New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Autumn seems to have begun n earnest. Before
the week is many OF the Newport cottages
will be closed. and the same can be said of other
seaside resorts. although few persons will
main until October enjoying the quiet after the
whirl OF the season. Mrs. Astor leaves Newport
October l. Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Aston
closing their cottage this week. and so also are
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs storrs Wells. Cap
tain and Mrs Philip Lydig. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sturgis and others T. Suneru Taller. who left
Newport this week. has many plans for she autumn
season at Tuxedo. The Adirondacks are unusually
full this September. and many OF those having
camps may remain until nearly November. Norris
town is little dull yet, but October will bring
meetings OF the hunt and entertainments at the
Whippanny Club. No schedule has yet been
formed for the Meadow Brook meets. great
deal will depend upon the advent OF Mr. and Mrs
William c. Eustis. William C. Eustis. 1t is said,
will take up hunting again. and will assume the
role of master Of foxhounds vacated by Foxhal r
Keene. But owing to the obsequies OF Miss Nor
ton who died in Paris some weeks ago. and VIII
be buried next week the arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs
Eustis in the Meadow Brook country may be post
poned. So far Mrs Clarence II. Mackay has the
only entertainment arranged for the autumn, ana
that Is a charity AFFAIR on September "a
The Duke OF Newcastle. who has been at Boston.
arrived yesterday at Lenox to stay with Mr. and
Mrs. William Read. at Brookhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt have left town
for Sycamore Lodge. their camp in the Adirondacks
where they will spend a fortnight entertaining
large house party. Mr.. Vanderbilt will return to
town by October 1. as he has decided TO put his
coach venture the road again this fail. between
the Holland House and Morris Park. the initial
trip taking place on October 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould at Furiough
Lodge their place IN the Catskills. with their
children. and will remain there until the end or
this month. when they return to Lakewood
James J. Van Allen leaves here next week for
Hot Springs. Va. where he will remain until he
sails for England His daughter. Miss May Van
Allen. win spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Mex Twombly and Miss Ruth
Twomby returned to town yesterday on the
Cedric, and have gone to FIorham. their country
place at Madison. N. ]. Among their fellow pas
sengers were the Earl and Countess OF Dartmouth,
Lord Lewisham. their son; Lord and Lady Lich-
field who in mourning for Lord Lichheld's
brother. and James stillman.
General Burnett United States District Attorney;
Sir William White, the naval architect and Sir
John Murray the distinguished scientist. like
wise arrived here yesterday from abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Robert d. Pruyn have taken
house IN East Thirty-eIghth-st.. Park-ave.,
for the winter but will spend some time longer
at Cedarhurst. Long Island where they have
cottage. Mrs. Pruyn was Miss Betty Metcaife
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hude Nelson voss return
from Sullivan Harbor. Me. next week and will
open their cottage at Tuxedo for the fall.
Mrs. Gustave Rissel. whose husband has gone
abroad for few weeks. leaves Dark Hsrbcr. Ne.
this week for her country place Morristown.
where she will spend the fall.
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay and Miss Eleanor
Jay have arrived at their country place at Ka-
tonsh. n. Y. for the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Livingston Beeckman left town
yesterday for ST. Louis which is the nrst stage
OF their trip around the world that is TO extend
over period OF twelve months
Mr. and Mrs. William Baylis have returned to
Cedarhurst. Long Island. from the White Noun
tains
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund CONN have returned 10
town for the season. and at their house. IN
West F1fty-ssventh-st
Mr.. and Mrs s. osgood Per are at their coun-
try place at Roslyn. Long Island. for the fall
Mr. and Mrs Edward r. Thomas have left New
port for the season and returned to town Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Newbold and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c.
Jennings likewise returned to New-York yesterday
from Newport FOR the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holland Forbes will remain at
Elm Court. their country place at Fairfield Conn.
for another month
Mrs. W. Lanman Bull. Mrs. Philip Schuyler. Mrs.
J. Henry Whitehouse Mrs. Robert Hewitt and
Mrs. John d. ArchbOld were among the guests OF
Mrs. James Cunningham Bishop at luncheon and
bridge party given Friday at tho ShrubSsrtes
her country place at Irvingto on the-H Hudson.
Mrs. W Storrs Wells returns to town from New
port next Thursday. preparatory to sailing for
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