The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-21

= TENDERS of the summer col.
MI ony who are also members
i. v L of the Newport chapter O.
the Red Cross are still arranging hen.
efits for the organization and for other
charitable institutions; but the Red
Cross is by far the most popular.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly has
arranged to give a Red Cross bridge
party at her summer home Vinland,
on July 2S, and II is announced tina,
there will be series of -four French
lectures given in August for the same
object, at the homes of Mrs. r Llv-
ingston Beeckman, Mrs. French Van.
derbilt, Mrs. George S. Scott and Mrs.
William f. Whitehouse.
r. Suffern Taller. who with his
family, is at Honeysuckle Lodge, has
hit upon another idea whereby the
Red Cross can be benefited. There
does not seem to be much prospect o:
having any polo games in Newport
this summer, and Mr. Taller, who has
been one OF the leading spirits In
keeping polo alive at the Westcheste-
Club hates to see the clubhouse on
the field at Bateman Point remain
idle. He Is therefore arranging 70
have the clubhouse opened and Used
as a tea room for the benefit OF au.
tomobilists who might Ike to stop
there during drives. The procet'
will be turned over to the Newpor'
chapter.
The chapter has begun tn receive
returns from the war garden started
by Miss Dorothy Carroll during IRE
spring. This week the first Of tho
public sales of produce was held or
Washington Square. The Misses
King, Norman and Cameron and a
few others who have assisted Miss
Carroll in caring for the garden afo
now helping her in conducting the
sales. which are meeting with much
success.
The present week has been en.'v-
ened, especially for those with army
and navy connections, by the wedding
of Miss Anne Grove Decker. danGht''
of Capt. and Mrs. Benton c. pecker
l. S. n, and Capt. Albert Hall Cross
II, I =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan ar
rived during the week and ar" At ihe''
summer home near Bailey's Beach. ai'
il is doubtful If Newport will s'e mNcs
Of the Misses Dolan this summer
Miss Rose b. Dolan is still in France
driving an ambulance and Mss Mex
andra b. Dolan Is taking nurs'r2
course in one of the Philadelphia hos
pitfalls.
/ Miss Alexandra Dolan will be missa
at the Newport Horse Show neX
month especially, for whenever sN'
/ has appeared in the ring, either r''ni
/ nr driving, since the time she mad" 20
debut as a very little girl she has nj
ways been a favorite with the gallery
There is every prospect now INA
the show, which is to Zoe a lat" .A'e''
event. will be fully UP to the STANDARD
and apartment reservations az" ri
ready being made for II. II" r'-'rva
lions include those which have 0.''
taken hy l.. II IigE"tt of Boston Mrs
John W. Blodsett of Pride ''r"S'n
ana Joseph ". sylvester Of lianoy"'
Mass
There was n report about tn" CaS'0
early in the week to the effect ira
Mrs. William Disston Of lhNA9.lI.'
who at that time was the guest '
Mrs. Alexander ID. Il, Pratt, was I" 80
turn to Newport NEXT season anI Tx
2 house. Mrs Disston has sin " .'c'
cclled TO JCnkiniowH, IA. To- hc Wy
her daughter, Mrs. John WanawaE"'
lr. Mrs. Reginald G. VANDERBILT ~
was matron of honor at III" w'.'H.
OF Miss pisston and Mr.. Want1 ksI
has also gore to Jenkintown.