New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. R. /. July 81 (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs.
E Rollins Morse have gone to Bar Harbor for
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs A Windsor Weld will leave here to-
morrow for Lenox, where they will remain until
August II.
Mrs. William E. Glyn has gone to Bar Harbor to
visit her daughter, Mrs Edgar Phelps.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish's dinner dance and vaude-
Vile tomorrow night will be one OF the events OF
the season. Saturday night is Mrs. Fish's regular
dinner night and in addition TO this Miss Marian
Fish has sent invitations to the young people for
the after dinner dance and vaudeville. About
hundred guests will be present. Crossways will be
beautihed by the addition Of hundreds of electric
lights entwined among the vines and foliage with
which the dining room and ballroom will be deco
rated. The three large round tables at which the
guests will he seated will each be treated with
flowers of different hue: table will be laden
with crimson roses. another with white and
the third with pink hollyhocks- Bergers Hungarian
band and the StrOllers Club will play alternately
during dinner and for the dancing.
Mrs. Philip Lydig entertained at dinner tonight
at the Willows. in Catherine-st. Sixteen guests
were present. The decorations were Of white. and
the Hungarian Band played.
Mrs. Richard Mortimer entertained at dinner tc-
night at the DHauteville cottage, in Bellevueave.
Mrs. /. Townsend Burden, who has been suffer
ing from a severely sprained ankle. is somewhat
improved and was able to enjoy drive this after
noon.
Mrs. Richard GambrilI entertained at dinner to-
night at her cottage. in Bellevue-ave. The table
decorations yellow.
Bradish Johnson. of New-York is the guest OF
Mrs. John Thompson Spencer, at Al-Thorpe. In
Ochre Point.
Mrs. ]. V. L. Pruyn entertained at dinner to-
| night at the Arnold cottage, in Rhode IsIand-ave
There will be game at the Westchester polo
grounds tomorrow. as the teams after several
practice games will go to the Pier for the tOurn-
ment with the Point Judith Polo Club
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin entertained at luncheon
this afternoon at Snug Harbor.
The tennis tournament in mixed doubles which
was TO have started at the Casino this morning
will begin tomorrow morning. as several later
entries were made which will make the tourna-
ment interesting.
The additional drawings made to-day are as fol-
| lows: Miss Theresa Iselin and W. p Burden
Miss Ruth V. TwombIy and Willing Spencer Miss
Mary Busk and Sidney ]. Smith. and Mrs. J. v. L.
Pruyn and W. II. Fearing. jr.
The members Of the Army and Navy Young
Mems Christian Association who are making
praiseworthy efforts to raise funds with which 70
erect suitable building will be materially helped
IN their good work through the kindness Of James
]. Van Allen. On August II Mr.. Van Aliens house
Wakehurst, and the lawns and gardens surround
ing It will he turned 10 the building funds
committee OF the naval Young Mems Christian
Association. who will hold a lawn fete there Mr.
Van Allen besides Offering the of his home will
do all that he possibly 10 make the affair sue
cessful. financially and artsticaly. He has IN
folded the plans for the entertainment to a num-
Der of women. who have promised TO aid him and
act as patronesses for the fete, Mr. Van Allen will
have tents erected under which ali the booths
and novel attractions win be placed. The regf-
! mental band from Fort Adams and the naval
band from the training station will be on the
lawn
Under the direction OK Miss Anderson there viii
be a series OF tableaus In which the children OF
Mrs Hermann Oelriehs. Mrs. Winthrop CHAMBER
| Mrs. Bradford Norman, Ms. George r. HUM
and Mrs William Grosvenor will pose. One OF