New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-04
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Society as usual will celebrate the Fourth in
! the country. at the seaside and on the water.
rather than in town. At every country and yacht
club an elaborate programme of festivities has
| been arranged. At tire ROckaway Hunt Club the
| polo tournament begins. At Seabright the Rumson
Polo Club has its horse show while the Atlantic
Yacht Club. the Larchmcnt Yacht Club AID the
| Seawanhaka Corinthan Yacht Club all have races
scheduled for to-day. and will keep open house
this evening. Hospitality is the order of the day.
and there are few country homes or seaside villas
which are not the scene to-day Of gay and festive
house parties
John Bgelow and Miss Grace Bigelow are at the
Squirrels their country place at Highland Falls
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs William Baylis. Of No. III Fifth
ave. are established at Cedarhurst for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius N. Bliss at their
country place at Oceanic. N J.
Mr. and Mrs. w Lanman Bull are at their coun-
try place at Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. william Goddard is staying with her daugh-
ter Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. at the latter's country
place near New-RocheIle. Colonel Goddard will
make his headquarters during the summer at War
wick Lodge. his country seat at PotowOmut-
Mr. and Mrs R. James Cross OF Washington
Square North. at Beaufort House, their country
place at Newfoundland. n. ].
The report published yesterday elsewhere an
nouncing the engagement of Mrs. ogden Goelet and
James de Wolfe Cutting Is merely the revival OF
a rumor that has been current from time 10 uine
for the last three years. and is unfounded-
James Brown Potter. who has been at Tuxedo for
the last few days. is about to start for Mexico
where he will make stay OF several weeks
Mrs. Herman Duryea. who has been abroad for
several months. is on her way home
Mr. and Mrs. Jules vatable. who have been at
Tuxedo for some time have decided to remain there
for the rest Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chaplin have abandoned their
project of going abroad and will spend the summer
instead at Pointe Pic, Canada, where they have
a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A c. Taylor have terminated
their wedding trip and are established at their
cottage in the Annandale Road at Newport for the
summer.
Mrs Charles Bergman will spend the summer IN
Newport with her daughter. Mrs. Casimir de
Rham. she is expected from abroad soon
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nortbam Lee have closed
their town house and occupying The Home
stead, in the North Country colony at Glen Cove.
Long Island where Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland F.
Grggs passing the season with them
Miss Kate w Blake and Henry Blake have gone
to Quogue Long Island. where they are occupy
ing the country home The Breeezes-
Mrs H Walter Webb has gone abroad with her
sons and will spend the summer on the other
side
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman will leave
their country home at Mount Kisco. n. Y. the lat
ter part of this month and go to Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Rhoades are at East Hamp-
ton, Long Island
The first dance of the season at the Meadow
Brook Club at Southampton took place last evening,
and was we'll attended by the summer residents
who have opened their cottages there 1t ex-
ceedingly pretty affair and marked the beginning
practically of the at this popular resort
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arden Hartman. OF New-Tork |
left town yesterday for Newport, where they ara (
staying with Francis ]. Otis at Clover Patch. in
Narragansett-ave.
The steam yacht Conqueror. with Mr.. and Mrs !
Frederick W. Vanderbilt. is at Newport Mr.. and /
Mrs. Vanderbilt staying with Mr.. and Mrs. 4
Thomas D. Howard at Rough Point and will re-
main there until after the Fourth.
Arthur T. Kemp. accompanied by John Bolt. viii |
sail on September 1 the steam yacht Sea Fox I!
for winters cruise in European waters. Mr..
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