New-York tribune., 1920-08-22
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NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 21.-This has
been quiet week, compared with the
preceding one, with the tennis tourna-
ments the outstanding features, but
the rest was welcome, for last week
was filed with social affairs, which
kept the summer colony on the go
until late in the evening and early
= matches necessitated them getting to
the Casino early in the morning.
Principal among the closing events
is the annual horse show at the Ca
slno, and this year it Will be for the
benefit Of the Newport Hospital. 1t
promises to be one of the best shows
since before the war, according to some
OF the officials. Reginald c. Vanderbilt,
VINO Is at Sandy Point Farm, III dis
eussng the prospects, declared that
indications point TO a fine exhibit.
The reservations for boxes have been
many and include most Of those promi-
nent IN the summer colony. James
town, where many prominent Philadel-
pnla and s.. Louis families pass the
summer also is interested in the show
Dr Thomas &. Ashton is on the horse
SHOW committee, and he always enters
a rne string. He has taken a box, as
nave Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac n. Clothier,
also Of Jamestown.
others who have reserved boxes are
Mrs. Richard Gambrill, Miss Fanny
roster Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody
htustls, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Henry Clews,
mrs: William Watts Sherman, Reginald
y Vanderbilt. Forsythe Wickes, Gov
ernor Beeckman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2.
A. Gilbert John r. Drexel, Mrs. Will
nam Grosvenor. Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons,
commodore Arthur Curtiss James. Ed
WARD d. Berwind, Judge ". H. Moore,
Lewis Cass Ledyard, Williams P Bur
oen and Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
Busy Week for Governor
Governor Beeckman had another
ousy week. Monday he spoke at the
MNi'eenth anniversary exercises of the
newport Civic League, of which Mrs.
Sohn Nicholas Brown has been the
.,eadlng spirit for so long; on Tuesday
ne was called TO Bristol Ferry to ad-
Sless an anniversary meeting of the
newport County Equal Suffrage
league, that Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott
Tas Ta stood behind since its inception.
thursday he was scheduled in the
morning to review the junior naval
eserves at Camp Sims, Prudence
sand and in the afternoon he took
part IN an Elks outing.
me annual show of the Rhode Is
.sau Kennel Club was held yesterday
.. tne Casino Theater with many dogs
VI the summer colony entered.
me principal event next week will
~ tne fete that the Navy Relief So
sie'ys Rhode Island auxiliary is TO
sse at the training station for the
'.snent of its treasury. Among those
"no are assisting in the arrangements
Sie Mrs. Douglas E. Dismukes, Mrs
ssiuaties NJ. Thomas, Mrs. William S.
sMms' Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman
ss's. Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Henry
Dsf'on Jacobs, Mrs. William Grosve-
aaos. Mrs. John W. Morse, Mrs. Ham
n,on n,on Fish Webster, Mrs Edward Fl.
w, W., Mrs. Louis S. Treadwell, Miss
nsemore, Mrs. George c. Thorpe, Mrs.
aa@eSander I SliSer Hamilton Rice. Mrs. Charles
a. onild and Miss Louise Scott.
Naval Officers Entertain
uIne presence here on Sunday and
ssy saonday Of the battleships Pennsyl-
,s..n,a, Florida, Arizona, Oklahoma,
ros @h, Delaware and Nevada resulted in
ny informal dinner and luncheon
Hsi.les r. for officers from the squadron
.s ehe summer colony, and return en-
ships. '"e ""'o o0AA'
among those who registered at the
'.no during the week were de Cour-
NJ. NJ. fales, Richard w. Stevens, and
asnaniel Thayer Of Boston, who has
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Nathaniel