New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Summer HOLIDAYS are in full swing. and the next
five or six weeks promise to be very gay, not alone
at Newport but also at Saratoga. where the season
begins early next week; at Bar Harbor Southamp-
ton Lenox and up in the various mountain resorts
Next Saturday the Newport Amusement Assoca-
ton Will begin it's festivities with motor races IN
the organization of which Reginald c. Vanderbilt
is taking a leading part After that VIII Hollow
that maritime carnival known as the annual cruise
of the NewYork Yacht Club. every boat or the
fleet bearing gay party, and its arrival in each
port being the signal for all sorts of entertainments
land and sea. There Will also be the horseraces
Saratoga. which promise to attract an unusually
large crowd OF fashionable people; horse shows at
SOUTHAMPTON Lenox Bar Harbor and Newport,
and unusually we'll filled programme of gayeties
of every description
Emperor William has entertained an unusually
large number of Americans this Among
his guests at dinners and luncheons board his
yacht. the Hohenzollern. Kiel. and during his
yachting trip along the Norwegian coast. have been
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Drexel who. with Lady AL
wynne Compton and other members OF their party.
on board the Margarita, met him at Trondhjem on
Thursday last; Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Robert Goelet. Robert w. Goelet.
Francis Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Allison Armour and many others
Harry Payne Whitney. instead of going Sara
toga next month. will sail for England. and enter
tain party of American and English friends at
the shooting box which he has in Yorkshire Among
his guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dolan,
Edward ID. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ThOmp-
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Manning Brown. who
married last September at Southampton, Long
Island are receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter. Mrs Brown Miss Caroline
Helen Parrish and is the daughter of James Cres-
son Parish
Mr. and Mrs Alfred r. Whitney started
Monday last on tueir car he OLYMPIA.
with party of friends for eight weeks trip
in the West. which Will take in the Yellowstone
Park and the ST. Louis Exhibition
Mr. and Mrs. Byam X Stevens are due here
this week from Europe. and their arrival will
go at to their country place at Lenox for the
rest of the summer.
Announcement IS made by MIR. and Mrs. Henry
s Kearny Of the engagement of their niece. Miss
Marion de Wolf Tracy. TO Henry Chisholm Os-
born. OF Cleveland Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Kearny
spending the summer at their country place
at Oswego.
Franklin Babcocks marriage Miss Mabel G.
Adams took place yesterday at noon at Spring
hurst the country place of the brides aunt Mrs.
w. Gunther. at Riyerdale. N. Y. Charles Bah
cock his brothers best man, and the bride.
who was given away by her stepfather. w. a.
Topping. attended by her cousin. Mrs Carl
A. Clemens as matron OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Melbert B. Cary their
country place at Ridgefed, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. who have been
cruising along the Sound board their yacht.
spending several days at Newport. have returned
to their country place at White Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs w Goadby I.oew are entertaining
house party their country home Sea-
bright
Colonel and Mrs. William Jay and Miss Eleanor
Jay staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Thomas at their villa at Newport. Arthur Iselin
Is likewise a member Of the house party.
Among others who have left town 10 spend the
weeks end at Newport s. Nicholson Kane
who is staying with his brother. Colonel De-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Rollins Morse; James de Wolf
Cutting who is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs j.
Stewart Barney and Marshal Kernochan. who is
with Mr.. and Mrs John j. Wysong.
Among those who sailed yesterday board the
I.ucania was Sir Percy Sanderson. II. r. NJ. Con-
sui General in New-York. who goes abroad on
his annual furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyman Short sail for Eu-
rop on Wednesday week. and will spend a couple
OF months automobiling through the United King
dom.
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Havemeyer, jr.. and their