New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
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Nowport. July 1.-THE place for the
bolding of the midsummer flower snow
which Is to be held jointly by the New
MORT Garden ClHb and the Newport
horticultural Society, has finally been
collected. Preparations for this event
Love becn going on for some time,
lint not until Yesterday was 1t learned
tbst the lawn at Marble House, the
home of Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont, had
hoon selected. The show will take place
ON August 10, IA and Is, and there Will
hc a number of novel features, one OF
which will be the solo dancing each
afternoon Of Miss Inga Sontum among
the flower beds.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Mrs. c. Linzee Tilden, of Milton, Mass
visiting Mrs. A. Winsor Weld; Mrs: A.
r. Conkling and Miss Muricl Conkllng,
quests of Miss c. Ogden Jones; Mrs
Parsons and Miss Parsons, Mrs. Cler-
mont T.. Best. guest of Mrs. Theodore
!. Kane; Mrs. N. r. Fenley and MISS
Anne Arnold. Of New York.
Mrs. Neil f. Nichols has announced
an informal dance at the Naval Tram
ing Station on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Starr, OF fnlIa-
delphia, are to visit Paymaster George
w. Pigman at the Training station
over the week end.
Mrs. Howard Graham gave tea at
milestone this afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Parsons and her daugh-
tor Miss lie Brun Parsons, who are
ut Bateman's, viii extend thelr WISH
through August.
Count Anton Sigray, who for some
davs has been the guest OF Mrs. van
derbilt at The Breakers, is ending his
visit this week and going to Montana,
where he will join the countess.
Mr. and Mrs. Henri .Kryn, of Bel
rjum, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles f. Pond. They arrived by
motor. and announced upon then. ar
rival that they had made the trip from
New York to Saunderstown, where
they took the ferry for this city, In
six hours and half.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont were
here to-day to inspect Bythesea. =,
Mrs. Sidney j. Colford, Jr, Mrs
William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., and heI
daughters, and the Rev. Harold a.
Pritchard have registered at the Coll
Club.
Mrs. George d. Widener and family
arrived from Philadelphia to-day and
are at the Drexel villa, on Ochre
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller had
a small entertainment at their home
this afternoon for their daughter
Miss Betty Taller. who was four years
old To-day. This evening Mr.. and
Mrs Taller arranged for their SER
wants and their friends to nave a sup
per and dance.
Judge Ben Lindsay, or Denver, Is ex-
pected here this week to confer with
Mrs. James j. Brown as to her can
didaey for Congress from Colorado
this fall. He will be the guest OF
Mrs. Brown, and will also have con-
ference while here with the Duchess
of Marlborough as to her reform work
in England.
Mrs. Robert X. Cassatt was enter
tanning Mrs. John r. Fell, OF Phfia-
delphia, to-day. Mrs. Fell came from
the Pier for the day.
Isaac Townsend, Of New York, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson gave a lunch
con at the Muenchinger King to-day
and Bishop and Mrs. James II. Oar
lngton gave luncheon at The Cor
ners in honor of Bishop and Mrs.
Charles f.. Woodcock, of Kentucky,
who are here this week.
Sir Arthur and Lady Herbert, Of
England, are expected on Thursday, to
be the guests of mir. and Mrs. T. Shaw
Safe. Mrs. +. X. G. Slater will give
dinner in their honor at Hopedene
on Friday night
There has been long list Of enter