New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Summer resorts. such as Newport. Bar Haroor'
Southampton New-London and oyster Bay are
rather late in opening this year. owing 10 the ten
dsncy which people have displayed to hnser az
their country and 10 make the latter tner
Headquarters for the summer rather than tneir
villas and cottages by the seashore- Newport -
only just beginning to wake up. and whlie MIS-
Stuyvesant Fish has delayed urtl now opening
Crossways Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astof'
Mrs Astor Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Van
derbilt Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont and many
others have yet to arrive. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney are. however. already there with
their children. and Lispenard Stewart has begun
mis- series of dinners.
At Southannoton where Elihu Root, recently ap-
pointed Secretary of state. ard Mrs Roo- are
spending week end with Mrs Roots nlotHVl'
Mrs Salem H. Wales. the Meadow Club only gave
its first dance of the season last Friday night
These Friday night dances at the club are feature
of the Southampton season, which cannot oe s'iiu
TO be under way until they have been started Inc
Meadow Club is the accepted centre OF the summer
colony there and its officers this year are Judge
Herr Rowland president; Edward w Hum
phreys vice-presideut: William Manice, secretary;
J. Bowers Lee. treasurer and Frederick H. Belts
AT Cedarhurst the polo tournament which began
on July g. will end on Saturday next II is at
tracing a large number of well Known people 10
the Rockaway Hunt Club. which has been the
gayety
The Meadow Brook the Westchester Great Neck
and the Bryn Mawr teams all taking part IN
the games the prcipaI trophy for Whicn Is the
Ladies' Challenge Cup.
Postmaster and Mrs Wilcox are booked TO sail
for Europe next Tuesday. and will be away for
about six weeks
Mr. and Mrs Robert Goelet Mrs. Richard Gam
brill and Egerton L. Winthrop were among those
who left town yesterday for Newport by the MD
day train. other passengers included Mrs Perry
Tiffany and her children, Sumner ana James W.
Gerard and ]. F. ID. Lanier.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel verplanck Hoffman. who
are at Morristown, will start this week for their
camp in the North Woods.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt are expected
this week at Bar Harbor from Biltmore. where
they have made their headquarters since last AT
Mr. and Mrs H. Mex Twomby and Miss Ruth
Twomblv are now at Vineland. their place at New
port for the Mr.. and Mrs StuyVeSant
Fish arrived there est night for the summer
Mrs Frederick o. Beach and her little son are
AT Narragansett Pier for the summer Mrs. beach
has completely recovered from the serious Illness
which confined her for NUMBER Oh "eN
spring to Roosevelt Hospital
Announcement is made of the birth OF son at
Constantinople to Nine van RoSJeh, "Ho ~
formerly Miss Albertina Winthrop NJ. van Roy
ten Is secrets of the Dutch Legation h' ~
S,hurra- porto Mrs Robert Winthrop. who mas
been staying with them at Constantlnopie' Is uue
here next week from Europe, and VIII go, u, me-
arrival to her place at Lenox Governor nc.
WINTHROP and Mrs. Winthrop VINO are NO" az
Ienox. expect to return to Porto Rico on SATURDAY
next.
LADY Kintore and her daughter Lady Maoel
Keith Faiconer. who have been uaVeiAihs II g
country for several months. sailed yesterday I0r
England.
u-x corns,i,. Lee. who was Miss Cloise Hatch
IL living seriously i'll with typhoid fever at her
n.tovs ~ ruxedo She has been Ill since here re-
turn from Philadelphia. where she stayed TOT the
horse show with Mr. and Mrs Reginald Nanueroii'
Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze and Miss Annie
Kountze who have been until now at their place
- Morris.own are booked TO sail Thursday next
for Europe Mr. and Mrs. W. De Lancey kountze
are at the country place they purchased some tune
ago at Katonah, n. V
Mrs Charles T. Barney and her daughter MISS
Katherine Barney, are due here on Tuesday from
Europe and will their arrival go to their sum
mer place Southampton for the summer MI
and Mrs Archibald Stevens Alexander will follow
later and will take their abode with MIS- Arch-
bald Alexander Castle Point, Hoooken
Among those booked to sail for New-fork TINS
week from Europe are Colonel and Mrs. John JACOB
Astor and their Vincent. who on their ar
rival will go at once Newport. where their little
girl and Mrs Astors widowed sister, Mrs Francis
C. Lawrence jr.. are staying with Mrs. Lawrences
father, Edward S Willing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence are due this
week at Newport. Their young daughter. who has
been educated almost entirely abroad will make
her debut there this summer.
James j. Van Allen Justice and Mrs. Vernon M.
Davis MIR. and Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodge. Mrs. Fred
erick II. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulkley Hub
bell, the Misses Hubbeu and Justice and Mrs
Francis NJ Scott and Miss Scott sailed yesterday
from New York for Europe.
TUXEDO PARK NOTES.
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