New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-19
About People and Social Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.


Newport. r. T. Aug Is CspeciaD-Secra.,-
Moody, on board the dispatch boat Dolphin a.
rived here to-day from oyster Bay 8Ir Mo5dy
visited the naval station and the war college this
, morning and this afternoon. with Admiral Tavlor
chief Of the bureau Of navigation and Senato-
Netmore. went to the property recently purchaser
by the government for landing pier.
cornelius vanderbilt returned from New-Torz to
day and tonight Will take party TO New-Yoril
on the yacht North star 70 see the races Thu
party Will consist of Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs. ogden
Goelet Miss May Goelet the Duke Of Roxburgh
and Count HOchben.
Registered at the Casino to-day were Olivsr
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Foster Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Waterbury Center Hitchcock. Mrs w.
Roscoe Bonsal. Z. 5 Reynal. Alfred P Ponts-
corvo and Don Ernesto del Ferro.
Mrs. George A. Hun. jr.. entertained party AZ
luncheon at her cottage in jamestown this after
noon. using pink decorations OF hollyhocks and
maidenhair ferns.
Mrs. Writ Robinson and Miss Gladys Baker. %
Providence. are guests Of Mrs William Grosvenor.
Oliver 5. Campbell. former lawn tennis cham
pion, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Gould
Jennings at Beileacre.
Hugh L. WincIghby will start for Nev-York to-
morrow for the yacht races. making the trip n
his automobile After the races Mr.. WilIoughby
Will make tour of New-York State.
Mrs. J. De Forest DanieIson entertained Iarzs
party at luncheon at the Clambake Club this after
noon
Mrs. Astor is making preparations for a Large
dinner at Beechwood on September s.
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry entertained at dinner To-
night at Seaverge after which her guests attended
the dinner dance at vinland-
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore has issued cards
for two large dinners. one for August 8 and the
other for August g.
Mrs T. Shaw Safe will entertain the poor chill
dren Of Newport on September i with outing
to Island PARK. September z viii be the third
anniversary of Mrs. Safes wedding, and each year
she gives the children days outing.
Marquis and Nine de Mores have arrived for
the remainder OF the season. and are al tbe
Muenchnger- King cottage
This afternoon Colonel John Jacob Astor took
a party TO New-York on the Nourmahal for the
yacht races
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones with their guests
will leave tomorrow for NeW-Ycrk. The party
includes Louis Quentin Jones' Elisha Dyer IT. Ed
ward II Bulkley and Joseph Hartman.
Harry F and Reginald L. Doherty. the English
tennis champions. are guests OF Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish at Crossways.
At VmIand tonight Miss Ruth TvombIy. second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Tvou-
bly,, was formally introduced into society The cot
tage and lawn were resplendent with floral deco-a-
tons and electric lights. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Twomby. assisted by her daugh-
ters-NIiss Florence. who made her debut a year
ago. and Miss Ruth. After dinner a cotillon with
some very original figures. was danced. led b.
Munson Morris and Miss Ruth TwcmbIy The IA
VorS consisted OF silver Jrnkets. jewel rolls heart
boxes. sachets. satin shades tafeta bags wands
flowers and fans. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Astor. Mr. and Mrs
Philip Lydig, Mr.. and Mrs Norman Whitehouse.
Miss Aosta, Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer jr. Mrs
Fish, Augustus Jay jr-, Willing Spencer, Miss
Gladys Brooks Miss Constance Livermore Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Brooks. Francis ]. Otis. Miss
Janet Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden.
Miss Burden. Miss GwendOlyn Burden l. T Bur
den. jr.. Ralph Ellis. Miss 2. Whelen, Percy Nynd-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury, J. N
Waterbury jr.. Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Havemeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter D. Martin, Henry Norman.
Miss Van Allen the Misses Cora. TherCse and Fan
ME Isein. Miss Pomeroy. Miss Natalie SchencN.
Arthur 5. Burden c.. Hatch. George NcFadden and
Frederick H Havemeyer-
Kun Arpad the Budapest boy viOlniSt, made MS
initial appearance to-day before Newport so GeJy,
when he played after the luncheon Mrs. Belmont
gave at BelcOurt Although only eight and a half
years old. he is wonderful performer.
Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks entertained at dinner
tonight at ROckhurst, and later took her guests
the dinner dance at Ninland.
Mrs Harry s. Lehr entertained at dinner at
a centrepeCe.
Mrs Edward Moore Robinson entertained az
luncheon at Arlegh after the tennis gtTnes to-day.
Mrs Joseph T Thompson also entertained At
luncheon at the Parker cottage
William b Leeds gave delightful luncheon on
board his yacht. the Mona, this afternoon