New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
NETWORK SOCIETY.

So numerous are the parties that have already
been organized for the Americas Cup races that
the week after next will witness the return 10 town
of very large element of society. and until the
contest is definitely decided in favor either of the
Reliance or the Shamrock. the leading hotels. the
clubs and the fashionable restaurants will present
much the same animation If the summer season
and the Horse Show already at hand.
While will return to Newport and to other
seaside mountain resorts after the races, the
majority likely to open their country houses
in the vicinity of New-York, in New-Jersey, West
chester County. along the Hudson and on Long
Island and thus begin much earlier than usual
that most agreeable season of the year. the Amer
lean fall.
In view of the exodus from Newport in connec-
ton with the Cup races, many entertainments
possible are being crowded into the next fort
night. The programme for the latter is very full
one and the City-by-the-Sea promises to be
ceptonally gay. At Saratoga, too. where the
racing begins tomorrow the season will be at its
height, while a number of people going TO
Bar Harbor for the horse and kennel shows
which to be held there Just previous to the
Cup races The Adirondacks season is likewise in
full swing. and the life in the woods pOpu-
lar than ever, to judge from the fact that every
camp Is occupied. and that many in
course of construction. Among those occupy wing
their camps Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes Mr.. and Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton and his daughters Mrs.
Morton being still with Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd
at Newport, while Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Van
derbilt, who have beer staying ct Monmouth Beach
for the Long Branch Horse Show, are expected
within the next ten days at Sycamore Lodge
Southampton, owing 10 it's comparative pre- Kim
ity to NewYork. which enables with interests
in Wall Street to remain more easily in touch
with the stock market than at Newport. is excep-
tionally gay. The principal feature On the scheC-
ule for the week which opens to-day there is
the tableaus which are 10 take place on Saturday
next at the Meadow Club for the benefit of St
Andrews Dune Church. They promise to prove
great social as well artistic success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt arrived yes
terday at Boston board the Dominion liner
NewEngland, and were met at the pier by Mrs.
Frederic Nelson. Subsequently they went on to
Newport, and are now at Sandy Farm. their place
near Portsmouth r. l.. where they will remain
until they so TO LenOX to stay with Mrs. Frederc
Nelson.
No date has been set for the wedding Of De-
Lancey Kountze and Miss Martha Johnston at
Macon. Ga. which announced in this column
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston and Miss Johns
ton be at the Hot Springs. n G. at the end
Of August. and De Lancey Kountze will be there
at the same time The Johnstons will afterward
come to New-York for the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs
Luther KOuntze will leave Morristown in the
middle of August for trip 10 Murray Bay and
Quebec, and Miss Anne Kourtze. their youngest
daughter. VIII accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. BeTesford who have been
abroad for six months have returned to their place
at New-RocheIle, and will be in this country
throughout the fail.
Mrs William V. 3. Kip ofhciated as goc5nother
al the christening of her little nephew. the infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander at Trinity
Church, Twin Mountain. y. h, the other day
Dr. Isaac /. Kip. the grandfather and 7. J. Oak
ley Rhlnelander. the uncles. the gOdfathers of
the boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Courtney jenkins have
started trip around the world and will be
away about a year. Mrs. Jenkins was Miss Elsie
Woodbury. Brown, daughter OF Mrs. Frank Gould
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend are spending
the summer in the North Woods. where they have
a cottage spIthre Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierre I.orilard who will be -
Saratoga for the next fortnight. viii afterward 20
on TO Newport for a few weeks.
Mrs John W. Minturn has left Tuxedo for Dark
Harhor, Me. where she will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs Hildreth h BIoodgood are At
Great harrington. Mass. for the summer
ST. Bartholomew Church is in thu hands q, tha