The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

NV LONDON, Conn. June 97.-The
young dancing set at the Griswold is plan
mig all sorts OF good times for this sea-
son Paul Pearse. oscar Duryea's assist
ant has taken charge OF the dancing
classes and cotlllons planned by the
young folks. and last night the first big
dance for Eastern Point society was held
IN the ballroom OF the Griswold. Among
the most enthusiastic dancers OF the latest
dances were Miss Flelschpmnns OF Clncin-
nat! and her brothers Charles and Julius.
Jrr Mss Constance Grant Of Boston, the
Misses Glogau and their brother William
Giogau. Miss Lamson OF New York. Mss
Boyd OF Philadelphia and Major Bromley
Of New Haven.
Echoes Of race week are still 10 be
heard. The Casino. the centre OF social
life at Pequot, has been the scene OF sew
eral large functions In the last week
on Thursday evening seventy persons
dined at the Casino and the ballroom OF
the pretty club was thronged later with
beautifully gowned women and their ss-
corts. Among the diners and dancers
were Mr.. and Mrs. George O. whitney of
New orleans. Mrs. de Forest Danielson
of Boston. Prof. and Mrs. Henry schoheld
or Boston, william Earl Dodge OF New
York and Isaac Thomas OF Boston,
number of dinner parties were a part
OF this weeks programme at Pequot
Prof. Schoield gave dinner for twelve
and Mrs. Whitney gave dinner for eight
In honor Of Miss Helene Denegre OF New
Orleans and Beverly Farms. Mass. Mrs
Clarence Gray Dinsmore. who is at the
Pequot Casino for month, entertains
many OF her friends during the Harvard
Yale races on the steam yacht TUNA,
which Is owned by william p. Dlnsmore
on Monday evening Mrs, Guthrie gave an
engagement dinner for her son and his
fancee. Miss Keasby On the Same eve
ming Mrs. McCoskry Butt entertained a
large bridge party at Rock Acres Rich
ard Mansfield I'd gave a dance this week
al his mothers villa, The Grange. Mr.
Mansfield proved splendid host, such as
was his father, the famous actor.
Gen. and Mrs. Edward ii. Ripley and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis u. McCagg OF New
port are the guests OF Miss Frances Og-
den Jones, Miss Jones gave a large dim
ner party in honor OF her house guests.
Mr.. Charles Schall OF the Harvard var
slty crew has gone abroad for a six weeks
trip.
Dr. and Mrs George II. Blnney. son-ln-
law and daughter of Mrs. William Apple
ton. have returned to Boston.
The Shenecossett Country Club, with
its fine clubhouse and links extended to
eighteen holes since last season. has COM
pletely changed the outdoor sporting life
at New London. The yacht, motor boat
and automobile have been pushed into a
place of secondary Importance and golf
IL king. The Shenecossett links are among
the "sportiest' in the country and low
scores are very difficult 10 make. DIR,
Frederic Lund OF New York. Charles Il.
Van Week OF Montclair and Albert II.
Hilton, Jr., of Vow York made the best
scores of the last week,
Among the guests at the Grlswold who
are enjoying golf and tennis and the other
sports are w, II. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hull Bradley. Miss y. II. Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs, f. S, Spencer. Howard Gould, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. FELTON,, the Misses Camp
bell. Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm Beach, Ham
lton l.. Hoppin. Irving Pruyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis c. Engel Mrs. Charles
T, Raecltel. A. w. Hawkins. Miss Margaret
Launching, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell. Ellery
w. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leach,
all of New York
Mrs. o. b. Camott, Miss Corney, Her
bert McCard, c. d. Camott OF Greenwich
George A. Draper. w. p. Draper. Hope
! dale, Mass. L. J. Powers and family,
Springfield; r. II. Wilson and party,