The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-21
Mrs. M0reldnd
Has Large Dinner
Party in Newport
Bishop j. II. Darlington to
Present Flag to American
Legion of Resort.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERAi D.
NEWPORT, r. I. July 20.--To-day was
the hottest of the season in Newport. but
it did not stop the prearranged dinners
and luncheons. Among those entertain
ing was Mrs. Andrew M. Moreland. who
this summer has the Wilson villa in
Narragansett avenue. She gave large
dinner party this evening. Among the
guests were Dir. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown, who are with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
suffern Taller at Houeysuckle Lodge.
Mrs. John j. Wysong, Miss Marjorie
de l.. Oelriches and the Messrs. Henry
Z. and William 7. Eldridge.
Mr.. Condo Mast has come to Newport
for the summer and to-day leased
through Messrs. Deblois and Eldridge
Cave Cliff, the cottage belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Abney
Bishop James Henry Darlington will
present a nag to the Amerison Legion Of
Newport on next Monday evening. The
members of the organization will gather
at the Corners the Bishops place, where
the presentation will be made. Gen.
James Parker, who commanded a divi-
sion in the war and who has his per-
manent residence in AIlddletown here,
will be among those to take part In the
ceremony. Others will be Gen. Mont
gomery McComb, Gen. J. Fred Pierson
and Col. Joseph III. Willard, the latter
for many years prominent member of
the Engineer Corps in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings have
opened their villa for the summer and
arrived to-day after a short visit at
Southampton.
On the afternoon of July 26. at the
Casino Theatre. Miss Eva Gauthier will
give her concert. Mrs. George Eustis
Corcoran, pianist, will play. Additional
patronesses for the event are Mines
Richard 7. Wilson. Charles S. Whitman.
Craig Biddle, Gibson Fahnestock, w.
'Goadby Loew, James Henry Darlington.
Cornelius II. Tangeman, Andrew M.
Moreland. Frederick w. Rhinelander,
Beverley Bogert, Stilson Hutchins. Ste
phen H. Olin. Ashley II. Robertson.
Charles p. Plunkett James r. Legs.
Walter s. Andrews. Edison Bradley. Her.
bert Shipnlan, Moulton X. Johnston.
Ralph w. Plummer. s. J. Guthrie Nichol-
son. James Mapes Dodge. Archibald J.
Mcclure. Thomas Reed Brsdges, Horace
p. Beck. David r. Rough. II. Carrot
Smith, Robert Stead. Harry A. Titus.
Charles NJ. Bull, Jr.. Henry Parish. Will
idtu l.. SOiiIi, hIucS. 9oofSS iloiAhA1H
Burnham, William w. witherspoon and
Joseph S. l.. Wharton.
Mr.. Edward J. Berwind was elected
temporary president Of the Spouting
Rock Beach Association this morning.
The late Henry A. C. Taylor has held
the position for many years and a COM
mittee was at loss to choose success
sor until the meeting to-day. Next month
at the annual meeting Mr.. Berwind Will
be reelected.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie will
give a dinner on Friday evening at her
Bellevue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Robertson OF
Detroit are at the New Cliffs Hotel MIR.
and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson gave q
dinner tonight at their villa.
Mrs. James J. Brown and her niece.
Miss Helen Tobin. are expected In New
port for August. Mrs. Brown has been
In Europe for the last two years.
Mrs. George w. Widener has Joined
the villa colony. Mr.. Widener VIII ar
rive on Saturday.
At the Casino this morning were MI.
and Mrs. II. d. Warren OF Boston and
Mr.. H. Carey Morgan.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. j. Drexel
Adams are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Tuckerman at their Kay street cottage.
Mrs. Whitney Warren returned to-day
from New York, where she attended the
wedding of Miss Starr Miller and Lord
Queenbo-ough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden II. Hammond
have opened the Eidridge cottage AZ
Ochre Point