New-York tribune., 1920-07-31
Gay Days Ahead
For Newport i'm
Sports Events
Tennis Tourney, Dog Show
and Horse Exhibit All
Crowded Into August
and Early September
Several Charity Affairs
Much Entertaining Planned:
Mary Lawrence Post TO
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Newport Will have gay days in Au-
rus. and early September, for in ad-
5;.;on to the many private entertain
ments MANNED there are number of
charitable affairs and sporting attrac-
,iors scheduled that are of much inter
ast to society. The tennis tournament
begins August 9, the dog show will
he held on the 21st and the annual
horse show Will be held September
to s on the Casino grounds.
The committee for the dog show
consists of Mrs Gustav J. S. White,
Mrs. Michael Van Beurcn. Miss Alice
Brownen. Miss Margaret Dunlap, DR..
H. 7. Church and DR.. Philip +. Clark
Many donations in cups and cash prizes
already have been received, Among
.be contributors are Mrs. R. Livingston
Beeckmas, Mrs. R. Paul Andrews. Mrs
J. Francis A Clark. Mrs. Edward J.
Berwind. Mrs Charles Moran. Mrs.
Stuart Duncan Mrs. Joseph Hartman,
Mrs Arthur CurtiSs James and Mrs.
Julia French Geraghty.
Miss Mary Lawrence Post. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Waldron Knitting Post.
will be married to Gerard Vernon Wal
lop to-day in St. Johns Church, Say
vile The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev John H. Prescott and
reception VIII follow at the home of
Mr and Mrs. st, in Bayport, l.. l.
M Wallop is son of the Hon. Henry
Wallop. OF Big Horn Ranch, Sheridan
County, Wyo., who married L daughter
Of the late Judge S. J. Walker. of
Chicago. The bridegroom Is also neph-
ew of the Countess of Portsm outh. who
arrived from England last week 20 at
tend the wedding.
Miss Beatrice Clarke. daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke.
will become the bride Of George
Thomas Remington, September 4, in
LencN. The engagement was announced
fortnight ago.
The marriage of Mrs. Myra Kingman
Miller, formerly of Long Beach. Cal,
to Dr. Josiah G. Merriman, Of this
city. will take place August G. in Cal
vary Episcopal Church. Mrs. Miller is
president of the National Federation
Of College Women, CORES sponding sec
retary Of the National Council of
Women and chairman Of the official
tour OF the delegates Of the council to
The convention of the International
Council of Women in Christiauia, Nor
way.
Dr. Merriman is house physician of
the Bowman Hotels and lives at the
Hotel Commodore. He is graduate
ST Colgate For number of years he
has held the chair OF chemistry at the
Philadelphia College OF Osteopathy.
and is the author OF several textbooks
en- this science. Mrs. Carl Erling
Hoard, wife of Lieutenant Hoard. U. S.
n, has come from Seattle. Wash. to
attend her mother as matron of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Goodwin
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter at Swanhurst. the
villa OF Mrs Godwin's mother, Mrs
George L. Rives. at Newport. Mrs.
Goodwin was Miss Mildred Rives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose V. Onativia. of 16
Last tlghty-second Street, are at the
Aspinwal Hotel, Lenox, for d short
stay
Mr.. and Mrs Bradish Johnson Car
roll, who are spending the summer at
greenwich. Conn. and Miss Marion
Carroll. who Is to be married to Martin
" Littleton jr- next Wednesday, have
been in the city for few days at their
house, 10 East Eighty-hfth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Osborn.
who are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Jay SchietFelin at Tranquility
Farm, Asheyille, Ne, will return to
Garrison, n. Y, early in September to
be guests of Mr., and Mrs William
Church Osborn.
Brigadier General and Mrs. Charles
r Roe and their daughter, Mrs. Pres
tott Slade, have gone 10 the Adiron-
aacks to spend the remainder of the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis William Rande-