New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
About People and Socfos Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.


Newport r. L. Aug. a (SpeciaD.-Resistersa =.
the Casino to-day Rene La Montague. 8
Miss Alice Babcock. Robert II. 7. Goddard IT. p
Bayard Cutting Miss ThcTese r. Iseln. James p
Townsend, Thomas Harris and Mrs. F. 2. Stevens
In the ladies' single lawn tennis tournament a,
the Casino this morning the matches brought
down to the semi-finsI round leaving Mrs BarEe,.
Wallach 10 play Mrs Reginald Brooks and AIlss
Anna Sands to play Miss Mary sands The sum
mary:
First round-Sliss Alice Ba0cock beat Mss
STnythe. Sc. 81
Second round-A1rs. Barger-WaIlach beat Mis-,
Cynthia Roche by default. Mrs Reginald Brook,
beat Mrs. J. V. L. PrUyn, ST.. 81. Hiss Anna
Sands beat Miss smythe. SIS. -
a Wedding took place at high noon to-day at tas
home Of Mrs Henry Tardley. In Rhode Island
ave- when her daughter. Miss Isabel Reduo7s
Yardley, became the wife of Lieutenant Frark
Marble. u. 5. N The brides mother gave her
away. Mr.. Marbles hest was Lieuteuar.
Commander Fl. s Knapp. OF the War College star
The Rev. Ernest J. Dennen. Of Trinity Church Der
formed the ceremony. assisted by the brEe.
brother the Rev. Thomas YardIey an Instructors
Trinity College
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Mitchell Clark have offered Their
estate. Gray Graz. near PLrgatory. for an enter.
tainment for the benefit of St. Mary's Orphanags
of Providence The entertainment viii be held On
Wednesday. September >. under the direction OF
Mrs. Eugene Sturtevant. Mrs. William GrosvanOr
and Mrs. w. r. Hunter.
P. F. Collier returned from New-York this morn
ing. and the meets of the Monmouth Couutv
hounds viii be resumed tomorrow afternoon ths
start being at $50 O'Clock from Oakland farm IN
Portsmouth.
More than one hundred persons assembled at
Belcourt tonight guests of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver r.
P. Belmont. at dinner and musical The large
court was entirely inClosed with pagoda-Hke roof
and with statuaTy. palms. plants and mountain
ferns. a reproduction of Oriental garden.
Tall trees with fine foliage were placed around. as
If planted in a garden. There were large rose
trees bearing thousands of American Beauty roses.
A marble fountain stood IN the centre of a lily
pond filed with hundreds OF Egyptian lotus flowers.
After dinner delightful musical was given by the
KaItenborn Sextet.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Mrs. Aston. Mrs.
Nj Orme Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Burden. Mss
Burden Miss GwendoIyn Burden. Miss Alice
Roosevelt. Miss Marian Fish Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Iydig. Edward O. WoIcott. Mrs. Moses Taylor
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs John R. DrexeL Miss
Elsie Whelen. GooId Redmond. f. l. Winthrop.
Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O.
Havemeyer Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Gerry, the Misses
Mabel and Angelica Gerry. Mr. and Mrs Penn
broke Jones. FIR and Mrs R Fulton Cutting.
MISS HeIen CutIng' MIS-. I'OSae @Lss
James T. Woodward Percy Wyndham and Francs
Mrs. ]. Stewart Barney entertained at luncheon
at the EldTdge cottage on Ochre Point this after
noon, using pink holyhocks for the decorations.
Mrs. Barney'S guests included Mrs Burke Roche.
Mrs. J. De Forest DanielsOn. Mrs Edward NJ. Rob-
insOn. Mrs. Henry Redmond jr.. Mrs. Noses T.
Campbell Mrs. Richard GambriN, Miss Louise
Scott and Miss POmerOy-
James ]. Van Aliens house. Wakehurst and its
lawns and gardens were turned 10 the Army
and Navy Young Mems Christian Association to
day for lawn fete. The affair planned and
executed under the personal direction OF Mrs.
French E Chadwick, wife OF Captain Chadwick.
president of the Naval War College a large
was added 10 the building fund Fully five hundred
people gathered on the lawn and terraces, and
especially the south terrace. where the toleaus
We're posed While the children went through the
poses the words Of the Mother Goose melodies were
sung by a young woman pianist The children then
performed a pretty Colonial minuet. One OF the
features of the entertainment was the performance
of AptOmmas. Queen VictOria's favOrite harpst.
He played several Welsh selections Nine. Bella
font appeared in native costume and sang Italian
melodies. Around the lawn were the booths and
tents usually found at country fairs. These
presided over by women of the summer colony
Reginald c. Vanderbilt's new French automobile
arrived to-day. This afternoon 1t was taken TO
Sandy Point farm.
MI and Mrs James ]. Coogan. who recently pur-
chased the David II. King estate, Whitehall took
possession to-day Whitehall has been redecorated
and refurniSked.