The sun., 1912-08-04

Miss Eleanora Sears has been visiting
Mira. o. II. r. Belmont at Marble House
and Mr. and Mrs. Luther kountze have
left Delbarton, Morristown. N. g.. Tor
while to visit their son-in-law ana dau9h-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas. who
have Quatre Foil for the summer.
Mrs. William p. Douglas has been visit
ing Col. and Mrs. William Jay. at the
Coats Villa. and Mrs. Richard Irwin is
with Mr.. and Mrs W. Storrs Wells az
her mother Mrs. Morris. In Baltimore.
Il. Livingston Beeckman returned from
the Virginia Hot Springs and Washing
ton yesterday. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parish, Jr.,, have been visiting Mr. "a and GI,,,
Mrs. Z, Livingston Ludlow i,s Nine nssn hs31, ,.Ith
her br other. H. Brevoort Kane. in Narra-
gansett Pier, was here for few days with
Mrs. Robert S,edgwick. who left with her
sons for Bar Harbor on Thursday.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Seaman
after paying visits to Gen. and Mrs. J.
! left on Wednesday for Onteora. m. Y.
. where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Perry. Mrs. Emil Bruguiere and her
son, Louis Bruguitre. who are now on
the ocean, will come here soon after their
to their villa. Castlewood
Miss Maud Rives Borland and Miss
Evelyn Breese Smith are az Swanhurst
with their uncle. George l.. Rives. Philip
q. Birckhead of New York is also guest
at Swanhurst. Boris Arsenieh. f'rst sec
rotary of the Russian Embassy. left Tor
81. Petersburg this week on leave OF
absence, bat the Russian Embassy was
augmented by the arrival a few days ago
of Capt. Na-selief. naval attache ard
Nine. tassdlief, who will lie here through
out this month.
Lewis Cars Lcdyard and DR.. Henry
BARTON Jacobs were recently elected
members Of the governing board OF the
Casino to take the places left vacant by
tn" r,ren, deaths Of W. Watts Sherman
and LorilIard Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.
iCdyard, who are now in Europe, are
expected here this month.
MIR and Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark. now at
Cooperstowti. y. Y. hav" ordered their
beautiful gardens az Gray Craig 10 bd
opened for public INSPECTION each day
Their place is one of the most picturesque
from the late .. II. y. Belmont about
ten years ago. Mr. aud Mrs. Clark expect
to he here lat" this month.
Ms. John \icholts Brown has shown
her public spirit by oTering to build a
bandstand in King Park. IT. will he com,
petcd in time for a series ot public bihd
concerts this month.
There is much interest In the series
Of tahlriux vivants which are being
organized y Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster
Mis- Edith W"'inor- ana Miss Iydll
Redmond and are to be given in the Casino
ballroom on the nisht Of August Is for
the benefit If St. Johns y. T.. Church
ho entertainments will not begin until
ol5. IN giving plenty If time for dinners
Mr. l.. French Vanderbilt has tine tickets
on sale at Harborview Halidon Hill
lh1 table tlx will ie posed by W. SargearA
kendlil a Newport artist and will include
an Indian group; n group Of Dresden
ci.nl f 'urls a. picture ly jules Breton
Wv. Merlin" of Burne Jones. and also 0
portr,;t Hv thar same artist some Chinese
ngures: -Grand,noth.r's Portrait, by
Mprc!and ard the Venus and Cupid" by
Bordone. There will bc special music
and among thoS. who will pose are Mrs
Andrew Mckinney. Mrs. Arthur Iselii
and the Misses Mildred Rives. porothet
Carroll. Margaret F. Andrews. Rose p
G~osvenor and EuRenie Lad'nburR
Tickets will he 81 each and there will ais
ic so,nn boxes on sale.