The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23


In any Of the resorts and this
Is Of q half hearted sort. Under ordi-
nary circumstances the coming week
would be the liveliest OF the Newport
seasons, and even with some Of the pro-
posed entertainments given up the week
will be far from dull.
The lawn tennis tournament Ia sure
70 md the grounds OF the Casino
crowded daily as long as II lasts and
the Red Cross fete at the Breakers on
Friday will be one OF the most success
ful events for philanthroplc purpose
IN many years. All the women OF New
port are working with a will and their
efforts, which are non-partisap. will
reap handsome sum OF money to be
devoted to the work Of nursing the I'M
fortunate soldiers abroad. The Breakers,
Mrs vanderbilt's villa, where the fete
u to he held Is one of the most impos-
ing 81 the many beautiful places In
Newport and It's spacious grounds will
make a fine setting for booths and tho
ray ~ handsomely dressed women at
them. Tsbleaux vivants at night will
be g,ven in the ballroom OF Mrs. Van
derbllt's villa.
with the tennis tournament and the
annual costume ball for the benefit Of
The Southampton Hospital. Everything
has centred at the Meadow Club during
the week, wheye on Thursday night the
bali was given in a huge marquee
placed on the lawn. Work OF the Red
Cross Society will be aided by the horse
show TO be held on Saturday on the
grounds OF the Suffolk County Hunt
cub. which will be patronized by all In
The vicinity Of Southampton. Several
engagements have been announced re-
Gently that have served to break the
monotony Of the season and plans for
weddings have been made.
Plans have been completed for the
wedding Of Miss Josephine Southwick
Pearson. elder daughter of the late
Commander Frederick Pearson, U. S.
". to Beverley Bogert OF this city in
Trinity Church. Newport. on the after
noon Of September at 4 o'clock. After
the ceremony there will be a reception
az Angleses, the villa Of the brides
mother which is situated on Ochre
Point.
Inc DEhe Will nave HcT slsteT MISS
Lesley F. Pearson, as her only attend
ant Clarence A. Bogert will be his
brothers. best man. and the ushers will
be T. Pennington Pearson and Frederick
F. A. Pearson, brothers of the bride;
John A. Gade. William C. Cammann.
Charles Hayden. John F. Talmage and
George Isham Scott.
Mss Alice Blaine Damrosch. daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch.
wtli be married to Hall Pleasants. Pen
n!ngton OF Baltimore at the summer
home Of her parents at westport on the
Lake. n. Y, on the afternoon OF Sep
tsmber 5. Miss Damrosch has been
the guest recently of her fance's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Josias Pennington,
az their country place in Deer Park.
Maryland. She is a granddaughter or
James G. Blaine. who was Secretary OF
State under President Garfield.
A wedding In Lenox, Mass, next
month will be that of Miss Mary Mil
bred Turnure. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Evans Turnure. TO Roger VOL
colt Griswold Of Erie, Pa. in Trinity
Church on the afternoon Of September
70 The reception will take place at the
country home OF the brides parents.
Miss Turnure has chosen her sister,
MIS- Irene Turnure. as her maid Of
honor and the other attendants will be
me Misses Anna Alexandra. Katherine
Lawrance. Anita Delafield and Helen
rurnbull. The Misses Ursula W. and
Adele Griswold will be the flower Girls.
Ell Gr!swold, brother Of the bridegroom.
viii be the best man. Tho ushers
chosen include George e. Turnure, Jr.,
brother Of the bride; william z. g. 0ris-
void John Sloane and George Taylor.
Morgan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tun.us Spencer Morgan and niece Of
the late ]. Pierpont Morgan. to Henry
Burche,l Gardner, son OF the late DR..
Alfred ". Gardner. will take place on
September L. at the summer place Of
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan on Constitution
Hlll
country wedding on Long Island on
the afternoon of September ~ will be
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