New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

here. the playing OF informal tennis
ard colf tournaments and social enter
tanning increasing day by day. the sea-
son here is beginning TO bloom forth IN
true midsummer style.
The social side Of life here during
tho week has received quite an i'm
petus with the holding Of at least three
.out-of- door parties and large num-
her of dinners and luncheons. Out-ot-
door parties are always popular here,
snd this week found large numbers o.
the cottagers at the concert given by
group Of Hampton Institute students
m the lawn Of Ninland. the summer
home Of Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly; at the
conference Of the Political Equality
Association al the home of the pres-
dent. Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont. and this
afternoon AT the home Of Mrs. Law
renee L. Gillespie. where there was d
lawn party for the benefit of the New
rort Historical Society.
A, home the weeks entertainers have
included Mrs. Dudley Davis. DR.. Rod
s-ics Terry, Miss Louise Ward Meal
lister. Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones, Mrs.
George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs. Will
IAN L. Glyn, Nine. BakhmeteF, Mrs.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs.
French Vanderbilt, Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown, Mrs. William Grosvenor, Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Marsden J.
Perry. Mrs. VI. VI. Van Beuren, William
Gammeu, Mrs. William B. Parsons.
Ms Gillespie, Mrs. Stuart Duncan,
Miss Edith " Hunter and Francis A.
shea.
Trere are a number Of entertain
men.s already arranged for the remain
der Of this month, the larger among
them being the Chinese ball TO be given
by Mrs O. II. p. Belmont in honor OF
her daughter. the Duchess of MARI
borough. August promises 20 be an
extremely lively month.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Will probably
take me lead in the entertaining next
month. for as yet nothing has been
heard Of that will surpaSs the floral
ball she is giving on the evening OF
August Il. Mrs. Fish is also giving
dinner for hundred people in honor
Of Mrs Belmont and her daughter, the
duchess, on the evening OF July "a,
sI.or 20 the Chinese ball.
.ear Commodore Cornelius Wander
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills will
back in Newport next month, and
-1ey viii be welcome additions 10 the
list Of entertainers. L 5 expected also
that Nr. and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind,
Nr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt. jr., VINO has
teken possession Of the Aston place,
Peecrwood: Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen-
rircs. Mrs. T. Sufern Taller, Mrs.
Charles +. Hoffman. Nine. Bakhmeteii.
Nr,. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James and Mrs. French Vanderbilt Will
also be among the prominent Angus
entertainers.
The sumner home Of Mrs. Frederick
Pearson on Ochre Point IS being pre-
pared for her coming from abroad,
End while il is not known definitely
where the wedding Of her daughter,
Miss Josephine Southwick Pearson,
and Beverley Bogert is to take place,
there have been rumors recently that
me wedding reception would take place
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.cg the latter part of August.
There is also possibility o. series
~ s.b-cription dances being given dur
ing August a. the dance hall at New
ror- Beach. There have been quite
ruuos- o. the younger cottagers at
N.ractec % the beach on account OF Its
large dancing space. and as the man
sgeuer- is not adverse 70 renting tne
BIZ hall -rere is 4 movement on loot
10 or->r..e \ series Or dances later IN
me season.
Tae Graves Point Fishing Club, for
mer.y tae property OF the late ). J.
Morgan and purchased from his es-
tate lsr. summer by syndicate o. the
mer o. the summer colony. has oeen
opened for the sumner and the cluD
vzs used for me first time during inc
seek oy President Lispenard stewart
and T. ,lEcrG Taller, member o. the
SYNDICATE They spent the afternoon
fstirg. SIR. Taller hooked a 38-ponnd
bass. the rrst caught this season. me
Ssh VIII be stuffed and used as one OF
ne club decorations. --,
Since urs. Hermann Oelrichs pur-
chased me Old Parkman estate on
Bellevue a.. and tore down the mouse
IN, .-e might have clear view o.
;se avenue from her villa, Rose ChH'
shs kas gradually improved INC p4ace
ntn nov 10 .s among the pretuest es-
ia,ss ir This fashionable section Of the
e,y. Inc attest addition ls an artlh-
,isl isee with fountains, which are ar,
n.ged 20 mat they can be Illuminated
Or.
Eysry body mere is hoping that ne
rsp9r. during the week that Mrs'
Ogden C,e'et f. ~ return here for Au-
Tsst and September will prove true.
Grl. Goelet skipped Newport during
iass sgrmer. and with all the other
ullzz Oh Ocnre Point open u mas
been source % regret % those ilVihg
here % fee Ochrc Court IN darkness.
Nr and Nrs. James Laurenh van
A4a. also ~ t1e Ocnre Point district
y sil be- bach tais summer after Two
ifzrs abroad though they are nov com
~ ~ eary a. expected. At first theY
intended ~ reach here b. TINS time;
5gi ,aey have been delayed ABOARD aho
~. 1oi srr..s until about the Ist o.
he month
Rear C,nnodore Elbridge !. Gerry
aa1 fne N4ses Gerry have also been
es.a1el a5r,ad Dy me illness o. ME
ssry. BIZ they hope - be apie 70
49, psrr nett Saturday, bound Ior
Ter runner home ~ he end o. '"e
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