The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

by Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Mr. and Mr.
Reginald Vanderbilt have created tn
latest mark IN entertainment at New
port. They have introduced sort O
combination Sunday evening aifai
which stretches over into Monday. /
starts with a great snowy dinner OF
Sunday evening. After the Dime
proper the guests SIT and smoke an,
drink or stroll about the grounds unit
the stroke of twelve Immediately tn,
dancing begins. After the dance ther
is immature horse show and following
tins there IS vaudeville and furthe,
orchestral entertainment 1t is ouit,
the most elaborate affair in the way ol
entertainment that Newport has evel
seen. 1t is planned especially for Sun
DAY night and that is the reason why
The dancing does not begin immediately
after the dinner. At the Sandy Point
iarm, where the Vandervilts are spend
ing the summer, a number of those
combinations will be given during the
summer. All the show horses owned by
the family have been taken to New
port to be exhibited during these af.
fairs.
Sherman Gillespie Engagement.
An engagement which is of great in.
terest to society in New York, Newport
and Providence is that of Miss Irene
sherman, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Watts sherman of New York and New,
port, 10 Mr.. Lawrence l.. Gillespie.
MISS Sherman, with her sister. Miss
Mildred Sherman, has been very prom,
inent IN the social life OF New York
during the last winter. She IS a grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carter Brown of Providence. Her par
ents have a magnificent home in n lew.
port. Mr.. Gillespie, who is the
son Of Major General George L..
Gillespie, u. S. A., and Mrs. Gillespie
OF Washington, is president of the
Equitable Trust company. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1898. and is
member of the Union, Brook and
other exclusive clubs.
Real Live Duke Here.
One of the eligible foreigners who
VIII soon be at Newport is Duke
Michael Angelo Caltani, popular in So
clety at Rome, He is to remain over
here until October and will make a trip,
to. Nevada, where a brother has big
mining interests. Almost at once after
his arrival here he went to Halilton.
Mass, where he IS the guest of the
secretary OF the navy and Mrs, Meyers
at their country place,
Mrs. Astor Coming Home.
1T is reported that Mrs. Ava Willing
Astor, the divorced wife of Colonel John
Jacob Astor. will spend the balance of
the summer at Newport. Mrs. Astor
went to England with the avowed in
tentlon Of residing there permanently,
but she became homesick for America.
The report that she would return TO
prise both on this side and in the Amer.
lean colonies of London and Paris where
she has been entertained a great deal
Of late.
Bitten By Aviation Craze.
Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs.
Clifford B; Harmon are the three latest |
fashionable matrons to become bitten |
by the aviation craze, if such a state |
ment could be allowed. After Mrs. |
first flight with Mrs. Har.
mon at Mineola, Long Island, she de-
cIared that she would certainly pur-
chase flying machine for her own use
and learn to operate it. It is a delight
ful sensation" said Mrs. Vanderbilt. !
1t is Just like travelling in an exceeds
ngly fast automobile although one has
:he motion of floating through the air.
shall certainly conquer the art of fy-
ng if possibly can."
Rich Widow Returns.
!, Mrs. Sidney. Dillon Ripley, one of
|he many rich New York widows of
'he fashionable circle, returned from
abroad after stay of several months.
This gives the impression that the we'd
ling of her daughter with Count Pierre
Cartel Of Paris. whose engagement has
been announced recently VIII be an
Who is quite as French rs many New
York maidens are British, made her
'oelal debut here some three winters ago
It very smart big ball given for her
~ her grandmother. Mrs Henry p.
ayde at Sherry's. This was lust be.
ore the ball given by her uncle. James
5azen Hyde. at the same place. Mis-
flpiey who has q fortune left to her
" her father, will probably have big
lot bestowed on her by her rich rela,
ives. She introduced Count Laszlo
szechenyI to his wife, the former Miss
}ladys Vanderbilt
Worlds Richest Boy.
Master John Nicholas Brown of New
'ort, commonly referred to as the
rorld's richest boy, has taken his first
tep as yachtsman. He has spent all
rs life mp until the past week or so
nder the direction of his mother. Now,
,oweyer, he has been given over to
ne charge OF man, the change being
specially interesting in view of the
Extraordinary close attention that has
.een given him by governesses. With
he man attendant has come a motor
oat and is 1T any wonder that the
oungster is happy, Master John is I2
ears ear old. He will inherit great many
liilions- dom just know how many,
mt from the fact that he is called the !
,orld,s richest boy makes it evident 4
hat there are great many of them in
tore for him.