New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-12
TWO DEBUTANTES
COME OUT TO-DAY
Newport Society to Meet
Ethel Hartman and
Katherine Morgan.

Newport, Aug 11.-With the pros
poets bright for fair weather to-mor-
row, the gayest day of the present
summer season is expected. The pro-
gramme includes several sporting
events. The Newport championship
polo match will be played at the West
chester Club grounds, there will be the
weekly match at the Newport Coli
Club. and the Newport dog show VIII
take place. Besides, play in the mixed
doubles tournament will be continued
at the Casino.
On the social calendar for the day
the chief events will be the coming
out parties Of Miss Ethel Borden Harri-
man. daughter of Mrs. j. Borden Harr-
man. at the Clambake Club tomorrow
night. and Miss Katherine A. Morgan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin u
Morcan at the latter's home during
the afternoon.
Chief among the social affairs to-day
was the dinner and dance given TO-
night by Mrs. George Brooke, of Phila-
delphia, in honor of her debutante
daughter. Miss Lucille Polk Carter. IL
was a brilliant affair, the dinner being
attended by over eighty guests, who
were served from eight tables, ar
ranged on the prettily inclosed and
decorated piazzas of the house, and Tor
the dancing there were fully 300 guests
nanv Of them coming from other dinner
parties.
Roses and gladioli were the prin-
cipal flowers used in the decorations,
and out of doors the grounds were IL
Illuminated with electric lights. Con-
RAIDS orchestra furnished music for
both the dinner and dancing and also
played during the supper that was
served late at night.
The Dinner Hostesses.
Among the evening dinner hostesses
were Mrs. Joseph Z. Gazzam, Mrs. Harry
La Montague and Miss Wetmore, while
luncheons were given to-day by Count
ess Gizycka, Mrs. Hamilton W. Cary
and Mrs. Everard Strong.
There was a large gathering again at
the Casino to-day watching the play IN
the round robin mixed doubles, and the
winners Of the days matches were Miss
Edna Barger and II. c. Johnson, who
defeated Miss Bjurstedt and Oliver
Perrin; Mrs Barger Nallach and
Charles +. Sands, who defeated Mrs.
Arthur Scott Burden and Williams 7.
Burden. and Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas
ard Craig Bddle. who defeated Miss
Ruth Twombly and Thomas Ridgeway.
The Russian Ambassador has re-
turned 20 Washington for short stay.
James Gordon Bennett has returned
from New York, also Lawrence l..
Gillespie.
Elbridge T. Gerry, Hamilton Fish
Webster, Mrs. George 5. scott. Frank
X. Sturgis. Augustus jay, Guy Norman,
Mrs Edward z Potter George l..
Rives. Lispenard stewart. Mrs. David
King. +. -. Grand d'iIauteyille, /. shaw
SAFE. INnu X. lllfANIs AIlNhN hMNi
Bakhmetef. Oliver Gould Jennings,
George Peabody Eustis. Arthur Curtiss
jane. George Henry Warren, Hugh l..
Willoughby. Mrs Robert !. Gammell,
Mrs. Hugh +. Auchincloss, Stuart Dun
can. Miss Martha g. Goldman. Lewis
Cass Iedysru. Charles Frederick Hon
man. Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Edwin
d. Morgan. Dr. John J Mason. George
Gordon King. Charles B Hillhouse,
Reginald Norman. Peter G.. Gerry. Miss
Mabel Norman. Mrs. J Z. Busk and
Mrs Alexander S. Clarke have been an
nounced az recent contributors 20 the
Newport police relief fund.
Many Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum, OF
New YORK. are guests Of Mrs French
Vanderbilt. Henry ?. Russell, Of New
York. is visiting Francis Roche How
ard Shelley. OF Philadelphia, Is the
guest Of Craig Biddle. and Charles
Lawrence. of New York, is visiting
Robert ". Goelct ". D. Burden, Of
New YORK. IS visiting James A. Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Have
meyer. Of New York, are visiting Miss
Anna Sands. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kryn. Of New York, are guests Of Dr..
and Mrs. +. +. Concklln.