The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-10
Art Exhibitions Attract Summer Col.
.ony in Rhode Island Resort, Be
sides the Many Dinners,
Luncheons and Teas

have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward M. Padelford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Havemeyer, at present
touring in the West, are expected TO
come to Newport q little later In tho
season. Mrs. William A. Burden, who
had been the guest of her mother, Mrs
Hamilton Nick. Twombly, has gone to
Magnolia, Mass, for the remainder Of
the summer.
Miss Marguerite Caperton, daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
B. Caperton, has been the guest this
week OF Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock at
Harrison House, Miss Caperton lived
here when her father was comman-
dant OF this naval district, and during
the seasons that she and her mother
passed in Newport after Admiral Ca
perton had been transferred to another
command she became popular among
the colony's younger set She was
cordially greeted upon her return from
her present home in Washington.
Another couple expected later In the
season for the late summer activities,
including the horse show, opening on
August 20, are Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
M. Thomas, who made Newport their
summer home before they purchased
their present place at East Hampton,
L. I. They will visit Mrs. Thomas's
mother. Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs IN
her Kay street home. where also Mrs.
Charles de Loosely Oelrichs and her
daughter are guests.
Daniel Jones. a former Ensign in the
Naval Reserve Force. came from st.
outs this week to Join Mrs. Jones,
who has been the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Norman.
In their Portsmouth home, Brook
Farm. Mrs. Jones was Miss Barbara
Norman before her marriage last
spring. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gould of Wash
ington have also come to visit Mrs.
Gould's mother, Mrs. /. Goodwin
Hobbs. Another former summer resi-
dent who has arrived for q visit, hav-
ing taken apartments at the Muench-
niger King. is Mrs. Benjamin Clyde of
Philadelphia Other Philadelphians
here are Mr.. and Mrs. George McFad-
den, who win remain probably until
after the horse show.
Mrs. George 8. Scott at Belmead
and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind at the
Films, who have been Ill since their
arrival here, are improving and are
able to be about again. Mrs. Berwind
delayed her arrival here on account of
her health. Mrs Berwind, who for
merly held a prominent place among
the hostesses of the colony, has not
been doing much entertaining this
year.
The news Of the death Of Mrs. Gle
ment c. Moore at Saratoga Springs
this week was received with much
regret here. especially among the older
| members Of the colony. Mrs. Moore
before the death Of her husband about
| four years ago, was a regular summer
resident Of this city. and no large dim
ner company or social affair was com.
plete without Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
They came here annually for a long
stay at the Muenchinger King cottage
Bride 60 BE Is Among visitors.
Miss Lucy Patterson Of Southamp-
| ton has been the guest of Mrs. H
Casimir de Rahm. The engagement
of Miss Patterson to Mrs. de Rahfn's
bon Casimir was announced early In
the summer, and Mrs. de Rahm dur.
ing the visit of her guest took the
Clambake Club for a dinner and
Dancing for a party of young people
The wedding. 1t is understood. is tc
take place in New York in the au.
tumn.
| Another marriage for which tn,
summer colony Is getting ready 1,
that of Miss Lesley r. Pearson, daugh.
ter of Mrs. Frederick Pearsons, Il
Henry B. H. Ripley OF New York II
Trinity Church on August 80. Mr.
Ripley was a recent visitor at the
Pearson home. Angelsea, on Ochrs
Point. Mr.. Ripley's mother. Mrs
Charles B. Scott of Paris, will return
to this country for the wedding, a,
win also the sister of the bridegroom
elect, Countess Pierre de Well Castle.
A "for sale" sign has been erected
on another place on Bellevue avenue
Park Gate. the former residence o
the late Countess Annie Leary. TIL,
PLACE. which is at Pelham street ant
Bellevue avenue. has been standing
idle for a number of years. ...
It Is reported here, but not verified
that there is a possibility OF the Stuy
vesant Fish estate on Ocean. avenue
unoccupied since the death of Mrs
Fish, might pass into the hands o
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan L. Mott Of New
York, whose Middletown house, Para
disc Rocks, was destroyed by fire re
Gently. Some repairs are being mad
about the place. but these, II is said
are not for the present seasons use.