New-York tribune., 1903-05-26
NETWORK SOCIETY.

go Iar1ss a r4vde is selling to-day at Dur
lands the horses which he used fer running his
coach Liberty between the Holland Houso an
Lakewood The Free Lance and several other
-~at.s ,aIrire daily trips 10 Norris Park were
taken off ON Saturday while the Good Times ana
the Reliance viii make their final run 70 the race
course az the Park on Thursday Ine FlonSsi ~ . !.
which takes people every day from the HoA2no
House 70 Ardsley will however remain IN com
mission until June s Harry Payne Whitney has II
for today James 4. Hyde has it for tomorrow
while yesterday It was chartered oy W = CoS'9l
who took to Ardsey a party that comprised 0r. AID
Mrs E Schermerhorn, Miss Georg!ana NlIrneF1lHs'
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Valentine and n Gregory
Many went yesterday to Hampstead for the polo
games The Meadow Brook Club was very gay
and house parties are being entertained in cor1ec-
ton with the matches by Sir. and Mrs Norman De
r W-hitenouse Mr. and Mrs Thomas a1tcncocA-
r. August Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs Il Van Rezsse-
lser Kennedy Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Smith and MI
and Mrs sydney Dillon RIPLEY throughout tbs
week.
As arthur T. Kemp is about to leave the city for
lone tour abroad with his sister and little daugh-
+4r ne fs selling tomorrow his entire stable The
divorce case brought against him by his wife came
on for hearing yesterday at Newport, as described
elsewhere in the telsgraphic dispatches from that
place.
The husband OF Mrs Reginald H Ward. who yes
+srday received an intsrlocutory decree Of divorce
makes his home II England where he uses tie
pansl title Of count which obtained some time
49, +ron, the Vatican II is reported that both
Mr and Mrs Reginald Ward viii marry again as
soon as the interlocutory period Of three months
has expired and that Mrs Ward will become the
wife Of Nathaniel Gibbs Tasraham-
Mr.. vauds-b1t and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt have
arranged TO leave town for the season next Non
dav. when they will go TO Newport and open the
Breakers for the summer
Lord and Lady Kintore who have been staying
with Mr. and Mrs c. B. Alexander az Tuxedo: Mr.
and Mrs Oliver Hartman. Jr-. and number Of
other well known people are booked TO sail for
Europe to-day beard the Kaiser Wilhelm II
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster have tsrrni-
mated their tenancy Of No Il East sixty-sixthst,
and have gone to Lakewood for a few weeks
MI and Mrs Jordan L Mott. r. VIII Be in the
party OF Allison V Armour's yacht Utovana when
II sefIs for Europe on June
Mr. and Mrs ". Butler Duncan. jr., have Joined
the Meadow Brook colony. and have rented place
in the Rockaway Road Mr. and Mrs " Butler
Duncan. ST. as already announced in this column,
viii spend the summer abroad. and have taken
house in London
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri have left town for
Bar Harbor, where they viii spend the summer
y. .
cupying the former cottage Of Miss Newbold
Mr. and Mrs George Bird, jr- leave town On Fri
day for Tuxedo TO stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen. From there they proceed TO
sheIburne Farms. VT the country place Of Dr. and
Mrs ". Seward Webb. and viii atterward proceed
TO their country place at Dark FIarbor, Isesboro,
Me. for the Mrs Birds daughter, Miss
Betty Metcalfe Is with them
Mrs. Elliott 2 Shepard Is at Bntmore. ". c. stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt She
returns to town next week
Mr. and Mrs. H H Holister leave town OF
Thursday for their country place at Islip. Long
Island for the season. and the day Gen
eral and Nrs. Francis Y. Greene go 10 Stockbridse
Mass. for the
The announcement is made of the engagement Of
Miss Mabel Simmons. daughter of MI. and Mrs. J.
Edward Simmons to John P TIden, son OF the
late Samuel P. Tideu of Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. ". s Fanshawe and the Misses
Fanshawe have arrived at Monmouth Beach n. J..
where they viii spend The summer
Mrs John " Minturn is at Tuxedo. where she
is occupying the Augustus Van CortIandt cottage.
Nj and Mrs. George r. Sheldon and the Misses
Sheldon viii leave town tomorrow for their
try home. at Glen Cove. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Harleston Deacon. recently returned
from a long stay abroad have rented the Bruce
Price cottage at Tuxedo Park