New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Labor Day. tomorrow, is the last of the pubic
HOLIDAYS of the summer. and such will be ap-
propriately celebrated at all the various summer
and suburban resorts, and especially by the yacht
and country clubs There will be regattaS' gym
kbanas sports of kind and another. horse
shows and dog shows On Tuesday people will be-
gin to flock back to town, especially those VINO
have children OF schoolgoing age. and whose
studies will be resumed few days hence houses
in town are being prepared for the impending ar
rival of their owners. and many OF the country
places have already been opened for the fan
Fashionable clubs begin to present more AMI
mated appearance. friends and acquaintance are
10 be met at every step in shave the theatres are
plaving to fairly full houses. and women OF the
modish world have to a great extent taken the
Mace of the strangers who throughout the summer
have monopolized the tables at the leading res
taurants
Newport's season virtually ends this week. and
Mrs Fish's dinner dance last night at the Cross
ways in the nature of her farewell entertain
ment previous to her departure few days from
now for her country place at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
son. where she will spend the fall. On Tuesday
night The Breakers will be the scene of amateur
theatrical performance stage which has been
constructed on the grand staircase, while the big
entrance hall is to be the auditorium. Mrs. van
derblt has issued several hundred invitations for
the affair and a number of dinners are to be given
In connection with it. Miss Rosamond Street, Mrs
Hamilton Fish Webster, Sheldon and William r
Whitehouse. jr. Francis Otis and the Nlcomte de
Perigny are in the cast. Mrs. Reginald Wander
bilt will also give dinner dance at Sandy Point
Farm this week. the opening day of the New
mort Horse Show which marks the grand finale of
the season.
Many villas and cottages at Newport have already
been closed for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs James
A Stman have gone to Tuxedo Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Haven to LenoX. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Starr
Miller to Staatsburg -the-Hudson; C. T. Berwind
to Paris Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks to Hemp
stead Mr. and Mrs. Alfred @. Vanderbilt and Mrs.
F. Ornond French TO Sycamore Lodge, In the
Adirondacks and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Potter
TO their place West Chester. Mrs. Astor and Mr..
and Mrs Edward r.. Thomas leave the city this
week and Mrs. Ogden Mills and the Misses Mills
on Monday week.
On the other hand Tuxedo is becoming gay. and
there is every promise of brilliant fall season
there Most OF the regular residents have already
arrived for the autumn, and to-day many weeks
end parties being entertained. The same may
be said Of the Meadow Brook district. where coun-
try being opened in every direction. and
where the outlook for the next few months is ex-
ceedingly animated OF course, that portion OF
Long Island will be at its best next month, when
the racing at Belmont Park will be made the oc-
casion OF many house parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Guinness have returned
to America, and will spend the winter in New-York
Benjamin GUINNESS was Formerly an oflcer OF the
British navy. but is connected with a Wall
Street banking house. Mrs Guinness, who Miss
Bridget w;lliams Buckley and who is a niece of
the Dowager Duchess Of Wellington, the guest
of Mrs. John Jacob Astor throughout the season in
London, at the house which Mrs Astor had rented
in Portland Place.
Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Gould. who arrived here
from Europe last week. have gone to Furlough
Lodge. their place in the Catskls- Their SON.
Kingdom Gould, Is about to his studies at
Columbia Mrs Gould has not yet entirely recov-
cred from tho effects OF her motor accident IN
France
Among the arrivals this week from Europe VIII
be Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes who landing
will go to Lenox to stay with Mr.. and Mrs G. G>
Haven. Mrs. wickes Miss Marion Haven
Lord and Lady Batennan also due here this
week. Lady Bateman formerly Mrs. Charles
Knapp. OF New-York, and her maiden name was
Miss Marion Graham.
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