New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
About People and Social incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. July p {SpeciaD.-A little vsss.,
issued here for the first time two weeks azo a.
which printed at that time cartoon OF Harr,- -
was Obliged to change its plans for its issue oe 80
week. 1t seems that II the intention ~ =
editor 10 issue cartoon of some one promtne,t !.
society each week. This week Mrs. Stuyvesan, ~
was chosen Rumors Of this reached Mr. and sf
Fish. and strong protest entered Tbinsf
this might not the desired result the cbtaf !,
police wss consulted. The chief informed the ~
fishers that II they persisted in their deternirs.,
10 publish this cartoon injunction would Isv,.
Then they gave their word that the cartoon ,z.T
be suppressed -a
At Mrs F.sh's weekly dinner next SATURDAY. -.
Ing the guests will be treated 70 performance ~
like OF which has probably never before been -,
at a private residence On the bill at the Fr.oLs-
Park Theatre this week are Adgfe and her tr,t
lions three beasts which 1t IS said she a1oc -
control They viii be taken 10 Crosswavs sat,~s-
evening for the afterdinner vaudeville show r -
not been determined in which room at Cross,
the exhibition will take place but it is reasonabT
suppose that II will be in the main hall
The Town Council OF Niiddletown this af.a-,
elected Harvey Copeland a special constable -
running down and convicting violators OF N. =
tomobile speed laws The intention OF the -
Council was TO appoint Alfred Vanderbilt IN -as
milton Of his services IN aiding the town ser-asr.
prosecuting automobile speeders. Mr. Van5s-ls
heard about 1t, sent his thanks TO the counoiI g
regretted that he must decline He said ba -,
would do all he could 10 suppress the nuisance r.
council accepted Mr.. Vanderbilt's decIfDarfo,
At the torpedo station tonight Compliments
ball was given to the officers OF the Argentine So
the Presidente SarmentO.( which is now in the b..
Dor visit by the officers Of the two naval 81.
tions. The lecture hall Of the new assembly bnr4
ing was decorated with flowers and bunting an
was used for ballroom. while the path leadl,g =
the building a bower OF tall palms and t,T
electric lights.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will arrive at Rosa,i, -
July 25.
Mrs. n. Mortimer Brooks has announced her a,
tention OF giving large dinner dance late IN
August in honor Of her daughter GLADYS WINS.
here In Trinity Church on September 10
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish entertained at dinner >,
night at Crossways.
The first run of the Monmouth County Ffou,5,
will take place tomorrow at $50 O'Clock from, a.
fred G. VanderbiIt's Oakland Farm The run win
end at the Clambake Club.
The British Ambassador and Lady Herbart vx5rr
return to this country in August and viii maxi
another visit to Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt il is reDorssf
have changed their plans. and with Miss MAY
GOelet will return to Newport about August a.
Mrs Hamilton Mckay TwombIy will give a large
ball at Fineand August Is for her daughters the
Misses Florence and Ruth TwOmbIy
Mrs Edmund Randolph is the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Dolan at Davis Chalet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Gould are here on board
their steam yacht Helenita-
Registered at the Casino to-day were Robert Ful-
ton Cutting. W. F. Whitehouse and George HELEN
Charles c. Wauters. charge dafaires Of the Bel
gian Legation. has arrived for the remainder OF
the summer.