New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-23
DANCE At HARBOURV|EW
Mrs. French Vanderbilt Enter
tainS Newport Society.
MRS. FISH DINNER HOSTESS
Black and Dark Costumes in
High Favor Among Women
Of Summer Colony.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

! vanderbilt gave large dancing party at
her home, Harbourview. tonight II was
the third large dance Of the week and
vas attended b. about three hundred
guests.
The lawn was prettiy arranged with
colored lights. and the floral decorations
inside the house. arranged by Mrs Van
/ derbilt's gardeners. were particularly al
I tractive. Supper was served at midnight
with music
! Mrs. Vanderbilt was the guest OF honor,
! prior TO the dance. AT n dinner given by
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Crossways Mrs
| Fish had nearly one hundred guests.
Nine tables were used. Three were set
on the inclosed veranda under a floral
| chandelier and decorated entirely i'm
| white. Five ia bles i'm the dining room
and one I'm an adjoining alcove were dec
| GRATED in lavender and white. The Casino
orchestra also played al this dinner. after
which Mrs. Fish gave 2 snort muslcaf.
Miss Laura Swan gave n dinner at Way
side for party OF young people tonight.
and Mrs. Horace GsllatiH gave a dinner
AT her home. Both took their guests later
to Mrs. Vanderbilt's dance.
Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones was
luncheon hostess at her home Bay View,
/ to-day.
| Dark clothes. with the preference seem
ing TO lean toward black, appeared 10 be
the rule with the women Of the summer
| colony as they appeared on the grand
stands at the lawn tennis tournament this
| morning
Mrs Joseph H. Willard. Mrs. George
Cord IN King. Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan.
Mrs Richard Stevens and Mrs. ]. De-
Forest Danielson. who have arrived from
Medford Mass, for the tournament. were
gowned In black. Mrs. Daneson wore n
| gown OF black charmeuse with a small
black hat: Mrs Moreland a gown OF
black wolfe and taffeta. with black hat;
| Mrs Stevens appeared in a gown Of black
and white lace. with bit Of color added
! by pink butterfly bow. and Z small black
hat: Mrs. Morgan wore gown OF black
and white striped wolfe with q black hat:
Mrs. Ralph n. Ellis wore an overskirt OF
black chiffon over white satin. with n
black hat trimmed with pink; Mrs. VIII
lard wore coat suit or black. with black
hat and parasol. and Mrs. George Gordon
King wore black crepe dc chine.
Hollis n. Hunnewel. % Wellesley. has
arrived for short stay here and is at the
New GINS.
Those who registered al the Casino to-
day were President Meklejohn OF Am
herst and Mrs. Meiklejohn. who are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur Curtiss
James: !. =. y. Lanier. Of New York. who
has just returned from visit abroad.
Julian &. Biddle. Of Philadelphia: Elliott
Hunt Pendletown and Miss Isabelle Pen
dletown. OF Cincinnati. guests OF Mrs.
John r. Abney. william \. Iarned. Mr..
and Mrs John MAYER, OF Morristown.
n y. visiting Mrs. Cameron MGR. Wins
low: Mr. and Mrs. George Baty Blake, OF
Ienox: J. Harry Mason. OF New York,
visiting II. o. Havemeycr and ". Evans.
Of Philadelphia. guest of Mrs A. j. CAS-
satt
Mr. and Mrs r. Sunern Taller will give
n dinner. followed by informal dancing,
tomorrow evening at Honeysuckle hodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed, or
I.enon. are 10 be the guests Of Miss Annie
Loary at Park Gate for the horse show.
Miss Leary will give dinner In honor Of
her guests.
The visiting tennis players viii he the
guests Of the Newport Clambake Club on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. August Heckscher, with her guests.
Mrs. Maurice Heckscher and Mrs. Frank
Mel .aughlin. arrived here on the steam
yacht Anahma. 10 stay until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs will
probably not return In their home I'm Bal
,,more until the middle Of october.
Mrs. A. J. Cassatt will remain here I'M
Ill late In the fall with her granddaugh-
ter Miss Ios Cassatt.
Charles VI. Bull. jr.. who is the guest OF
his parents at Karlsruhe. has as his
guests Dean Mather and Albert +. Thur
Der, OF New York. William scarborough
and Baron Hans Won Mohrins, OF Ham
burg, will be his guests next week.
James W. Gerard. OF New York. Joined
the house party to-day which Mrs. French
Vanderbilt is entertaining.
Mrs. Charles Hamlin. of Boston. mo-
tored from Mattapoisett to-day ana was
the guest OF Mrs. French +. Chadwick.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt will return to-
morrow from Darlington Va. lie has
been Judging in the horse show there.
A. de Navarro and J. Russell Pope are
the guests Of Pembroke Jones aboard the
steam yacht Narada.
Mrs. Julian McC. Little is the guest OF
Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred g. Vanderbilt ana
a marty OF guests went TO Narragansett
Pier tonight for dinner.
Mrs. Bradford Norman was luncheon
hostess this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry $ Redmond gave emit
dren's party aboard the steam yacht Al
miral this afternoon.