New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02
NETWORK SOCIETY.

10 f. toward Saratoga, where the racing se'so-,
opened yesterday. that the steps OF many ven
known people belonging to the fashionable SET are
lust now turning. Mr.. and Mrs Herman Duryea'
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs
Foxhan P. Keene have already arrived there' as
have also Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Maekay, VINO
have with them their children. NJ and MIS-. n.
T. Wilson tr. and Mr. and Mrs. T. Ambrose Clark
are due there to-day. while Frank 4. Hitchcock
and Mr. ard Mrs. Spencer Trask nave been there
since last week August, Belmont has not yet ar
rived. while Harry Payne whitney. now at New
port. seems still undecided about going as he IS
sailing for England. where he will entertain
large party at the country place which his father
purchased about three years ago in Yorkshire. and
where there Is excellent shooting.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt due here
to-day from Europe on board the Kaiser wilhelm
H. and on their arrival will go at to Newport
for the rest of the season Craig W. WadSwOrth
arrives tomorrow on board the st. Paul 1t will
be his first return home since he went abroad,
about two years ago. to assume the post OF secre-
tary OF the United States Embassy in London.
James Henry Smith. after long trip on the
Continent. is now spending the Cowes week on the
Solent and will afterward be the guest of his sister,
for couple OF weeks before going north for the
shooting.
Center Hitchcock ]. c. Barclay James S. Sher-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. s,ickney are among
those who have sailed for America and who are
on their way across the ocean
Eugene Higgins sails for this country from Eng
land on board his yacht the varuna. che day after
tomorrow. and his arrival here will proceed 20
Newport to stay with Mrs. Fl. Mortimer Brooks
and her husband.
Bayshore's annual horse show. which opens
the day after tomorrow. will demand the atten-
ton Of society toward the end OF the week. and
will furnish the pretext for many house parties
and for much hospitality on the part OF the sum-
mer residents OF that part OF Long Island. II
will last three days. Among the committee IN
charge OF the affair are Frederick @. Bourne and
many others
Georges @. Haven having acquired ths house
adjoining his own IN East Tnirty-uInth-st is
adding IL TO his own. the two being thrown into
one house. The alterations are IN progress. and
will be completed late IN the fall
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Kssel are spending this
month IN the Adirondacks. and will return 70
their country place at Morristown. " J.. Cor the
fall
Mrs Louis P Hoyt. who arrived che other day
from Europe. leaves town this week FOR South
ampton for the rest Of tho summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs Richard Delafeld passed through
town yesterday their way to York Harbor.
Ne. where they win spend the month Of August.
Mrs Edward Leverieh has taken the jackson
cottage at West Chester. N Y. for the OF the
season.
Mrs william 3. Dinsmore. ST.. who was at
Northeast Harbor Ne. for some time. is
at her place at Staatsburg.
Mr. and Mrs GeOrgs T. Maxwell are at their
country place. near Oyster Bay. for the rest Of
the summer
Mr.. ard Mrs. George R. Sheldon start for Bar
HarbOr next Tuesday.
Arden ". Robbins has left town 20 Join his
mother at Bar Harbor.