New-York tribune., 1903-07-21
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. July 20 (SpeciaD.-Master Vincent
Astor. son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, gave
a clever display OF his knowledge Of yachting this
afternoon. When the harbOr was crowded with
craft Of the New-York and Eastern Yacht clubs,
Master Astor guided Mr. Astor's electric yacht.
the Utopian, around the harbor in and out among
the yachts. carefully and as fearlessy as any old
sailing master.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Kane returned this after
from a short visit to New-York.
Miss Poor. of Tuxedo is the guest of Miss Helen
Cutting at lie Chalet.
Miss Janet Fish, daughter Of Hamilton Fish is
the guest Of Miss Mamie Pomeroy IN Ocean-ave-
Registered at the Casino to-day were W. Fitz-
hugh Whitehouse. Robert Fulton Cutting Miss
Mauds Taylor. William Woodward. Henry R. Tay-
lor, W. P. Burden. T. A. Laurig. F. Tegner. w.
Irving Chambers and Mrs Brockholst Cutting.
Miss Charlotte L. Pen has issued invitations for
a dinner to be given Wednesday evening in the
palm room at the Casino
Mr.. and Mrs. W. FitzHugh Whitehouse. who re-
turned from Europe Saturday. are at East
bourne Lodge in Rhode Isladd-ave. for the sum
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitehouse and W.
FitzHugh Whitehouse ir.. are also at Eastbourne
Lodge.
This morning daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Cameron McRae Winslow at the Reed VILLA in
Bellevue-ave.. where Mr.. and Mrs. WinsIow are
passing the summer. Mrs. Winslow was Miss Dora
Havemeyer. daughter of the late Theodore A
Havemeyer.
A number OF luncheons were given among the
cottagers this afternoon. Mrs. Daniel b Fearing
gave a luncheon for twenty at her cottage in
Annandale Road. Gardenias were used for the
table.
Mrs. Richard Mortimer entertained with a
luncheon.
Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings entertained at her cot
tage, in Bellevue-ave. this evening. The house
and table were decorated with white sweetness and
ferns.
Mrs. Edward j. Berwind gave dinner tonight
at the Elms, and at the Rocks Mrs. Henry Clews
gave dinner for twelve.
Mrs. Edward c. knight entertained AT Iuncbeo,
this afternoon at her cottage. in Ochre Point
The second wonen's tennis tournament Of the
season Will begin on Wednesday at the Casino
when the match fer mixed doubles will start The
prizes are silver loving cups
Mrs John R DreXe gave n large dinner partv
tonight at Fairhom. In Ochre Point and after
dinner an informal musical took place Miss Mary
Golden Tracey. mezZO soprano. and w r. Boone
pianist. being the artists. The table decorations
by Hodgson at Fairholm We're particularly artistic
and were entirely of crimson roses
At The Elms Sunday evening Edward 7 Par
wind gave a stag dinner to a number of his friends
The affair was informal The guests were James
a Sulman, Nelson II. Aldrich. George Peabody
Wetmore. William S. Wells. c. Morowitz Henry
A C. Taylor Egerton L. Winthrop. William w
sherman. Harry Payne Whitney. Stuyvesant Fish
tE9ll6rige t9l T Gerry. George G. Haven and William
There are rumOrs of two elaborate balls ON Au-
gust IA and IS. - -
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger, who has been max
ing round or visits TO her friends in the cotfare
colony, including Mrs James F. KeFnOchan Nrs
I, r. COller. MIS- j. J. Mason and Miss Nav Nan
Allen, left this afternoon on her way 10 Hslifax
where she will make an extended visit
MrS l. shaw safe entertained at dinner to-