New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-03
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Newport. Aug. members Of the sum-
mer colony had new form of amuse
men. to-day-a ball game between teams
representing the Newport Reading Room
and the Society Club and the officers OF
the Atlantic fleet for the benefit Of the
Newport Hospital.
There was big crowd OF society folk
present and a large sum was realized for
the hospital. AS no man under thirty
two years old was allowed 10 play. and
as some Of the men mad not had a
baseball in their hands for years, there
WAS plenty Of fun from start to finish.
The grandstand contained a distinguished
audience, while some OF the younger mem
bers OF the summer colony contented
themselves with seats on the beachers
and rooted Ike seasoned fans
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert NJ. Hartman had
the Clambake Club this evening for
dinner for forty, followed by informal
dancing. with a vocal and instrumental
entertainment
Other dinners were given tonight by
Mrs. william Goadby I,oew, Mrs. Ell
bridge T. Gerry, Mrs. Hamilton Mex.
Twombly, Mrs. II. A. c. Taylor and the
Misses Wetmore.
Mrs. ]. f. d. Laner is the guest OF Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt at Beauleu. Mrs.
Vanderbilt gave a large dinner party to-
night.
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz had an In
formal dance at her summer home this
evening in honor OF her guests. Miss Lii
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Natalie K. Hawley, OF Bridgeport.
Mrs j. Fred Pierson was a luncheon
hostess to-day. and Mrs. William Wood
ward and Mrs Marsden J. Perry will be
dinner hostesses tomorrow evening.
Mrs. James X. Clark. of Philadelphia,
who Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh l.. Willoughby, was hostess at a
supper at Berger's this evening. Mrs.
Joseph II. Stoppani. Of New York, will
give a supper at the same place Monday
night
Ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteff have
arranged for luncheon on August 4.
They will leave the latter part Of the
month for visit to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Mclean at Bar Harbor.
There was a notable gathering at the
Casino this morning. Those registered
were Truxtun Beale, Of Washington. a
guest OF his sister, Nine. Bakhmeteff
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Brown, OF New York,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish;
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Burgwin, Of Pitts
burgh. visiting Pay Director Leeds c.
Kerr U. s. N; Mr.. and airs. Charles
Stewart, OF Philadelphia; c. Gouverneur
Hoffman, of New York, visiting Stuart
Duncan; Miss Cromwell and Miss Bene-
dick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Il. Baldwin. or
Boston: Francis |. Cover. of Philadel-
phia; Adelbert Won Schroeder, OF New
York; Herbert Parsons, Miss Lucy Brown,
CAPTAIN and Nine. Vassllief, of the Rus
sian Embassy, and Mrs. Francis j. Hig-
ginson. OF Washington, guest of Mrs
William Fl. Brownson.
Mrs. Hugh L. Willoughby, jr. Of Phil
adelphia Mr.. and Mrs. frederick Win
throp, OF Hamilton. Mass. guests OF Mrs.
Nathaniel Thayer; Rathbone Gardner, OF
Providence, who has been q guest OF
William Gammell; Miss Susan f. Dresser.
Of New York, a guest of Mrs. John Mich
olas Brown; Philip w. Livermore and A.
II. Morten, OF New York, registered re-
Gently at the Newport Golf Club.
Mrs j. j. Brown, Of Denver. arrived
tonight at the Muencbnger King.
Others arriving tonight were Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Edward J. Berwind, Dudley
Davis, Forsyth Wlckes, William Storrs
Wells, Henry Clews. Arthur lselin and
Norman Whitehouse. t.r
Philip Rhinelander arrived TO visit LIS
penard Stewart; Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, to