The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
Photos. Cop wright, by Underwood and
Cnder wood.
Tennis tournament at Newport
Casino.

1 A feature Of the ballroom decora-
lions were a dozen or so posts gar
nished In green and each UNFOLDING a
novel lighting arrangement. which con-
sisted of a full moon, 1.-The light from
which furnished the illumination.
Among the dancers who appeared In
cotume We're Miss Lillian Hobson, Miss
Antonctte Bloodgood, Miss Lucia Chase,
Mss f'redrica Kellogg, Miss Lisa Norris,
Mrs. Alfred Hayman. Mrs. william
Russell, Miss Kitty Pen Smith. Mrs.
Mrs. John Norris, Miss Anita Carver,
Miss Dorothy Mgnice, Miss Dorothy
Norris and Miss Margaret Burton.
New Workers who entertained at dim
ner included Mrs. Harry Hardness, Mrs.
Irving II. Chase, Morris w, Morse, j. n.
Bonapartc, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Valen-
tine. Gerald 4. Hanlcy, Mrs. 7. B. Gull
ford, Mrs. Talbot Hanan, Mrs. 4. u.
Lambert, Miss Lillian Hobson, Mrs. G,
II. Steinway n q. .. Lambert.
Gov II. Livingston Beeckman was the
guest OF honor at a dinner given by Mr.
and Mrs, John II. Hanan of New York
at their summer estate. shore Acres, on
Tuesday evening. The guests numbered
l3j of the Piers summer colony. The
dinner table, which Vas octagonal In
shape, was made 10 represent a large
bird cage, the diners being on the in
side OF a Cildcd net. In the centre OF
the table was a floral piece made up OF
yellow and blu flowers illuminated by
electricity and representing the coat Of
arms OF Rhode Island. over the table
was "A large nest in which were twenty
five cauar!es and a barrel Of pigeons,
which were let loose early in the dinner.
New Workers present included Gen.
Walter r. StinCSs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T!lliughast, col. Samuel i. colt, MIR.
and Mrs. Talbo. ILaHan, Duke and
Duchess Arturo de Maio Dura2lo, Miss
Virginia Sands, Harr H.. Holloway,
Major Creighton Webb, MIR, and Mrs,
samuel Nicholson ANA Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert b.. Lambert.
After the dinner the party went to
the Casino, where tables were reserved
for them.
\ c!ambakc given by 3 W, Mathew
son to his hotel guests on Tuesday wns
The event of the week al the Mathew
sn. The details OF the party were
kept secret. and the eighty or SO guests
who attended were most a9reeably SUR
prised The AFFAIR WIS such "A success
that Mr.. Mathewson has promised
Others during the season.
ON Tuesday evening the movies
promised for guests and cottagers We're
I lIN NV ~ - 80 -
new Pathesoope machine revealed travel
pictures Of a very interesting nature TO
The large audience.
The usual Monday and Friday night
hops we're well attended this week,
George Liyesey of New York has been
secured TO lead the dancing and give
instruction uring the remainder of the
season.
Miss Marjorie Chase returned 10 the
II ,Ft., a., .<,aHlnl ~ D.
% the coast.
Miss Margurite Hunt and Miss Mary
Lurman of New York entertained at
dinner for Mrs. Wharton Poor. Miss
Edith Nesmith and Miss Grace Rowland
It the Atlantic House on Tuesday, Fol
lowing the dinner the party adjourned
20 the bridge tables.
Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Coomhs of New
York gave II luncheon at the Casino
FOR Mrs, A Il. Lambert and her
mother. Mrs. II. j. McGrew, Mrs, Leon
Alexander, Mr., and Mis-, 81, john Wood
and Mrs. julius Walsh, Jr,
Miss Alice DreNel VI New York ana
Newport was among those on the Poin,
judith Country club lawn AT the tea
hour Monday,
r.. Clarence Jones OF New York was
It the Country Clu IN Monday. He has
aiken n cottage At Jamestown.
l.llnel u, tiuNtS VI NEW 1bfh sItli
he week end with his sons. Luther and
Nelson Graves,
y Mrs. A. h, Lambert was the hostesi
NJ n dinner at Sagamore Cottage dur
i ing the week for Howard Baker, Mr.
and Mrs, st, John Wood, MIR. and Mrs
W. II. Coombs, Dr, and Mrs, A. +, Hop
kins, Mrs Howard Alexander, Mrs
George $ McGrew, g. G, Iupfel an,
A. r.. Wederer.
In the ladies' open golf tournament
which was held AZ the Point judith
country club, the following New York
ers were entered Miss Gertrude ID
e Coppet, Mrs, Philip Stevenson, Mrs
. Charles II, ~Snowden, Mrs, S, Hinma'
h Bird, Miss Dorothy ManiCe and Mr.
Harry Harrison,
o Rehcarsals for the operetta, Ca!
n RcVillon" and the skit "A Day at Mar
h ragansett," which are to he given 10
n the benefit of st. Peter's-by-the-Sea O
n August -, are taking place daily. Man
q members OF the Pier colony are In tn
cast.