The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-15
NEWPORT SOCIETY
TURNING TO GOLF
Mrs. stuart Duncan Offers Two
Cups for 10 Hole Mixed
FOursOmes.
cOrNT SIGRAY TO LEAVE
Goinp 10 Montana to Join the
Countcss-Suffern Tailers
Entertain.

Nrvr1gr. July 14.--Goif Is proving very
,oru,sr with the members of tho colony
,.,s this summer and each afternoon there
a.. many players on the links of the
v.wrort Golf club. Mrs stuart Duncan
Sv offered two cups for an eighteen hole
-,sd f,resome match on Saturday after
noon
.,,h arc Mrs. William x. Vanderbilt. Jr.,
80 her two daughters: Mrs. Sidney j.
sni,o,d Ir. the Rev, Harold A. Pritchard
nd the Rev H. Safer of Bernardsville.
NJ and Mrs August Belmont are in
.ne ting Bythosea, their summer home on
the cns.
ro,ored from New York to-day and arc
, A, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles f.
pond They made the trip In six and u
half hours IA far AS Saunderstown. X. /.
Count Anton Sigray of Hungary Is
leaving for Montana this week to join
the Countess. who is visiting there. They
ali return here later in the season.
Mrs. Graham's Tea Party.
Mrs Howard Spencer Graham gave Q
TIA marty this afternoon at her summer
home, MILESTONE Easton's Point.
Mr.. and Mrs James Starr of Philadel-
phis will be week end guests of Pay
master George w. Pigman. Y. g. N.
Mrs Clermont l. Best. formerly regu-
lar summer resident here. has arrived to
Visit Mra Theodore +. Kane. She regis
tered at the Casino to-day. as did Mrs
Eugene Parsons and her daughter, Miss
L. Brun Parsons, who havo extended their
visit and will remain at Bateman's
throughout August others registered
there to-day were Miss Anne Arnold of
New York a guest of Mrs Arthur Curtiss
James Mrs. NJ. r. Fenley. New York /;
Ms. Eastman j. Conkling and Miss Muriel
Conkling visiting Miss c. Ogden Jones,
and Mrs. Llnsee Tilden of Milton. Mass.
guest OF Mrs. A Winsor Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller enter
talned small party of friends at their
summer home to-day in honor OF the
fourth birthday of their daughter Betty.
The little girl, who was born at Honey
svcke Lodge received many gifts. Mr..
and Mrs Taller arranged for their ser
wants to have a supper and dance and in
ute friends.
Luncheon at The Corners.
In honor OF Bishop and Mrs. Charles
2 Woodcock OF Kentucky Bishop and Mrs.
James H. Darlington gave an informal
luncheon to-day at their home. The Corn
eB Their guests included Mrs. Henry
Yates Sitterec. widow of tbs late Bishop
o. Washington. Mrs. James l.. Ker-
nochan Mrs Alexander J. Cassatt, Miss
Louise Ward McAlllster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick W. Rhinelander. Rear Admiral
Austin y. knight and the Rev. Stanley
c, Hughes.
Mrs Frederick Nelson was a luncheon
iostess al the Muenchenger King to-day
Isaac Townsend of New York Is a Wis
tor Lere.
Mrs. John r. Pell Of Philadelphia was
here from Narragansett Pier to-day, the
guest Of Mrs Robert X. Cassatt
Mrs. Charles f. Hoffman is to have q
dinner on Saturday and Mrs. Il. II. q. Slater
will entertain ON Friday night in honor of
Sir Arthur and Lady Herbert Of England.
who vii! be here by that time.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt and n. I.
Gammell will have luncheons on Sunday
and Mr. and Mrs. n. l.. Beeckman one or
saturday Mrs. Robert S. Mccormick will
also give a dinner on Monday night.
Mrs l. Townsend Burden gave a dinner
Al Falravn this evening. and there wa;
On informal luncheon given this afternoon
u the Russian Embassy by Nine. Bakh.
metef