New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
About People and Social Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.


Newport r. t. Aug. (speciaD.-Regis,sras :.
| the Casino to-day were Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Per-
| ford, e. A Num- II. F. Godfrey s. d Babco.,-
EgertOn l. Winthrop. ir.. Howard c. DIcksrzo1'
William Post. Frank CrOwninsheId and I Town
end Burden.
Reginald Ronalds is the guest OF Captain ana
Mrs Philip Lydig. at the Willows. Catherine-st
The lawn tennis tournament in women's 6oubes
which had been postponed for several mornings -
account of the rain and wet grounds. started th,
morning at the Casino. Three matches were pIavss
each OF the three being decided in straight ss,s
The play was close and interesting The sumnarv
Miss Fannie Iselin and Miss Florence Tvonb,,
beat Miss Cynthia Roche and Miss Mary Sana.
e. Ga Miss Nora Iselin and Miss Therese Issa5
beat Miss Anna Sands and Miss Maud Livingston
s4. g. Mrs Barger- waIach and Miss Edna
Barger beat Miss Mary Busk and Miss Anita
Sands. 6-3. Ga
At the annual meeting OF the Casino governors
to-day the following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent. G. Peabody WetmOre; vice-presideut Samuel
F. Barger; secretary. c. l. Rives; acting secretary
w. Watts Sherman honorary counsel Samuel r
Honey; executive committee. Egerton l. Winthrop
John Clinton Gray and H. Mex Twombly.
Mrs Pembroke Jones entertained fifty guests On
board the steam yacht Narada tonight giving
dinner dance for Miss Alice Roosevelt The vaeb+
was completely outlined with electric lights and
the cabins. saloon and deck were beautifully deco
rated with palms and flowers. Dinner was served
five round tables each with a centrepiece OF
electric globes.
Among those present were Mrs Hermann oel-
richs. Mrs. Fish Miss Marian Fish. Mrs 7 T
Burden. Miss GwendOlyn Burden. Mrs. Elisha Dyer
jr.. Miss Laura Swan, Mr.. and Mrs r F. Cutting
Miss Helen Cutting, Miss Ruth TwOmby Miss
Florence TwOmbly. Miss Cynthia Roche the Misses
Nora. The-ese and Fannie Iselin. the Misses Bea-
trice and Gladys Mills, ogden Mills. jr., Robert
GOelet. Miss Elsie Whelen, De Lancey Jay, Miss
Gladys Brooks. Eugene V. r. Thayer Mr. and Mrs
i and Can in md T-e
Mrs Aston gave a luncheon this afternoon for
Miss Alice Roosevelt
Mrs G. b. De Forest entertained az luncheon at
the Goosebery Island Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt VIII arrive on
Monday. and will live at the Breakers until SANDY
Point farm is out of the hands of the painters.
Mrs GambriH entertained dinner tonight AZ
her cottage I'm Belevue-ave.
The wedding Of Miss Gladys Brooks. younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks. and
Eugene V. r. Thaye'. IT, son of Nj and Mrs Eu-
gene V. r. Thayer. OF Boston. viii take place IN
Trinity Church or Thursday. September 3. at high
noon. In the absence of the Rev Henry Morgan
Stone, rector OF Trinity Church the Rev Ernest J.
Dennen. the assistant rector viii perform the
mony. Mr.. Dennen viii! be assisted by Rev Mr..
Ball. of Groton School,
Miss Brooks has not yet chosen her maid OF
honor but the bridesmaids Will be Miss Marian
Fish. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish:
Miss Constance Livermore, daughter OF Baroness
Seiiere; Miss Anna Thayer. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and cousin OF the bride
groom; his sister, Miss Catherine Thayeri Miss
Adelaide Randolph, stepdaughter of William c..
Whitney. and Miss Fannie Iseln. daughter of g.
Oliver Iselin. Mr.. Thayer's best man Will be James
Jackson, of Boston, and the ushers Reginald
Brooks, De Iancey Jay. Philip Livermore, TheO-
dore Douglas Robinson. Charles E Perkins. jr-s
Gordon Fairchild and Hugh Minturn.
Two thousand cards viii be issued for the church
ceremony, and several hundred guests viii attend
the breakfast and reception at ROckhurst the homa
of brides parents. in Beuevue-ave- Both Trim
ity Church and ROckhurst will be lavshly dsco-
rated with flowers and NIullalys Orchestra win
furnish the music for the breakfast and receptior
Mr.. and Mrs Thayer will go a short weddin 4
trip. and will return to Newport to remain unt1
late in November.