New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.


been organized for tomorrow in connection with
the celebration Of Labor Day. The Seawanhake
CoIinthian, the Atlantic, the Larchmont and
number OF other yacht clubs near New-York viii
have races. and will keep open house at night At
Cedarhurst there will be the open air horse show
the grounds Of the Rockaway Hunt Club. which
will attract people from all over that part of Long
Island. At Newport the horse show, which each
year may be said to wind Up the Newport season,
opens its doors last until "Wednesday night Each
country club and summer resort has organized fes-
Invites of kind another. while at most OF the
country places in WestChester County. on Ions
Island and along the Hudson River Valley, house
parties are in progress. which VIII extend until the
day after tomorrow.
Tuxedo Is rapidly filing up. and the autumn sea-
son there. which. general rule, IS supposed 20
open on September 10. seems to have begun with
n rush fully a fortnight earlier. Most of the cot
tages are already OPEN and among those estab-
Ished there for the fall. and who have begun 70
dispense Inequalities. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
IorIlard. who entertaining house party; MI
and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
" Poor. the Misses BabcOCk Mrs John w Min
turn and her son. J. W. MintUrn; Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Frellnghuysen, AiT. and Mrs. j. Fred
Pfersou ir James Brown Potter and Edward A.
lie Roy. \ good deal Of interest IS being mani
tested at Tuxedo in the forthcoming Orange COun-
ty Horse Show. which takes place az the Goshen
Driving Park on October ?. F. r. Hartman being
the president of the committee in charge OF the
affair while c. B. Alexander. F. Ambrose Clark,
r. T. WILSON, IT.. Q. A Peabody end Theodore
Frelnghuysen among those who have offered
prizes. On October and 70 will follow the horse
show at Tuxedo. Pierre L.oriIard George Griswold
and c. r. Alexander being among those who have
charge of the affair.
Hunting has begun at Southampton. and will pro-
long the season there n few weeks. The first run
of the Essex pack took place Yesterday. and from
now until the middle of October there will be two
or three weekly
The hunting season az Meadow Brook begins
September l.. with FCxhall keene as NJ F. r.
A number of the Hampstead colony have arrived
for the season at their places in the district.
and among those who already established
there are Dir. and Mrs Reginald Brooks, Mr.. ard
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Kernochan who have Mrs. J. P. KeTnochan
s,avine with them: Mr. and Mrs 7. A. Havemeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Scott Cameron. Mr- and Mrs.
Maxwell Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Ste
vens tr and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley.
The last named, however. have gone 70 spend the
week end at Newport
The BernardsvilIe season is already well under
way. The golf handicap to- norrow will be fol-
lowed bv the horse show or Friday. q. Ledyard
Blair Robert L. Stevens and w P. Bliss are
among the committee who have the affair in barge
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Rockefeller are at New
port. where they staying with James sunman
Lewis IseIin. whose marriage TO Miss Marie de
NeufviIIe j. set for October ~. at the Church %
the Incarnation. at noon. viii have as his best
man Ernest IseIin while the ushers will BE Arthur
and O'DonneH Iselin. Harry Peters. Harold Weekes.
Bradish Johnson and a. II. Parker. the last named
a cousin Of Miss de NeufviIe- Her sister. Miss
Stephanie de NeufviIle will be maid Of honor
Mrs. Seward Webb. with Miss Frederick Webb
and her SOILS. arrived yesterday from Europe on
board the St Louis Dr. Seward Webb remains IN
Scotland few weeks longer for the sake OF the
shooting and is described by Mrs. Webb as in
excellent health. Mrs. Webb and her children will
spend the fall at sheburne Farms. her place in
Vermont
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan. who has been staying
at her camp in the AdirOndacks. is at Utica, n. Y
Mr. ard Mrs jose F. de Navarro arrived IN town
yesterday from Seabright. n. j.. where they have
spent the summer.
Mrs. n. Parker Morgan wife Of the Rev. DR.. d.
Parker Morgan. rectCv of the Church Of the Heav-
emily Rest. is her way across the ocean. and
on her arrival Hext Wednesday will go to her
country place at Copake, y. Y
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt will remain at Southampton.
Long Island. until the middle of OctOber.
Mrs Robert Gould Shaw, who was Miss Mamie
Ianghorne. and who has been staying with Mrs.
John Jacob Astor at Newport. returned yesterday
to
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Hoffman announce that
ovyina 10 the serious illness OF Mrs Charles Hon.
man. ST. at Tuxedo. they have had to cancel ali
their engagements.
william K. Vanderbilt. r.. and r. c. Watson IT.,
with eight guides are shooting expedition in
Newfoundland.
Miss de Garmendia and c. de c. de Garmendia
are staying with Mrs. Charles D. Kingdom az Fur
Tough Lodge the George J. Gould place in the Cats
kills
Mr. and Mrs. Temple BowdOin left Eloeron " j..
Yesterday for New-Hamburs. y. Y where they
viii spend the fall.
Announcement IS made ot the engagement Of Miss
Anabel Gardiner Van Nostrand. daughter OF Mrs
Gardiner Van Nostrand. 20 Webster Wagner Stet-
SON son OF Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson Stetson
and grandson OF the late Senator Webster Wagner.
Mr. and hrs. Hugh Chisholm are at Portland.
Ne. for September.
Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley IS staying with Miss
Anna Sands at the Stockton cottage. Newport
Among others who have arrived at Newport for
the horse show tomorrow are T. SuTern Taller.
who staying wiGh Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Cross
ways, Miss Catherine Cameron, who Is the guest OK