New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Summer is drawing to a close. At Saratoga at
Nawnort at Bar Harbor and Southampton the sea-
son is nearing its end and the people tnefe Aio
already preparing to fit to their country pisoe' -
westchester County, on Long Island aioAs 80
Hudson valley and in New-Jersey ior eue' NO.
delightful of all times of the year-narnely the
American fall Country house life especially IN the
suburbs with town easily reached by means OF Ieee
motors possesses much fascination for New 1orA
secety, and there seems to be growing tehueA0S
to prolong this country house season Of the spring
and of the autumn at the expense of the summer
resorts.
Sir Charles Rose, who has arrived here from Eu-
rope and who is in this city. is the former
business partner of Levi p. Morton IN the Anglo
American banking house of Morton. Rose & Co..
and the former racing partner of King Edward
when Prince OF Wales. He is half an American,
his mother famous beauty in her day. having
been the daughter of Robert Emnet Temple, of
Rutland Vt. He has become baronet recently. and
the of the late Sir John Rose. OF Mon
treal, who. after being Finance Minister of Canada
represented the Dominion it's High Commissioner
in London. becoming the principal financial adviser
of the Prince of Wales and a member of his coun-
Gil.
Sir Charles had four sons all of whom took part
in the Boer war. where the elder two lost their
lives One of Sir Charles's sisters is Lady Stanley
Clarke. whose husband. the general of that name.
is crown eqUerry to the king and one of the senior
members of his household brother. Captain Ed
ward Rose, formerly of the Tenth Hussars. spent
several seasons in New-York with his wife, Lady
Cecilia Rose after leaving the army
Sir Charles is familiar a figure in the Yachting
world as the turf. and has owned the Emerald
the Satanita and the Aurora, and in 1896 issued a
challenge for the Americas Cup which was after
ward withdrawn at the instance OF the ROYAL Yacht
Squadron. to which he belongs Besides being a
banker. yachtsman and a member of the Jockey
Club. he has sat in Parliament and as an officer
OF the Montreal artillery took part in the military
operations In Canada in connection with the Fenian
raid thrty-hve years ago. and helped Lord Strath-
coma and Mountstephen build the Canadian Pacific
Railroad.
Among the notable arrivals Of the week which
opens to-day will be that OF the Archbishop OF
Canterbury. who. with his wife. Mrs Davidson. and
two chapains. will be here on Friday on the Celtic
Mrs. Davidson is daughter Of Archbishop TAFT OF
Canterbury. The Archbishop has precedence in
England over all subjects OF the Crown except
royalty, and outranks all dukes the Lord High
Chancellor and the Premier. Mrs Davidson how
ever, does not share her husbands rank or Official
precedence. and II tho latter is accorded to her
society IT is only a matter of courtesy The
Archbishop. who is the first Primate OF All Eng
land to cross the Atlantic will spend a day or
two IN New-York before starting for Canada and
on his return from there will make a mora ex-
tended stay here.
Mrs. Gouverneur KortriRht IS due here from
Europe day after tomorrow. She has been abroad
all summer. and on her arrival will go to Newport
for the balance Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcvickar. who have been
spending the summer "A Seabright N j. and at
Greenwich. Conn. return 10 town on September g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson and Miss John
son are at Richfeld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus D Juillard return from
Europe in September. and viii spend tho fall at
their cottage at Tuxedo
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen, who have
been staying at Newport with Mr. and Mrs George
Peabody Wetmore. returned yesterday 10 their
place at Pelham Manor. =. =.
I Mr.. and Mrs. II. X BIZ y who spent last
week in town. have returned TO their country place
At Great harrington. Mass. where they have been
throughout the summer.
Coadjutor Bishop and Mrs. David II Greer and
Miss Greer stin at Eastha1npton and viii not
I return to town until the middle OF next month
Countess Henri de Frankenstein, who Is spend-
ing the summer at Nantucket with her mothsr
Mrs. William Cullen Brewster is booked 70 SAT-
for her homo IN Italy on September II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewar S,ulons win remain
at their country place at Arden N Y until late
in tho fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Whitney and the Misses
Whitney have returned to their place at Norris