New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-17
NETWORK SOCIETY.

social point of view II begins fou ,no nv Viii
lam Cutting. in honor of Cardinal Gibbons While While
m hs Sn b also n fooxd By
eysnng the the asno fo the Bauve
cert, which is to take place under the patronage
IF MRS MRS GeS %am schieen Mrs r. Hor
ace Gallatin
On Tuesday the young Duchess of Marlborough
will arrive here from Europe with Mr. and Mrs
O. H. p Belmont and Mr.. and Mrs W. Il van
derbilt jr, and will proceed at once to Newport.
where the duchess will stay with her mother at
Belcourt It is her first visit to this country since
her marriage ana many beT soonrn over hers
On Tuesday, too Mrs. W. Storrs Wells gives
dance by way of house warming at her almost
entirely rebuilt cottage in Belevue-ave, at New
port The same day witnesses the opening Of the
horse show at Bar Harbor. number of people are
going up to Ear HaI M ana IN oFd T e I Could
who will stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould at
the latter's Dutch cottage.
Wednesday brings more arrivals from Europe. in
Guiding Bishop Potter. ]. Pierpont Morgan and his
daughter Clement A. Griscom and others; also the
wedding Of Conde M. Mast TO Miss JEANNE Clarisse
Coudert here In town In one or the cnaPsis Vi Eli
Patricks Cathedral while at Newport tnere WI" al
Bersers.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fishs much discussed Colonial
Ball at Newport, and the horse show at South
ampton are scheduled for Friday. the horse show
continuing over Saturday.
Saturday is also set as the date for the wedding
of Miss Vivian Sartoris daughter Of Mrs Nellie
Grant Sartoris and granddaughter OF President
Grant. to Frederick Roosevelt Scovel, in St Peters
at Southa mpton, the usual dance will be preceded
BY a dinner Of sixty. given by Mr.. ana Mrs- l.
Wyman Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Corcoran Eustis will leave Bev-
erIy Mass early next month. and return TO town,
will r.
Levi P Morton. No ISL Fifth-ave during their
stay Miss Mary Morton has left Beverly and
stavfng at the Inn Her sister Lena, is staying al
Saratoga with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne whitney,
guest
Mrs Archibald Alexander and Archibald 5. Alex
ander have left Saratoga and gone to Nara
gansett
Mr. and Mrs R James Cross have been making
extensive alterations to their country place at
Newfoundland. n; J. and are consequently spend
ing the summer abroad.
Nv and Mrs Charles Dewar Simmons. jr.. are
spending the summer at Bett Haven. Conn They
are building house near the Country Club on
Staten Islard.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson have gone
10 Newport on their yacht. Their son-in-iaw and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. PeI accom-
pany them.
Mrs RradIsh Johnson and Mrs. Dallas Bachs
Pratt have gone TO Bar Harbor. Mrs. John z.
Alexandra has left the latter place and returned to
carrie webb
Miss Louise Ward McAnister. who has been stay
where she is the guest of Mrs William Grosvenor
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Tuckerman are at their
country place. Ipswich, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Parish. jr have left New
port and gone Southampton. Long Island
Miss Angelica Livington has gone to Ear Hartor.
where she is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Livingston. of Tivo- the-Hudson
Miss Florence Twombly is staying with Mrs.
George Bird and the latter's daughter. Miss Bette
Metcalfe. at lslesboro Me
Mr.. and Mrs A. Holland Forbes. who have been
staying at the Garden city Hotel for few weeks.
are about To take a yachting trip up the Massa-
chusetts coast. accompanied by their daughter
Natalie. and on their return TO town VIII oecuPy
their new house in East Fifty hfth-st near F4th-
ave.
Count and Countess Boni de Castellane sailed for
Now-York N August 80. accompanied by the Due
de I.uyrles. Count Boni viii return to Paris with
the duke in time for the meeting OF the Chamber or
Deputies but the countess who was Miss Anna
Gould will remain over here until after Christmas
The Due de Luynes visited this country some Ten or
twelve years ago with his mother anu SlstsI anu
spent several weeks at Newport during the season
The polo season at Saratoga will continue until
the end Of the month. and far from there being
any. yane in the popularity OF the game il Is on
the increase each match attracting a large 'af'd
fashionable attendance in spite OF the fact that tne
MILO field and the race nearly four miles
anart and that II requires some rapid driving in
order TO take in both the races and the game OF an
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James l. Kernochan are busily en-
gased at Newport In organizing the bench show,
which is 70 follow Immediately after the horse
show The exhibition will take place m the Casino
occasion and the entries sufficiently numerous
to assure the success OF the enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston have gone to
Newport. and are staying with Mrs Jennings.
Mrs Roland Redmond has left Bar Harbor and
gone to the Isle of Shoals In her absence her cot
facc at Bar Harbor will be occupied by her brother
in-law. Henry Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood have left Faerie
Lea on the Rumson Road, Sea Bright. and are
visiting Newport They will return in the au-
tumn to their country seat and give some house
parties.
Miss Alice Roosevelt brings her visit to Newport
10 a close this week and will join her cousin. Miss
Helen Roosevelt at the James r. Roosevelt Camp
in the Adrondacks.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred r. Whitney have gone to
Bar Harbor and are at the Hamilton cottage.
The engagement announced yesterday by
Mrs. Louis Quentin Jones. of her daughter. Fran
ces Coster Jones and Henry 5. Kip the
late Major William Berg Kip of Rhinebeck-on-the-
Hudson Miss Jones has been staying at Bar Har-
Dor for the greater part OF this summer. but Is
e1psSstetd shortly at Newport 70 Join her
is member OF several clubs here, and has large
fortune in his right.
Worthngton Whitehouse Is staying with Mr.