The sun., 1919-07-06
NEWPORT, July 5.

M to ring merrily in tho sum-
mer colony here before the
ending of the present season. A
wedding will take place this month
and another next both In historic
Trinity Church, with the Rev. Stanley
C. Hughes, rector Of the church, OFF,
ciating.
The first will be the marriage next
Saturday of Lieut.. George Henry
Warren, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry Warren, who are at
their summer home near Bailey's
Beach, to Miss Katherine Urquhart,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Urqu.
hart, prominent in social circles in
New Orleans 1t will be followed by
a big reception in the summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stillman,
Miss Urquhart being related to Mrs.
Stilln1an She will arrive the coming
week to be Mrs. Stillman's guest and
there will probably be considerable
entertaining In her homer.
The other wedding, set for August 80,
will be that of Miss Lesley Frederick
Pearson, daughter Of Mrs. Frederick
Pearson, to Henry B. Hyde Ripley. son
of Mrs. Charles r. Scott and the late
Sidney Dillon Ripley. This also wiz
take place late in the afternoon and
is to be followed by a big reception
in the summer home Of Mrs. Pearson.
Anglesea, on Ochre Point. The mar
riage OF Miss Pearson's sister to Bev-
erley Bogert in 1914 in Trinity Church
was one of the seasons events. Mr..
and Mrs. Bogert ara passing the sum-
, mer in Newport this year. they hav-
Ing taken the Blue Bird Cottage on
Halidon Hill.
> There is q possibility Of another
wedding here before the season comes
to an end II all reports are true. Bev-
erley R. Corbin returned from New
York this week to spend the Fourth
and the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Corbin, at
Pine Lodge. Miss Lucille Elliott OF
Brooklyn is also their guest. The lat
ter is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Elliott of Brooklyn, and
while there has been no formal an
nouncement of the engagement OF the
young couple, 1t Is reported in the
summer colony that 1t Ia a fact and
has been knewn by their friends for
several weeks.
Holiday Rush to Newport. -
There seems to have been a general
rush of regular summer residents and
guests toward Newport this week. SO
as to be here for the Fourth Of July.
Col. George r. Fearing has arrived
at his Narragansett avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Post Mitchell, who have
taken apartments. at Pine Lodge have
arrived. Mrs. Edward A. Wickes Of
New York has arrived at the same
place to spend the remainder of the
season.. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Freling-
huysen have arrived from New York;
Miss Anna Sands has arrived at her
summer home and James J. Van Allen,
who had been fishing in Canada, has
returned to Wakehurst4 Mr.. and Mrs.
Barklie Henry of New York have ar
rived at The Poplars, which they have
taken for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Widener are at Midcliff.
Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal and family
were among the weeks arrivals. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Gray Griswold OF New
York have taken possession Of the
McCagg cottage on Gibbs avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. McCagg and family have
left for their trip to Japan with Mrs.
John Nicholas Brown and her SON.
Miss Virginia Scott Hoyt has arrived
at her Catherine street home. Mrs.
Ogden Goelet, who Is to be one of the
hostesses OF the Prince Of Wales, has
also arrived at Ochre Court.
Gen. and Mrs. Corpelius Vanderbilt
and their daughter, Grace Vanderbilt.
have arrived at Beaulieu. Mrs. Stan
ley Mortimer has come from New
York and Is at the Muenchinger King
for while before taking possession
OF her summer home. Mrs. Charles
S. Whitman and family. Mrs. Reginald
c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. William Wood
ward and Mr.. and Mrs. William Gam
mel have also arrived.
Mrs. James Mcdonald OF Washing
ton has also arrived with her guest
Princess Murat' of Paris, and while
they suffered an automobile mishap on
their way to Newport in which both
met with slight injuries, they are about
again. The Prince and Princess Mu-
rat are to be the guests of Mrs. Rogers
Pratt a little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. sturgis have
come from Lenox and are at Faxon
Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs, w. Goadby
Loew. whose arrival this year has
been later than usual, are at their
cottage. Mrs. John r. Williams of
Washington has taken possession of
one OF the Pinard cottages. Mrs.
Charles L. F. Robinson is at Hearts
ease on Kay street. which she has
had extensively renovated.
The Astors Open Beechwood.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor have