New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.


To-day will the beginning of the New-4ork
Yacht Club races at Newport and most OF the ciuo
members who had remained in town and in the SUD-
urbs have gone TO Newport in order TO see or 10
take part in the races The general meeting OF the
ber of candidates for membershp including Charles
dr64 ~ a P PTesdgnt OF @ the Sg5sa hoson
Kane, chairman OF the regatta committee 4a h ths
preparations for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have re-
turned to town from Leuox where they attended
the sloane-Field wedding. and viii remain here to
meet Mrs. Ogden Goelet. and her daugnter May
who will arrive here to-day from Europe.
What with the New-York Yacht Club races and
the arrival at Newport of Commodore and Mrs
Elbridge T Gerry. with their daughters; Mrs Os-
den Mills and her daughters. J. ]. Van Allen and
the Misses Van Allen, and the departure of Mrs
Astor. who leaves town to-day TO go there tne
season there may be said to nave al lens94 ge gos
Casino last night, number of dinner parties being
eerts at the Casino We're begun yesterday after
The engagement is reported from Newport of
Miss Gladys Brooks. younger daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks, to Eugene V. r. Thay-
er, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene V. r. Thayer'
of Lancaster Mass. Miss Brooks. who made her
debut last summer is a niece of Eugene Higgins
Her sister is married to John r Livernore; son OF OF
brother Reginald led to the alter Miss Phyllis
Langhorne. Eugene Thayer: who 1 has been stay Sd
Mrs H. MoTtimegT Brooks belongs to one of the
Mr. and Mrs Mackay are about to pay brief
visit to Bar Harbor. where Mrs. Mackays mother
Mrs William Duer. has taken cottage for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs John Beresford spending the
summer at their place near New-Rocheile, ana are
entertaining succession of house parties
THE Summer Social Register" Just issued. gives
evidence of the prosperity of the times by the TACT
that no less than 500 yachts. 90 of which are
steamers are comprised in the index each class OF
pleasure craft showing considerable percentage
of increase. OF the families contalned IN nc 1
sTE5erIng in Long Island So3 at Newport 46 at
Narragansett Pier S6i az houns iOs csr%s in
Lenox, 80 in Canada and lls at various camps III
the Adirondacks
In behalf of the White Plains Hospital a vaude-
willie performance was given yesterday afternoon at
the country place of Howard Willets. near White
Plains The patronesses OF the entertainment
GhiSn = Tbfb9Hd Mrs Oliver Harrtman Mrs Joseph
Mrs. William Russell and Mrs Irenor
l.. Park.
The invitations to the breakfast following the
wedding of Miss LILY oerichs to Peter Martin on
dred. ttSLSaad' and have have ali been out.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt and his brother Reginald
port.
Mrs. Henry Draper has closed her house IN Madi-
son-ave. and left town for Dobbs Ferry for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marie are spending the sum
mer In the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs F. s. witherbee have closed their
cottage at Tuxedo and, gone to Ledgeside. their
country place on Lake Champain.
has been set for September in ST. Patrick's
and will be quiet affair attended only
ey b TeasyeS ana % ha @ I5enas de Coudert
The shlnnecock Hills Golf Club opened its doors
last week for the season. and tea will be served
there on Saturday afternoon throughout the sum-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard have left town
FOR Montana to stay with Mrs Gerard's mother
Mrs. Marcus DAILY, at her country seat there.
Mrs. William H Sands will give reception early
next month at her villa in Newport to present her
laughter. Anita TO society.
Mrs. J. Stewart Barney has her usother Mrs
Alexander T. Van Nest. staying with her at New
'ort where Miss Caroline King is likewise paying
| visit to her sister. Mrs. Joseph Larocque. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Norman de R. whitehouse have
'losed their country place at westbury. Long
Island. and gone to the Catskils for brief stay
'efore proceeding 70 Newport.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish. who came 70 town yester- |
lay from her place at Garrisons- on the-Hudson.
vent on TO Newport. where she arrived last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman B. Duryea left town yes
erday and went to Newport for the summer