New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
NETWORK SOCIETY.

with the official trial on Newport for the
selection of the defender for the Americas Cup
and the polo tournament at Saratoga. which begins
Tomorrow lasting until the beginning or the racing
season there tomorrow week. the attention or so
c,atv will he 10 a great extent divided between
these two fashionable resorts William e WHIT
ney and Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Payne whitney Her
man Duryea Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred g. NanderolIt'
August Belmont and many others interested IN
thoroughbreds go this week TO Saratoga, and will
remain there for the next fortnight. while. OF
course the yachting contingent Will foregather at
Newport
The Adirondack season is at its height. and
most of the camps that dot the shores and the
Islands of the mountain lakes occupied by
their owners whose country seats in the netshoor-
hood of New-York. Westchester County. Nsw-Jer-
sey and Long Island have been closed for the sea
son. While the city is relatively deserted as far
as the feminine element Of society is concerned.
there is an unusually large number Of men who
are forced by business, and IN particular by the
condition OF the stock market. to be In the city
during the middle of each week, which gives on
those days to fashionable clubs and restaurants
a more animated aspect than is customary at this
time of the year.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Lispenard Suydam, jr, have
returned from their wedding trip, and are estab-
Ished at their cottage at Little Neck, Long Island
which was one of the wedding gifts Of Mr.. Suy-
dams father. Mrs. Suydam Miss Louise
White daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John J. White.
tr, and the young couple still under age, hav-
ing been among the youngest in the annals OF New
York society to plight their troth at the-altar
number OF we'll known people have chosen
this time of the year for visiting California Among
them are Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rutgers Whitney,
who left their country place at Morristown a week
ago for San Francisco. their private car; Mrs.
Ernest La Montague who Is booked to sail from
San Francisco for Japan in September, and Prince
Henri de Croy, of Brussels and New-York. who Is
just now staying with friends at Monterey. Prince
Henri. who scion Of the mediatized ducal house
of Croy and brother OF one of the principal eccle
siastcaI dignitaries the Vatican. is engaged IN
the real estate business in this city, and 10 well
known figure In society here.
Among the features OF society's schedule for the
week which opens to-day is the marriage on
Wednesday next at Bar Harbor. OF Miss Gurree.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Gurnee. TO
Henry Thorndyke. OF Boston The ceremony at
St Saviour's Church will be followed by a wedding
breakfast and reception at the country place of
the parents of the bride The bride will be at
tended to the altar by her two sisters.
Mr. and Mrs Percy r. Pyne. who have been
spending the summer at their country place at Ber-
nardsvine, going to the Adirondacks for August
and will return to Bernardsville in the fall
Douglas Robinson, who sailed yesterday is going
to Europe to bring back to this country Mrs Rob
nson and his daughter Miss Corinne Robinson
who has been completing her education abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton w. Cary have gone TO
Lenox for the remainder OF the summer.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Dix and Miss
Dix at Paul Smiths, in the Adirondacks.
Mrs Levi P Morton is stH at Newport with her
daughter Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd- Ex-Governor
Morton and the Misses Morton are now established
in their camp. Eagle Island. Upper saranac
Lake. in the Adirondacks
Mr. and Mrs Henry Horton Bernhard who have
been staying at Newport have returned to town
for a few days and at their house. In West
feminist. Miss Marie Huntington. whose parents
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r, Huntington are spending
the summer at Quogue. Long Island has postponed
her return to this country from Europe where she
has been staying with Miss Evelyn Van wart in
London She is to travel with Miss Van Wart on
the Continent and will not sail for New-York until
late IN the fall.
The pony races on the racetrack OF the
SOUTHAMPTON Horse Association. in Moses Lane
attracted a large number OF people to Southampton
yesterday afternoon and many dinners were given
last night in connection Herewith at the Meadow
Brook Club and the various cottages. These races
are always popular features OF the SOUTHAMPTON
season. being strictly barred 10 professionally and
the gymkhana features in particular furnished yes
terday much entertainment. Charles T. Barney
George r. Schienelin. James L. Breese and James
L Barclay were among those who had the man
agement OF the races in hand.
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Anita Sands and
Miss Constance Livermore are 10 be the brides
maids OF Miss Gladys Brooks at her marriage to
Eugene Van Rensselaer, Thayer jr. which is to
take place In Trinity Church, Newport on Sep
ternber 10.
Colonel and Mrs. Franklin Bartlett have been de-
taIned by the latters Illness in town and they are
stin at their house in West Twentleth-st. Their
plans for the remainder OF the summer will be de-
pendent the health of Mrs Bartlett and on the
advice OF her physicians.
AR and Mrs. Edmund l. Baylies who have been