The sun., 1903-07-12
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Tooth Powder
"Good for Bad Teeth
Not Bad for Good Teeth"
Gives tho Testh O Poariy Iustrs
BIG BOX WV Tc. 25c
COUNTESSO MIMIC WELCOMED
ROUND OF ERTAINMENTS
GIVEN IN HER HONOR.

She and Her Daughter, Lady Eileen, Have
Busy Time-They Begin with visit
to the Casino With Ex-senator VOL
cOtt and Close the Day With Dinner.
NEWPORT, r. l., July LIT was busy
day in Newport for the Countess OF Minto
and her daughter, Lady Eileen. and they
were kept on the go from early morning
until late at night. This morning they
were driven to the Casino by ex-senator
Wolcott, where they were received cor
daily by the society folk and an informal
reception was held on the horse show piazza.
Later they had luncheon with Mr. Wolcott
at the Casino grill rooms during the con-
cert. Following the luncheon they were
driven to Baileys Beach, where they en-
joyed a plunge in the surf. Ogden Mills
placed at their disposal while in Newport
one OF the large bath houses at the beach.
This afternoon they were taken around
of honor at dinner given by Mr.. Wolcott
at the Pinard cottage occupied by Mr..
WOlcott.
Lady Minto is very much pleased with
Newport and the reception accorded her
and it ia possible that her stay here may
be extended several days.
1t was largely day Of entertainments
in Newport. This morning there was
large crowd at the Casino and the young
women of the cottage colony mdulged
largely In tennis, preparing for the handicap
tournament which is to begin on Monday
for cup offered by one of the cottagers.
-;o g., kb., kntt NlCapH to-
night and the following will he in the tourna-
ment: Miss Maude Wetmore, Miss Mary
Busk, Miss Anita Sands, Miss Mary Sands,
Miss Edna Barger, Miss Anna Sands, Mrs.
J. f. Sheffield, Mrs. j. V. l.. Pruyn, Miss
Dorothea Potter, Miss Edith d. Hall and
Miss CYNTHIA Roche Miss Florence Twom-
bly, will arrive on Monday and will also play
In the tournament.
Events Of a social nature to-day were
luncheons given by Mrs Charles II. Bald
win at Snug Harbor, and by Mrs. William
B. Rogers and children's party by Mrs.
S. Z. Huntington. This evening there were
several dinners, the chief one bein . that
given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Cross
ways, which was followed by music
for which a large number Of the cottagers
came IL.
Mrs. John r. Drexel also gave a dinner
at her villa, the first entertainment given
by her this season. There were also din
ners by Mrs. Edward King at Kingscote
and by Mrs. Harry Lehr, Mrs. Richard
Gambrill and Mrs. George II. HUM. The
guests from the dinner parties attended
the vaudeville at Freebody Park later
in the evening.
This afternoon several Of the polo play
ers went to the farm OF Alfred G. Wander
bilt in Portsmouth, where practice game
was played The field of the Westchester
Polo Club will be opened for play next
week, when exhibition matches will be
in order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mckay Twombly
arrived in Newport to-day for the season
at their villa Vineland
Miss May Van Allen, who has just re-
turned from Europe, arrived at Newport
this evening. joining her father. James
j. Van Allen, at Wakehurst. Mr.. and
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll also arrived
at their villa on Clay street to-day for the
season. Mr. William p. Burden is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bilt at Oakland Farm, and Clarence L.
Hay, son Of John Hay, Is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Payne Whitney.
Mrs Nicholas Fish arrived from New
York to-day for the season at Sealight
Charles f Greenough Of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. Mr.
and Mrs f. NJ. Phelps Of New York are the
guests OF Mrs. William E. Glyn.
The steam yacht Ri veria arrived here
to-day with Col. Thomas and party on
board from cruise. Col. Thomas will
have as his guest at Newport during the
Astor cup races Sir Thomas Upton, and
it is likely that some kind Of an entertain
ment will be arranged in honor OF the dis
tinguished yachtsman.
Mr.. and Mrs Julien T. Davies arrived
to-day from New York and are at Pinecroft
for the season Baroness Seilliere arrived
from New York to-day for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Lawrence arrived here
to-day from Long Island and are the guests,
of Edward r. Willing for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Widener arrived
to-day on the steam yacht Josephine.
They will spend much OF the summer In
Newport harbor and at the Pinard cottage,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Widener.
II was reported at Newport to-day that
Henry Walters, who is at Newport, the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones
will place an order for large steam yacht
Mr., Walters ia one Of the flag officers of
~ Nau Work Yacht Club