New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-06
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rpv Telegraph to The Tribune J


Nawnort. Aug. 5.-Mrs Clarence W. DO
,er waa q luncheon hostess to-day ana
Mrs r. T. Wilson was one OF the dinner
entertainers tonight.
Mrs. Joseph II. Stoppani. or New tork'
entertained a box party at Freeoody farh
Tonight. and afterward took her guests
20 percer's for supper and informal dane
ING other FIRST nighters' who had poA
nar,ies were Mrs. James +. kernochah'
urs lanes Andrews Swan, Mrs. Ger
mont l.. Best, Mrs. Reginald Norman
Me- u J. Hudgins, Mrs. william "
Pratt. Mrs. Pemberton Powell Dr' H. .
Knapp and ". c. Kane
Mrs. Richard Stevens gave children
luncheon party to-day. She VIII give tne
FIRST OF q series Of luncheons on FRIDAY
Mrs 4. c. Moreland has announced
dinner for August II In honor OF her SIS
tor. Mrs. Marie. OF Washington. who VIII
ba n Newport visitor at that time
4. G. Horstmann. secretary OF the Ger
man Embassy. VIII give n dance Wednes-
DAY evening at The POplars.
Mr. stuyvesant Fish has decided on
dinner followed by dancing, on August
n at Crossaways.
20 Al n stockholders meeting OF the Casino
to-day. Henry A c. Taylor George pea-
body Wetmore. George l.. Rives ana LIS
penard Stewart were reelected members
of the board OF governors.
REGISTERED at the Casino to-day were
George n. Widener. jr, and Mr. and Mrs
I. l.. Dixon. season guests or MIS-
George u Widener. and Mrs. Lippincott'
Of Philadelphia; Sumner Gerard. OF Ne"
York. and DR.. and Mrs. Gordon WILSON,
OF Baltimore, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones; Mrs. Belmont Tinany.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther kountze' OF
New York, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Gordon Douglas; Mrs. Brayton, or ran
River: Miss Barr, OF Pittsburgh, ana
Miss Beatrice Colt. OF Bristol. guests oil
Mrs. Mar1den J. Perry; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore CTamp. Mrs. Harry Pepper
Vaux and Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas
Dixon. OF Philadelphia, guests of MT
and Mrs. Howard 5. Graham; Mrs. II.
W Miller. OF New York. guest OF Mrs.
Stanley Mccormick. and Miss lneI NIL
holland. guest OF Mrs. .. II. =. Belmont
For the first time eince her automobile
accident last Friday, Alice Gordon DreX-
Of Visited the Casino this morning with
hor mother. Mrs John r. DreNel
one of the features of the entertain
tnent TO be given by the summer resi-
dents To the players in the natlonaI lawn
,ennis tournament will be dinner.
MIXED doubles tournament begins on the
Casino courts tomorrow morning
Miss Eleanora Sears has concluded her
visit with Mrs. o. IL. p Belmont ana re-
turned to Boston to-day, accompanied
by Harold s Vanderbilt.
r. y. Boardman. of New YORK. mas
TONED Captain Lloyd PhpniX on tue
Yacht Intrepid for the remainder or the
Yachting season. Or. David l. Haign'
who has been guest OF Captain Ph"hlA'
has returned 10 New York
Judge and Mrs. James w. Gerard OF
New York. will spend the latter part OF
August here.
Pembroke Jones. Royal Phelps Carroll
and Louis Quentin Jones VIII be guests
aboard the steam yacht Narada during
the New York Yacht Clubs cruise.
Henry f.. Eldridge has gone to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe Wickes VIII
close their season here early In Septem-
Der and go to Beverly.
According To Elisha Dyer. who was
one OF those IN charge OF the recent
benefit baseball game between the read
ing room and officers OF the Atlantic
fleet here. there are a number OF institu-
lions here that should be help ! fnan>
cially. Tho easiest way he sees to do
this Is to arrange another ball game. II
IS quite likely that when the fleet re-
turns from It's present maneuvres
game will be arranged
Miss Rosa A. Grosvenor returned from
New York this evening.
Bertram Cruger OF New York, is VISIT
ing ]. Gordon Douglas.
Mrs Ogden Flower. OF New York, is
visiting Mrs Andrew Mckinney.
Mrs Charles @. Peters. OF New York.
is the guest OF Mrs. william b. Parsons.
william +. Whitehouse Is guest of
Mrs II. Mex. Twombly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran have
returned TO New York after a visit with
MIR and Mrs. Norman Whitehouse.