New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
NETWORK SOCIETY.

SON heraldng as it does the return OF people 10
town from the fashionable summer resorts Among
those present yesterday at this popular race
at Sheepshead Bay were MIR. and Mrs Mackay'
Mrs Ambrose F. Spencer James Clinton Spencer
Mrs Cornelius r. Fellowes. Miss Fellowes Henry
Clews Colonel and Mrs. James Rowe. Mrs W. >.
Fanshawe. Miss Lena Fanshawe. Robert Potter.
Edmund Randolph. Ernest La Montague, Mr. and
Mrs Jules vatable, III. V Day. Clinton Miller, MI
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr, Mr.. and Mrs
FoxhalI p. Keene. S. S. Rowland. Brayton Ives,
Robert B. Van Cortland. Mrs. Adolph Ladenburs.
August Belmont, Edward r. Thomas. Andrew Mil
Ter De Courcey Forbes Sydney Paget. J. G. Fol-
lansbee General Howard Carroll. Mrs. George Lor-
ing. Duncan Cameron Mrs. L. g. Boissevaine
Richard Carman. Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson. James
w. Gerard. Harold Brown of Baltimore; Julian
Gerard, Alfred Maclay, Robert l.. Gerry, Paul q.
Cravath Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Duryea. MIR.
and Mrs. j. III. Alexandra. Miss Catherine CAM
eron. Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Potter. Alfred Bostwick,
ARENAS Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Bradford
Labor Day. on Monday, September 0. will prolong
the week and holidays from Friday next until the
following Tuesday. and will virtually mark the
close Of the season at the summer resorts, from
which the tide of travel already set In the drec
ton of town and of the country places in the sub
urbs. Villas Tuxedo at Bernardsviile and at Nor
ristowp. country seats Long Island. in Westches~
ter County and along the Hudson Valley, will be
reopened for the fall while all the younger gen.
era ton are preparing resume their studies at
school and college Only in the Adlrondacks and at
Lenox is the likely to be prolonged through
out September. many being Of the opinion that the
month In question Is the peasantest time OF the
year there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould and their daugh
ter sailed yesterday from Southampton for New
York on the Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Harlil-
ton Mex TwombIy. with Miss Ruth Twombly, are
booked to sail for home Thursday. Their SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A NJ
Burden have returned from their trip to the Orient
via San Francisco. and are awaiting their arrival
here. Others now on their way to New-YOrk are
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hartman and Miss Mary
Hartman who ara due here on FRIDAY
Among the incidents OF the week which opens
to-day will be the Horse Show at Richfeld Springs.
number OF house parties have been organized In
connection Herewith by owners OF country places
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elliot Warren. who are at
Spring Lake. y. j.. return their country place
White Plains this week
Mrs. Adolph Lsdsnburg has returned 10 town
from Saratoga, and will make brief stay at her
place on Long Island before sailing for Europe.
where she Will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman de p. whltehouss leave
here the end of the week for the Pacific Coast
They have been at Dark Hsrbor. Me. and
here in a day two. Their absence in the West
will extend over period OF about six weeks.
Mrs Henry Suydam and HendriCk Suydam have
returned from Virginia and at Sea Girt. y. J.
Mr. and Mrs Beekmau Lorillsrd have left town
for Asheville. " c. Mrs. Lorillard has entirely
recovered from her severe illness at Newport early
IN the summer
MIR and Mrs. Georges W. Vanderbilt are booked
20 sail this week from Europe. where they have
been spending the summer. and viii. their
rival here, 90 10 BiltmOre. their place. IA North
Carolina. for the fan.
Miss Helen J Parsons and her brother Schuyler
Psrsons IT.. leave Saratoga this week. for Islip
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L~dyard Blair. who have been
spending the summer In Maine. have returned
70 Blairsden. thsir country place near Bernards-
vile. y. J.. for the fan
Mr. and Mrs. william ID. sloane have returned
70 their place at Jsnox. from the Adirondacks
November has been set the date for the
wedding o, Bradley Martin. jr.. and Miss Helen
II Phipps. The Ceremony will take place az Beau
fort Castle. Inverness-shire which the parents OF
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps. IT.. have
rented from Lord Lovat Bradley Martin has
asked his uncle. Frederick Townsend Martin.
act as his best man. and AIR. and Mrs. Julien I.
Davies. who are now * Newport. vi,l go over TO
Scotland for tho wedding.
NJ and Mrs. Charles n Alexander are cruising
on their yacht the Surf and have arrived 81
Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs, Austen Gray. who surprised their
AZ Proytderce on Wednesday, were booked 10 sail
yesterday for Europe.