New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
About People and Social Incidenfs
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l.. Sept. tspeciaD.-Percy o.no---
% New-York Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arcbbs-s
Rogers at the Lodges.
Malcolm u. Whitman. % New-York. Is tia x,...
of Mrs. Burke Roche at Elm Court
Nrs. William %. sloane Is the guest OF NJ. "
derbilt az the Breakers
Mr. and Mrs E. y. Smith. OF New-Yo-k
guests Of James T. Woodward. az the C1ois,sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Craig BiddIe. OF PnHadelpbia
visiting Mrs William E Carter az Ouartsrsosf -
Narragansett-ave
John W. Ellis who was thrown from his ca--,.-
yesterday receiving quits serious injuries is srS
Iy improved sat
r ]. Gammell gave sailing party ana cfa-,s..
az squantum to-day. taking a number OK E,.z.. =
launches.
Tomorrow afternoon. az Gray Craz IN .rsr.
town. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mitchell yl,-s
"hich they have placed at the disposal OF the So
mittee. bazaar and tea viii take place for ~.
benefit OF ST. Mary's Orphanage OF Provsss,..
Those I'm charge are Mrs. william Grosveno- ~,
W. r. Hunter. Mrs. Lyman c. Josephs and ~
Eugene Sturteyant
Mrs. Pembroke Jcnss's dinner on Moudav ara.
ing next will be large affair and after a.
Mrs Jones VIII take her guests to tho suhsrr,n.
ton ball at the Casino.
Mrs. Peter F. Collier entertained AZ f,,cA.
this afternoon at the Coats villa
Mrs. Clarence ". Dolan gave a pretty f,n.,.o-
this afternoon at the ClambsSs Club. Tor NJ,
@OS0PH NiotHefs betOtduonS OF PINK hOiyhock.
were used
This evening Ralph Ranlet gave a tsss.-. 49,.
and dinner 10 thirteen guests. The party occ,,t.s
boxes at Freebody Park Theatre and as-s- -,
performance driven to Bergsr's FOR df,r,-
The guests were James J. Van Allen. Mss Va,
Allen. l. Townsend Burden. tr.. lawrence va.s--
bury. W 5. h. Wetnore. Miss Edith Clam rob-
Jacob Astor. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Mr. and M,
o. II. p. Belmont Mrs. Stuyvesaat Fish Mr. ,,d
Mrs. Harry H. Leh- and Charles Gresnoush
Eugene Higgins gave a delightful lunch.on A.
board the steam Yacht varuna this afternoo, M
his niece Miss Gladys 3. Brooks and her aancs
Eugene V. r. Thayer.
Mrs. Hsary Russell Of England. Is tn. CUES. q,
Miss May Van Allen. at wakshurst
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry entertained at dinner IA,
evening at Seaverge.
So many women have taken I'D the art q, coa,s
driving pastims there is talk OF organizing Tor
coaching parade. Mrs. Burke-Roche Mss Ruth
Twombly Mrs. W T. Bull and Mrs Harry Hapla
are working 10 have the plans mat1red. as a
wOman's coaching parade will not only be novel but
interesting.
Mrs Henry Mortimer Brooks ga-s a reception
and tea this afternoon. az which the wedding gifts
resolved by Miss Gladys Brooks were displayed.
Miss Brooks gave a dinner TO her bridesmaids
and few other intimate friends tonight at Rock
hurst. The tables decorated with vhhs
orchids ard roses. After dinner Miss Brooks pre-
scented 10 her bridesmaids souvenirs in the form o.
diamond bar pins. The bridesmaids Miss
Marion Fish. Miss Constance Livermore. Miss Anna
Thayer. Miss Katherine Thaysr. Miss Adeaids
Randolph and Miss Fannie Isein. Miss BroOkss
other guests Miss Cynthia Roche. Miss Ahita
Sands, Mrs. John r. LyermoTe, Mrs. Reginald
Brooks. Miss Janet Fish and Mss Gwendoyn
Burden.
At the CIambake Club tonight z. V. r. Thay-r
gave his farewell bachelor dinner The guests
were at two tables decorated IN white. After din
ner the guests were entertained by company o;
MINISTRIES. Mr.. Thayer gave silver cigar cases to
HIS best man. James Jackson. and the ushers,
Reginald Brooks. Delaney jay Philip Livermore.
Theodore D. Robinson. Reginald Boardman. Charles
L Perkins. Jr.. Gordon Fsirchd. Hugh Mnturn
and George snow. Mr.. Thayers other guests wers
Austin Gray. John Waterbury. Arthur ; Burden.
Holland Russell and j. l. Saltonstah
The subscription ball on Monday night next at
the Casino promises TO be grand affair. Mrs.
Ogden Mills and Miss Gerry are the flower coz
rnittee appointed to arrange for the decorationA
The cotiIlon COMMITTEES comprises Elisha Dyer, ".
Mrs Mills and Miss Gerry. who will select al
cotiIlon favor. and figures. supper will be served
on the upper balcony OF the Casino theatre build
ing at small tables. lighted with httls candles
cunningIy arranged with flowers.