The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-20
NEWPORT SOCIETY
SEES TENNIS GAMES
Casino Tournament Brings Out
Great Display Of Attrac-
tive Costumes.
MANY DINNER PARTIES

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. 19.-As the lawn
tennis tournament nears Its end interest
grows and there was a larger attend
ance this morning al the Casino. Each
one Of the Newport women seems to
a new gown for every occasion.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. Jr.. was at
tired in a picturesque costume of the
1880 period of maize colored ~taffeta- the
full skirt being foupced to the waist, and
a quaint toaue of tho same shade. Mrs.
William Payne Thompson wore shrimp
pink chiffon combined with white and a
large picture hat Of the same ma
terials. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt wore
pale blue accordion pleated chiffon cloth
combined with white lace. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont wore an elegant costume
Of white net deliberately embroidered in
n pink open work design. her picture
hat being topped with clusters Of wheat.
Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard, who had
come from Narragansett Pier. wore a
costume Of white cloth with n Russian
blouse of the sam material bordered
with mink fur. She wore a toaue of the
same combination. Mrs. Francis c.
Bishops costume was OF black and gray
wide striped linen. and her hat was Of
black straw. Mrs. Joseph f. Widener
wore a rather simple costume of white
dotted null with a sash of brick red
- - At.nlr N~tn NOpn
with aigrettes.
Mrs. w. De Forest Manice wore a
costume of black and absinthe green
striped material and a pale blue silk
sweater. Her hat was of the same
shade Of green and she carried n long
walking stick Of green enamelled wood,
Miss Eleonora Sears. who came win
Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt, wore a coat
cost ume of white flannel and a white
sailor hal bound with black.
Many Others Present.
Among others who watched the
matches were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler, Miss Sarah Butler. Mr.. and MRS.
Augustus Jay, j. F. A. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton w. Cary. Lawrence M.
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Horace
Gallatin, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, Miss
Louise Ward McAllister, DR.. and Mrs,
Henry Barton Jacobs. Mrs. French van.
derbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M.
Chauncey, who are here with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Lorillard Barley Mr.. and Mrs,
Gibson Fahnestock. Paymaster Living
ston Hunt, u. s. ~. and Mrs. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Dana Winslow'
y,ho are al Bateman's with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grenville Kane Mrs. Herbert Shipman'
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Kidder, George
Peatody Eustis. Mrs--Harry Oelrichs'
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden. Mrs.
James r. Duke, Miss Georgiana Harri-
man Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. John du Fais
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick t. FIRE.
l~inghuysen.
one of the dinners OF this evening
was given by Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal
for her niece. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald
Adee, who is here for a visit.
Mrs, BeImont's Receptions.
Tomorrow will be an eventful day for
Newport. A crowd Is expected at the
Casino for the tennis and In the after
moor Mrs. Oliver II. L. BELMONT VII
give a reception with music at Marble
House. when the soloists will be Fritz
Kreisler, violinist, and Vernon DAT
nalle. barytone, who has recently com
from Paris. The event OF the nigh
will be Mrs. George d. Widener's ball
which will be given at her recent,
completed villa and will serve as 8
housewarming AS well. Elaborate prep
arations are being made and supper vii
be served by Sherry Of New York or
the terrace, thus leaving the house fret
for the dancing.
Numerous dinners will be given IL
advance OF the ball, the largest by Mr.
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones at Sherwood
their villa in Bellevue avenue, at which
Mrs. Widener will be the guest of honor
other dinners will be given by Mrs
w. Earle Dodge, Mrs. ], Stewart Bar
ney. Mrs. william Grosvenor. Mrs. Pres
colt Lawrence n Mrs. Barger Wal
ZACH. who will have among her guest
soAe OF the lawn tennis players.
Regis d'Oliveira. the recently ap
pointed Brazilian Minister to Austria
Hungary. and Nine. d'Oliveira arrived
here to-day and are at the Muenchinge
King for a fortnight. They have beei
visiting the Brazilian Ambassador, Dc
micio da Cana, and Nine da CANA a
their summer home in Long Branc
n. j.
A masquerade party will be given to
/. morrow night at Berger's Bellevue Lodg
with attractive surroundings. The room
are to be hung with gay colored lanterns
and there will be music by Boxhorn'
orchestra, which will be augmented 10
the occasion. A seated supper will b
! served.
Other entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry A. C. Taylor CAV
E a dinner last evening for Mr.. and Mr.
! Perry Belmont, who are here Tor IN
remainder of the season. Mrs Maturi
Livingston, who IL here with her daugf
I Ter Mrs. ogden Mills, expects to RENAL
until the end Of next month, Herbel
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