New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Newport has not been very gay this month. but
there already enough entertainments arranged
for next month to assure a brilliant season there
August will begin with Miss Marion Fish's dinner
dance at Crossways 1t will be a young peoples
affair. Sunday evening Mrs. Ogden Goelet begins
her series of dinner parties, as does Mrs Ogden
Mills, On Monday Miss Alice Roosevelt is ex-
pected at Newport, where she will he the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, who will enter
tain at dinner that evening In her honor. The
following Friday. August l. will bring Mrs. H. Nor
timer Brooks's first big dinner party Of the season
at Rockhurst. which will be followed by number
of others for her daughter, Miss Gladys Brooks.
whose marriage to Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thayer,
jr. Of Boston, will take place September To-
On the evening OF August Mrs. Hamilton
NICK. Twombly will have dinner party at Vim
land, and Sunday, August 3. Mr. and Mrs Peter
D. Martin will give a small dinner AT the Casino,
and they will likewise give the following Sun
day of about seventy which will be followed
by music. AS already announced in this column,
Mrs. Astor gives her annual summer ball at
BeechwOod August 10 This will start the
dancing season practically Some of those who are
expected to give dances include Mrs. stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs. Berwind and
Mrs Ogden Goelet.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wise Miller have taken
cottage at Morristown. n. J.. and win spend the
rest Of the summer there. They will go TO Morris
town next week. Mrs. Millers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. G. *. Duer, and her sister Miss Caroline
country home, at Southampton, Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Henry Steers jr. are occupying
Ridgemont, their country home at New-ROchelle.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Morgan Wing are at AIinbrook
N Y, where they are spending the summer.
On their return from England in the autumn
Mrs. Arthur ]. Moulton and the Misses Moulton
will occupy their new home, No. 4l3 Fifth-ave.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould are among those who
will spend August at Saratoga. where they have
taken a cottage for the racing season. They have
been occupying their country home at ArdsIey-on-
the-Hudson.
Mr. And Mrs J, Kennedy Tod. who went abroad
last week, will remain the other side time.
most Of which will be spent in France.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Burden are at Cedar Grove.
their country home at Cazenovia. n. Y. where they
will pass the rest of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence H Mackay who. with
the exception of a brief visit to Newport have
been spending the summer at Roslyn. Long Island
have arranged to sail for Europe early next month
Mrs. John H. Isen is spending the summer at
Rye, where she is occupying George Dearborn's
house.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry ". Poor and Miss Edith
Poor will leave Tuxedo next month and go to Bar
Harbor for the rest Of the summer
The tableaus at the Meadow Club Southampton
on August s, give every promise OF being most
successful They will be for St. Andrews Dune
Church, and James l. Breese and a number OF
other summer residents Of the place are taking an
active interest in them. Mrs. Henry A Barclay
who really had charge Of them, will be unable TO
do much work in Connection Herewith. owing 10 the
death Of her brother. Granville Wright and that
OF her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Wright Barclay. Her
daughter, Mrs. J. Stevens UIman is disposinz of
the tickets at Golden Rod, the Ulman summer
home at Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W Vanderbilt have ar
rived at their camp Upper St Regis Lake in
the Adirondacks. They purchased the camp last
year from Mr.. Vanderbilt's brother-in-iaw II
Nick Twombly. and since then il has been prac-
ucally rebuilt by Japanese carpenters