New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Independence Day will he observed in the custom
airy way by the fashionable set, that is to say in
the country and from social point or view tae
city will be something akin 70 n deserted village
for the remainder of the week. There has been an
exodus to all the summer resorts, where festivities
will continue throughout the day and far into this
night in honor OF the Glorious Fourth
At Newport Mrs James P. Kernochan will have
her usual independence Day reception. while the
CIan1hake Club will adjourn TO Gooseberry Island
for it's annual outing and picnic under the guidance
Of its president, Center Hitchcock, VINO mas re-
turned specially from Europe for the purpose In
the evening Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will give az her
villa, the Crossways. dinner for which hundred
invitations have been issued and as many more
guests have been asked 10 come in afterward FOR
the entertainment which follows.
At Lenox Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
have large house party staying with them at Elm
Court and will have big display Of fireworks in
the evening, while DR.. and Mrs W, Seward Webb
have house party at Shelburne their place IN
Vermont. among their guests being Mr.. and MIS-
r. Egerton Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pu-
liter.
Bay Shore will celebrate the national birthday
by means of pony and steeplechase races at Oak
wood Park under the auspices OF the Bay Shore
Horse Show Association. and the entries are
large and many of the best known gentlemen riders
In and around New York will be seen in the saddle
the affair promises to bo a great success 1t Is
under the management OF Harry T. Peters and sew
eraI of his friends and is entirely distinct from
the annual Bay Shore Horse Show which is set
for Thursday. August s. and for the two following
days.
At Long Branch the annual Horse Show Will open
to-day at Hollywood Park under the auspices OF
the Monmouth County Horse Show Association.
and will. usual. attract many persons to the
Jersey coast for the weekend. II continues until
Saturday afternoon, and many house parties will
be given in connection with the affair along the
Jersey shore notably by Mrs ". Goadby Loew.
At Tuxedo the clubhouse will be gay with visitors
throughout the day. and tonight there will he the
usual display OF fireworks. This indeed. will he
the programme OF we'll nigh every country club and
yacht club for to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Amory s. Carhart are booked to
sail on Thursday next for France. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin H weatherbee and Miss May Weatherbee
gail for Europe on the same day.
The Duchess of Marlborough Is cruising IN the
Mediterranean with her father. ". X. Vanderbilt
on board his steam yacht the Valiant. which has
arrived at lara. the Adriatic.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Delaheld who are at
Tuxedo leave for York Harbor. Me. July 10
Mrs Albert H GaIatin. with the Misses Gallatn
and A z. Gallatin. has arrived at her cottage at
North East Harbor. Ne. for the summer
Miss Kemp and her niece. Miss Chiffon Kemp,
daughter OF Arthur Kemp were among those who
sailed yesterday for New York from Cherbourg.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. who
are now in Paris. leave next week for Carlsbad.
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, tr.. are en-
PERTAINING Fourth Of July party at their place az
Great Neck. Long Island. their guests including
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. p. Belmont.
Mrs. Henry C1ews arrived yesterday from Europe
on board the Kaiser Wilhelm and announced that
her son and his wife with their children will re-
main abroad instead Of spending the summer at
Newport had been arranged.
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt is entertaining a large
house party at Sycamore Lodge her place in the
Adrondacks for the Fourth, and Will leave to-
morrow for Newport.
MI and Mrs Reginald c Vanderbilt have also a
large party for the Fourth Sandy Point their
place near Newport. Among their guests are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Spies Kip. Barclay Warburton.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Newport T. 7, July 3.-The celebration OF the
Fourth Of July by the members Of the summer COL
ony began this evening. when Mr.. and Mrs. Resi-