The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
DANCE Is FEATURE
OF NEWPORT SHOW
First Informal Ball for Ten
Years i'm Casino Proves to
Be Great Success.
BALCONY SUPPER SERVED
Ripley-Pearson Wedding To-
day Is Principal Event Of
the Week End.
BY a star Correspondent Of THE SUN

BY sta6 Correspondent Of THE SUN.
NEWPORT, Aug. 2e-There was an
other large gathering at the horse show
to-day. A band from Fort Adams
played during the events. In addition
to those seated in the boxes many per-
sons watched the judging in the show
ring from the lawns Of the Casino.
Lady Marlborough came with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen, and the
Countess Macchi di Cellere, wife OF the
Italian Ambassador, was another of the
titled persons in the gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles R Scott were
with Mrs. +. Gray Griswold and Mrs.
Whitney Warren. Mrs. Frederick Pear
sons party included Mrs. Frank X.
5turgis, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel n. Hinek-
ley, Miss Lillian Endicott and George
Ledlie
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothee E. Adamow-
SKI and Mrs. Barkiie Henry were with
Mrs. Cyrii B. Judge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander I'd, who are here
for the Ripley Pearson wedding, were
among the new corners.
Mr.. and Mira James 8. Cushman were
With Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James.
Many insthe Boxes.
Among others in the boxes were Mr..
and Mrs Jorge Andre, George Peabody
wetmore, Miss Edith wetmore. Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome ". Bonaparte, Edward :.
Berwind. Miss Julia Berwind, Mrs. John
r. Drexel, Mrs. David wagstah. Mrs.
willoughby Sharp, Miss Dorothy sharp.
w. Goadby Loew, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
c. Pel, Jr.. Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mrs.
Joseph Sampson Stevens. Charles Rich
ardson. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Haz-
ard. Mrs Prescott Lawrence. Miss Kath-
arine Buckley Lawrence. Mrs. Henry
Clews Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer.
Mrs Edgar NJ. Phelps, Mrs. Ward
Douglas. Mrs. Joseph E. Widener.
Brewster Reamey, Mrs. Frederick -.
Sands, Miss Martha Goldman. Mrs.
Eugene s. Reynal. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown Potter. Mrs. ]. Stewart Barney.
Maurice and Francis Roche, Mrs. Work
Hewitt, Miss Lydia Redmond. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry A. c. TAYLOR. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander. Mrs. George i.
Bliss. Charles Z. Sampson, George r.
Fearing. Mrs. Elisha DyrT, Mrs. Fred
Nelson. George Sykes Wallen, Count
Raoul ID. Adeemar, Mrs. Austen Gray
]. f.. A. Clark, Miss Audrey Hoffman,
Miss Marion Tiffany. Mrs Dudley
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav s. J. White
Stanley Mortimer, Jr.. Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Webster Mrs. James Mcdonald
Lorillard Spencer. Mrs. ]. Fred Pier
son. Jr., Mrs. Lawrence L. Gillespie,
Miss Ruth King. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton
Carsartt, Archibald A, Hutchinson. Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Deforest Manice, Mrs
Craig Biddle, Mi. Vincent Astor. Mrs.
Henry Potter Russell. Joseph c. Bald
win I'd Mrs. Charles l. Hudson, MI
and Mrs. George p. Messervy. Mrs. e.
l. F. Robinson, Miss Elizabeth A. Rob
inson, Major -. Ir-,s ntou WEI. a.ia ,..s
Rev. Henry V. b. Darlington.
Dance Isl Success.
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Mrs Vincent
Aston. Mrs. Barger Wallach and Miss
Ruth Twombly, who last week were
elected on the board Of governors of the
Newport Casino. were successful in their
endeavor to bring back the dances to the
Casino. which formerly were among the
most agreeable gatherings OF the New
port season.
The first dance for more than ten
vears' was held tonight. II was an in
formal entertainment. the subscribers
coming from numerous dinners. some OF
which were given by Gov. and Mrs. X.
Livingston Beeckman, Mrs. w. Miller
Crshem. Mrs, George e. widener. Mrs.
Arthur @. Glasgow. Mrs w. GoadDy
Ioew and Mrs Forsythe Wickes.
The stage Of the ballroom was set
with palms and plants in bloom, and
about the room were hung baskets OF
pink and white flowers. The verandas
were enclosed with bright colored hang
ings forming a lounge room. supper
was served In the upper balcony. Con-
RAIDS orchestra. which was stationed on
the stage, played for dancing. Prac'
tically the entire colony was represented
the young people predominating.
Miss Louise Scott. who has been here
for the summer with her mother, Mrs
George S. Scott. will sail for Europe on
the Rotterdam September"17. She will
ioin her niece. Mrs. Philip Cable. who
was Miss Mimi Scott. Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip Rhinelandor I'd, who arrived to-
day, are at Hilltop Inn.
More visitors Arrive.
: Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Winslow are
here from Tuxedo Park and have Joined
Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Kane at Bate