New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l


Newport. r.. l.. July PA new bridge whist club
has been organized by the women OF the cottage
colony and they have rented the bungalow owned
by the estate OF William r. Travers, in the Ocean
Drive. II E-onises 70 be Of the most popular
rendezvous of the women during the afternoons IN
the city by the sea. There is only one man a
member Of the cIub-James " Parker-and at a
recent meeting he was elected the president
The bungalow. which probably will be named.
is the rocks OF the shore. in from the Ocean
Drive, and occupied by Mr.. TTaveTs up TO the
time OF his death. This summer bridge is more
popular in Newport than ever before. and COM
mittee of women has arranged for the game at
the golf club three afternoons week. hoping in
this way 20 attract the cottagers 70 the place and
revive the interest in golf.
The Haveueye yeT-Travers wedding was the talk Of
Newport to-day, and scores OF messages OF con-
graduation sent to the couple at Westbury.
where they are spending their honeymoon. IL was
learned here that Mr.. and Mrs Havemeyer will
shortly sail for Europe. They Will visit Mrs. Will
lam K. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Traverss sister, at TrOu-
Vile, France, and Mrs. 7. A. Havemeyer in Swift
zerand and will not return 20 Newport this season
The Monmouth County Hounds will hunt az New
port this summer as usual. this announcement be-
ing made to-day by Peter F. Collier master OF the
pack. The hunts will begin on August 10 and will
be held twice a week till September. Mr.. Collier
is spending the summer at Narragansett Pier. and
will come over 70 Newport hunting days. In
the past these hunts have been popular, and they
attract not only tAe cOtta8efS OUT tne tOWnSpeOpie
as well.
1t was another hot day in Newport, but in spite
Of this there were numerous entertainments. both
in the cottage colony and aboard the yachts In the
harbor, and this evening there was large gather
ing of cOttagers at the Casino the occasion being
the first of the Sunday evening concerts. The
largest gathering of the Gay was the dinner given
this evening by Henry Walters. board the steam
yacht Narada. After IL he took his guests for a
sail up the bay. Mrs. Pembroke Jones assisted in
the reception of the guests.
Mrs. Ogden GOelet arrived at Newport on Satur-
day evening. and will be at Ochre Court for the
rest OF the season. She was accompanied from
New York by her sister. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. jr.
Mrs. Natalie schenck Collins and Mrs. William
StOrrs Wells entertained al luncheon this after
noon. and dinners were given this evcHing in the
cottage colony by Mrs. Harry s. Lehr and Mrs.
Edward r. Thomas.
Tomorrow the women will begin their second
tennis tournament for the season at the Casino
This tournament will be in singles. and there is
larger entry list than there in the doubles.
which was played last week. cup is offered for
the winner by the Casino management
C. l. r. Robinson win leave Newport on Tues
dav and sail from New York the next day for
NFss Totfs Robinson OF New Yo-k. Is the guest
cf Mrs Stuyvesant Fish at CTOssways.
Miss Sadie Jones' GRHgh'er or Mr. ana Mrs.
Pembroke Jones. has gone TO Barrytown, ". J., 20
visit the Misses Dela1O-
Mr. and Mrs William Woodward the guests
Of J. T. woodward at the Cloisters.
Iselin ]. d. T. Lanier. William StackpOle ard
ogden l. Mills.