The sun., 1916-08-27


children. While ro,h!nE has been said,
T. is known that several OF the mothers
OF small children in the colony have been
watching tho situation closely. esps ciiily
IN regard to New York. At all events.
Newport Is TO have n late season. There
are some families who always leave soon
after Labor Day, but the greater part of
the colony win remain through Septom-
Der at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 4. c. Taylor have
always been late stayers. and they are to
remain late again this year. Mr.. and
Mrs. John r, Drexel will keep Fairho,m
open until November /, and Mr.. and Mrs.
william +. Glyn are to stay at Mlyf1tr
Until early November. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Aston. who have announced a
dance at Beechwood for September 9 (:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. l.. Gilbert and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who is at
Beaulieu with her family. will also stay
late.
NJ. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones are to
keep Sherwood open later than usual.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter,
who have apartments here this year.
cave announced tina, they will remain
Until september Is. Miss Julia Berw!nd
and Mss Margaret Dunlap OF Philadel-
Ih.a. who have the Whitney Warren
cottage on Clay street this year. will also
s'a" until september 80. when they go
70 White sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Storrs Wells
r"n,ed Their Bellevue avenue home.
thetc"odc, this summer to Mr.. and MIS-.
James T. Duke OF New York. and the
latter viii remain until September. After
N'r departure, ii Is understood that Mr..
AMI Mrs. Wells will return 10 this city
and Will stay here for the fall season.
Another late season announcement Of tho
present week was the rental OF Rosetta.
te home Of MIR. aad Mrs. James I.au-
'ers Van Allen. to Hr. and Mrs. James
Gordon Bennett for the remainder OF the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen are
occupying Wakehurst with James J, Van
A!en this summer. and on the grounds
o' that estate during the week there has
oeeh an interesting tennis tournament
!or he children players for prizes offered
by Mrs. Van Allen.
What with the horse show this week,
several polo matches. at least two golf
tournament and weather that was pro-
ouctlve OF much bathing at the beaches
mere mas been plenty TO keep tho MEM
pers OF the summer colony out Of doors
10y 'he greater part OF the day.
The week was also marked with the
largest social party OF the season and
vac most brilliant as we'll. the White
ana Hlafk Charity ball given at Mira
mar. 'he home Of DIR. and Mrs. Alex
a"cef hamilton Rice on lower Bellevue
avenue, The ball was for the Joint bene-
~ or the dependent families OF national
guardsmen Of New York and Rhode ISL
sha' and II proved 20 be a big success,
As far as known DR.. and Mrs. Rice
nave not set tho date for their departure
l1N 9 nVeA IN St - H. "
hon' blt that they will not leave before
'he e'd OF September seems assured bv
.ne ta,t that Mrs. Rice's daughter and
Eh-'A-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Eugene
'Noh' VINO are at Beverley this year,
are coming here TO be guests at Mlramar
!or the month.
While last week was crowded with
uhtees. This week has been marked nv
m'ir absence, everybody seeming to be
waiting Tor the big ball on Friday night.
.Mf'7 was. however, a small dance fol-
owing a dinner given by Mrs. Gibson
shhnHs'ock in honor Of her daughter.
NN' Margaret Fahnes'ock. and dancing
49, l1'Iowed a dinner that Mrs. Joseph
? W.l'ncr cav in honor OF the fifteenth
anniversary Of her daughter.
VI FIJI Widcner.
h''ha3y dinners have been very pop
..'f 70 N"Wputt this SEA- son. There Irs
'. ''.n a week s'nrc the ,csrou
"'' iNa' there has been at least
W""'> Clarence ". bo!an. A
'..'' n''' membH" az tho Philadelphia
...''F' had a birthday and the even,
WIS mn'N.d by a dinner given by Mrs.
".'o Tor = large number OF guests.
20" '"l"brRting Of wedding anniyer-
''''s 'op Is being made n basis for
,"',''t'Hins among the colonists. A
week o. 50 ago Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
~ mont who happened TO be visiting
o. W.T. ana Mrs August Belmont. CAV. n
'I''r IN honor Of their first ann!vcr.
h'4 IN the present week Mr.. aud
~ Harry Payne whitney, who hay.
mo" h''n IN New York. gave n dinner
"lr N'l'"vlc avonIe HON, In honor
q .''r 'Nrntj"th anuiversarv.
linen" has been plenty Of other on.
"' ildng and lunCheons and dinners
lave been given by Mrs. r. SuNorn
I..,er, Mrs, George i. Messcryy. Mrs.
m'Niam Starr Miller. Mrs. William
rayne Thompson. Mrs. j. J. Wysonx
MIA Robert X. Hit. Mrs. Joseph NJ.
canaan (whe. It u said. may purchase