New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-05

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Horse Show and Ball
Lead Events at Newport
hound OF Dinners and Dances at Casino, Country
Club and at Beaches, Mark Equine Exhibition and
Also Precede Brilliant Dance at Art Association

ellis, Miss Rita Higbce and Mrs. A.
Leroy Greason.
Among those taking part in the ORR
entail pantomimc were Mr. Cotton,
arthur Balmer Commerford, Miss Cath
crime Morris, who also gave an inter
pretative dance during the evening:
Miss Olive Watson, Miss Airline Har-
gouss Price, Miss Mary Heustis, Miss
Paulette van Roekens, Mrs James Pow
e!! Cozzens, Mrs. Charles H. Hubbard,
MISS Ruth Thomas, who, with Mrs.
Lyman Colt Josephs, supervised an art
bazaar during the evening; Miss Doro-
Bozyan, Stewart Landers, William Hen
derson, Wynnc Stevens and Earl
Stevens.
Swimming Record Broken
Because of the Summer Coloney- City
Officials baseball game last Saturday
the annual play for the Count di Turin
unit Monday, out because the holder of
the key to the box wherein the score
cards were deposited after the match
was in New York, the winner of the
cup could not be determined this week.
It was intimated that John Russell
Pope had the low card, but that was
not certain, SO that the players and the
many others interested were forced to
wait until the return of Royal Phelps
Carroll, late in the week.
Following the breaking of the
women's swimming record from Bailey's
to Hazards Beach last week by Miss
Anita Strawbridge, Miss Evelyn Loew
and Mrs. Dan Jones, little Miss Marian
Wickes sprang a great surprise this
week by breaking the new record by
minute. Miss Wickes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Forsythc Wickes, is only
twelve years old, and this fact makes
her accomplishment the more remark
able. Competitive swimming among
the young people Of the summer colony
has become more popular this summer,
due in particular to the start given by
the offer of the cup by James Brett
Stokes for the swimming race among
the younger girls.
At the Art Association on Thursday
morning many gathered in the Cush-
ing Memorial for the second Of series
of morning musicals which are under
the direction of Mrs. George Peabody
Eustis. This week recital was by
Miss Lorraine Wyman and Howard
Brockway.
One of the largest affairs of the
week was held this evening at Beech
wood when Mrs. Vincent Astor gave g.
dance for the young set Of the summer
colony. Several dinners preceded the
dance, the guests going to Beechwood
later.
When members of the younger set
began informal dancing on the Casino
piazzas during the Wednesday after
noon concert, an idea which resulted in
an Innovation in the life of the Casino
was born, and so this afternoon the
orchestra played expressly for dancing,
and many were present for that par
ticular purpose.
1900 at Casino Concert
Sunday evenings attendance at the
Casino concert was the largest Of the
season, more than sixteen hundred
being seated on the piazzas and about
the grounds. Among those entertain
ing at dinner in the grill prior to The
concert were Captain and Mrs. Roger
Wells, Captain and Mrs. Simpson, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Alexander Andrews, Mrs
Nathaniel Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev.
erly Bogert and Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Lorillard.
Governor and Mrs. Beeckman had nj
their guests for the week end GeorYs
Edmund Foss and his daughter, Mis-,
Katherine Foss. who came from Provi
dence with the Governor on Thursday
Among the dinners tonight from
which many went to the dance at tn,
Astors' were those given by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie an,
Baron Avessano, the Italian Ambassa
dor. Mrs. William Woodward gave ,
luncheon to-day