New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14
About People and Social Incidents.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.


Newport. r /. Aug. 13 (speciaD-Ths ,.s,,.
yacht Corsair. with J. Pierpont Morgan on boa-4
arrived this afternoon
H. Rogers Winthrop. Of New-YorIS is the ru...
OF MT and Mrs. Harry o. Havemeysr at Lawn
field.
T. Suffern Taller has closed his cottage In Eusti.
ave. and gone to Tuxedo for the remainder OF the
summer.
hrs. Travers gave delightful dinner IN N.
Palm Room OF the Casino tonight. forty guest,
being present American Beauty roses in great
profuson placed around. while magniacen,
ccntrepiece OF the roses graved the tables. Bus
sells Hungarian Band played
Mrs. Payne Whitney entertained twenty guests AZ
dinner tonight at Edgerstone. using japanese
lilies for the decorations
Mrs. Charles Hail entertained at dinner at tss
stone cottage in Bellevue-ave.
Mrs Ogden GoeIet left here to-day FOR Ns~
York where she will meet her daughter. Miss Nav
Goelet and her sister. Mrs. Cornelius Vandsrant
on their return from Europe this week Mr. Van
derbnt win not arrive with Mrs. Vanderbilt ard
Miss Cfoelet but will make the trip across ths
ocean in his yacht. the North Star.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish started subscription rst
this morning for Dutch picnic to be given Monday
next probably at SOuthwick's Grove. While at the
Casino this morning Mrs Fish unfolded her plans
to others. who enthusiastically agreed with her
and preparations for the event Are well under way
AT noon Monday the party viii assemble in auto
mobiles. carriages and coaches at the Casino. and
then. laden with baskets and band. wi go 20 the
grove. in Portsmouth. The return home will Be by
the light OF the moon.
Mr.. and Mrs p F. Collier have issued cards for
a large dinner at the coats villa on Monday next
for Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Collier, who are visiting
here on the steam yacht Conqueror.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones will entertain at dinner
Saturday evening at The Orchard
Mrs W. Rogers Morgan entertained az dinner to-
night at Tudor House. sixteen guests being present
The decorations were pink roses and ferns.
Mrs Alexander S. Clarke entertained at luncheon
to-day at Beach Bound, in HarriSon-ave
Mr. and Mrs Henry whitehouse left Newport TO-
day for New-Yorl and will sail tomorrow morning
for Europe.
Louis De Forest arrived this afternoon after max
ing record run in his automobile He started from
Newburyport. Mass. and rode seven hundred miles
within four days.
Mrs j. Stewart Barney will give luncheon TO-
morrow at her cottage, Ochre Point
Miss Alice Roosevelt. who has been visiting here
since the early part Of the month. will leave sunday
to Join the Roosevelt family at Oyster BAY
Tomorrow night. at Belcourt Mrs q r. r BEL
mont will give her first large entertainment OF the
season More than a hundred guests have been
hidden to the dinner. and the cards announce
surprise afterward-
The Casino hop tonight was one Of the most
brilliant affairs of the summer BY L o'clock the
C,osi,o ballroom, was filed Mrs 7 Townsend Bur
den who gave a large dinner for Miss Alice Rooss
Welt took all her guests to the dance. Mrs.
Travers's guests at the Casino palm room dinner
also went Mrs ". Rogers Morgan. Mrs. Payns
whitney and Mrs. Charles Hall went later with
their guests
Registered at the Casino to-day were Fl Rogers
Winthrop Miss A NJ Ellery. Miss Hazel Euery-
VVinfred KimbalI &. W. Chapman. Miss Fannie
Iselin and Mrs. F. 3. Stevens, jr-
DR. WaIcott o. Gibbs. at one time an Instructor
in Harvard College. has sold the building he for
1nerlv occupied as a chemical laboratory 10 John
Ia Fargo the artist, of New York Mr. La Fargo
will make a studio Of the place. and during ths
summer months will do his professional work there
Play was resumed this morning IN the WouenS
singles lawn tennis tournament at the Casino and
the preliminary round cOmplsted. and as the play
now stands all but one match in the first round is
decided OF the games this morning the most In
terestfng one was that played by Miss Anna Saads
and Miss Florence Twombly Miss Mary Sands
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick P Sands.
made a brilliant record for herself a tennis
player defeating Miss Mary Busk on even terms
and later winning three set match with Mrs.
Rudolph l. Agassiz. 10 whom she gave odds Of Is.
The summary:
Second Round-Grs Barger-Wallach beat Miss
Stevenson. IS. s. Mrs Reginald Brooks beat
Miss Maud Livingston by default Miss Anna Sands
beat Miss Florence Twombly. 81. SIS. S. Mrs.
Rudolph Agassiz beat Miss Nora Iselin by default
Miss Mary Sands beat Miss Mary Busk. So. So
Third Round-NIiss Mary Sands beat Mrs. Ru-
dolph L Agassiz. 81. 81. -