New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05

Newport. T. T.. July 4 While the
managers OF the Newport Golf Club
have decided that there shall be no
dancing Al the clubhouse this summer
i does not mean that dancing Is on the
decline here The announcement at the
Colf club came as somewhat OF sur
Prise. for during the last couple OF
summers there have been q number OF
pretty dancing parties given m the
clubhouse. Just what prompted the
decision 20 have no dances there was
rot announced. but the impression rs
that the officials Of the club decided
that IL was not advantageous iinan-
c.ally.
A. for dancing. the fad is just as
firmly fixed upon the members of the
summer colony this summer as II was
last. lust as firmly fixed as il IS upon
NswDcrt's permanent residents. The
season has hardly got a start, for.
from the announcements that have
been made. there are 10 be a number
OF large dances given here during the
summer.
Two of the largest affairs OF this
Lad will ne the floral ball 10 be given
~ llrs. Stuyvesant Fish ~ Crossways.
IN mark the closing Of the midsummer
Fower show in August. and the Chinese
ball. 20 be given or Mrs. q. h. ?. Bel
mont in her new Chinese tea house. IN
honor ot her daughter the Duchess o.
Marlborough who Is a. present guest
:, Marble House Mrs. Belmont has
NOT announced the date as Yet. but her
AFFAIR. as web as chat Of Mrs. Fish. viii
be a costume party
As one Of the soc,a' festivities mark
irc the Fourth Of July there was a
large dance night at HarbOurvlew.
the home O. Mrs. French Vanderbilt.
following a DINNER party. which was
attended by The guests from numerous
! other dinner parties given IN the sum
mcr colony.
During The week. 100. there have been
nur-be- Of .oforma. dances. the !arg-
e,. OF these occurring I'll the Naval
War College. OF which Faymaster
George ". PicNau and surgeon Day Id
g. Allen. L. =. y. were the hosts ne
guests ~ this included all Of the naval
srd army officers and their wives ana
daughters. hes dos very large repre-
sc1,a.ion rom the summer colony.
Tho summer colony section began 20
fiji un with Fourth OF July visitors
about the middle Of the week. and there
arc bat few OF the houses that are
ononed that have no, a. least one holi-
On. guest Mrs. French Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Narsdcn j. Perry. Mrs. Duncan,
Ms VI. II Van Bueren 3il have house
r.-ties Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt.
ir.. who is making her Hrst visit here
IN q long while. Is the guest o. ner
sister. Mrs. Hermann Oelrlcns. al Rose
Cliff Mrs. Oclrichs IS also entertain
ing Nr. ard Mrs Vincent Aston. VINO
are here FOR the first time since their
marriage and who. since their arrival.
have rented Beecnwood for this and
nest month 20 Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt.
jr. Almost next door the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney IS also
beng opened for the first time IN some
years. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney will not
use tho house themselves. II having
been opened by Mr. Whitney for Two
Of MS cousins.
c Harry Scott is the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. George $. Scott, a are
also Nlr. and Mrs Tam Nagrew. o. New
York. Nr. and Mrs. Oliver Perrin and
a. Dc Navarro. CT Vow YORK, are spend
ing the week end with Nr. and Mrs. r.
Livingston Beecsman az Lands End;
Mr and Mrs. Richard l. Morris, OF
, New York. are the guests Of George J..
ascot; the German Ambas sador Count
J. n. Won BerustorE. mas returned here
% spend the Fourth. and Miss Janet
Fish Is the guest Of Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish