New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12
NEWPORT SOCIAL NOTES.
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lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIsUNE.l
Newport. r I-Aug. u--Mrs- II. NJ. Brooks will
give dinner dance Monday evening, September
/. in honor OF her daughter, Miss Gladys Brooks.
whose engagement 10 E V. r. Thayer. jr, was an
nounced recently.
Mrs. Levi p. Morton is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Winthrop RutheTfurd, at the Cleveland
cottage. in Catherine-st.'
Mrs Henry s. Redmond has cards out for a din
Thursday evening, the list After dinner
Mrs. Redmond will take her guests 10 the Casino
dance.
Mrs J. Borden Hartman has cards out for din
ner on Wednesday at Berger's in honor of Mrs
Joseph Hartman, jr. Mrs spottswood D. schenck
has cards out for dinner dance az Bergers on
August 81. Miss Natalie Wells gave a pretty din
ner this evening in honor of Miss Nathalie Schenck
1t is probable that Mrs. Burke Roche will give
an elaborate entertainment in the early part OF
September in honor Of her daughter. Miss Gym
tha Roche who will be formally introduced.
r. Nelson Buckley took party cf friends TO the
Pier for polo to-day. and in the afternoon they
were entertained at luncheon at the Point Judith
Country Club by Mrs. William f. Carter.
Miss c. Q. Jones held the second of the series o;
musicals. which she is giving AT her cottage in
Ochre Point, to-day. 4 large number were present
to listen to the splendid programme
Up TO Saturday Miss Clara Bryce was the only
woman to handle a Panhard machine. but this
morning Miss Ellen Drexel Paul who is visiting her
aunt Mrs. John =. Drexe,. arrived at the Casino in
one of the high speed Panhards.
The mixed doubles lawn tennis tournament at the
Casino has been concluded.
The women's tennis singles started this
morning There thirty-four entries. making
necessary two matches in the preliminary round.
These were played and all but four in the first
round and. in addition, match in the second
was finished There u large crowd OF specta-
tors and much interest shown in the result the
winner taking handsome cup given By a proni-
nent woman among the Summer residents. The
result of the mornings play is follows:
Preliminary round-siiss Sloane beat Miss Rives g
4-6 81 Miss X. Brice heat Miss smith b. desae!t.
al, Miss Livingston beat Miss {. Hatch. - 6-3;
Miss T. Scars beat Miss CRUISER, 6-l &c Miss Moran
Nj ANA sands 6-3. 60 Miss Twcn.bly hear NtisS
C. D. Barclay. 6--S. 4-6. e; Miss NJ r Sards heat
Miss T Isen by default; Mrs. Wallach beat Miss q
Mills bv default. Miss r. Street beat Miss g. Brvcr
o. Ell Weaver beat Mss h. Mills by default
Miss r. Moran beat Miss Roche. SIS. -.
second round-3iiss NJ Sands beat Miss anita Sands
6-3 4--6, t--I'
There are Yet to Re played in the first round the
following matches
Miss Sloane vs. Miss Miller Hiss Have, - Mis-.
Hatch. Miss Brico Miss Brooks and Miss c Mile
Miss Jones.
The matches in the second round 10 be PLAYED
Tomorrow are as follows
Miss Busk rs. winner OF Mss Sloan Vs. Miss Miller
ZONES Miss Miss Moran Miss BARGE -. MIS-
Miss J. Hatch street vs. Miss We1Er snS MI, rs
In the handicapping which was ARRANGED b,-
Thomas Pettitt. Miss Busk Miss Wetmors Miss
Livingston, Miss Anna SANDS Miss Anita Sands
Miss Barger, Mrs Wallach. Miss E. Sears ard
Miss T. lselln are played at scratch and give all
the other players odds OF these first class players