New-York tribune., 1902-07-19
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON
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Newport r. l., July 1s.-Mrs. Pembroke Jore.
entertained a large party at dinner at Friedheln
this evening
w. Dennison Hatch is suffering from a surainsa
ankle caused by falling while playing tennis ON
Thursday
Mrs. Eibridge T. Gerry entertained at dinner IN
night at Seaverge
George A. Huhn entertained Twenty-Five sua.,.
at a luncheon elambake at the Clanbake Club tbis
afternoon.
Mrs A. Cass CanfieId entertained at luncheon tbi.
afternoon Mrs. Charles A. Childs also entertained
at luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind entertained a.
dinner tonight the Es in honor Of their guests
General and Mrs. Horace Porter.
Mrs. James p Kernochan has returned rror,
Europe and is at her cottage in Ruggles-ave
Baron Max Oppenhem, the Imperial Germa,
Counsellor OF the Legation at Cairo. Egypt h.s
arrived at the Berkeley for the balance Of the
summer.
Count c. de CostisIioe. OF Italy. has also arrives
in Newport.
Harry Lehr have Joined forces to give novel en-
tertainment in the very near future Present insi-
cations point picnic and tea at Durfee's tea
house in Portsmouth
Mr.. Beatty, OF New-York and Miss Scott dsuvs
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott. are among tbs
new arrivals in Newport
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish is deeply interested in ar
ranging and perfectng details for the Colonial han
the east side of Crossways large ballroom n hv
40 feet, will be erected. and here the fancy quadrII
which will be feature Of the evening will b
danced The general dancing viii also take place
Despite the fact that Alfred vanderbilt's auto-
mobile has met with a series Of mishaps and break
Boston on Thursday afternoon. Accompanying by
Wliling Spencer and a chauffeur. Mr.. Vanderbilt
machine. Boston was reached without deIsysn new ~
At oeoe r a sndsrOR 9Sa R1iasd s BS.,ss sS q
on r,Is Ine nome run SGriying at Oakland Farm few
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt tr wbo -.
P In sfy aBon aTS@ Es1EGD isa E
guests or Mrs Hermann Oelrichs at RosecHn -
this afeTnoon to visit Mrs RgthePuIss Ss Sswgort
Arrangements For ths ri BbsESFy Farms
on on Inursasy next are practically completed ans
The memSer9 Of s me brds iPsnS PsF in Ssa
Ms aarrg Sf HsTsee HhSMET [s MISS TsS Nf W@Pf9x viii
5Tidesmalds. her cousins. Miss Eleanor Jaw ssS
MISS Blanche oelrichs. viii s be yGnasfT asd Of sSsE Sos little
The torpedo hotilla. consisting Of the asrs5,,
Bagey. Thornton and Stockton arrived a. tSs t5Sar9sy
sc pgdo stsIon @ early this evening from Norfolk which
command of Lieutenant L II. Chandler U s N N
weather until or Fortress Monroe @ %heD & EoOa
ran. ran into stin wind with high seas. The HttIs
craft stood the tossing WELL and none OF then, RAD
an accident Of any kind on the trip.
prenSTg nes[ mas peT 6er OF ordered t here for he
navy exercises on this port in the latter part Of
boats WIN begin their exercises in Narrasanss nsss
Bay on Monday: These will be kept up until ire
arrival or the North Atlantic Squadron when The
TWO heets Will unite for combined exercises
Alfred @. Vanderbilt next Tuesday viii euter-
tain the Sunday school children OF the Thames
street Methodist Church The children, who num-
per between hve and six hundred. will be taken 10
Island Park little resort about twelve miles from
Newport where the children will be able to eniov
Jne various means or amusement there, shore
dinner being one of the incidents at the park
AMER the dinner the children will again board
the electric and will be taken 10 South
NICK Grove. place near Mr.. yanderbilt's farm, in
portsmouth Here there viii be a vaudeville per-
Torrance for the guests OF Mr.. Vanderbilt
The sweepstakes race this afternoon between the
thirty fOoters was won by Mr. Havemeyer's Es-
peranza. sailed by Hermann 3. DUryea II was a
good race. twice over the triangular course the
wind being northwest. making the first leg a beat
70 Wtndward- The Esperanza got the start. but az
the conclusion or the hrst round which made
IN - minutes and 20 seconds. the Asahi led the
Esperanza by four seconds. the latter being three
seconds ahead OF the Wawa- On the second
round the position OF the boats changed, the rs
peranZa taking first place, with the Wawa second
and the Asahi third Reginald Brooks sailed in the
Wawa for the first time this season.