New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

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Newport, July 2.-The Halidon Hill dis
trict was particularly gay this evening,
for two OF the largest social affairs took
place In this part OF the city. Mrs French
Vanderbilt entertained with a dinner ana
dance at Harborrview and Mrs. william
Grosvenor with similar affair at Roslyn.
Mrs. Vanderbilt's dinner, which was for
sixty-lve guests, was for Miss Mary
shreve Ames, of Boston, a sister OF Mrs.
F. Lothrop Ames, whom she is WIS.,
itlng, and Mrs. Grosvenor's affair was for
the younger people. The grounds Of Mrs.
Vanderbilt's estate were Illuminated and
a large tent had been erected on the lawn
for the supper late in the evening
Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twombly was a
dinner entertainer IN honor Of Count and
Countess Szechenyi. Her guests included
also Mrs Vanderbilt and Mr. and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney. Other dinner
hostesses were Mrs Pembroke Jones,
Mrs James p. Kernochan and Mrs. c. L.
Best
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Thom-
as c. Hart were dinner entertainers AZ
the torpedo station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgs were
luncheon entertainers to-day, the former
entertaining at the Gooseberry Island
Fishing Club and the latter at home.
Luncheons were also given by Mrs. r. +.
Wilson. Mrs. Clarence w. Dolsn, Mrs 2.
Lothrop Ames, Mrs. George b. de For
est and Nine Bakhmetef.
Those registered at the Casino to-day
included: Colonel William Jay, Of New
York. Mrs. Samuel Norris, jr., OF BRISTOL
Bertram de N. Cruger, OF New York, Wis
iting J. Norman de K. Whitehouse; Mrs
John NJ. Hudgins and Mrs. +. b. Moran,
of Washington, and Arthur W. Butler. Of
New York, visiting f. Hicks Rerrick;
Colonel Charles Hayden, OF Boston. Wis
itins Philip sallen Clark; Miss Fin Wild
ener. of Philadelphia, and Miss Fisher, OF
Paris, visiting Mrs. Pembroke Jones; r.
A. FTetchner, of Southboro, visiting Henry
r. Eldridge; w, w. Galbraith and z. NJ
Freeman, U. s. N. Whitney Wright, Of
Philadelphia, visiting Paul A. Andrews;
Mrs. J. L. Hagner, Of Washington, visit
ing Mrs. Charles p Nelson; Francis A.
Shea, Miss Shea, Miss II. f. Shea and
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Boston, guests
at the Muenchinger King; II. ]. Whis-
ham, Of New York, visiting Pembroke
Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Berbarelll, Of Milan,
guests at the New cliffs; william de
Forest Manlce, Of New York, visiting Z.
HAYWARD Ferry; Randolph c. Grew and
BENJAMIN w Crowninshield, Of Boston,
guests OF Mrs. French Vanderbilt
A society tableau will be one Of tho
social affairs IN August. IL Is TO be given
for the benefit Of St. Johns Episcopal
Church. and Mrs Hamilton Fish Web
ster. Miss Wetmore and Miss Lydia Red
mond are I'm charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hartman, OF New
York, were visitors here to-day as guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mrs.
William V. Pratt has gone 10 Maine for
brief visit.
Mrs. A. Manson Smith has as her guest
Miss Alice Lee Thomas, OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald c. vanderbilt
have set September as the date Of their
return from abroad.
Many of the summer residents went to
Narragansett Pier to-day for the open
ing OF the polo season.
Mrs. George d. Widener, Of Philadel-
phia, will arrive during the week 10 be
the guest of Mrs. Joseph L. Widener.
Or. and Mrs. l.. l.. Seaman, OF New
York. are guests OF Miss Martha Cod
man on Bellevue avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Andrews re-
turned from Sunapee Lake, y. H., TO-
day to spend the weekend with Mr., and
Mrs. Henry II. Ward.
Arthur Curtiss James returned from
New York on the Aloha to-day.
The receipts from the lawn fete on
Tuesday at tho summer home OF Mrs.
william r. Hunter for the benefit OF
ST. Mary's Orphanage, of Providence
amount to s2,lco
Ambassador and Nine Bakhmetef OF
Russia are to be gests Of honor at
dinner by Lispenard Stewart on Monday.
Herbert Parsons, J. Norman dc H.
Whitehouse and General J. Fred Pierson
returned from New York this evening
Mrs. Barger Wallach has returned from
Boston.
Kenneth p. Budd, of New York, ha
guest OF Stuyvesant Fish.
Miss Robinson, OF Baltimore, arrived
tonight TO visit Mrs. Herman Oelrichs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Prince, OF
Boston, have arrived ar the Gilbert cot
tage
Lieutenant Edgar Won schroeders
naval attache OF the Gillian Legation,
guest at the New Gins.