New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
NETWORK SOCIETY.

New-Yofk. as invariably on the eve ef lnaopen,
dorco INV is deserted by society, which MAKES q
practice of spending the glorious foufln go
where save in the city, summer resorts anu , eo''
and yacht clubs enjoying the preference. ihe -
bration of the national birthday may De saio "
haoin 1,fn ths boat races at New-bondon on Thurs
day.
Outgoing trains were crowded yesterday thfousn-
out the day especially those bound for newport
Tanox oyster Bay Bar Harbor. Southampton the
Adirondacks and for all those places "nere tiio
fashionable foregathers at this time Oh the year
Among those encountered at the Gfand CeitIai
Station pefe Harry Payne Whitney, whose "lie
had nreeeded him to Newport with her children
twenty four hours earlier j. J. Wysons. Lawrence
Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden 3r-,
Hamilton Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Gray ana
Robert Hone besides many others Numerous
house parties have been organized for the week enc
and for the Fourth including by Mr. and Mrs
william Douglas Sloane at Elm Court, their place
at Ienox, where their son-in-law. William ossooa
Field has arranged for gymkhana and cricket
match In which the British Ambassador. Sir Nor
tin er Durand, is to take part on Tuesday
Among the features of the observance of the
Fourth at Newport viii be the afternoon party
which Mrs. James P Kernochan gives every year
on that day at Sea View her villa at Ochre Foih1
And then of course there will be the dinner of the
Newport Clambake Club. on Gooseoerry lsiahu'
Under the direction of Center Hitchcock the ple9i-
dent of the club its other officers comprising Elisha
Over tr the secretary; Frederick Paine, the
treasurer and William r. Hunter and ROLAND
KING members of the executive committee.
While the wedding of Loriard Spencer and MISS
Mary Sands will not take place until late in Ali-
s,,s4 at Newnort that of Miss Greta Pomeroy and
Philip Allen Clark will take place on July q IL
will be a hunt wedding. The marriage promises 10
he a picturesque ceremony; as many of the men
will be in their red hunting COATS anu ING
women in riding habits.
Mrs Clarence Mackay leaves Haroor HILL hei
place at RosIyn Saturday next Tor the H%oun, %
tains with her children, and will remain theFe u,t
tF1e beginning of August, when she Will JOIN hei
husband at Saratoga, where he has cottage ioI
the racing season. Among others VINO nave rehteu
cottages at Saratoga for next month are MT anu
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, August Beiinoht' -.ii-
and Mrs Richard T. Wilson, jr Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred G. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann b.
Duryea.
Thursday next is the date set for the wedding at
Sioux Falls of Lionel Guest to Mrs. Flora B1gelow
Dodge daughter of John Bigelow former Minister
to France who has arrived from abroad to attend
the ceremony, and who will give the bride away
Lionel Guest is the younger OF LORD WlflporIe.
He oficiated best man at the wedding OF MISS
Daisy Letter TO Lord Suffolk in Washington fe"
months ago He is brother of Captain the HON.
orabe Frederick Guest, of the Royal Horse Guaras'
who married Miss Amy Phipps in London last week
be Mrs. W. Rhinelander Stewart her daughter
Miss Anita Stewart, and Miss Grace Chaplin, who
accornpanied the latter TO South Dakota Mrs
Rhinelander Stewart has purchased Mrs Dodses
house at Sioux Falls and will take possession iirns-
diateIy after the wedding.
AS announced yesterday in this column, Mrs
Astor has decided TO delay her departure from Eu-
rope for America until July 19, so That she VIII
stin be on the other side to welcome Mr.. and Mrs
It, Tho all a.
for France and who are to be absent several
months. Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor are
booked to sail for home next Tuesday, ana VIII
bring back with them to this country their son,
Vincent who is at school at Eton. Their
nephew, John Jacob Astor, jr. younger son OF
William Waldorf Astor, and also pupil at Elton,
arrived here from England a few days ago He has
left town for Philadelphia, where he Is staying
with the relatives of his mother. the late Mrs.
william Waldorf Astor, who was Miss Mary Paul,
of PHILADELPHIA Colonel Astor sailed from here on
Tuesday last to escort his wife and boy home Mrs
John Jacob Astor has been abroad since the spring
and has had a house throughout the season IN
London.
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Kane are booked to
sail for Europe on wednesday. They have been
until now at Newport
Dr. and Mrs Isaac L. Kip left town yesterday for
Saratoga.
lanes J. Van Alien who is now at Newport.
where he has leased the Augustus Jay cottage for
his daughter Miss May Van Alen is booked to sail
this week for Europe Miss Van Allen is expected
on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs r. Livingston Beeckman left town
yesterday for Newport and at Lands End. their
villa there for the season
Mr. and Mrs. E. = Thomas likewise left yester-
day for Newport for the
Mr. and Mrs William Jay schieffelin are at Isle
JOHN VALIANTS WILL PR0BATED.