New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
AT NEWPORT.
LEY Telegraph 70 The Tribune.


Newport. Aug. 20.-There was a long
list of dinners tonight preceding the dance
that was given in honor Of the players In
the tennis tournament at the Casino. A
number OF the players were guests at the
dinner given at Berger's Lodge by Robert
y. Wrenn. president OF the Tennis Asso-
citation: William p Burden, Mrs Adolf
Ladenburg, Mrs. f. Lothrop Ames. Mrs.
Bargor Wallach and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden.
Other dinner entertainers, who after
ward took their guests 10 the dance, were
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs H. 4. G. Taylor.
Mrs George l.. Rives, Mrs. Clarence Pell.
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick, Mrs. Arthur
Curtlss James Mrs. Beeckman. Mrs. Her
bert NJ. Hartman, Mrs. Clarence W. Do
Ian and Mrs. \. NJ Moreland.
The committee in charge was Craig
Riddle. +. Lothrop Ames, William p. Bur
den Herbert NJ Hartman. Francis Roche.
Henry \. c. Taylor, EgertOn l.. Winthrop
and r. X. Sturgis and the patronesses were
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman. Mrs. Bur
den. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Edwin D.
Morgan. Mrs. Richard stevens. Mrs. Stur-
gs, Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Rarger Wallach,
Mrs. French Vanderbilt and Mrs. George
Peabody Vctmorc.
Though the weather was not OF the
best. there was another big crowd at the
Casino for the tennis, and there was a
brilliant array OF gowns. despite the
threatening rain.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Z - A. "a
Muenchinger King Mrs. Charles Pfzer. Of
New York. Henry ". Williams and o.
Howard Harry. Of Baltimore. guests Of
Il. T. Wilson John 7. Terry. H., of New
York. visiting Dr. Roderick Terry; Charles
\. Mum. OF New York. guest OF II. r.
Taylor. Grafton II. Pyne. OF New York ;
Carey Morgan and Miss Camille Morgan,
Of New York. visiting Milton s. Barger,
and J. Il. Sheffield OF New York, visiting
NJ NJ. Van Beuren.
Luncheon entertainers to-day included
Airs. craig Biddle, Mrs. George r. de For
est. who entertained in honor OF her guest.
Mrs. oliver Hartman Mrs. Dudley Davis.
Mrs. r. T. Wilson and Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt
\ dance at The Breakers will be one OF
the features Of tomorrow evenings social
entertaining. following a big dinner at
Crossways by Mrs. Fish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fish have planned TO close their season
the drst OF the month. when they will go
to Garrison on-the- Hudson for the fall.
Mrs. Vanderbilt is 10 remain at The
Breakers until December, according to
report. and Mr. and Mrs. George e. de
Forest have also planned TO remain until
December.
Mrs August Belmont will he hostess al
a lawn party at By-thc-Sea tomorrow
and Miss Martha Goldman is TO have an
afternoon reception.
Mrs Craig Bddle has announced a
luncheon for August 90 and Mrs Sidney ].
Colford. jr.. dinner on August 81.
Miss Edith Deacon and Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden are arranging another series
OF water sports at Baileys Beach
Lispenard Stewart and Ogden Mills
were reelected governors Of the Spouting
Rock Beach Association to-day, and Clar-
euce W. DoGan was elected to succeed tho
late William Watts Sherman.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, jr.. will
close her season the second week in Sep
TENDER and go to French Lick Springs.
William B. Stewart. who is i'll at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. William h.
Leeds. was reported to-day as being
slightly improved.
Francis Robinson. son of Colonel and
Mrs. G. L. +. Robinson, has recovered
from a slight illness.
According to report Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Vanderbilt will return from England
about the middle of October.