New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEwpo,-
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Newport. r. l.. July 2o-Newport cotfags
pleased to learn that the directorate Of tho 7'S
port Country Club had turned over III. ma. . e*-
club to the Newport Golf Club rent ,r 'e
latter organization Is asked to pay only tbs IN. 's
and incidental expenses For years the r, es
Club has been unable to make both ends ma, W
1T was decided not to open the club this wear ~nd
use of the links was allowed the Golf Chm Ae
the members have done much to boon, m. , 'a
that IL has been decided to allow them the We =
the clubhouse 1heJ have already enrolled -,
membership Tor the season. and they hope Ia r,.s
the place pay. The women are entertaining tbas'
in large numbers. and. to keep up the fnter.., !,
goIf Lispenard Stewart has offered a hand.o !"
yer cup for open handicap tournament vbSas
will begin soon. ea
There were many entertainments TO-DAY -.
largest being that given by Mr.. and Mrs perobrors
Jones on board the steam yacht Narada r,,
afternoon they took large party OF guests out =.
the yacht for sail. serving tea and toward evs.
ing anchoring off one Of the beaches where ~,
party enjoyed dip in the from the ganpur,
of the yacht The party was then taken for a sail
with dinner served on the quarterback Of the vocb.
The following eottagers have subscribed IN ~
Newport Police Relief Fund: Senator G. W..
more Atherton Blight e S. Willing. Hugh De =
Willoughby, Z r. Morse. Mrs. J. a Goldman n n
Auchincioss. Delaney Kane. e. I. Ludlow and
Lispenard Stewart
Commodore E t. Gerry who has been coneus
on his yacht. the Electra, suffering from rheuma
tsm was to-day able to leave the yacht and t.k
up his residence at his villa. Seaverge.
IL was announced to-day that at the bali IA \.
given by Mrs Reginald C. Vanderbilt az sandv
Point Farm. the evening of the 18th the cofl1o,
would be led by r. G.. Vanderbilt and Mrs pau
broke Jones and Elisha Dyer. jr.. and Mrs Van.
derbilt. Many cottage dinners are being arrareoa
for that evening the guests being taken later to tina
bah in the country
Mrs. Arnold Hague. Mrs William H Sand, and
Mrs. John j. wysong entertained at luncheon IN
day
Tonight cottage dinners were given bv Ms.
Flyman. Mrs z. L. Ludlow Miss Anna Sands Ms
Hermann Oelrichs and Mrs. Charles 2. Hofrrna,
the last mentioned being in honor Of Mrs
Haggin. of Tuxedo. who is the guest of Mrs Hor
man.
Registered at the Casino to-day were Miss Flea
nor Sears and o. T. Mallory
1t is reported to-day pretty good authority
that George E Widener. OF Philadelphia has pur-
chased the Bell estate in Bellevue-ave. This is an
extensive estate. II Is expected that announcements
OF the sale will be made tomorrow. The widener,
have been renting a cottage here for number Of
years.
day for the season. and will occupy Pinard cot
tage No. 2
Mr.. De Young of New-York is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs at Rosecnne.
c. 5. GireenOUgh. Of New-York. is the guest q.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet at Ochre Court
Mrs. Charles VI. Bull entertained a number o.
women this afternoon at card party.
Mrs Harry S. Lehr has sent out invitations for
large dinner on the evening OF Sunday next
IL is now understood that the subscription haU
arranged by the in the cottage colony VIII take
place at the Country Club house on the evening a.
August ). Further than this no announcement 1,
made.