The New York herald., 1921-07-10


HE arrival Of President Harding
In August will mean an un-
usual programme Of entertain
ment for the resort. AS already an
nounced. he will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller and will
come from Washington. The Presi-
dent will play over the new golf course
OF Mr.. Taller, which is said to be one
OF the finest nine hole courses in the
world.
Naturally Monday was a busy day in
social circles, for with the holidays
many Joined the colony and there
were several large entertainments.
One of the chief events Of the day was
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Dolan at Seaweed. when they
entertained forty. Others giving par
ties were Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan
at Bonnicrest, who had luncheon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin,
who had a dinner at Lands End the
villa owned by former Gov. R. Living
ston Beeckman.
On Tuesday and Wednesday came two
big gatherings at the Casino to witness
the tennis play between the two English
universities. Cambridge and Oxford
against Yale and Harvard. This event
brought together the most distinguished
assembly of the season. The display of
gowns was most unique, with delicate
shades of blue predominating. The
Countess Laszlo Szechenyi and her chill
dren attended both days and had quite
an unusual reception. Mrs. oliver H. P.
Belmont. Mrs. Herbert Shipman and
Mrs. John Aspegren were among the
others witnessing the play. and all en-
tertained parties.
Younger Set Is Active.
The younger set are having a good
time this summer with golf, bathing and
other out of door sports. Among those
very active are Miss Marjorie Oelrichs.
daughter of Mrs. Charles del. Oelrichs.
Miss Carlotta Havemeyer, who is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o.
Havemeyer, Miss Kate Darlington.
daughter of Bishop and Mrs. J. Henry
Darlington, who are at The Corners for
the first time since the war. Miss Sarah
Moreland, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Moreland of Pittsburg. who are
occupying Mrs Richard T. Wilson'S villa
in Narraganscs. avenue, and Miss Violet
Tangeman, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Tangeman, who are occupy
ing the Shedd cottage In Bellevue ave-
nue..
On Wednesday many from the villa
colony attended the exhibition drill at
the Training Station, which is a weekly
popular event.
The cruise of the New York Yacht
Club Is looked forward to with much
interest. 1t will rendezvous at Newport
on July 30 and then will be held the
races for the Astor and Kings cups. one
each day. There will be many craft Of
the Eastern Yacht Club joining the
boats at this time.
The daily concerts at the Casino by
Conrad's Orchestra will start Monday
and will furnish a diversion for those
attending the informal tennis. On the
18th will begin the popular Sunday even
ing concerts. which are largely attended
by the permanent residents. 1t was
learned this week that Mile. Suzanne
Leglen will be one of those competing
IN the women's tennis tournament to be
held the last week In this month.
Mrs. Stuart Duncan and Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner Gerard have been among those
entertaining house parties this week;
most especially for the tennis players
of the two English teams, and Mrs. Mae
Brady Hartman gave large luncheon
on Wednesday.
Returning From Europe.
Among those returning from Europe
this week were Miss Roberta Willard,
who spent some time in England and
attended the polo. She has Joined her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Joseph II. Will
lard. for the summer and has been
among those in the gathering at Bailey's
Beach. This exclusive bathing place has
been in full swing the last few days.
The death of the late Henry A. c. Tay-
ior makes 1t necessary to choose another
president, which event will take place
at the annual meeting later this month.
Among the bathers are the Misses
Dorothy willard. Helen Moran, Violet
Gordon King. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fitz Hugh Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
ogden Whitehouse. who are occupying
their Rhode Island avenue villa; Mrs.
King Carley. Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspe-
gren, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle, Mr..
and Mrs. William p. Burden. Messrs.
Grafton Cushing. r. w. Cutler and F.
ward and the Misses Marian. Fanny
and Laura wickes. Mr.. and Mrs. For
sythe wickes will return from abroad
next week to be with their children.
The new Cliffs Hotel has had many
new arrivals. Among them are Miss
Marie Eastman of Boston. Mrs. Edwin
q Emery of Weymouth. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Everett of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stockton of New
york and Mr.. Luis Dos Passos OF New
York.
orered her shop in Bellevue avenue.
Hare each day her friends gather to
make their purchases. Mrs. Oelrichs is
nresent each day. with one clerk as an
assistant.
Mrs. william Fahnestock gave
,,ncheon on Wednesday. and on tues
d.y Rear Admiral and Mrs. William ..
cIns gave a dinner at which some Oh
che tennis players we're their guests
Joining the Colony.
Mrs. Amos Cotting schermerhorn was
smong those joining the colony the last
few DAYS. and Is with Mr.. and MIS-
George Henry Warren at Seafields. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren are expecting thelr
daughter, the CountesaGuy de Lesteyrie,
for a part OF August.
Al the Hilltop Inn there have been
several guests the past few days. Mr.
I and Mrs. George b. de Forest are stop
. ring there, and others include Messrs. j.
prooks Fenno. Jr., and Morris Duane OF
the Harvard tennis team.
Mrs. Vincent Astor ls arranging for
..vcral Iuncheons and dinners to be given
turing the summer. She was one of
those actively. interested in the tea and
reception In the open air on Monday
a. the Garden Association grounds In
Gibbs avenue Miss Wetmore had