New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Abouf People and Social Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT

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Newport. r. L. July q (speciaD.-r, a.,
understood that Mr. and Mrs. PembroE. 80
have bought Crossways. Since Mrs - Nnss
nounced that Croswayys was for sale. Mr - Ao-
Jones have been anxious to secure II Fo- ~
time they have been looking for Nevuo-, - -
dence- II is said that $4,000 was offered ., s- s
place, but Mrs Fish refused to sell untn ~. .as
was raised TO $4,000. ps'ca
Mrs. P. F. Collier entertained at dluus- ...,-..
at the Coats villa. In WIckharn Road Mr a.. 1s' sh'
Robert J. F. Collier. who have taken a cott.,,-
Long Island for the summer, are expected I %
shortly. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Collier
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish has issued cards -,
womens luncheon on Thursday afternoon
Eliot Gregory. OF New-York. is the guest =, -,
aunt. Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin at Snug r4a-s1 -
Mrs. Burke Roche entertained a large par+v :.
dinner at Elm Court on Sunday evening -
Hungarian Band played. The guests we're NJ -
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ps~-.
Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Moore Robinso, W.
and Mrs. William z. Carter Mr.. and NJ. y
Stewart Barney. Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. ir W
and Mrs. Joseph Widener. Mr.. and Mrs Penbr0r.
Jones. P. F. Collier. Robert Goelat Wiuisn ;
Burden and Miss f. whelen
Registered at the Casino to-day were ravt, f,
Preston and Edward Maitland Armstrong
Louis s. BrugUiere entertained tonight al din,.-
at the Deerham cottage. IN BcIlevue-ave
Mrs. Pembroke Jones Is making preparation. -.
a dinner dance on August on the steam vass.
Narada. Scores OF electric lights viii outIl7s 49,
yacht. Dinner will be served in the saloon 80
dancing will follow deck. to the music OF IN.
Hungarian Band.
Mrs. ]. V. L Pruyn has cards out for a dinn.- =.
her cottage on Friday evening. Informal dancf7.
and music will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark who have rsos,,-
ly returned from abroad are at their new houss
Gray Craig. IN Nliddletown.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry 5. Lehr Will become psrn,
nent summer residents. They are looking fo-
cottage. a they wish
If Mr.. and Mrs. Peter =. Martin do not pureha..
Malbone. Mr. and Mrs. Lehr may do So
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer and Miss Papu,.
Thayer. OF Boston. are at their cottage in Beev1s
ave
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold Haven and Ms,
Marian Haven are at their cottage In Narragansett
ave
Mrs John Nicholas Brown has taken formal pos.
session OF her new house, Riviera. in Haddon-av.
Mrs. Brown. with her little son, IS now occupytuf
Lyndenhurst, in BellevUe-ave.. and Will remain a.
that place until her lease expires in the fan. r.
viera WI be greatly improved and altered and
Mrs. Brown will not live there until next spring m
her return from Europe
Mrs George B. De Forest entertained at lunchson
at the Train villa this afternoon
Mrs. Slater, who has been seriously III AZ Hona-
dene, has so far recovered as to be able 10 sir m
and 1t is hoped that in few days she will Be well
enough to take a short drive
The polo game this afternoon did not differ ron,
inc other games plaEeu thus TAR this season a.
though the presence Of August Belmont and his
playing with much OF his oIdtire skill added a
little enthusiasm to the sport. George McFadden
also played good game. but toward the close OF
the last period had bad fall from his pony Hl,
injuries were not serious. and he remounted and
finished the game.
The attendance was not so large as usual, as the
cold winds came from the point. Among those
present were Nelson Buckley. Austin Gray, Harry
Payne Whitney. Miss Evelyn Blight Miss Gwen
dolyn Burden. Miss Helen Cutting Mrs. r. f Cut
ting. Mrs Lawrence Waterbury. Miss Natica Rives
Miss Evelyn Burden. Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbi,t
Mrs Reginald Brooks Mrs. Pembroke Jones' Mrs.
William E. Carter, Miss Edna Barger and Miss
Constance Liverrnore.
The players to-day were the Reds and the Blues.
and included P. F. Collier, Arthur s Burden.
Reginald Brooks Lawrence Waterbury Ogden
Mills tr.. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Peter D. Martin.
F. c. Havemeyer. August Belmont, George Nc
Fadden and Lawrence McCreery.