New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
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tBy Telegraph TO The TTlDune.J
Newport. Aug l6-Sherwood the sum-
mer home OF Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones. was the gathering place OF larGe
number Of the summer colonists this
evening for the second dinner and dance
given by Mrs. Jones. The dinner was for
the younger people. while others came for
the dancing. The villa terrace was ont
lined with pink and white electric lights,
and bay trees and hydrangea plants were
used In profusion. Other dinner parties
were given this evening by Mrs, Elbridge
r. Gerry, Mrs. William Woodward. Mrs
Sidney Jones Colford, jr., Mrs. Henry
A. =. Taylor and the Misses Wetmore.
Mrs. Clarence Pell had a bridge party
al Beechbound this afternoon, and Mrs.
William V. Pratt and Miss Fanny L.
Johnson were luncheon entertainers.
Tho home OF Mrs. John r. Drexel was
the scono this afternoon OF the first re-
hearsal OF the costumed quadrllle. which
is to he a feature Of the ball 20 be given
by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt on August
23 There Will be four-seasons quad
rille, In which tho Misses Sadie Jones,
Aida Chanler, Helen Dorothea Kane,
Eugenle I.adenburg, Roberta Willard,
Margaret a. Andrews. Helena Fish. Doro-
thy Blgelow. Elizabeth Sands Muriel
Winthrop, Harriet Ferry Mildred Rives,
Margaret Steward, Miss Aldrich and Mrs.
Robert l., Gerry are TO take part. Mrs,
Drexel Mrs. r, r. Wilson and Mrs Rich
ard Stevens will be among those In the
Persian quadrllle. There are also to be
Russian and gypsy quadrllles.
Mrs. Stuart Duncan who is TO give a
luncheon on Sunday, is TO leave for Scot
land with Mr.. Duncan on August 2s. They
are to spend Il few weeks hunting and
then return here. Mrs. Duncan's mother
and sister will remain In Newport.
Plans are being made for programme
OF aquatic sports by the young women.
Those expected to take part are Dorothea
Carroll. Muriel Winthrop, Rose Dolan.
Ldyth Deacon. Katherine Lawrence. Mil
dred Rives, Mrs. J. Norman de X. White
house, Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas, tho Misses
Moreland and Countess Szechenyi.
Mrs. John r. Drexel will give dinner.
followed by dancing, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Emile Brugiere has planned large
dinner at Castlewood for August e.
Senator George Peabody Wetmore has
returned to Washington. a.
William c. Stewart, father Of Mrs. VIII
lam B. Leeds, was reported to-day as
improved.
William GrosVenor, who was injured IN
a recent polo game at Narragansctt Pier
was able to be at the Casino this morning
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Foxhall Keene. Mrs. l.. Jay Hammond, of
Philadelphia: Miss Elizabeth p. Lewis, of
jamestown; the Misses Dorothy and Mar
garet Hammett. Miss a. ID. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Eugene Parsons, Miss Le-
brun Parsons. OF New York; F. Is. Crown
inshield, OF Omaha; visiting Rear Ad- /
mirai French f. Chadwick; Mrs. L. C.
Logan. OF Washington. and Captain
James II, Oliver, U. s. n. .,
Mrs. C. p. Hatch, OF New York, has
ronted the cottage OF Mrs. John Weaver,
on Berkeley avenue, for the remainder Of
the season. 80
Lispenard Stewart is going to Maine
next week for short fishing trip.
Bishop Darlington is entertaining his
sister, Miss Maria G.. Darlington, of New
York. at The Corners
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge r. Gerry will