New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Society which aocked to town from the various
summer resorts for the Cup races is scattered to-
day among the country places Long Island, in
Westchester County, along the Hudson Valley and
in New-Jersey. where gay house parties are in
progress The majority of the guests will return to
the city tomorrow afternoon in time for the
ond Of the races. The feet of yachts of every de-
scrpton off Sandy Hook yesterday as numer-
Gus as Thursday. and though the sitter breeze
may have interfered with the enjoyment of some
of those on board yet. thanks to the excitement
afforded by the spirited contest, the day. the
whole. was much more enjoyable
Southampton's horse show was brought to a
most successful close last night. with numerous
entertainments. both at the Meadow Club
and at the various cottages. Hunting begins there
early next month with the Essex County pack
under the mastership of Charles Phzer. tr. The
first is set for Saturday, September 5.
Tuxedo promises to be gay next month, and
among those who will arrive there within the next
fortnight or so for the fall Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry s. Redmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Kane
and Miss Sybf Kane. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Nor
timer Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorlard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Poor and Mrs. Herbert c. Pell
Mr. and Mrs Paul G. Thebaud who returned for
the yacht races. spending the week end at
Hillair their country place. near White Plains.
Bishop and Mrs Potter who have been
making brief stay at their camp in the Adirop-
dacks give n large entertainment at their country
place at Cooperstown to celebrate the coming Of
age of Mrs. Potters youngest son. stephen Carlton
Clark.
Mrs. George H Holt, who returned on Monday
from Bar Harbor and is staying with friends at
Great Neck. Long Island is booked TO sail for Eu-
rope next Tuesday on board the Kaiser Wilhelm II
Mr. and Mrs Paul Tuckerman since their return
from abroad have been at Tuxedo, occupying an
apartment at the clubhouse. William Fahnestock
has their cottage
Mr. and Mrs Adrian Iselin. jr.. thanks to the
rapid progress which has been made in the atera-
tions of their house the east side OF Fifth
ave. between Fifty-ffth and Fifty-sixth sts- will
probably be able to take possession thereof in
November. AS the alterations have entailed the
conversion of two adjoining Houses into one. the
house when completed will be both large and COM
modious.
Mrs. James B, Taylor has given up her house in
East Fiftieth-st. and has taken apartment at
the northeast corner of Madison-ave. and Fifty
third-st. for the winter
Mrs James McVickar has left Brookside her
country place at Dobbs Ferry, where she has been
spending the summer. and is at Paul Smiths. in
the Adirondacks
Mr. and Mrs James Wilson Clark and their
daughters on their way back from Europe and
on their arrival here next Thursday will go to their
house in East Fifty-third-st. Miss Catherine
Clark's marriage 10 NJ Herring will take place this
fall
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence c. Dinsmore. who have an
apartment in Paris have written TO announce their
arrival here soon for brief stay
Mrs William E. Dodge and Miss Grace Dodge are
at their country place at Riverdale the Hudson.
where they will remain until they return 10 town
for the winter.
The Countess Waldersee who will arrive here this
week from Europe. is accompanied by her sister.
Baroness Won Wachter. widow OF the we'll known
German diplomat OF that name. The countess.
the predx of Excellence" Her first husband.
Prince Frederick of Scheswig- Holstein, who aban-
donCd his royal rank and became a nobleman under
the name OF Prince Nocr. in order to marry her on
a footing OF equality was an uncle OF the present
German Empress. The object OF the visit OF the
countess and her sister this country Is for the
purpose II seeing their brother. Bradley Lee. OF
New-York. who Is in bad health.
Lspenard Stewart starts next Sunday for Can
ada. where he viii spead four weeks in shooting