The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. T., July 16.


NEWPORT, r. T.. July 16.
THIS week has been a busy ono
in spite OF the first few days
OF rain and disagreeable weather.
Bathing has formed the principal d.
version where the larger number gath
cred at ore time each day, and both
Bailey's and Hazards beaches have
been well patronized. For the first
summer in some time Hazards Beach
IS under new management. the Hill
Top Inn having control. Although this
is a private beach the arrangements
are such that guests of the hotels may
gain entrance and there are sufficient
accommodations that those stopping
for few days are not turned away.
The entrance has been closed to the
public and a dance pavilion and the
tathhouses have been placed In at
tractive condition. 1t has always been
the favorite bathing place Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan and Mrs. Will
bur Elliott Wilder. formerly Mrs. Will
lam Grosvenor.
Among those who have leased bath
houses for the season besides the
above are Mr.. and Mrs Bradford
Norman, who have with them their
daughter, Mrs. Dan Jones: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peabody Gardner, Jr.;
Mrs. Clayton Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eustis Corcoran, DR.. and Mrs.
Horace P. Beck, Mrs. Workman James,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw. I'd.
who are at Gull Rock Cottage; Mr..
and Mrs. sylvanus Stokes. Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard v. Mattison, Jr.;
Mrs. Percy Guy, DIR. and Mrs. Charles
D. Easton, whose cottage at Prices
Neck is near by; Rear Admiral and
Mrs. William S. Sims and Mines.
Charles w. Stewart. Charles L. Hus-
sey, Charles c. Gill. Arthur Curtiss
James, Guam N. Hutton. Arnold
Hague and Hartford w. H. Powell.
Society. always interested in flowers.
gathered at the Garden Club Thursday
afternoon for a tea and reception. Mrs.
Stillson Hutchins and her brother. Mr..
Robert Lee keeling, are OCCUPYING apart
ments there The gardens are attractive
and are frequent rendezvous for the
members and their friends. The board
Of governors consists of Mines. Lawrence
Lewis Gillespie, Thomas ]. Emery, Alex
ander Hamilton Rice. John j. Wyson.
Elisha Dyer, Frederick Pearson. Charles
Frederick Hoffman. Wilbur Elliott
Wilder. Richmond Fearing. Jr., and
Pembroke Jones.
Casino Concert Begin.
As usual the Casino has been one Of
the frequented places each day. Con-
RAIDS Orchestra began their morning
M orfI fs pn ttr1da ar
the management of Mr.. Muenchinger as
IN former years. The first evening con-
cert of the summer will be on tomorrow.
The clay courts have been most in use
the past few days owing to the rains
and fog.
There have been some lively matches,
and among the players were Mrs. w.
Goadby Loew and Mr.. Loew. who re-
turned a few days ago from England
after attending the polo at birmingham;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Gray. Mr.. and
and Mrs Sumner Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fitz Simons. Mrs. King Carley,
Miss Anna Sands, Miss Maude wetmore,
Mr.. and Mrs Williams Burden and Mrs.
Gouverneur Morris The younger set
have also had some practice, including
the Misses Helen Moran. Dorothy VIII
lard, Carlotta Havemeyer. Sarah More
land. Marjorie Oelrichs and Evelyn
Loew. The very young set also play.
but between dances. as they frequently
go to the Horse Shoe veranda when
Conrad begins Jazz and flee back to
the courts at It's expiration.
Drill mt Training station.
On Wednesday afternoon many at
tended the exhibition drill at the train
ing station. following which Mrs. Doug
las E. Dismukes. wife of the command
Ing officer, gave a reception and tea
Naval activities continued on Thursday
when on that afternoon the officers and
their wives of the present class at the
War College gave a reception and dance
at the Hostess House for the incoming
class. a large one. Admiral and Mrs.
William s. Sims were present to assist
In receiving the guests. There have also
been informal dinners and luncheons on
board the destroyer feet and its auxil-
iaries, including two evenings arranged
by friends Of the officers In jamestown.
Among the arrivals the last few days
are the Polish Minister and Princess Lu-
bomirska. who are at Bateman's: Mrs.
George Howard. who Is at the Hill Top
Inn Mrs. F. Lothrop Ames. who has re-
turned from Boston: Mr. and Mrs
Marion Eppley. who arrived this week
after a sojourn In Europe Miss Roberta
Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
who are occupying The Elms: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stead of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew. Mr.. Kenneth
p Budd. who is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Delaney Kane jay: Mr. Milton S.
Barger and Mrs. Lay Of washington and
her daughter Miss Frances Lay. who are
guests of Mrs. William c. Eustis at the
Moorings.
Mr.. T. sufYern Taller has been an
active host this week. entertaining for
his golf friends on his new course Ocean
Links. Mr.. Richard r. Howe came from
New York on board his power yacht
Thelma with other golf enthusiasts and
experts Mr.. Charles Macdonald was
among them. The new course was
pronounced the sportiest nine hole
course In America by the gathering
Mr.. Taller gave luncheon for them on
Sunday at his fishing lodge. Mayor Ma
honey gave them the freedom Of the
city and there was a dinner for them
by Mr. Clarence w. Dolan. Mr.. r. j.
Berwind and Mr. J. Francis A. Clark OF
the Country Club we're also presen. at
the festivities. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace
Harding have completed visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Taller at Honeysucklc
Lodge
Mr.. j. Francis A. Clark has presented
the Newport lodge Of Elks with line
specimen Of ellk's head. the antlcrs of
which spread eight feet.
Among those entertaining have been