New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
SOCIAL NOTES AT NEWPORT
reY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsuHE.f


,-.. D Aug 15.-PriOr to the paH d1
- .ht, evening Mrs stuyvesant Fish gave
= targs dinner at Berger's Mrs. Mills ehter'aiii
similarly at her villa. Ocean View using nasl..n @
o+ dacorations Of American Beauties MIS- C'i
alt,s Vanderbilt gave a dinner at Beaulieu AI'eE
the dinners the hostesses escorted uleli
the ball and vaudeville at Friedhelni-
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs was to nave give" ~ I'M
ner for fifty guests AZ Rose Ch1 10 ,hs,i'' 80, -
,, +ba tones ball but on account Of the deatn oI
bar brother and sisterin-law In Pans the ih>id
t;o,e we're recalled Mrs Oslrichs has been tne
recipient of many messages Of sympathy
Mr. and Mrs E. Reeve Merritt. of Oyster say
are at the New Cliffs Hotel MI Nie'ri'' "
cousin of President Roosevelt
This evening Frtedheim Mr. and Mrs. rem
broke Jones gave the largest entertainment given
thus far in Newport this summer frieoheiIn vas
as artistic and beautiful as floral decoTati's anu
electrical display could make il Wherever the 'ys
rested IN the villa. the lawn or the temporary
structures all was harmonious. the color scherneS
in floral and electrical decorations blending soi'y-
The conbina ton ballroom and theatre, which the
guests reached from the west side piazza ana the
dining tont were arranged in a novel manner Win
bamboo brought from the Jones plantation In North
Carolina
Mrs Jones received her guests IN the drawing
room and by 10 O'Clock the vaudeville started Ihe
floral decorations in this apartment were OF pond
lilies. and the electric lights were OF white anu
green representing the aquatic flowers
For the vaudeville clever people were en-
gagged among them being the Wartenhurg brotherS'
Aurie DagweH George w Day, the Carmen sisters
and Mile. Rialta This part OF the programme
lasted nearly two hours
The vaudeville over. supper was announced and
from the ballroom the guests stepped across the
lawn the north. where the dining tent had been
erected After supper the cotillon was danced,
Mrs Jones dancing with Elisha Dyer. jr.. who led
Mrs Jones in arranging for her cotillon favors
spared no pains procure the most original ard
prettiest favors- They souvenirs represent
Er,aiO
with castanets with the Spanish coors. with rib
bcrs. for the women and tambourines. with the
word '.WeIcome.' Tor the men. With each figure
the orchestra PLAYED the national music France,
Switzerland. Holland Turkey England. Sweden
and Italy were all appropriately represented
The last figure was the American figure, In the
shape Of a large Illuminated figure to represent the
globe surmounted with outspread American
eagle with the words in gold. We want the
earth" Another feature Of the Cotillon was the
appearance of huge watermelon. which stood FIVE
feet in height. while within there two little
pickaninnies. who came out and distributed
"mammies and rag dolls the orchestra playing
way down South melodies The national favOrs
were distributed ny young women dressed in the
different national costumes. After the cotillon sup
per served. and then general dancing in
dulged in until early in the morning
Among the guests Mrs. Astor Nr and Mr..
l. T. Burden. Misses CswendoIin and Evelyn Bur
den, / T. Burden. ir Mr.. and Mrs E J. Berwind
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Brooks Miss Gladys
Brooks Edward II Buckley r Sanford Beattie
Louis Preston. Mrs. and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney
the Misses Broe Mr. and Mrs. Craig Biddle Mr.. and
Mrs. r Fulton Cutting Miss Helen Cutting Miss
Alice Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs Robert ]. Collier
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs William F. Carter. R. L. Cutting. B. Crugcr
Mr.. and Mrs. De Negre Mrs. J. De Forest Daniel
Mr., and Mrs Julien T. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. De Forest. Mr.. and Mrs. H Casimer Derham
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence W. Dolan. Mr. and Mrs
h1n, Thomas Ja2nfy Mr. ~ and 2 Mrs. rs Geors Huh
w. Hude Nelson; Miss Ellen Drexal Paul. Miss
bridge. r. n. Ellis Mr.. and Mrs winthrop Ruth
M sh fnd 5 Mis- Marian n Fang F Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs
Seth Barton French. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Fish
Mrs 1 Ogden Goee Miss May aqe Ms Mf a3d fs y
E T. Gerry. Misses Mabel end Angelica Gerry,
and % Mrs % W b. Hafch @ Mr and 0Sf Mrs S6.f g. aVa
meyer; jr, Mrs. Burke-Roche Miss Cynthia Roche.
Miss SataIs Wss: MrS, 5. 3 sS6snsE. Miss Na:
Rs9 sShenSk nS ddy M and @ Mrs M 4gden 3 s Ms the @ sf
Martin Mrs ; Frederic Nelson Miss Cathleen Nelson n
derbt F j. Otis Mr. AMI Mrs G. L. Rives. Mr.
nd Mas Mrs Il ssnT saw S M Naaa M snd Rr Mrs NJ H. nS SaH4 mis-
G. P Wetmore. the Misses Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs
and Mrs. H. Mex: Twomly, Miss Twombiy. ii. \.
Fred Tams ami j. J Van Allen Miss Mary ' Van n. Alien.
M ahG wv nJ Wr M and wh MIS-
house MI In and Mrs r. T. i,s WiSon MI, MI and M Ms
Miss Elsie Whalen. Mr. and Mrs J. l. Kernochan
and others.
A de Navarro. of Naw-York Is visiting Mrs. Cg-
den C;Oelet at OChTe Court.
J. De Wolf Cutting - the guest of Mrs. George
S Scott Belmead.
Miss f. r. Sears. of Boston is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Newbold
Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon King visiting
CONGRESSMAN Melville Bull entertained a party at
dinner at the Casino grill rooms tonight in honor
of Secretary Moody. The guests a large
table which was decorated in red. white and blue
flowers and miniature representation Of n Sec
retarv's flag made of flowers was used for a
centrepece During the dinner the Hungarian
Band played. The guests were Senator q. z. Wet
more Nelson w Aldrich. DR. W. T. Bull. W. r.
Hunter, Postmaster General Payne, Cons S-essman
George Foss. Congressman Capron, Congressman
Cannon Congressman Dayton. Congressman Err
nest Roberts. Congressman Adolphus Meyer. Rear
Admiral Cooper, L. s N. Captain cha lwicI L. 5.
N Captain Hunker. Commodore Fletcher. L.ieuten-
ant Commander Storey and several others
Tomorrow morning Secretary Moody and his
guests will be entertained Mt the Naval War Col
afternoon the naval apprentices will have "A sham
battle.
Mr. and Mrs +. Rollins Morse have returned
from York Harbor. and will hold their usual eek
Iv musical Sunday evening. For that occasion
they have engaged the services of Signor Pietro p
Pouasi, the boy soprano.
Mrs Seth Barton French was among those Civ
ing dinner parties this evening. entertaining sew
eraI guests Chastellux and afterward taking
them to the ball at FrieGheim
Mrs Henry Clews entertained at dinner this
evening The Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt took a party