New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
NETWORK SOCIETY.

o-ev-ycrj society at least the masculine portion
thereof. viii be afoat during the greater p2Et @
next week for the annual cruise Of the Ne"-iOI-N
Yacht Club will begin ON Thursday Win d rem
dezvous of Glen Cove, Long Island Inc yachts
viii reach Nev-LondOn Saturday niShS' anu
Newport next Monday. Tte race for the Astor
cups will take place August - Inc meet, uIiHsl
the command Of Commodore FredeFick u. BOURNE
will be a large ore, and as each boat WIZ nave q
party on board. the cruise viii be signaized oy
much hospitality not only the yachts. but also
on land at the ports which they are to visit rms
annual maritime carnival is not however iOO%Io
on with much cheerful0ess by the fair SEX as "hle
II lasts most of the men absent from the VaFl-
ous resorts and consequently there can be COM
parativeIy few entertainments given Hence Il Is
that this week, particularly at Newport things VIII
be rather dull The first entertainment OF any
great consequence is the Bal Blanc. to be given "
Mrs. Hermann OeIrichs. on August 10.
Newport yesterday had variety OF entertain
ments. including the reception gwen oy NJ dAU
Mrs. William &. Leeds on their yacht the ch@Ii'y
fete at the Italian Gardens of the VITA OF MT anu
Mrs. E. ]. Berwind. and also the famous cFleNe'
match played between number OF Newport men,
the majority of whom are graduates OIL EnslSn IL IL
versities and pubic schools. and the Enghsh uuet7
and servants OF several Of the resldenIs' NOOU
bury Kane captained the eleven. which comprlseo
Francis H. Potter. Roland King Charles = Sahos'
Harold Sands. John r LivernOre' Harry cray
Marion Wright and Lieutenant Ralston' T. :. a.
The Monmouth County Hounds had their nrsI
run ON Thursday at Honeyman Hill, Newport =
F. Collier was the master Of foxhounds' ana aIohs
the riders were Alfred G. Vanderbilt Roger W. We
more Rene La Montague, W. A HAZARD T. C1'-1., =
cev and r. Nelson Bulkley. The next meet VIII
be on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs r. Livingston Beeckman have LETT
Newport for Saratoga. AS announced day Vi t"O
ago IN these columns. they are ABOUT 10 ihdAo Z
he
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar are booked
70 sail on Tuesday for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pavne Whitney start Wednesday for England
with a party of friends whom they are TO enter
tain at their shooting box in Yorkshire
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Haven are at Newport for
the month of August. They will return in Septem-
Der to their place at LeRox for the fall season
there.
Mr.. and Mrs George p. Sheldon who have been
until now at their country place on Long Island,
leave there the day after tomorrow for Bar Har-
Dor. where they will spend the rest OF the season
Mr. and Mrs II. D. Hollins are spending Au-
gust in the Adirondacks- They return next month
TO their country place at IsIp. Long Island.
Ernesto 9. Fabbri. who is spending the summer
at Bar Harbor. returns town the day after
tomorrow. and will remain here until the end
OF the week.
Mrs Thomas Courtney jenkins is staying at Mar
ragansett Pier with Mrs Eugene A Phil5in-
Lady Tweedmouth's death on Friday in London
will be a source OF sorrow to many friends IN New
York. which she has frequently visited She was
a sister OF the late Duke OF Marlborough and OF
Lord Randolph Churchill and her husband. who
was raised the peerage the nomination OF Mr..
Gladstone by the late Queen. is partner OF
Coutts's Bank.
Bishop ana Mrs Henry C. Potter are staying
with Bishop and Mrs George Worthtngton at
Bishopsthorpe Pittsheld. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Edward R. Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Waterbury have left Newport for
Saratoga. where they win spend the OF the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ". Davies have left
town for Newport. where they viii spend the rest
OF the month with Mr.. and Mrs julien T. Davies
Gerald Paget has Joined his brother, sidney
Paget at Saratoga. where are also John c.
Hecksher. De Courcey Forbes and Frederick Geb-
hard.
Mr. ana Mrs. P Graham Murray have arrived
from England. and staying with James J. Van
Allen at Newport. R Graham Murray is the son
OF the Secretary for Scotland and a nephew OF
Mrs. George Keppel ard OF Sir Archibald Ed
mondstone. Among Mr.. and Mrs P. Graham MUIR
rays fellow passengers on board the Baltic
Mr and Mrs. C. G. Haven. jr and Miss Louise
Gulliver.
The news OF General Frederick D. Grants ap-
pointmeut to Governors Island. where he is TO
assume the command OF the Department OF the
East. made vacant by the departure OF General
Corbin for the Philippine Islands. received
with much satisfaction yesterday by his many
friends and acquaintances in Nsw-YorAL Indeed.
his nomination 70 the post goes far 10 temper the
sincere regret Ielt n society over the departure
OF General and Mrs. Corbln for the Far East
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hadden and Mrs. John
Neeser are entertaining large house parties at
their country places az Seabrisht.
Countess Festetics IS visiting her aunt. Mrs Ben
All Haggin. at Bar Harbor-
Mrs. Richard Butler. OF the Hotel Renaissance,
Is spending the summer at Mount Washington
Hotel. Breton Woods. y. H.
DR.. and Mrs J. Leonard Corning. who were at
Morristown during the early part OF the season.
are at Northeast HarbOr, Ne
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