The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30

MswPoRr. II l., Aug 20 with perfect
weather this has been a busy week OF
outdoor activities and the members OF the
summer colony have been busy. The
programme has been filled with the play
Ing OF the national tennis singles iourna-
mcnt AT the Casino. the annual competl-
ton for the presidents cup at the golf
club and the Red cross fete Of yesterday
afternoon on the lawn OF Mrs VANDERBILT
breakers. which proved 10 be the largest
AFFAIR OF the kind ever attempted here
aud by Gar the largest when the matter
Of money raised IS concerned
The tennis tournament AZ usual at
tractcd society ia FUN numbers. not only
from this city but from the rearby re-
aorts. The grand stands were iilled "acN
dan during the week and as In former
wears there WAS beautiful array ~
gouus. although the cool weather during
a part Of the week sent the women 70
the stands wearing warm top coats
These for the most part were or the
bright hued kind and they lent pleasing
touch OF color TO the scene.
The golf too attracted con-'de~ahle AZ
tnt,or this week from tho members OF tn"
Newport colony. for there were hfteen
nlavers TO qualify tor the competition for
tho Gun offered nv President Henry X
favor. and considerable interest was
stirred IN over tho match PLAY tourney
as ~ was narrowed down toward the maj
rat,n Thus with the tennis in the morn
ing and golf late in tn" ate 'oon' WIN
rossihly \ luncnaon par'" In between ana
then a dinner party ~ night tho memp'
~ the villa coiony have spent f'~ busy
dave
Aro,hsr out of door event %: interest
~ those who care for Yacht racing was
the series ~ match 'dcrs between Fen
broke Jonoss 80 footsr Carolina " ana
william + DodEcs Simura. Th'ae'
however came 20 a sudden ana unNm".F
ma when the Carolina rnuRht ~ SUD
Aen s1uali on the jamestown sn"re. Wds
dIsmos,ed and as the season - 50 'hr
advanced tho owner uaa placed the hoa'
ont OF commission for th.. az
I. was learned Nl'' 1u-'dHihh.' re-
IRE. this week that Cog the middle ~
senten,ber the colon, eHs - lose '"'
-,ernbora Of the diplomatic "'''." ma
have become quite popular during 'hef
900 o. three 4umn1sra mere IheN are
-. Count and Countess a" san bS'"o'h
- spalr Count do san Esteh'n mas oeen
aeoroearv u The Spanish EMBASSY io'
ss~srai years and ne vii soon terminate
~, Arertcnn s.av.nni with she Counters
and thpi- thrive children, the Youngest
being born hera carly In the summer.
u,itl star for Spn,n
NJ and Mrs. Vincent Aston came hS"k
so- tho tournament 81 the" 'Rrht IN"
vorna- and Mrs Adoph Iaderburg has
hse- here >or tho tourney. stopping ~
tnA Hhua1llnds for couple ~ weeE'
Mas rieorora Sra-e - Boston has al-o
Seen here as guest NJ Mrs. W.-K Wander
MI. and N-s. W rrauclylvr Paris drrr'h-
.e- OF Ievc-inG Jones Of Phi'adolphla. mo-
-orsd here from her estate ~ lInlifEN.
Naaa. r1- the tournament Mrs. Paris.
--Nile not frequent visitor 20 this cNN.
a well known among the members ot
ire colony. ard tho 'ca that she gave
a. ,hN New ours during the week was
attended - quite - notable gathering
Miss Helen Tower. daughter ~ tho
Hon md Mrs CrlrlsmaRnc Tower ~
philnde'irYia. IL making her n-tt Ns'
W tho season m is the guest or Mrs
Vnnanrhu' NJ tho Breakers Alfred Nei
snr Lewis has bcen another Philadelphia
visitor here -h's week.
Y now s"cr1s an assured feet tha' the
midsummer flower SHOW, held Jointly by
-he Newport Garden Club and the New
mort horticultural society this year FOR
the r-st time Is to he n permanent FIX
-ure ~ tho Ncwpor, season. gaining
place on tho yearly programme the same
20 tennis week the horse show and the
other ana ~ TINT nre really part
of tho season. So nlrused were the com-
-r'ttee IN charge or'this Summers show.
ueld n couple NJ wealts ago on tho
grounds ~ Belcour' that ,h-re was
meeting this week ~ which q was he
ciaeh IN repeat m" show next summer