New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
FLOWER SHOW
AT NEWPORT
Second Annual Exhibit of HOrti-
cultural Society ArOuSeS
Much Interest

Ncvoort. r. l.. June 27.--The second
annual Joint exhibit Of the Newport
Horticultural Society and the New
port Garden Association created CON
siderable interest among the summer
colony this week. for the garden asso-
citation is made up entirely of summer
residents. and they take a real active
part in the show, which this year was
held on land adjoining the estate OF
Senator George Peabody Netmore.
There is also a large amount Of in
tcrcst being taken in another outdoor
event that is soon 20 take place;
lawn fete on the grounds OF MIS-
Lawrence L. Gillespie for the beneht
of the Newport Historical Society
The women of the colony, as IN the
past. are always willing to lena
helping hand, and included among
those who have already accepted INV
tations to be patronesses OF the an
are Miss Mary Appleton. Mrs. ChaTleS
II. Bull. Mrs. A. b. Emmohs, M IS
SCHUYLER Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Ellsha
U-cr, Miss Martha A. Goldman, Mrs.
Hggh d. Auchincloss, Mrs. Joseph Har-
riman. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs
John Elliott. Mrs. /. Goodwin Hobbs
Mrs. John J. Mason, Mrs. Frederic
Nelson. Mrs. Charles Warren Appltt'
Mrs. George L. Rives,e Mrs. +. LIVING
SON LUDLOW. Mrs. Stuart Duncan
Mrs French L. Chadwick, Mrs. Lewis
Quentin Jones, Mrs. J. +. A. Clark, mrs
Epccne Sturtevant, Mrs. James D.
Brown. Nine. Bakhmetef, Mrs. +: ~
Sturgis. Mrs. Marsden J. Perry, mrs
George Henry Warren, Mrs. Clarence
Pen. AIRS. William r Glyn, Mrs. How
ard S. Graham, Mrs. William WAITS
Sherman. Mrs. Roderick Terry, MrS'
Harriet Brownell, Mrs. Charles II. Bald
win. Mrs. Robert Ives Gammell, MIS-
Charles L. +. Robinson, Mrs George
B. de Forest, Mrs. j. Fred PlerSon'
Mrs. Hayward Ferry. Mrs. Danlel b;
Fearing, Mrs. Charles 5. Whitman ana
Mrs. A. Winsor Weld.
The social colony has had engage
rocnt reports concerning two Of the
Younger members 10 discuss during
the last few days, though but one OF
the reports was authentic. The hrst
TO appear was that, Miss Mimi Scott
was TO marry an Englishman whohl
she had met on the steamer crossing
10 Europe. Miss Scott lost no time IN
denying this rumor, and her Irlehos
here when they first heard the report
could not believe il. The real engage
meat was that Of Robert Grosvenor;
son of Mrs. William Grosvenor,, and
Miss Mary Burnett, of Southooro'
Mass.
At least one Ocean av. home will not
DC opened this summer, for it has been
announced that Mr.. and Mrs. Phiilp A.
Clark are not to open their cottage.
They, however, will not give the Guy
The co-by entirely, for it IS expected
that they will be the weekend guests
Of friends frequently. Mrs. Jehress,
Of New York, after an absence OF
about twenty years, has again joined
tic sumner visitors here and is no"
smong those in the Gibbs aV. section.
Il is quite we'll understood that hr'
and Mrs. Joseph L. Widener. are TO re.
join the Philadelphia colony next
month. ana Mr. and Mrs. Percy a;
Rockefeller. from New York, will
spend q portion of the summer at the
cottage Of James Sdllman on Nara
ecrsett av.
There are also to be quite few TO
I+turn from Europe after extended
rs. Mrs. William r. Hunter and
daughter are already back, and Mr'