The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-18
NEWPORT, July II.

NEWfoNis Juiy 49,
1F there Is anything that will en-
trely unity the summer colony
= here It 10 a charity call. Each
year there are many entertain
len,s given for charitable purposes,
and this summer Is N exception to
ne rule. As In previous years, every
ody Is Offering aid, financial and
iherwise. to mako the affairs sue
lx.ful.
The first Of these entertainments
vas given this week. It was q lawn
.,s for the beneht OF ST. Mary's Or
damage Of Providence and was given
% the lawn OF Roslyn. the summer
aone Of Mrs. William Grosvenor. This
.s,a - usual. was largely attended
aad we'll patronised. all Of the various
eooths and other features doing q big
BUSINESS during the afternoon. with
.hs result that there will be quite q
stable sum to be turned over to the
aphAnage. The women Of the summer
colony not only arranged the party
S, also contributed their services al
saeswomen and mattresses.
The next charity affair will take
Place next Saturday afternoon and
evening at Rose Cliff. the homo of
NrA Hermann Oelrtchs. This promises
% b a unique entertainment and In
s.aborateness will rival the mammoth
Ped Cross fete which val given At the
Breakers last summer. Tho party
vii be for the benefit Of the families
o. the French and Belgians who re-
,lrned TO Europe as soldiers. This
leaeft originally was planned to con-
sE Of several entertainments, all to
he given on the same day. which was
70 he known as Secours Rationale day.
However, when Mrs. Oelrichs hit
upon the idea OF giving al her summer
FACE a FASHIONS Passing Show"
Which seemed to meet the popular
Az N4lOst WHO NtIC BldIiiiili6 otiltA
entertainments abandoned them and
'rned their attention to aiding Mrs.
Vt.richs and the other members OF the
'ommit,ee In arranging the fashion
'now and the other features Of the
'liertalnment.
The display Of the latest creations
{! me dressmakers and costumers will
Q Hn1N lFA 80 49, f ThArA
lie 10 be a number of theatrical per-
tormances, and of the announce
nenis OF the present week was that
"chard Ordynskl had consented to
age this part OF the affair. Miss
ie'trude Hoffman and her dancing
'Fs and Miss Anne Swinburne in a
sume play are on the programme.
nm a supper and dancing at night.
" parade OF the nations, in which
@ahy Of the young women of the sum-
-sF colony will take part. will be an
+e'eStlng spot on the programme.
IN the afternoon of July 81 there Is
De a dansant at Marble House, the
'ne OF Mrs, o. H., +. Belmont. and a
n' OF the proceeds will be given for
benefit OF children made destitute
me war, The remainder will go to
ward the cause OF suffrage. The
'nsressional Union again has a sum
~ headquarters here through the
Oor's Of Mrs, Belmont.
AZ th!s dance there Is to be a COM
ruuon in dancing for both young
wv old' Mrs. John j. Mason, Mrs. G..
Burrows, Mrs. Marsden j. Perry
w Mrs Leonard NJ. Thomas. who Is
chairman OF the general commit
offered prizes for the grown
sopie, and Mrs. Satterwnite, wife
~ Preston Satterwhitc. q guest OF
!" Belmont. offered prizes for a
,mpettlon NOM the children.
r,ac'ng contests have been held here
lure buy this will be the first COM
'Uon among the children.
Nhother houscwarming date has
H hNfd Ibis week. While II has
y" Known for quite n while that Mr..
Mrs, stuart Duncan would give n
"oNsowarning at Bonnie Crest.
,T new nome on Harrison avenue.
r"ly 30, II was not known until a
r,r.N ~ days ago what date Mrs.
80 y Widener had selected for
h, ou5U.nE % her new villa on
IA. N 10 arcauo. II IL to be on
kt.y ~ August 30 aGd in the