The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-13

Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt Each Arranging Ball for
Royal British Visitor to Resort

stay of six weeks with Alfred johnson
at the Curley cottage. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Jones, the latter formerly MISS
Barbara Norman, are to arrive soon
to visit Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bradford Norman, at their MID
d,etown farm. They are coming from
their homo In ST. Louis.
Lieut. Radmore Of the British navy
has been guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte during
the week, as has Mrs. Wheelwright
| Burgess, who is a relative OF the late
| Dowager Duchess Of Manchester. Mr..
and Mrs. Bonaparte gave a luncheon
in honor OF their guests during the
week.
Titled visitors Expected.
Other titled visitors who are ex-
pected between July Is and 20 are the
Count and Countess Mario di Zoppola,
the LITTER formerly Miss Edith Morti-
mer. The Count and Countess were
married in New York recently and arc
coming here for a short visit with the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer, prior to their sailing for
Italy on July 20. Stanley Mortimer,
Jr., who served as an ensign in tho
naval reserve force during the war,
Joined his parents here during the
| week. .
| William Earl Dodge, who reached
the rank Of major In the army during
the war, has not taken cottage here
this summer but is expected In New
port before long to visit some OF his
numerous friends.
The report current in Newport DUR
ing the week that there was prom
ability that tho Atlantic fleet, contrary
to early plans, would not base on Mar
ragansett Bay this summer, the SHIPS
making only occasional visits here.
has caused considerable disappoint-
ment among the naval colony and
among some of the summer colonists.
The feet has not been here since the
| beginning of the war and II is stlll
hoped that Admiral Wilson will make
out his intinerary so as to make Mar
ragansett Bay the regular northern
base Of the feet.
The concert to be given in the rooms
Of the Newport Historical Society on
Tuesday for the benefit of the Ameri-
can Women's Hospitals is to be under
distinguished patronage. Patronesses
announced include:
Mrs William S. Sims, Mrs. Cameron
MGR. Winslow, Mrs. L. ii. r. slater
Mrs. Rogers Pratt, Mrs. ]. Fred Pier
son, Mrs. John Wanamaker, Mrs.
Frederick Lathrop Ames Mrs. Will
lam Miller Graham, Mrs. Arthur
Graham Glasgow. Mrs. Lawrence T.
Paul, Mrs. Melvin A. Bronson, Mrs.
Scott B. mcfarland, Mrs. Lewis S.
Chanler, Miss Jeane Coudert, Mrs.
John II. Williams. Mrs. George d.
Dixon, Mrs. George l.. Hamilton, Mrs
Martin z. Trench. Mrs. James LenoN
Banks. Mrs. II. Z. Rowland. Mrs.
James Mcdonald, Mrs. J. S. L. Whar-
ton, Mrs. Henry Davis Charles, Mrs.
r. Livingston Beeckman, Mrs. Paul
Fitzsimmons, Mrs. ]. Francis A. Clark,
Mrs. James w. Gerard, Mrs. W. Watts
Sherman.
Other patronesses are Mrs. William
Grosvenor. Mrs Joseph f. Widener,
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs. Howard
Spencer Graham, Mrs. Charles Il. Hoff-
man, Mrs. Harry La Montague, Mrs
John r. Drexel Mrs. l.. l.. Gillespie,
Miss Fanny Foster. Mrs. Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte, Mrs. w. w. Sharp,
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Walter
s, Andrews. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson,
Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mrs John IL.
Hanan, Mrs. Workman James, Mrs.
Gustav s. J. White, Mrs. Henry Bar
, ton Jacobs. Mrs, Frederick Nelson,
Miss Rose B. Dolan. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Van
, Beuren, Mrs. Frederick p Sands, Mrs
George s. Scott, Mrs, J. j. Wyson&
Mrs Marsden ]. Perry, Mrs. James
. j. Brown, Mrs. Helen Ware Putnam
Miss Julia II. Worthington. Mrs. Pey1
ton ]. Van Rensselaer,. Mrs r. r
Chadwick, Mrs Edward ii. Campbell
Mrs. Edmund Grinnell. Mrs. George
+. Landers, Mrs. A. II. Robertson,
, Mrs. G. II. Anderson. Mrs. William p
Buffum Mrs. George T.. Chandler,
Mrs. w. I. Sweet, Mrs. George 3. Will,
Jams. Mrs. Herbert G.. Sparrow and
! Mrs. J. X Alexander.