New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
NOTES OF THE NEWPORT SEASON
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


Newport K. l., Sept. 4.-Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nc
kean gave an elaborate dinner this evening at
Bellevue Lodge After dinner a number OF guests
came in for the dancing which followed. Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. z. Rollins Morse Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence "
DoIan, MI and Mrs. Charles B. HIhouse Mr.
and Mrs John r. DrexeI. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs Seth Barton French
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Carter Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hartman Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden. Mr.. and Mrs
T. Shaw Safe. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Web
ster, Austin Gray, Mrs. Ker1ocnan, Miss Elsie
WheIen. Miss Natalie schenck Miss Laura Swan
Miss Anita Sands, Mrs Norman Whitehouse.
Miss Thayer, Miss Mauran, Miss Preston. Miss
Scott Mrs. Joseph Stickney Arthur Gray. George
McFadden, Lewis Butler Preston Barton Willing.
Edward Gray. Lloyd Warren. Alexander Brown
George Morgan, Marion Wright Baron Open
helm, German Consul at Cairo; Gerald Wheeler
Senior Don Juan Riano. Secretary of the Spanish
Legation; Vlcomte De Paris and George Brooke.
on September L Mrs. Thomas Shaw Safe will
observe the third anniversary of her wedding by
entertaining three hundred children a picnic
at Island Park, following custom she started on
the day OF her marriage. The Park Will be prac-
tically reserved for Mrs. Safes guests on that
day.
Mrs. Astor has cards out for dinners on Septem-
Der 10 and 10. Her stay in Newport this season is
much longer than usual. though her series of
tertainments was late on account Of the delay in
completing her ballroom
MI and Mrs Robert J. Collier viii give large
dinner. followed by dancing. at Bellevue Lodge on
September 13
Mrs. Clement L. Bests at home this after
noon took the form of musical, at which there
present a number of well known artists. A
novel feature the distribution OF favOrs among
the guests
General and Mrs. Frederick Pierson have cards
out for large dinner at their cottage on Septem-
Der l3.
One of the echoes Of the horse show just closed
here is the demand on the management for
classes in which only those who have been resi-
dents of Newport for least thirty days before
the show will be permitted TO enter. This is
account of the opposition Of the cottagers to COM
pet1g with professionals.
Lieutenant Cornelius Vanderbilt has been enter
tanning William Cary Sanger. Assistant Secretary
OF War. and Colonel Dyer, of the 18th Regiment.
y. O. y. Y. his yacht. the Rainbow
Grand Duke Boris and his suite returned from
Oyster Bay this evening. where ne had been 20
see President Roosevelt He came on the steam
yacht Felicia the guest of Ogden Mills To-
morrow evening he Will attend the dinner WhlCh
Mrs. Pembroke Jones VIII give at Friedhelrn IN
honor of the Duchess of Marlboro sh who. on the
following day. will leave Newport for Hampstead
with her mother ,,,
give a luncheon or the steam yacht El.clra- N
honor of Grand Duke Boris and OF SATURDAY
evening Mrs. ogden Mills viii entertain IN MS
honor at dinner. with dancing TO IOH0W
Richard Mortimer gave stag luncheon at MS
cottage. il CIay-st.. thls afternoon
Mrs. George B. De Forest entertained At dinner
rhis evening decorations being American
Henry W Bull gave a large dinner at tn New
Tfis evening Ms Cornelius Vanderbilt gave
dinner at The Breakers in honor or the StNtEsurn
anniversary of the birth OF her daughter MISS
Gladys Vanderbilt There we're sixteen guests