New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25
NEWPORT GAYETY.
Visit Of Prince U-Hheim Chief Social
Incident-P0Io and Tennis.

Newport. r. I. Aug "a (SpeciaD.-AU hounds ~
social activity we're broken In Newport this week
fc- it has been by lar the busiest socially since
last season. and II is question II in any week
last year there was more activity The reason OF
the sudden increase in activity is found in tie
fact that the week lawn tennis week. and
also IL marked ny the visit of Prince Wilhelm
port
influx Of a large number Of persOns besides tie
PLAYERS who contest IN the national tourney This
tutg our as inierec as many h.d aoped thte
games or among the guests in the cottage colony
1n'I.d ; 'oIe - at"a!S nor OF ltsS en- el'dia
the various tennis week guests. and this. added
fun week entertainment. but when the
cessor t" the throH" Of S~ed,H took occasion 10
n great deal more 10 be added To the weeks ac-
Ne titled visitor has ever been mere royalty en-
te !aine4 IN Newror,. hy the summer residents
rival until his Gcpart.rc. wus one round ~ pleas
Herman de iagtrcr5a5z. he sScrStary Of the
Swedish Legation. 4. Itlkengrcn: captain I.incren.
ill@rcI1er all to The prime" II was serted on
Thur s,Iav night with a dinner gwen ~ Mrs.
Stnyve<innt FiSh ISilGwed 3E d;:'ice EIEem by
place. Tomorrow Mrs Fish is ~ be the hostess
At the farewell luncheon In honor ~ the prince
Prince Wilhelm has MT practically ever member
Of the Leading st in Newports social world and
Mr., George Peabody WeImore and Ms Richard
There we're rumors current to the effect that
there was some sort Of feeling the part Il some
Of The leaders OF society over the flure 70 ask
them entertain the prince. instead "f having
2tn@rs en- ; nun - urt VI" ~. my s
Of the prince. for eycry one seemed 10 he irving
to make his visit pleasant one by attending the
affairs. and this they succeeded In doing beyond
Besides the entertaining in honor Of Prince VII
helm there has been ulenty OF other social affairs
to occupy the time OF the cottagers for the usual
small dinner parties 1uncheonS and afternoon teas
have heNn i'm order. while the Newport Golf Club
did not lose any Of its popularity, -
werc Mrs Clarence W. Dolan. Mrs Wiiliarn q;
Mrs J. Mitchell Clark Frank J. OTIS. Ms George
j. De Forest. Mrs. =. r Gerry. Mr.. James Il.
Vanderbilt Mrs William F. She Ian. MrS VII
a v sr'r MT g zanr1sH ,c MrS o rem r
gIero. M tsh" Dyer; Mrs t:or'll3rr SSSlcer
one Of the prettisst entertainments given in the
week was that by Mrs JCs"nh f. Wti"ncr, OF
party ~ honor her little daughters fr;h birth
The wr * IN SHSS Of t ' poo @n WIN
which notos The nassinC Of ono of the annual t"at-
I ing Of of her annual features this week for
the tennis tournament TrarIicauy closed toinisn
| final match for tie championships
| show next week which like The "ther annual fvt-
ures great deal 10 the CITY socially The
fhan ever u s 90 he marked with several changes
IN various parts. and ais" II viii be held tor the
the present s,ir1rner On the site 81 stand
| which several seasons ago pasSed Us usefulness,
| for rs holding the patrons OF the exhibition.
me t"% sac i az, S tn 11ns ~ ioet year nnd az
| show promises to he great success 49,, -,
| Newnort also had another distinguished visitor.
, Count hdnvrandi. Of Bnlogna. who 'as been en-
tArtaired bv the Rev. and Mrs. Rodertck Terry at
I;ss1Sg General VIVIAN MsT1oSi ,Sa week 4,
| annual visit TO the city by the sea