New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-27
FAIRY DELIGHTS NEWPORT
Norwegian Dancer Surprises
Guests of Mrs. StuyveSant Fish.
BY ARTIFICIAL MOONLIGHT
Affair the Most Successful in
Seasons Banner Day of
Brilliant Entertaining.
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fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Newport. July 26-All other days OF the
present season were eclipsed to-day in
the matter Of entertaining, and the week
ended with a round Of social gayety.
The chief affair tonight was the dinner
dance given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
at Crossways. Eight large tables were
required for the seating Of the guests.
Three Of these were placed on the In
closed veranda and five in the dining
room The dining room tables were deco
rated with pink and the tables on the
veranda i'm white. Pink flowers were hung
from the ceiling i'm chandelier effect, with
tiny electric lights, and there was also a
profusiOn Of other floral decorations ana
electric lights outside of the house.
\ feature of the evening was the dane
ing of Miss Inga Sontum, Of Norway. Her
solo. dances came as a surprise 20 the
guests. who went first to the French gar
den. which was prcttily decorated with
lamps and bathod By artificial moonlight
created by a powerful spotlight placed
under the roof of the ballroom. The or
chestra on the lawn played fairy dance
number and Miss Sontum appeared first in
a fairy costume covered with an immense
silver scarf. In Pierrette costume later she
danced the polka comique and afterward
I'm Hungarian costume she gave the
Czardas and a court dance. The Casino
orchestra played during the dinner and
for the general dancing.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly who
starts on Tuesday with her daughter for
her long trip in the orient gave her fare
well dinner at Niucland tonight
Miss Edith Deacon was guest OF honor
at a dinner party given by Mrs II. Liy-
iusston Bccckman al Lands End.
Mrs. Marsdcn J Perry was also din
ucr entertainer IN honor OF her guests.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Vandcrlip and Ly-
man Gage, Of New York, who, with Mr.
and Mrs Perry. were guests az lunch
con given At the Naval Training Station
by Captain and Mrs. Roger Wclles
Mrs. william l.. carter gave chill
drcn's party on the lawn at the Pinsrd
cottages to-day. and the luncheon enter
taiucrs included Mrs Oliver Gould Jen-
uings al her summer home. and Mrs.
Preston T.. Sattcrwhte, on the steam
yacht Isis.
Rear Admiral Cameron MGR Wiuslow
gave a stag dinner aboard the battleship
Arkansas tonight. aud Captain Marbury
Johnson was dinner entertainer on the
nattleship Georgia.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. \. Valentine. Of Chi
rsgo. who returned on the steam yacht
Owcra during the day. save dinner
aboard tonight. The yacht goes 10 dry
dock carly in the week.
AMONG tbos, Who registered at the
Casino during the day were Mr and Mrs.
John purroy Mitchell. of New York. guests
of M. and Mrs. Norman De II. White
house and T.. Hcrzog ". *. Waterbury
and Car. l.. \ou kirhmann, Of New York.
At the Mucurhiuger King arc General
and Mrs j. ". Whittemorc. Miss Grace
b Low Mrs William ". Low. Major
Theodore Low. Nh. and Mrs. Paul y.
Mills. guests Of NJ. and Mrs. Clarence
". Dolau y =. Webb. ~ New York.
visiting Mrs. French Vanderbilt Mrs.
l. g. Logan. Miss Ethel Potter. IIar-
old T. Ersknc. Miss Edith Deacon,
William A. Dclano. T. W Burden. a
e
Albert L. Gray Grafton -. Cushing
T. Egcrton Webb. guest OF Mrs Twom-
bly,. A. be Navarro. Bertram De y.
Crugcr guest OF Norman Whitehouse,
John Clinton Gray. Jr. and Mrs. +. H.
Doyle.
M and Mrs Pembroke Jones and John
clinton Gray. lr.. Of New York. spent
to-day here. They arrived early on the
steam yacht Sarada and left here again
this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have
not as yet set the date FOR opening their
home Sherwood.
Count J. H. Won Bcrnstord. the German
Ambassador, returned to-day from his
visit ia Brookline. Mass.
Miss Marian Darlington has arrived to
visit with Mrs. James ". Darlington, at
The Corners.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray Forbes. Of Bos-
ton. have arrived at the L~dges