New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

ENTERTAINING.
DINNER AT BERGER'S BY MRS. JOSEPH
STEVENS GARDEN PARTIES
AND DINNER DANCES
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsUSE.1

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUSEl
Newport, r. l.. Aug 3-The principal social occur
renee the dinner given by Mrs. Joseph Stevens
at Berger's this evening, followed by little IN |
formal dancing in the pavilion Mrs Stevens took
absolute possession of the place after o'clock
evening and from that hour until midnight II |
used exclusively by her guests When Mrs Stevenss
guests began to arrive the place had been trans
formed into tropical garden. with palms and
exotic plants. The lawn dotted with small
marquise tents and cosey corners were improvised
by the of tall Towering plants. and Turkish |
room of the pretty OF the affair.
The grounds about the place were brilliantly umi
mated and lamps outlined the paths.
The guests were seated at round tables. and the
decorations profuse and elaborate. The
guests were Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Austin Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. Jr., Henry F. Eldridge, William Cut
ting jr.. Miss Pomeroy Mrs Moses Taylor Camp
bell. Mrs S. III. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Den
niston Hatch Mr.. Potter. William HI. Sands John
Bolt, F. P. Mitchell, Miss Anna Sands. Barton
Willing. Miss Maud Wetmore. Gerald Lowther. W.
A. Nj. Burden. Miss Potter r. Cottonet, Mrs. F. K.
Pendleton. Ralph N Ellis. Gould Redmond. Mrs
George B. De Forest, Edward H. BuIkley. Miss
Wetmore. Center Hitchcock. Mrs. Whitney War
ren Gould Hoyt. Miss Burden. Richard Peters.
George B. De Forest Richard Mortimer. Colonel
John Jacob Astor Mrs. Astor. F, F. d. Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr., Woodbury.
Kane. Creighton Webb. Mrs. C. Oliver IseIn.
Henry Redmond Mrs John Jacob Astor. Mrs.
Victor Sorchan. Mr. and Mrs A. Cass Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Drexel. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs H o. Havemeyer. I'd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur 7. Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan.
Delaney Kane. Stuyvesant Leroy. Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Sands Miss Langhorne. Miss Martha
Johnson Miss Gwendoin Burden. l. T. Burden.
jr and w. Hude Nelson.
Mrs w Fitzhugh Whitehouse gave garden
party this afternoon the lawn of EastbOurne
Lodge. I'm honor OF and to introduce her daughter
in-law. Mrs Henry whitehouse, the daughter Of
of Sir George Duntze. Bart. Over four hundred
invitations were sent. and were generally accepted
nearly everybody In the summer colony being pres
ent other function of note taking place this
afternoon. Earlier in the day Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish gave a luncheon for twenty-four at her villa
Mrs. William Post is the guest OF Mrs. James
Lawrence Van Allen.
Dinners were given this evening by Mrs George
Scott Colonel Edward V Morren. Mrs. William
Payne Thompson and Mrs Pembroke Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Macy. OF New-York are
guests OF Mrs. William K. Kingsland. at Pinard
Cottage No. g.
On Monday evening Mrs. A. Cass Garfield will
entertain at dinner in honor of Mrs. William d.
Sloane who is the guest of Mrs. H. Mex TwonbIy
August will have more dinner dances than have
ever been the case in single month before Those
already announced August H. Mrs Elisha
Dyer, Jr-: August 10. Mrs. l. T. Burden: August 90
Mrs George Crocker; August a. Mrs William
Payne Thompson at the Golf Club; August o.
Mrs Pembroke Jones; August o. Mrs. Clarence
W. Doldn. and August "A, III. NJ Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne Thompson will so
in a few days for brief visit TO the Adirondacks
where they viii be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
WhlteIaw Reid
Frederick Frelinghuysen is guest OF Mr. and
Mrs George B. DeForest. and A. de Navarro OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt, at Beaulieu
Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan is entertaining Miss NJ
Carson, of Philadelphia
Mrs Alexander S. Clarke entertained a large
dinner party this evening her home on HaIidon
Ill. hart A.g-.
tions
Mrs George T. Bliss. OF New-York was here to-
aay In search of a cottage for the remainder of
the summer
j. NJ. Waterbury and Robert J. Collier vra-a
among the arrivals here to-day
The return OF Center Hitchcock In NeUnort ,,,,
@ pe recognized by the Clam Bake Club. OF which he
- president, oy a clam bake Monday
The annual meeting of the National Automobile
cers eee esd hfTs Presehy 7Pa % the foW
derolt IT; hrst vice-president Spencer c. Crane.
secretary and treasurer Edward e. Havwood
~ For orr, the proposed races here Friday August
= r Eander6lit; Ir William <. Vanderbilt jr Mrs
John C. Lvermore Among the names of nrom anq
nent cottagers on the petition the City CounciI
that day Colonel John jacob Astor ME- Mes a0d 0d
Reginald vanderbilt h aPPrf PavI & ,I, BelPon
maid Brooks. NJ. Orme Wilson. Mrs F. Rollins
ing Royal Phelps carroll w A. NJ B,rIsr r. CuSh- SIl
and Mrs Clarence II Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. II q
Mrs John R Brexe LsPenaTd stewart. r''PfGTE Hs&ry
+. Eldrtdge, W. Denniston Hatch Winthro1
Rutherford John \. Pinard and Arthur T. KENO
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish entertained at luncheon TO-
Gay. and Heathe Gregory sang, accompanied bv
Louis Coleman Hall. Among the guests were Mrs
Jack Gardiner. OF Boston. who Is stopping here
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Cushing; Francis j. Otis
Henry Clarke. W. Hude Nelson, Mrs. Charles
Marshall. Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell Miss Terry
Mrs William z. Carter. Mrs. John r. DrexeI and
Mrs r. NJ Cushing.
Mrs. Joseph Widener entertained at luncheon this
afternoon at Bergers.
Alfred c. Vanderbilt has guest Dennie Hare
NJ Npyv- YOr md I. ~ Ret Of fba ..ft,-
Is a guest at Cornelius Vanderbilt's
Mrs. William T. Bull will entertain at dinner on
the lawn of Dudley Place. her summer residence
August Is in honor OF Miss Bessie Hunter and
". Rogers Morgan, jr., whose engagement was
nounced recently.