New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. X Duer and Miss Caro-
line Duer viii spend the summer at their South
ampton cottage for the first time in several sea-
sons. Mrs. Duer and her daughter 20 there to-
day. and Mr.. Duer will join them in fortnight
Southampton will enjoy another gay week end
The third dance at the Meadow Club takes place
tomorrow evening. and will be preceded there By
number OF dinner parties. The cottage colony IS
Looking forward with much interest TO the pony
races which will take place Saturday OF next
week. the entries for which close on Tuesday
Mrs Ward McAIister and Miss Louise Meal
lister are at their country home at Greenwich.
Conn. where they will spend most OF the sum
mer. Miss McAllister goes next month to New
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edey will also be in
Newport next month. They at their cot
tage. Nearthebay at Bellport, Long Island
Miss Amy seabury Weeks. of No. s17 Lexington
ave. has left town for the summer and gone to
York Harbor. Me. Her brother. Louis Weeks.
sails for Europe the last OF this month He will
be gone for several years and will study art on
the other side,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Redmund will leave
Tuxedo the last OF this month and go TO Newport
for the rest Of the summer. They will return to
Tuxedo however in the autumn. and may pos
sibly go abroad for awhile before they open their
town house for the winter.
Mrs Hermann oelrichs is expected from Europe
the last OF next week and her arrival here will
go to Newport. where she will occupy her cottage
for the rest OF the summer.
Mr. and Mrs d. lie Roy Dresser spending the
summer at Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Mr and Mrs. Charles r. Henderson have been
at Southampton for some time but will leave
there this week and go TO the Adirondacks where
they will occupy their camp for the remaining
part Of the summer.
son has been born to the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Stires who spending the summer at
Aire. their cottage on Lake George. DR.. Stires is
rector of St Thomass Church.
wedding Of interest to the summer colony az
southampton will be that of Miss Helen Parrish.
daughter of James Creston Parrish. to Archibald
NJ Brown son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Brown.
which will take place there in St Andrews Church
late in the season reception will be held after
ward at the cottage of the brides father.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. Russell Hoadley.
Mrs. William Nance. Mrs. r. Wyman Porter.
Mrs. Henry G. Trevor and Mrs James L. Breese
are among the members of the Tuesday Bridge
Club. which met last year at Southampton. and
will have weekly meetings again there this season
Mrs. Davidge and Miss Joanna Davidge are at
summer
Mrs. Frederick A. Potts. who is spending the
summer at Monmouth Beach, N J.. will occupy
her town house in East Thirty-ninth-st next
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Grosvenor Goodridge are
occupying their country house at Pomfret, Conn.,
for the summer.
Much interest is being taken Bar Harbor in
the coming floral parade, which will be held there
on September g. From present indications it prom
ises be of the prettiest affairs OF the KIM
ever held in that part of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Center are spending the
summer at Seal Harbor. Me, where they have a
cottage for the season.
Mrs. Frederick o. Beach is among the recent ar
rivals at Narragansett Pier, where she will spend
part of the summer
Henry w Bull and J. W Appleton have leased
Ralph N EIIiss cottage in the Meadow Brook
district.