New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-20

NETWORK SOCIETY.

! NEW-NORk SOClEIl
| If there is one place more than any other just
at present which particularly gay II is henoA'
| where the Horse Show is in progress The various
hotels are crowded 10 overfowing. and at all ane
country seats in the district house paiues g.
under way in connection with the analr nn,a left
will last Sunday and number OF Peop.iee !oi,
town yesterday for the Berkshres in order " '0'-
them.
Town, which has presented very animated ap
pearance from a social point of view throusioU
the week. is likely to be relatively oesei ,, =
morrow A Sunday here in the petite salsoh Is,
rather dull. Indeed the exodus from the CITY Is
likely to be large to-day and al he
friends who have places out town, are llhey &c
prefer rural Sabbath to one spent In New
Yesterday. however. in spite of the inclemeh'
weather there were numbers of people belonging u
the fashionable in town, and there was ho'iis
to indicate any dstase on the part OF society lo-
life in the city at this time OF the year Aiiiois
the avenue were Mr.. and Mrs john Dr SIsY Mrs
Ogden Goelet and her daughteT' E MiHS Mrs
Marion Story, Miss Anna Sands MIS- EzVsP iers6n
nal, Mrs. Prescott Sade and Mrs. W. fiei0Oi
Hamilton.
Not a week passes without bringing an addition
to the long list of well known people VINO are
placed in mourning by the death of near relaIi'es
and whose social activity in consequence 'heIeo'
will be stopped during the forthcoming Season.
Among the most hosptable of houses Is tldt VI
Mr. and Mrs J. Hampden Robb- But no enter
tanments on any large scale are likely g.d to be Ie
given there for some time owing TO 'n VINO is the
sister Of j. Hampden Robb. She had been s aoPo o
ncs sg n wta end 6er must 1 have been very sudden
her relatives here were not even ber demise
was i'll the time when the news Oh her ueiiii'o
received.
Mrs. s Van Rensselaer, Cruger has arrived IN
town from Ridgefeld, Conn, where she has been
staying with her sister. Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon
She goes to Newport next week 1or priel stay
The Newport season. however. is. to all intents
and purposes at an end and if the slightest doubt
remained concerning the matter, IT would De set
at rest by the fact that the Clamhake CLUB there
closes to-day. and will not open its doors again
until next summer. True, there are some VINO ARE are
lingering there including MRS; AsI9r, MIS-,
Rmtberfurd Mr. and Mrs Rutherford have stay
ing with them M and Mrs RUtherIu5d a. stGyVessnt
in London.
Mrs James P Kernochan will, according to pres
ent ARRANGEMENTS. spend a considerable portion of
the fall at Tuxedo with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Herbert 2. Peli-
Mrs Douglas Robinson. who Is still abroad. will
return from Europe early next month. and on her
arrival here will go to Overlook. her country place
near ORANGE n j. Her SON Stewart . who returned
his cousins. the sons of President Roosevelt, at
Groton School.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Parmeee Prentiss will return TO
town on Monday and will open their house in West
and Mrs. William Rockefeer at Tarrytown
Mrs William RedIow Beekman. who has been
spending the summer in Canada. comes south the
day after tomorrow, and will spend the fall with
country place at Perth Amboy. y. J.
Mr. and Mrs J. Clinch Smith will return 10 town
the day after tomorrow from Newport and will go
to Hampstead for the fall.
Mr. and Mrs Pierre Mall have left Southampton |
where they have spent the summer, and have gone
to their country place at Plainfed. N j.. where
winter.
Mr. and Mrs J. Lawrence Van Allen. who will
return to town from Newport to-day. will spend a
considerable portion OF the autumn with Mrs Van
Aliens aunt Mrs FrederiSh " anaeroI at the
Mr. and Mrs John S. Barnes will remain at Cold |
brook their country place at Lenox. until the end
oPe next hdr house n Easi for
winter.
Mrs George r. Blanchard. who has been staying !
at ProctorsviIle VT. since her return Europe
will occupy her house in Washington Square North
this winter
Miss Leary will leave Newport for Lenox on |
~.~sday to pay visit to Mrs. John Sloane before
I, ,.IHing to town
Mrs Lewis Colford Jones has returned from the |
White Mountains. and is staying with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. r. Wissman. at ThrOgs Neck.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Herbert Johnston will remain at |
their country place. at Clayton. N Y, until the |
end of next month, when they will return town !
and O1en their house in Washington Square North. |
James Henry Smith will sail for home next week |
He has been abroad the whole summer. and since |
the opening of the shooting season has been enter
tanning succession of house parties at his place in
Scotland