The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Several Dinner Parties Precede
the Evening Entertainment
at BeachwOod.

brought ono OF the busiest days OF the
ming at Beachwood. which proved most
enjoyable affair. Mrs. Vincent Astor
was assisted In receiving by her house
guests. Miss Harriet Post and Mrs
Henry p. Russell. The dancing was
preceded by several dinners. the guests
going later to Beachwood
| Among those thus entertaining were
Mrs. Brady Hartman, Mrs. Oliver c.
jennings MIR. and Mrs. Ogden II. Ham
mond, Commander Stephen C. Rowan.
u s. N. and Mrs. Rowan at their
Rhode Island avenue cottage; and Mrs
George s. Scott, who had large dinner
at Belmead.
The round of gaieties will continue to-
morrow mir. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew
will give dinner followed by dancing
at the Ciambake Club and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert @. Shaw I'd win also give din
ners. Mrs. Whitney Warren was
luncheon hostess to-day.
Society turned out for another gala
\ gathering at the Casino to witness the
tcunis to-day. 1t was representative of
/ Newport. The boxes were about filled
and there was much visiting. Mrs.
i Astor. who had Mrs. Brady Hartman,
Mrs. Henry Il. Russell and Miss Harriet
Post with her. wore pale pink crepe de
chine. a pink hat to match with a single
large pink rose caught at the right.
Attractive Gowns Worn.
Miss Roberta Willard and Mrs. Joseph
Frazer Joined DR. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice in their box. Mrs. Rice
wore an attractive gown of white crepe
\ dc chine decorated with large gold en-
broidered squares, large frame black
hat and a stole fur around the neck.
Mrs. William B. Caperton came with
Mrs. Paul Andrews and was in a strik-
ing gown of deep blue satin. Her hat
to match was trimmed with feathers in
the same shade.
In the gathering were Mr.. Axel
Walenberg. Swedish Minister to the
United States. and Major Count Nils
Ronde. Military Attache of the Swedish
Legation. who are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aspegren. Also among the
newcomers were Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Knox Bell of New York. Mr.. G. w. Bald
| win, the Misses Winslow and Miss Dor
othy Alton from New York, Mrs. Nal
colin Walcott Clephane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. German and Mrs. Augusta
| Rosalie Stevenson OF Philadelphia
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons appeared to-
day in pale blue canton crepe and a
large white Neapolitan hat and carried
a pale blue parasol
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grosvenor, Jr.,
were In their box. Mrs. Grosvenor was
In pink and white check. with a plain
pink overgarment. Her straw hat was
| caught with flowers in front.
Mrs. James Mellenburg Bailey of New
York joined the gathering for the first
time this morning. She Is at the New
| Cliff Hotel.
Mrs. ogden Hammond was in pale
pink, with white figures. and pale
pink overgarment OF crepe de chine.
Mrs Francis Morris and Mrs. W.
Woodward Phelps were with Mrs. Fred
| erick Pearson in her box, and they were
Joined later by Mrs. Benjamin Hyde
Ripley.
Mrs. vincent Astor's Guests.
Mrs. Henry F. Russell and Miss Har-
| riet Post were with Mrs. Vincent Astor
in her party. Others present were Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. r..
Hayward Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Suffern
| Taller, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James and Mr.. and Mrs ]. Francis A.
Clark
Miss Janet Fish. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. t. Suffern Taller, will
end her stay tomorrow and return TO
New York
Nine. Berthe Era, soprano. is to give
n recital at the Art Association August
TO- Among the patronesses for the event
are Mines. William S. Sims. Paola Fin
nochiare, John j. Wysom, Gibson Fab
nestock. Elisha Dyes. Brady Hartman.
John Elliott, William c. Eustis, Will
lam GreenouGh, Leroy French, Law
renee Paul. Robert Potter. William r.
Sayles, william Fahnestock. Roderick
Terry, Reginald Norman. Frederick
Pearson. Arthur Curtiss James. William
Woodward Phelps, Alfred Tuckerman,
John Dufais. Montgomery McComb and
Hugh ID. Auchincloss.
Next Wednesday at noon diving
contest will be held at Baileys Beach
for boys and girls under II years OF
age. Cups have been offered as prizes
by Mrs Stewart Duncan and Mr.. Clar-
ence Dolan.
Mrs. Henry w. Fich of Washington
IL here with her daughter. Mrs. Stephen
W. Rowan. at their cottage on Rhode
Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
Will leave in September for cruise
| around the world on board the Aloha.
They will be gone seven months and
will have q party Of friends on board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren Lippitt
have opened their villa. the Castle
In the afternoon there were a number
to witness the doubles at the Casino.
Mrs Howard Cushing Joined the gath
ering In bright yellow tricolette with
white bonnet with white flowers on the
edge OF the brim. Mrs Paulding Fos-
dick and Miss Roberta Wizard came
| with friends. Mrs. Fosdick wore
nauve gray gown trimmed with fur.
Her large straw hat was trimmed with
black and white grapes.
Yachting parties formed part OF the
diversions to-day. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
A. German gave q dinner on board their
steam yacht velitoh for Capt and Mrs.
n Douglas Il. Dismukes.