New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
At NEWPORT.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Newport. July IL Mrs. J. Mitchell
Clark. with her rose tea which she
cave at Gray Craig this afternoon, took
the lead in the entertaining Of the day,
although there were several large dim
l1ers this evening. Mrs. Clark's tea
proved TO be one of the most novel
entertainments given here this sum-
mer. Mrs. Clark has not occupied Gray
Craig since the death OF Mr.. Clark, but
she keeps the place up and the gardens
are among the lovcliest in Newport.
They are in Persian design.
The weather was not OF the best. but
IL did not deter the attendance. Mrs.
Clark. who is a guest of General and
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson, was attired en-
tirelv in white. She was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Pierson, also in a
white costume. An orchestra played
throughout the afternoon.
Among those at the tennis matches
a. the Casino this afternoon were Mrs.
J. n. Chestnut. of Philadelphia, visit
ing George ]. Scott; Mr.. and Mrs. X. W.
Green, Of Worcester; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Duer irving, Of New York. and Mrs.
karrovs. Of Providence, guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alarsden j. Perry; John
Sloane. Of New YorS visiting Charles
L. Pond: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelley
rent. Of New York, visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie; A. II. Bar
rev. New York. visiting Mrs. !. Town
end Burden: William A. Taylor, New
York. visiting William Gammell; X: h.
Russell, New York, visiting /. Suhern
Taller; T. Shaw Safe. Mrs. II: A.
Vale and Miss Marion Vale. Of Wash
,npton, and DR.. Louis Livingston Sea
man. of New York, guests OF MISS
Martha Goldman; Alexander 1ocnran'
Ct New York. visiting Howard u. Cush..
'np. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler hovey' OF
Boston. guests Of Mrs. A. Wihsor
Weld. Mrs. c. Van Rensselaer, and
Louis Hosmer, OF New lorN, .;
Hubbard. guest Of Lieutenant C0m-
mander Harry X. Cage who w, were reg
tered AT the Casino to-day. The prin-,
,inal match was the finals in the mixed
t,,'tlng II was won by Mrs. W.
Co.dbv DOW and J. Gordon Douglas.
Dinncr parties were numerous TINS
.,,e,ioo MIR and Mrs. T. Sufern Taller
cntortsincd at Honeysuckle Lodge IN
honor Of Bishop Charles +. WoodcocH'
~ Xcrtuckv. who has arrived 10 CON
due a tv) weeks mission AZ TRINITY
Church. ,.,..,
Mr.. and Mrs. x. Livingston BeecHmah
cave 4 dinner ut Lands End for the
Duchess Of Marlborough, Mr.. and MIS-
Howard G. Cushing, Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
lam Earl Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y. Fearing. H., Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D
Pey1aI. Nrg. Archibald Alexander Mr.;
and Mrs. Cortlandt ID. Barnes ana
Lawrence Waterbury. <,.,
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence w. "liIe.pIe
entertained N honor Of Mr.. and Mrs;
Henry Kelley Brent, Of New YORK, ana
Mrs. Alexander J. C1ssatt. Mrs. stuart
duncan Mrs. Marsdcn j. Perry, Mrs.
Cocrgc 6. Scott and Mrs. Henry a. I.
Tsylor we're the other dinner hostesses,
rbile Goodwin Hobbs gave an informal
dance al The home Of his parents. Pay
Director ard Mrs. /. Goodwin Hobbs.
The Amory Austin cottage, on Ayr
,,it Al. has been rc1ted by w. Bark
lie Henry, Of Philadelphia. Mrs. David
Veyiny. o. Boston. has the Lander cot
,acc. on Everett It,, for the remalndc
Of the summer
Miss Marguerite Mason made AN
..,o,laue fight with Miss Ruth Law
II Newport Beach this afternoon.
rbcy we're IN the AIR for twelve min
Utcs , q.
Preston Glib u Washington, rs
the wcck end guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
James Is. Haggin. he has taken one
NJ The ymaller cottages Tor August.