New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-05
ENTERTAINMENTS MARK
THE 4TH At NEWPORT
Mrs. French Vanderbilt Gives a
Dinner in Honor Of Her Sis
ter, Lady CheyIeSmore.
MRS. ]. N. BROWN HOSTESS
Also Mrs. William Grosvenor,
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
Mrs. Marsden j. Perry and
Mrs. H. Mex. Twombley.
IN Telegraph 70 NC TrIbunel

NsUport. July seldom before has
xsvnort seen so many social entertain
mis- on the Fourth The Halidon Hill
district was one of the principal centres
:. attraction The largest entertainment
j, this section was given by Mrs. French
vanderbilt at Harbour View in honor of
her sister. Lady Cheylesmore. of Eng
,ond Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a large din
ner party. followed by dancing.
Close BY, at Harbour Court Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown gave dinner party, with
q, exhibition Of fireworks afterward.
inst beyond, Mrs. William Grosvenor. at
Roslyn. was dinner entertainer in honor
NJ Mrs. Maurice Congdon, Of Providence
AZ and Mrs. George Peabody Gardner, of
Eoston. and MI. and Mrs. Dudley Davis,
NJ New York. At Beacon Hill House Mrs.
Arthur CurtlsS James gave an afternoon
Marty on the lawn, with dancing. Mrs.
Msrsden J. Perry, at Bleak House, besides
giving a luncheon for a large house party,
was dinner entertainer tonight. with
display Of fireworks later.
In the Ochre Point district the largest
dinner party was given by Mrs. Hamilton
Mex. Twombly. at Vinland. Her guests
later went 10 Mrs. Vanderbilts home.
Portsmouth was not without its Fourth
r; July celebration. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
p Mclean. at Black Point Farm, had a
large dinner party The farm was illu-
minated. and there were music and fire.
works. Mrs Mclean also gave clam
bake. with a programme Of sports for the
house servants and farm hands during
the afternoon. Mrs Bradford Norman
vas a dinner as we'll as luncheon enter
,siner al Brook Farm, and Reginald {.
vanderbilt gave a small dinner party at
SANDY Point Farm this evening.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence l.. Gillespie en-
tertained at dinner in honor Of their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Living
ston. Of New York. Robert Ives Gam
nell and George B. de Forest were lunch
con hosts at the Newport Fishing Club on
Gooseberry Island.
Count J. r. Won Bernstortf. German
Ambassador. gave a luncheon this after
noon. and Mrs Henry Clews was lunch
con hostess at The Rocks. 4 birthday
marty in honor Of Miss Ethel King was
given by her mother, Mrs. lie Roy KING
Mrs Lorillard Spencer, IT., was also
luncheon hostess. Mrs william T. carter
gave a dinner tonight
Miss Marguerite Caperton entertained
party Of young people with box party
AZ Freebody Park Theatre tonight Rear
Admiral and Mrs French r. Chadwick
we're at home" at Twin oaks this after
noon. Oscar s. Straus, who has been
guest Of Admiral Chadwick, has returned
70 New York.
The dansant" will be given by Mrs.
stuyvesant Fish tomorrow afternoon as
Inc opening event for her new ballroom
A. Crossways. Mrs Fish has also an
nounced a ball for the evening OF August
l and luncheon for thirty on Sunday.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more have returned from Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman de r White
house are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Pinchot. Of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson OF
New York. are guests Of Mrs. Twomoiy'
Mr. and Mrs. r. Horace Gallaun nave
arrived at their Narragansett avenue sum-
mer home from abroad
REGISTERED AT lIlt fcA'tA4' ~ ~.N@s
Miss Frederick Paine, Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. William p. Cronan'
Arthur II. Ricer. jr., L. 5. n. James Gris-
void Vent. Mr.. and Mrs f. Lothrop
Anes. Of North Easton; Harold Blanch-
ard OF Nahant: Mr. and Mrs. Austen
GRAY. OF New York. r. de B. Boardman'
Of Boston. visiting Mrs. French Wander
bit; Eugene II. de Bronkart, OF Chicago
Kenneth p. Budd and James W. Barney
Of New York. guests Of William Earn
Dodge: c. p. Price, L. $. n; Tneodore
Davis Boal. jr.. Of Washington, Vlsltlns
Theodore NJ. Davis g. A. p. Talcot' OF
Boston. visiting Frederick Cunningham
Mr. snd Mrs. Paulding Fosdick Beverley
Bogert Miss Beryl Kane, Robert I. M
Mckee. Of New York. guest Of DR.. j. j.
Mason Rathbone Gardner, r. II. russell
K Reekman. +. P. Pearson and W.
Kssel. Of New York. guest Of Edward y
Post
James ]. Van Aien is TO remain mere
for some time before going back 10 Eng
land to prepare for his hunting eXpedl-
ton in Africa.
Herbert c. Pell, Of Tuxedo IS 10
spend a portion Of the summer with Mrs'
James p KernOchan.
Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence are 10
remain abroad this summer.