New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-04
NETWORK SOCIETY.

If any doubt remained as to the termination Of
ne summer season. = would be dispelIed by the
coHsested condition of the various railroad termini.
streams Of people pouring into the city from every
direction. While the express companies are eX-
periencing the utmost difficulty in dealing with
The unsish+if tnar5jnas thaT have served 10 bar
ne MiH4oW$ ang doors OF ne various houses nv
Iri&lc MadIson-ave Fifth-ave and the conneGti i
they have had during the last three months. In one
word, people are returning TO town.
Nj and Mrs Reginald Brooks will be in town
the day after tomorrow. their wav to Hemp
stead from Newport. where Mr. and Mrs H. Morti-
mer Brooks viii remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E Rollins Morse have altered their
month, when they go to the Hot Springs.
Mrs, ogden Mills gives dinner at Newport in
honor Of Grand Duke Boris Sunday night
while Mrs James P. Kernochan will entertain him
at luncheon the day after TOMORROW To-day the
Oyster Bay
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger is staying with her
sister Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon. at Ridgeheld,
Mr. and Mrs Edward n Taller will not return
from this country TO Europe until the end Of next
month.
Copeland whitehouse is in town for few days
at the Metropolitan Club before going on to New
Count Cassini the Russian Ambassador 10 the
United States, has been at Newport for the last
few days in connection with the stay there OF
Grand Duke Boris. and goes with him 10 oyster
Mrs Richard Gambrill leaves Newport within a
few days for Lenox. 70 stay with Mr. and Mrs
G1raud Foster.
The marriage Of Edward {. Center and Mrs
Cyrus G. Beebe. Of Boston, whose engagement was
announced in this column short time ago. Will
take place here next month
August Belmont and his two sons have started
vii spend some me time Si at Met I
William Payne Thompson went yesterday with a
party of men to Colorado
Mrs Robert g. Remssn and Miss Remsen will
Leave Newport az tie end Of this Ws e,: for Leno@
Mrs J Stevens J-Inan and Mrs. H A Barclay.
il, are staying with Mr. and Mrs Henry a, Bar
Fox hunting begins next Saturday at Newport
under the rnastershtp OF ? Fenelon Collier WHO /
has taken the Monmouth County pack 70 Rhode /
Island. There will likewise be meet Of the Essex
soGJhampton-
Yesterday afternoon vas devoted to bridge AZ .
Southampton. There was 2 big bridge party given /
BY Mrs. Horace Russell. while in the evening A [
still larger number Of people were asked TO /
bridge whist entertainment by Mrs Peter 3 /
Wyckoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer nave ar
ranged 70 spend the remainder OF the present
month at their country place at Stanford. conn
Sir Michael Herberts brief visit to this country
at the this month i said 70 b. for the pUr-
pose Of enabling him present his letters OF cred
ence as British Ambassador before tins newly ap-
pointed French and Austrian Ambassadors have
precedence over them during the remainder Of his
term Of once here
Mrs Charles A. Post has issued invitations for
the wedding Of her daughter Edith and Goelet
Gallatin The ceremony will he celebrated at
StrandhoIne. Mrs. Posts country place at Rayport,
Long Island, on October /
Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed. who are at
Ienox are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly
at Lakeside. their place there
Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Hoppin, II. have
1sft Fasthampton. where they have been staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gellatin, for Seabrght
Nj and Mrs T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander are az the
Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach. until the end Of
the month when they go to Atlantic City for fort
night and after that 20 Lakewood.