New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Newport Is Back
To Pre-War Basis
For a Gay Season
Prince of Wales Expected
to Hes Long List of
Notabl. Who Will Be
Visitors This Sum m e r
Sp>esal correspondence


NEWPORT. July 5.-Newport is
coming back to q pre-war basis As far
:. the summer colony is concerned,
.nd the season promises to be a brill
isnt one.
one feature, however, will be miss
;ny and that is Henri Conrad and his
orchestra at the Casino. There will
hs no music there, but he will be heard
again at Hill Top, where the orchestra
has been playing for the last couple
of years.
There may possibly be Sunday even
inc concerts At the Casino by some Of
the military bands about Newport. The
Sunday evening concerts were always
populsr with the Newport set
Newport was quite afutter this
xsek when it became known that there
x,s to be another wedding in the sum-
mer colony, that of Lieutenant George
Henry Warren, jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry Warren, and Miss Kath-
sr;ns Urquhart. daughter Of David
I,rouhsrt, of New Orleans, ana
cousin of Mrs. James A. Stillman. The
Wedding is TO be celebrated in Trinity
Church by the Rev. Stanley c. Hughes,
sbs rector. and it is to be followed by
q reception at the home Of Mrs. Still
man. in Narragansett Avenue Inc
hr;de-elect will arrive here the frs:
Of the week to be the guest Of Mr.: ana
Mrs Stillman, and there will be q
round nj festivities in honor Of the
vounp woman. Lieutenant Warren re-
Gently returned from overseas.
Notable among the weeks arrivals
have been Mrs. Ogden Goelet at Ochre
Court and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
wife Of Brieadier General Vanderbilt.
and their daughter, Miss Grace
Vanderbilt, who are now at Beaulieu,
in BELLEVUE Avenue, which villa Will
probably be the centre OF a NUMBER
~ large social affairs before the pres
ent season comes to an end.
The members Of the summer colony
here continue to make plans Tor the
entertainment of list of notables who
Are TO visit this city during the pres
ent summer.
The Prince o. Wales naturally heads
the list Of distinguished visitors VINO
are coming, being expected during the
latter part of August to visit Brlgadier
General and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt at Beaulieu and also Mrs. Ogden
CccJet. who is expected to have with
her n the same time her sister, Lady
Herbert, of England.
1t was reported from quite authen-
tic source during the present week that
Countess Szechenyi, formerly Miss
GLADYS Vanderbilt, would come to New
mort this summer to visit her mother,
Mrs. Vanderbilt. at The Breakers, and
II will be her frst visit to this city
in several years. II she does visit
Newport there will be quite a reunion
of the Vanderbilt family, for hel
brothers, General Vanderbilt and Reg.
insld Vanderbilt. will be here, as well
as her sister, Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
acy. who, with Mr.. Whitney, is ex-
pected soon at her Bellevue Avenue
home
1t has been said. too, this weel
that Lord and Lady Camoys, of Eng,
land, the latter formerly Miss Mildred
sherman, daughter Of Mrs. William
Watts Sherman, would come from over,
seas TO visit Mrs. Sherman and Lady
Csmoys's sister, Mrs. Lawrence L. Gil
lc7pic, who, with Mr.. Gillespie, is al
ready at her summer home on the
avenue.
Another August visitor from across
the sea is expected to be the Countess
Of RoXturghe, who has not been here ir
long time and who will come to visi
her mother, Mrs. Ogden Goeiet. 4 ii
also said that there is possibility
that the Duchess Of Marlborough anC
her son, the Marquis of Blandford, o.
England, will visit Newport during Au
gust. though there is no indication a.
yet Of the duchess's mother opening
Marble House.
Hrs. Rogers Pratt is making plan
for the entertainment Of Prince an
Princess Murat. Of France, whom sh'
expects to have as guests the latte
part % the coming month. Mr.. Prat
Is planning to give dinner and pos
sibly dance in honor Of her guests