New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

New-York society is scattered at the present mo-
ment among the Adirondacks. Lenox. Newport,
Bar Harbor. Southampton and other fashionable
summer resorts The season at Newport is already
we'll under and promises To he brilliant. II
perhaps short while in the Adirondacs the various
lodges and camps being opened UP in every
direction Travel from Europe has been heavy the
last week During the fortnight Mrs Astor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
still in town, will to Newport. where Mr. and
Mrs. John r Drexel and Mrs. John Jacob Aston
already established for the summer. Boating
and yachting the Upper st. Regis have begun.
the various mountain lakes present q scene Of much
animation and NewYork society promises to be
more extensively represented in the Adrondacks
than in any previous year. Very gay, too. is the
scene at the various yacht clubs along the Sound.
especially Saturdays and Sundays. and most of
them. following the example of the Seawanhaka
Corinthian. at Oyster Bay, signalze each week end
by dances
That the first week in September should have
been selected for the date of the show
at Newport would seem 40 indicate that the season
there Is destined to be a short one and that the
early fall will find people established in
their country houses around New-York for the
morse show at Newport has always been regarded
as marking the close of the there, and
the signal for the departure Of those who contrib
ute most to Its brilliancy
Mrs F. S. Witherbee has entirely recovered from
the illness which confined her so long in Roosevelt
ana mas Ie1t town Tor her country place
on Lake Champlain- She will remain there until
the fall. when she is TO so abroad with Mr..
Witherbee
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Oakman who have a
country place at Southampton. Long Island.
making brief stay Shelter Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Boardman. Mrs Salem H.
Wales and Mrs. James Hude Beekman are at
Southampton for the summer
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard is still at Lenox staying
with her sister. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. She
goes this week to Bar Harbor for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Nelson voss are at Bar
Harbor. but start next week for Sullivan Har-
bOr Me
Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin the Misses Iselin
Colonel Oliver H. Payne and the Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. Rainsford among those who sailed for
Europe last week Miss Ethel Cram left town
yesterday to spend the summer abroad Her
mother Mrs. Henry A. Cram will be at Lenox for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt have sent
out invitations for dinner and dance on Monday
July 90 at Sandy Point Farm. which is to take the
form OF a housewarming.
Elbridse T. Gerry has recovered from his illness
and is staying at seaverge. his villa at Newport
He went ashore from his yacht the Electra for
the first time on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs, Graham Murray OF Scotland are
expected next week from England. They VIII 20
to Newport. where they will be the guests of
James J. Van Allen. at Wakehurst
Mrs George r Preston. who has been staying
with her daughter. Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman al
Newport. has gone TO Portsmouth N H. where
she has taken house for the summer
Mr. and Mrs William Y. B. Kip left town yes
terday for the White Mountains.
Or. and Mrs Robert Able have gone 10 Bar
Harbor
Mr.. Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, tr., who
have been staying their country place Long
Island. have gone TO Newport on their yacht