New-York tribune., 1913-08-26
Outdoor Dinner for Daughter
Elsie in Newport.
DANCING F0LLOWSON LAWN
Other Dinners, Luncheons and
Picnic Parties Keep Sum-
mer Cottagers Busy.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

ana Odnce AT tne flndIu Solldse'' 'i'O
OF which Mr. and Mrs. Stevens are oc-
cupying. The night clear and bit cool,
was ideal for dancing.
The dinner and dance were held under
a large tent erected on the lawn. the
interior Of the marquee Lad been turned
into floral bower, Southern smilaX and
flowers being used In profusion to carry
out the garden effect. Two tables were
| used for the dinner both decorated with
| llies-of- the-vnlley and white roses while
green and white was the decorative erect
used inside Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens's home.
Miss Stevens, in a gown of pink and
white. assisted her mother in receiving
the dinner guests and the others who ar
river later for the dancing. Mrs. Stevens
! wore a gown of black satin, trimmed
with rhincstones. the skirt being draped
! in "A hoopskirt effect
One of the features Of the dinner was
I the debutantes' table. At this. besides
| Miss Stevens, were Miss Rose b. Dolan.
Miss Mimi scott. Miss Mildred Rives.
| Miss Muriel Winthrop and Miss Gabrielle
Warren, with Curtis Moffatt George
Brooke. Francis Roche. Maurice Roche'
| Richard Gamhrlll Hermann Oelrichs and
| George Henry Warren, jr.
At the other table the guests were
| Charles T.. Sands. Lawrence Haughton'
Henry +. Eldrldge. Charles Winslo"'
James w Barney. Baron Horst Won LerS-
ncr. Baron Kurt Won Jersner, Boris To-
nine. Haniel Won Haimhausen. Charles \.
Mum. Miss Edith Wetmore. Miss Marion
Fenno. Miss Anna Sands Mr.. and MIS-
Leonard NJ Thomas. Miss Mabel Gerry
| Mr.. and Mrs r. Lothrop Ames, Mrs
French Vanderbilt. Mrs. whitney War
rem. Mr.. and Mrs r. Livingston Beck
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan
Mrs. John Astor Mrs. Gambrill and senor
and Sonora Riano
Among those invited for the dancing
were Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler. Miss
/ Margaret T.. Andrews. Miss Julia ROD
bins, Seymour johnson. Major G. Cregh-
ton Webb r. Sanford Beatty. Mr.. and
Mrs Lorillard Spencer, jr., Mrs James
B. Haggln. Henry +. Oelrichs A. Lyssa-
kovsky. Count Carlo Montagrini. Miss Jo-
sephine Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cur
tiss James. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney J. Col
ford. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs sydney S Breesa.
Mrs Oelrichs. Mr. and Mrs Reginald {.
| Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert VI. Harri-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sampson Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. George B. De Forest. Mr. and Mrs.
william f. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hor-
ace GaIlatin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barton
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs Henry 4. G. Taylor
! Ntsh
! Though there were two late dances fol-
| lowing sunday night dinners, those who
/ had been present were out early for the
tennis tournament at the Casino this
/ morning Mrs John Astor. one Of those
who entertained last night. was present.
| with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph -. Ellis. Mr.
and Mrs Norman De Il. Whitehouse.
! Lloyd Warren and Mrs Robert Goelet
Several first timers were present In
| Guiding Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson.
II Washington. who recently arrived AZ
! their ocean avenue bungalow after Visit
/ abroad; Mrs benjamin Thaw, who has
| also been sojournng abroad. and Captain
and Mrs. John ". Miller. OF New York.
4 blue broadcloth costume, trimmed
with fur and lace. was worn by Mrs
y
trimmed with black. and a black parasol.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill appeared In a
dark blue coat costume. while her blue
| hat carried a long cream colored ostrich
| plume.
! REGISTERED at the Casino to-day were
| Mr. and Mrs Guy =. Blake. Of TuAe To-;
John Lewis Evans OF Philadelphia; Rich
ard Ashurst. jr.. Of Philadelphia. guest
| M the Muenchinger King; j. II. Burnett
Of Boston; Miss Agnes Lodberg and +. i.
King of Newport: Miss Viola Clark Of
! New York. a guest of Mrs. John Borland; ;
| ]. ID. Lyon. Of Pittsburgh; T.. W. Allen.
| of New York. visiting II. o. Havemeyer;
| Rear Admiral l.. G. Logan. L. S. y. re-
tired) Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Armstrong,
Of Niagara Falls; Aulich Palmer and Ken
/ ny Palmer. OF Washington.
! Mrs oliver Gould Jennings was din
ner hostess for forty tonight. after"ard
taking her guests to the dance given BY
! Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. jennings also gave a
luncheon at the Gooseberry Island Cluo
| to-day.
Mrs. George Lathrop Bradley gave n
! luncheon to-day.
Miss Dorothy Willard. daughter OF Colo
mel and Mrs J. II. Willard. was the host
| ess OF a picnic party at BaHey's Beach
| this afternoon. About twenty members
Of the younger set were present, and the
affair ended with a supper Mt o'clock
Mrs. William Storrs Wells was dinner
entertainer tonight.
Mrs. James j. Brown has announced a
dinner party for next Thursday evening
| I'm honor of her niece. Miss Florence
| Tobin.
| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt left
for New York to-day. Mr. Vanderbilt
will attend "A meeting OF the National
! Horse Show Association.
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore has re-
covered from a slight Illness
+. ". Parsons having ended his visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones,
| left for New York to-day with Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond. his daughter, on the
steam yacht Admiral.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph n. Ellis closed their
stay here late to-day. Mrs. Ellis has gone
| his 50-footer. the lroquOis, left for Long
| Island Sound and the race meet at Larch-
mont
| Lispenard Stewart, who has been spend
ing about a month fishing and hunting
at Rainbow Lake Maine. is expected at
White Lodge next week
Mrs Marsden j. Perry. Mrs. Stanley
! Mccormack and Mrs. Loriliard Spencer
| jr.. were hostesses Of box parties at