New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
HAPPENINGS AT NEWPORT.
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Newport. r. l., July 31.-Mrs. Clement c. Moore
gave a delightful dinner this evening. followed by
dancing at Berger's. in Gibbs-ave. in honor of
Miss Fish. daughter Of Hamilton Fish The pavilion
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
gigantic palms, giving the place a tropical effect.
Special electrical arrangements were made for the
occasion. and when the guests began to arrive
shortly after O'Clock the place presented a most
pleasing sight. The horseshoe tables cleverly
arranged so that the large party seated COM
pactly. without the appearance Of crowdng. \
table set E the OF the circle formed by the
others was banked high with exquisite specimens
of American Beauty roses. Mrs. Moore received
the guests, whom In she presented Miss
Fish in whose honor the affair given. The
guests, who were all young people, consisted of
Miss Natica Rives. Miss Edith Mason Miss May
Miss Lily Oerichs Miss Edith Gray Miss Kathleen
Nelson, Miss Marion Fish. Miss Swan. Miss King
Miss Fanny Hatch, Miss Schenck. Miss Redmond.
Miss Wells. Miss Thayer Miss Gwendolin Burden
Miss Rutherford. Miss Gladys Brooks. Messrs.
Miss Rutherford. Miss Gladys Brooks Messrs
Center Hitchcock, Willing Spencer, l. Townsend
Burden jr o. Byrd ". Hude Beekman w Fitz-
hugh Whitehouse. jr., Reginald Vanderbilt Austin
Gray. A Spencer. Augustus Jay. jr Peter D. Mar
tin. VI. KernOchan. Clarke Fosdick. Beekman LoriI-
lard A 5. Burden. A 2. Gray. r Potter PauIdins
Fosdick, Delancey Iselin Kane. Charles VI Oelrichs
jr, ". \. NJ. Burden and L. Cass Ledyard jr
Dancing followed the dinner.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones. who has already given
her summer villa, and BOARD the yacht Narada.
is planning for large event to he held at Fried
helm August 2. arrangements for which have
already begun. The function will be a dinner
dance, and. the number Of guests to whom
cards will be sent will exceed the capacity of the
villa an addition will be built and on this work
men will start in few days. The addition. which
will be utilized a a ballroom and dining hall. will
he built the lawn in the of the villa
Sherry, of New-York has been here and has com
pleted O he affo
Elisha Dyer. jr.. viii lead the cotilion. The favors
will be imported. and are said to include
Of the most novel and unique trinkets seen IN
This evening G. L. F. Robinson. rear-commo-
doTe Of the , New-York YACHT @ Club entertained
RHI1S Ut tiby b guests ad az t1e Can9ake Cuo The
neE and ,,fr. for the dancing d which followed.
guests at dinner at seaverge this evening The
decorations were American Beauties.
Mr. and Mrs Harry S. Lehr expected at Ar
leigh before the close OF the present week
aeTs on August and 10 at TT Fairawn Du' TRe rRF q bg
event of the season at this villa will be on August
Burden, at which her second daughter Miss Gwen
dolin Burden, will be formally brought out.
Carpenters. decorators. stage men and scenic
artists are at work at the Clambake Club for the
given there on Friday evening by Mrs Go GeorSe Se
Crocker to large number OF guests. The stage
way from the pavilion of the clubhouse. and the
intervening space will be covered over with can
The increasing popularity of the grill room at
eonser the avisabity of snSrg2g the 10 pase BY
piazza.
Dinners were given this evening by Mrs Cor
heIus Vanderbilt. jr.. and Mrs. Seth B. French.
On August q Mrs. William Payne Thompson will
give dinner dance at the Newport Golf Club IN
honor OF her sister. Miss Evelyn Blight. who will
be formally introduced TO society that occasion.
The polo season OF the Westchester Club will
open on August and will be brought to a close
on August II.
- A number OF women held Dutch" treat at
the Newport Golf Club this afternoon. The party
was seated at two tables. the decorations being
participants In the treat We're Mrs. John Jacob
Havemeyer. jr.. Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll Mrs.
Arthur T. Kemp, Mrs. Mackay MRS. Whitney
Warren, Mrs. A Cass Garfield, Mrs Perry Tiffany.
Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Mrs. c. oliver Iselin, Miss
Anna Sands. Miss Maud WetmOre and Miss Evelyn
Rllrdan