New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

August Is ALWAYS the festive month OF the year
at the summer resorts and the busiest Of their
season Beginning on Sunday next there will be a
continuous round OF entertainments Of one kind
or another at Newport. Bar Hartor, SouthaIfp-
ton Saratoga and at all other summertng places
OF New York society the seashore and IN the
mountains.
That Is why the incoming liners are arriving from
Europe with such crowded passenger lists Per
sons who have taken in the season in Paris and IN
London fastening to return in order 70
participate in the gayety OF the season az the sum
nler resorts which they are more especially in
tsrested either through the possession Of villas
there or by son Of the presence Of their particu-
( lar circles Of friends
IN London everybody who can AFFORD % DO so is
leaving town and though Parliament remains In
session metropolis virtually deserted by
cf-ty. which viii follow in the wake OF the King
and queen this week TO Sussex for ihe Goodwood
races These win last until SATURDAY. when the
world Of fashion viii on to the Isle OF Wight
for the Coves regatta. The latter viii be marked
by tho visit Of tho Gar and Czarina to the solent
Mrs Reginald vanderbilrs somewhat hurried
departure yesterday for Eurobe % visit her
mother. Mrs. Frederic Nelson, in Paris. will pre-
vent her from accompanying her husband TO Long
Branch for the annual Monmouth County Horse
SHOW, which opens there ep>Tuesday and lasts
throughout the remainder Of the week As one Of
the vcs-presidents of the show and large
hbitor Reginald Vanderbilt has been for several
years conspicuous figure at this particular show.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt has invariably accompanied
him with party of friends.
The horse show week At Long Branch is always
the principal feature Of the season along the Jer-
sey shore, and is made the occasion Of house par
ties and Of various other forms Of hospitality not
alone at Long Branch and at Eloeron, but also at
all the places IN the vicinity There will oe din
ners and lunchecns, garden parties and .uppers.
plcncs and dances throughout the week, and cn
Saturday the show viii, usual wind up with
the customary garden party and BAH the Holly
wood.
Long Branch's horse show will he followed bv
the racing season ct Saratoga, which OPENS week
from tomorrow, and which is attracting a number
Of well known people to the Springs Richard T
Wilson, ir.. who is the president ot the racing
association. has been there since Wednesdav with
Mrs. Wilson making his headquarters at The White
villa, in Union avenue. which he has rented for
the month Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock j.
Frank Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont
jr-. Mr. and Mrs. w scott Cameron and NJ and
Mrs. Herman 3. Duryea havo already arrived while
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Drexel are expected there
from Newport Saturday
Conspicuous among the visitors az Saratoga will
be Lawrence and J. VI. WATERBURY, and Ieyererrv
Mllburu. Who have just returned from E,uroD.
bringing back with them the international roIo
challenge cup. which has been adjoining the side
board OF the POLO club at IurIngharn ever sincs
II was carried OH from here by an English team
twenty-threa years ago. Devereux AIiIburn. with
Lawrence and J. NJ Wate-bury is 10 PLAY in the
polo tournament which begins at Saratoga on A.
gust ..
Southampton viii be gay this week. thanks 20
the entertainment 10 be given IN connection with
the annual flower show or The SOUTHAMPTON Efortl.
cultural Society. which takes place on Wednas6a1
and on Thursday. and IN which many Of The .,,-,-
ootohy compete Tuxedo Is largely represented
Indeed. most OF the cottage owners OF the nsr1,
seem 70 make their headquarters at this ToDr
island seashorc resort during the suanner ana
with the constant coming and going Of yisi+o~g
from town there is more life and animation ~
southampton than at any other place alone ~.
coast Among tls accessions to the COLONY lss+
week we're MI and Mrs. Henry Fletcher Codf~s.-
MI and Mrs David Lydg, Mr. and Mrs c;arrs-t
3 MP Nj and Mrs Joseph Tuckernlan Tovra-
Mrs Robert L. Stevens Mrs Morgan Dix and MS
Margaret DIX and Mrs. GoeIet CaIlatin
MIS- George G. Wheelool1 has left town for sa-,-
toga- where she Tiu spend the renainder of -,
summer. 'Ie
Among those who sailed yesterday for EurocA
were Mrs sydney Smith DR. and Nre 80
w swami who were married the other dav A.
Lenox; Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth Iouis 4, ~
fany and Miss Dorothy Tiffany Mrs Revtra1d -
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Dagmar Wermore daI,,b.
of Mrs. James ". Markoe @'
Mr.. MORGAN SAW DR.. MARKoE OFF