New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
About People and Social Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l. Aug % (speciaD.-Resisss-.s -
the Casino to-day were John C. WATERBURY NJ :
Willard. Roby p. Ely and Mr.. and Mrs jams ~
Waterbury. jT.
Of Boston. are visiting Gordon Mckay at his -.
tage in Marine-ave.
Mrs, f. Rollins Morse returned to vIuaro-.
day after an extended visit TO Bar Harbor NJ
Morse is expected here on Monday.
Ex-senator Edward o. Wolcott OF Colorado a..
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Widener. who have -
at Saratoga Tor two weeks. arrived home to-pIgs.
The Wedding gifts received by Mr.. and Mrs Bs.s
maid Vanderbilt. ard which have been in a -,
deposit box at the Aquidneck Bank since 49,.
marriage here on April II last. were taken TO-DAY
TO SANDY Point Farm. in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Phillip Lydig gave dinner tonight a. tn
Willows In Catheriue-st-. in honor Of her sist.
Miss Aosta. who is visiting here. The tables tb-
in number, were set on the broad verandas wbics
were inclOsed with white. The tables were d.
rated with white china asters and trailing 49,
After dinner the guests entertained Oy 8faB,t
the magician. Informal dancing followed Ano,-
Mrs. Iydigs guests Mr.. and Mira Psv.s
Whitney. Mrs. SalHe H Elliot the Misses Bes,r,c
and Gladys Mills. Miss GwendOlyn Burdan Ms.
Cynthia Roche Miss Marian Fish. Miss Esirs
Clapp. Miss Laura Swan. Miss Edith 7. Colfors
Miss Edith Hall. Baron De Meyer. Stanley MORT,
mer. Bradish c. Johnson. n. Appleton f.. Lewis
Cass LedyaTd, jr., Newton EUstis. Philip Liver
more. William P. Burden. Charles II. OeIrichs II
W. II. Nelson and Robert Sedgwick. IT.
Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks entertained al dinner
tonight at Rockhurst. using decorations OF mauvs
and white After dinner Mahni gave performances
of his magic
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish also entertained at dinner
at Crossways. and Mrs. Edward J. BerwiEd at
the Films.
Mrs J. Y. L. Pruyn gave dinner at the Arnold
cottage. in Rhode Island-ave.. at which twenty
guests we're present.
The management Of the Country Club has an
nounced that on September L the house viii be
formally closed. This announcement will be heard
with regret as the clubhouse has been a favorits
rendezvous in the afternoons, and was an IDEAL
place for a large dinner dance or ball
Among those who returned from the yacht races
tonight were James Woodward and J. J. Wysoag
The game for cups scheduled in the tournament
to take place this afternoon at the Westchester
Polo Club grounds did not come on. one Of the
teams having defauIted, a game 70 take thu
place of this one was arranged on short notice.
Society was well represented there this afternoon
the clubhouse and piazza and parking spaces pre-
senting a gay appearance Peter +. Collier, Just
before the game was called was on his pony.
the pony suddenly decided TO run Nj Collier
threw away his mallet ard. taking the bride
three turns over the field were enough, and then
Mr. Collier rode calmly back for his mallet In the
threw his rider Mr.. Collier remounted and tried
to play, but was forced to retire Dr; Be a5o
found that Mr.. Collier had badly Spralheo shoui-
der. The teams lined up as follows;
REDS. GREENS.
Is r S8ITf9R, ir R p Asassa
al I. Burden IT, - E q -
Total ............. 2Oi Total ..-..-.-.-.---..'.N
eireseoas in play T. By Ra7 q a5s.. 4