New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
NETWORK SOCIETY.

A. -, +b. Summer resorts the season is just ROW
ar fun tide Every camp in the AGirondachs .
now open and the yacht races organized by @AiiSoi'
Phelps Stokes on the lakes excite much interest,"
At Saratoga the racing season begins to-InoI ~
and a large number of well known people, inciud-
ing Frank and Thomas Hitchcock. ir-. MI ana
Mrs CIarelce H Mackay. IIr- and MIS- tsichard
T. Wilson, ir.. Mr.. and Mrs FoxhaH +. heehe'
August Belmont and Dir. and Mrs. Thomas has1-
fnss have cottages there for the next few weeks
Harry Payne Whitney will likewise be at Saratoga,
after which he will take party of friends across
the Atlantic to his shooting box in Yorkshire Tor
the grouse season.
The annual cruises of the various yacht clubs
have begun The fleet Of the philadelphia CORN
THAN is at anchor off Oyster Bay. where its mem
bers are being entertained by the Seawanhaka Co
rinthian Yacht Club. while the New-York Yacht
Club assemblies a week from next Thursday at
Glen Cove for its cruise UP the sound to Newport
and Vineyard Haven AT Newport an uninterrupt-
ed succession OF entertainments. including several
dances. figure on the programme OF the month
which opens tomorrow.
The polo matches. which have been played with
great vigor the last week at Rockaway, at Great
Neck at the summer place Of the late William X.
Grace. and at the Rumscn Road Polo Club will be
continued this week at the Point Judith Country
Club at Narragansett Pier. There viii be many
parties from Newport going 10 see the matches In
drags and on yachts. choosing either the land or
be the Bayshore Horse Show. in connection with
which number of house parties will be given. and
there will be dance on Friday evening at the
yacht club, There viii be tennis during the week
at the Newport Casino and golf at Bar Harbor.
The principal diversion Of the summer has been
entertaining yachts and anchored off Newport
and Bar Harbor many fine craft which
dinners. luncheons and dances have been given
Bridge even has not been forgotten. and Mrs
Thomas Hitchcock. at Newport. gives a bridge
party this week. for which a very large number of
invitations have been Issued
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rockefeller. with Miss
Ethel Rockefeller. who returned the other day
from Europe have gone to their camp in the Adj
rondacks
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor have taken the
Charles T. Barney camp in the Adirondacks for the
rest OF the
Mr.. and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar are booked
to sail for Europe August g. and while abroad
Will visit Mrs. Cigars sister. the Countess de
Moltke. In Denmark.
Mrs. John sayre Martin left town yesterday for
Poland Springs. Ne.
J. Gerald Bernhard. who has been in Europe for
4 short time. sails for home next week.
White Mountains
T. Montgomery Strong is at his country place IN
Esopus, N. Y. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt are due here
from Europe the day after tomorrow, and on
their arrival will go at once TO Newport for the
OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Philip Bernhard are at Islip
Long Island for the season. Mrs. Bernhard was
Miss DIN.
In ta- has Ya~r ~o- Par
where he is staying with his father. Judge In
graham.
Miss Helen NJ Gould has left Lyndhurst her
country place near Tarrytown. and is now on her
way TO Roxbury in her automobile with her cousin
Miss Anne Palen. and Mrs. John a. Ingharn. Miss
Gould VIII spend August at Roxbury IN the White
Mountains.
Mrs William FitZhuGh Whtehouse did not re-
turn to this country with her husband. but remains
IN Europe. and is now ct St Petersburg with her
daughter. Baroness Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert d Pruyn have Iert Cedar
hurst for Islehoro. Me. where they viii spend the
rest OF the season.