given that Of their
arrival at Newport, should have read June 2l
The avenue presented an animated appearance
Yesterday afternoon. and at luncheon time the
fashionable restaurants were crowded with people
who had run in to town for the day from the coun-
try. Among those seen at Sherry,s were Mrs; VI:
Ha1raR Mrs G9gence dbbaHd I'll MaGsaY snS cEa9 MF
Wadsworth.
H. c. Fahnestock has closed his house. No. 457
Madison-ave., and gone to Elberon for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney will remain
their Long Island place until the close of the
racing season at Sheepshead Bay. when they will
go to Newport.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Sloan have closed their
n TnirtV-eighth-St.,
country place Garrison -the-Hudson for the
summer.
Or and Mrs. Isaac L. Kipp Will leave town next
week for the White Mountains. They expect to
end part Of the sqmmeT I'M & at M sarafoga Sg Mrs. a Ag
have likewise gone to the White Mountains
The Misses Hendricks and Mrs. J. s. Brush closed
their house in Fory-fourth-st-. yesterday and
went to their country place at Soho for the sum-
Providing the weather is fine the gymkhana at
Hill Crest. the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs
Trenor I. Park. White Plains, tomorrow after
noon will be a great success. and will furnish
plenty OF amusement. The affair is being given in
aid Of the Stony Void Sanatoriur. under the
spices Of Auxiliary No 8 A number Of coaching
parties have been arranged at the various country
n1en rnent. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, are TAX
ing large party of guests on their yacht the
May. to NewLondcn for the Tale-Harvard races
there.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. schiefelin will leave here
today for Bar Harbor for the summer
Mr. and Mrs William X Vanderbilt. II.
taking an automobile through France and
Germany.
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON
Newport R. /. June 70 (speciaD.-Cornelius Van
derbilt's T0footer Rainbow has arrived here from
City Island. and is anchor in Brenton's Cove,
where she will lie this summer.
After an absence OF q season, Dr.. and Mrs c. NJ.
Bell are ct their cottage the Cliffs for the
season.
Professor Alexander Asassiz entertained at din
ner this evening at his cottage on Castle Hill
J. Arden Hartman. OF New-York. has arrived
here for the summer and with Francis j. Otis, will
occupy Glover Patch Mr. Otis is now in England.
and will return TO Newport after the coronation.
Miss Natalie Schenck has as her guest Mrs Marie
de NeufvHe in whose honor Mrs Schenck enter
tanned al dinner this evening.
/ Townsend Burden has joined his family VINO
have opened Fair Lawn. in Belevue-ave, Tor the
summer -, .--z x.
abroad and are at their cottage, Beach bouIlu' on
Halidon Hill. for the season