New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-04
Fourth of July Launches
Social Season at Resorts
Program Calls for One Continual Round of Enter
tainments, Both Private and Charitable, at Sea-
shore and Inland Colonies From Now Until Sept

Independence Day always marks the
beginning Of the social activities at
the various fashionable resorts, and
rom now until Labor Day there will
be one continual round OF entertain
Msnts OF both private and charitable
nature al the seashore and inland
places where society gathers in the hot
months. The Fourth being celebrated
On Monday this year virtually has
made four-day holiday. All the re-
sorts have been crowded since Friday
and there has been much gayety in the
last two days.
The plans for tomorrow are nu-
merous and varied, with the many cell
eoratlons appropriate to the occasion
sporting attractions for the day and
i-rge dieners and dances in the eve
nng. Newport, Bar Harbor, Southamp-
la, the Massachusetts, and New Jersey
coasts, the Adirondacks, Thousand Isl
ahds and other places are filled with
persons OF prominence from New York
end other large cities throughout the
country
Newport already has had Is first
eaeoutsnte reception Of the Season.
MSS Jrdith Lee Dismukes, daughter of
captain Douglas F. Dismukes, L. S.
w. ard Mrs. Dismukes, was presented
y soclety on Thursday by her mother
a. the naval training station. The
eeeutanto was assisted in receiving by
MS. William s. Sims, Mrs. Paul
Speedy, Miss Mary Watkins Davies,
rs; ass Elizabeth P Harris and Miss
na.aoeth Rice Assisting Mrs. Dis
mlAes were Mrs. Charles p. Plunkett,
WE OF Rear Admiral Plunkett, U. 8.
~ a., Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. Henry V.
ppu.ief' Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mrs.
nufus q. Johnston, Mrs. George Logan,
us. Martin E. Trench and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Old.
IN friday evening large dance was
tNen TOT Miss Dismukes at the train
wives.
while the summer is not a popular
n moa!h with the brides, a number of
,S s;aalngs Of interest will take place
s Nls month and in August. One Of the
pas. OF the July brides was Miss
n nIsasilce Lounsbery, we'll known golf
wye, among the younger women of
'T n 1ork. She was married to John
oia Aenwick, a member. Of one of the
s ss.es families of this city, yesterday
R.ssfnoon IN st. Matthew's Church in
I nwa Hills. The ceremony was fol-
Is"ea by a reception at the home of
b bsa iather, Henry r. Lounsbery. The
ls .ue r. was attended by Mrs. Oliver Car
bs hartman, and Miss Mary F.. Hill
PE, Fuse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ss, uue,s Hlllhouse. Joseph Rerwick
~a as best man, and the ushers
sie James Spencer Brown jr.. Henry
~, .;ouhsoery jr, brother Of the bride;
s M Jenkins and M. C. Macarthur.
~ me me guests were limited to members
y Inc two families.
mis-. Mss Gladys Elizabeth O'Brien,
laughter laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Th aspn o'Brien. will be married to
IN Una, W. ;, darcy Osborne jr., Tuesday,
ia we chapel Of Notre Dame, this city.
Rev 'esremony will be performed by the
Doc.ssohn Flanagan, Chancellor of the
br;Sssse OF Illinois, a cousin of the
p,..a nav. Miss O'Brien is a grad
wave wave OF Saint Elizabeth's College, Con-
,s,s station, N. j. She served over
NJ NJ ~ with the Knights of Columbus.
dn ,;os served in the 85th Division
lv.' the war. He and his bride will
nsmt IN Rockford, Ill.,, where he is a
ba%oer OF the firm of William ]. Os-
ana a's y, Grace Darling, daughter of Mr.
srs, mrs. William A. Darling and a
CoIlih"aoaughter of William A. Darling
Es,asetor Of the Port, was married on
Hs,anl stay in the gold room of the
81 Id D. rlaza to Robert Evershed Myers,
,Mochester, N. Y. son of Mrs. r. N
ds ssis. The bride was given away by
IA Drother, William Lee Darling. She
adj. neat-gre t-granddaughte Of Brig
f General Daniel Lee.
sass advancement has been made of the
Canss:em of Miss Margaret Wh!pple
soh, daughter OF the late Mr.. and