New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
SOCIETY AT NEWPORT.
A DINNER FOR FORTY GIVEN By MRS. BURKE
pocHr-Po1yo AND GOLF FEATURES


v.unor, r. l.. Aug. 1s (speciaD.-Mrs Burke
pochA gave a dinner to-day at Elm Court beHe-
= - fo- forty and IL the first entertain
-. ~, 80 large a scale ever given here by the
hostess Dinner was served on hve smaH Iao'es
,lsced upon the piazzas. which were SO oecO! @'eN
nv the use OF hydrangeas, palms ana other piAh's
"a ~ form, what was termed a Venetian power n
=. =. o-aoted IN the lawn, in which music tor
s.,,. mas furnished BY Mullalys Orchestra
rrhere was no cotillon. Among the guests WEI W.,
and Mrs Deforest Mr.. and Mrs Norrie' Mi aHu
Mrs Kemp Mr. and Mrs. McCreery' MT ana MS
Iedvard Chauncey NJ. Depew E. v MoIre4i' MIS-
TIernanp Oelrichs Mrs. Charles NJ Oerlehs MAJ
nris AZ san Vito. Egerton L, Winthrop Charles
A Mum William Cutting, jr.. HONOR K aIi ','
Mrs Gambriu, Miss Wetmore' W. n a!4Ie4 ~
Miss Burden Fernando Yznaga' MISE Wins "N0
M. Waldstein. ~, p-u,,.,r c-os-
- Mrs George Won L. Meyer. Miss Josephine
johnson. Mrs H. NJ Brooks. Mrs Austin FlinN j.
This afternoon Mrs. Frederick T. Sanos mao '''
dren's party, and Mrs. samuei r Daiee'
luncheon. $50 l.. H. ,za.
tn. attendance at the polo match to-day was
,,cn the hest OF the season the entire nelo oelis
.,-roundAd by a row OF carriages, In some plaoeS
sAveral deep II was probably the largest sd'HeI
ing ever at a polo match In This CITY Al -
years and would have taxed the capacity u rs
80 yrounds 70 accom- modate so large nunloei'
ON the new and larger grounds there was a'-'''
TSe orogramme for the golf tournanlenl Wa ~ or
rounced To-day by the Greens COMMITS ~ ,Uo
cTpy he last two days OF august and me us e
a. Ssnfenber all entries 10 close AogIsso 20 cnn
Contests include matches for the presIoe en- cons6
o~srsd nv Puchanan winthrop, those IN inc -
istion series offered by the governors &nG 'i'
Ssndicap series offered by W n an, an medal OF
t3ssi6S these the club offers scratch lneuai or
RaS 70 The PLAYER who shall hand IN the DSi so he
Sor IS holes made in any medal pay rbn went
tournament Cornelius Vanderbilt }r, VINO WI an I'M
20 NswYork a day two ago - mere %! az rrni
fSortant business matter. M NanderDIt I 1 M
known Is OF a mechanical Turn % iirraaer}ng being
pi,yen much tmo and study 10 enen,esI!ils.
connected with one of the mecnahSal ~ 20 ,,ndsr
81 TIE Tew-York Central Railroad a. ~ =,
stood thai he has recently made the oIayw.rIcI,on
8 locomotive which has been under col n.;sg rba
rom his designs and IS now ready i0T le nSne IL
49, ,o,nt ~ interest about this new eng -
.nst eenboV so constructed that It can De takqn
our and replaced by removing a Few I eboy IN
q 80, few hours while the ordinary nltpo1 ~ rs
locomotive requires week or ten oaHs 70 y, hollis
YIsceS and the removal Of large nutnD % .Dte
T. BE- especially 10 witness the test OF t NJ Van
@rApov which is his own invention that MI '
dsrhsl, Is now here in New-Nork -, ,>,,ohoss ~
n is reported here to-day that the .hts a,If,,rr
1ayiboroiigh Is 10 visit Newport iate ttts 90 ,'sa
and that Marble House is 10 be openea 70 70 Militant
and Will be the scene OF a holaDie se'' -
entertainments.