New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
NAVY DANCE AT NEWPORT
Paymaster Pigman and Sur
Ceon Allen Entertain.

Newport, X. l., June 27-The largest
dance that has been given here in the
naval colony since early last winter
tooR place at the Naval War College
this evening. Paymaster George W.
Pigman, jr., L. S. ~, and Surgeon
David G. Allen, L. S. N, were the
hosts The board room in the college
was decorated and the music was fur
nishcd by the naval station orchestra
Supper was served during intermission.
Captain and Mrs. George T. Perkins
gave a dinner at Fort Adams this eve
ming in honor of Brigadier General
Charles J. Bailey, c. A. c. The other
guests included Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. George T. Landers, Major
Robert s. Abernethy, Major Joseph
Wheeler jr., Captain and Mrs. Samuel
z. Dallam. Captain and Mrs. Homer b.
Grant, Mrs. Cushman, Captain and Mrs.
Allen 7. Raymond and Mrs. Bromberg.
After dinner Captain and Mrs. Perkins
took their guests to the dance at the
War College.
Captain and Mrs. Roger Welles were
dinner entertainers at the naval train
ing station prior 10 the War College
dance. The guests were the Misses
Carolyn WelleS, Margaret Welles, Mar
garet Eddy, Paymaster Pigman, Sur
geon Allen. Miss Edith Mccormick,
Miss katherine knight, Ensigns Carroll
NJ Hall and Willard Z. Cheadle and
Russell Veit, Of New York.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. French Z
Chadwick gave luncheon at Twin
Oaks this afternoon IN honor of the
Misses Lawrence and Miss Livingston
of New York.
Ex-Commodore Arthur Curtiss James
returned from New York to-day on his
Yacht Aloha. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Hayward
Ferry and Mr.. and Mrs. William de
Forest Manice accompanied him.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Emesto Begrie and Mrs. w. Allen
Bartlett, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Van Beuren: Lester p. Deeyer. OF New
York, visiting Charles f. Pond; Fred
eric Cunningham, Of Longwoodi ). 1,
Hubbard. guest Of Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. Harry K. Cage, and
Preston Gibson, of Washington.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt entertained
at dinner at Harbourview this evening.
Mrs. NJ. Vi. Van Beuren has oeeh
selected to judge Pekingese at the
Southampton dog show.
M. and Mrs. Z. S. Reynal have ar
rived at Hill Top for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney are
having the Osgood villa made ready lor
their arrival. c.,- -
Washington, are to spend Augus' mere
1t was reported to-day that Mrs;
William K. Vanderbilt, jr., might spend
a norton Of the summer in Newport
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, who re-
Gently spraiued her ankle. is now aple
to walk about with the ala OF a cane
Accompanied by her mother, MRS.
n II p Belmont. the Duchess OF MARI
borough was at the Casino this morn
ING for while and greeted a number
If her old favorites. The duchess was
IN a white walking costume with a
White hat. She appeared to be much
pleased to be in Newport. Durlng
,Lo morning she saw much of the city
ond tbo surrounding country, for she
made a sightseeing tour with her
mother in one of Mrs. Belmonts auto
r1obiles After an absence OF -FOUR
,,aars the duchess noted many changes
Pembroke Jones is spending. sunday
here on the steam yacht Narada'
Mrs. II. H. HOLSTER, OF lsllP, VINO Is
,bo most of Mrs. William Barclay Par
cons al Pine Lodge, was rendered a
luncheon there to-day by her most =.
John c. Fairchild has arrived 70
spend the week end with his lamily. .
Robert p. Bellows, OF BOSTON, 10
visitor here. ,-,., ooyo
q luncheon party at Lands End TO-DAY,
Mrs. Thomas F. Dryer was hostess
Of an afternoon party at forI ADAMS