New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-06
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Newport r. l.. Aug. 5.-Registered at the Casino
to-day were Captain r, a. Joseph La ROGUE. jr-.
Rudolph r. Agassiz and Chauncey Jerome Ham
tlton
Francis ]. Otis entertained at luncheon to-day at
Glover Patch The decorations were American
Beauty roses.
The annual celebration of jamestown Day will
be held this year as usual under the auspices of
the jamestown Improvement Society. No definite
date has yet been set, but it will probably occur
during the third week in August
Miss Rosalie Street is guest of Mrs. William
H. Sands at Tower Top.
r. NJ. Acosta. of New-York. is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Lydig at the Willows Catherine-st
The dance that TO be given by the naval
officers of the stations this evening at the assem-
bly, building Of the torpedo station has been post
poned account of the unpleasant weather.
Willing Spencer entertained party of twelve
at stag luncheon this afternoon at Berger's.
DR.. and Mrs. William T. Bull and Melville Bull
returned to Dudley Place this afternoon, having
arrived from Europe yesterday.
Mrs George Peabody Wetmore entertained at din
tonight at Chateau-sUr-Mer. in honor of Mrs.
Frederick Fl. Allen. OF Westchester who is visit
ing the Misses Wetmore. The decorations were of
white and green
Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly has cards out for
a dinner at Vineland Saturday night Mrs
Ogden Goelet will entertain at dinner Sunday
evening at Ochre Court
Nine. Marie Petite gave the first Of her series of
talks in French at the residence OF Miss Ellen
Mason. in Rhode Island-ave.. this morning. A
large audience was present and enjoyed the good
ATehibad Rogers and family ,, Of Hyde Park have
Will remain here for the rest Of the season. II
the intention of Mr.. and Mrs Rogers to have
that one of their servants was suffering from 4
slight attack Of smallpox. their arrival was post
Mrs Fred Edey is a guest of her brother. Francis
j. OTIS, at Glover Patch, in Narragansett-ave.
The tennis tournament for women's doubles.
which was to have begun at the Casino this morn
ing. was postponed until tomorrow on account OF
the rain.
The first day Of Miss Alice Roosevelt's visit to
Newport was rather quiet one. the unpleasant
noon Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. at whose house Miss
Roosevelt is a guest. entertained party of young
The table decorations were pink roses and maiden
hair ferns and the menu cards were pretty sou
Mrs. Cutting entertained dinner in honor OF
Set being present TIE table Was pTetty sor
with American Beauties and farleyense ferns IN
Mrs JohG eer BH %otSef the Of dinner f6 late
John Nicholas and Harold Brown has pre-
in memory Of her two sons The bells we're U puT
chased ir London last spring by Mrs Brown. and
to Newport Immediately. and be placed in position.
E En- Church, which has Just replaced the
John Nicholas Brown as memorial to her late
The steam yacht Sea Fox, with Arthur T KernD
ana a party of friends on board. arrived in port
Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson Entertained twenty
two at dinner tonight AT Arleigh The decorations
were or white and pink sweetpeas. Music followed
At the Casino on August IA Desc Nemes the
pupil OF Rubinsteins. win give morning na1sico1
under the patronage OF several Of the cottagers
ment Of the season tonight. when thirty guests
ss,en aa Tor dinner az the Clambake Club The
also Tor tne dancing that followed.
I'M mrs ssuyvesant Fish entertained at Crossways
In spite OF the high winds and the pouring rain