New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
sARATOQ1A REVIEWS ITS YOUTH WITH RACE WEEf
n. Y. Yacht Club
Fleet at Newport
Mrs Richard Stevens and Miss Elsie Stevens Entertain
Mrs Wysong Gives Musical-Nlarble House
Dansant Nets $1,000 for War Sufferers.

the best all-round athlete amorg ~.
girls. She is fifteen years old az
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Goadby Loew. She is as enthusiast.
for swimming as she is for TENN,
Recently she swan between Hsza,S,,
Beach and Bailey's Beach, more 10.
mile, in three minutes better tine
than did Constance Warren, NAV
Countess Guy de Lasterie, four year,
ago.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston who has bee,
here as the guest Of Mrs. joseph y
: Widener, made her appearance on Tia
courts one morning, playing with
Charles f. Sands in a mixed double,
match against Mrs. Howard G. Cush.
ing, Of Boston, and Gary Morgan. Of
New York.
With the New York Yacht Cluh
fleet here for a couple Of days, there
we're more informal parties thar
usual. One Of the larger parties q,
the week was the dinner, followed hy
dancing, given by Mrs Richard Ste.
yens and her daughter, Miss Elsie Ste.
vens, at Hill Top Inn. There is 10 Be
another similar affair, though larger
given at the same place in a shor,
, time. Maurice Roche has selected tie
night of August Is for this party. and
he is TO have a company Of 100 a.
dinner, and probably as many more
for dancing.
Mrs. John J. Wysong, following h,
custom. gave another musical at her
home, Greystone, late in the week.
Mrs. Frederick W. Goodman, former.
" Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark. has been here
this week as the guest OF General and
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson. She has since
returned to New York, but before she
went she gave orders for the closing
of her Middletown estate, Gray Craig
Park, to the public. While the flowers
of the gardens were in full bloom, Mrs.
Goodman allowed the public 70 roam
about the place at will, and hundreds
visited the park. There were so many
entering the place IL was impossible
to keep control of them, and therefore
Gray Craig has been closed for the
time being, at least.
The dansant at Marble House week
ago to-day for the joint benefit Of the
Congressional Union for Woman Suf.
frage and the children made destitute
by the war Melted about $4,000, and
this week there has been sale in the
Casino theatre building for the benefit
of wounded French soldiers. This was
given under the patronage Of Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas, Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt
jr., Mrs. K. Livingston Beeckman, Mrs.
Craig Biddle and Mrs. Royal Phelps
Carroll.
One of the entertainments Of the
week was a reception given by Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock, the feature being
a recital by French schoolmaster and
ex-soldier. who is summering here.
One of those who has been welcomed
back TO the colony during the last few
DAYS was Edward J. Berwind, who Is
at his horne, The Fins, and who soon
after his arrival was hOnored by re-
election TO the board OF governors at
the Casino for another term Of four
wears, he, Lewis Cass Ledyard, Edwla
d. Morgan and Milton B. Barger al
being reelected. Miss Julia Berwint
and Miss Margaret Dunlap, Of Phila'
delphia. are arriving on Monday 70 be
the guests Of Mr.. Berwind, and ne rs;
already planned to give series o.
dinner parties and several lnforma
dinner dances before the end OF the
j summer.