New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-20
Extra Race Added
For Yachting Week
At Newport July %
Special Event TO Include
SO, 40 and so Fit. Types;
Baiiey's Beach Vies With
the Casino for Popularity
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


NEWPORT, July 1G.-Yachting week
IN Newport the latter part of the
month, beginning July % with the
Aston and Kings cup races, will have
an interesting and extra event on the
program. This will be a special race
for the so, 40 and 80 footers. arranged
by the Newport Yacht Association.
interesting prizes will be offered. The
made to-day by the race committee Of
the club to the yacht owners of the
New York club. 1t will take place on
August 3.
Bailey's Beach began this week to vie
with the Casino as the chief GATHERING
place Of society here. For several DAYS
now the beach has been thronged
Practically every one of Importance in
the summer colony may be seen here
mornings, for those who do not bathe
occupy chairs on the piazzas, where
they enjoy the cool breezes.
William E. Carter arrived to-nirbt at
the Hill Top Inn from PHILADELPHIA. lie
Will spend the rest of the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Hull IT, are en-
pected on Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
HdlIs parents, General and Mrs I
Fred Pierson. T.
DIR: and Mrs Osthcim, who have been
at the Muenchinger King for several
DAYS, returned to their home in phila-
deiphla to-day. Mrs Daniel B. Fearing
IS 10 leaye Monday for two weeks
visit IN Kerhonkson, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Radclif and
Miss Radcliff, CT Washington, are new
a"1jV1's at the New Cliffs Hotel, and at
the Hill Top Inn are Mrs. Casewell
f.a"fp, Mrs. john ?. Jelke jr.. Miss
Alice Rodmer and Walter Gregory. All
are from Chicago.
Among those registering at the Ca
sino to-day were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Oliver Iselin, William K. Vanderbilt
u. and George D. Bradford. of New
York.
There have been many arrivals of
yachts in the harbor yesterday and to-
DAY, these including schooner yacht
Alcyone, Harold Sewall, Eastern Yacht
,lu1; peer Yacht 0nwego, Roland t.
Taylor, Philadelphia Corinthian; steam
yacht Cyntheria, Walter L. Hardness.
sew York Yacht Club; Sea Lady,
lcnry A. Wise Wood, New York Yacht
Club; steam yacht Mexican, Z. p.
Perkins, New York Yacht Club; power
yacht Juanita, Joseph Fletcher; mower
Yacht Gadfy, Mr.. and Mrs. Florenz
ziegfeld; power yacht Mary Ann.
Henry A. Lippitt, New York Yacht
CLUB; steam yacht Halcyon, D. w.
Flint, of Providence.
Countess de Braganza arrived to-
night for a visit with Mrs. Beverley
Bogort at her summer home on Dud-
ley Place.
sir. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
made their first appearance of the sea
son at the Casino to-day.
Mrs. William F. Fullam is visiting
Mrs paul Andrews
Mrs. Vincent Astor has gone to New
York for few days; also Mrs. r. T..
Wilson, who left tonight.
Mrs. Barger Walach, who, as n
member of the Casino tennis com
mittee, has been away from the city
Tor week or more in connection with
arrangements for the women's inter
city tournament to begin here July 20.
Will return tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Ewart returned
to New York last night after visit
here with Mrs. James Lero-. Banks ir.
Among those who entc ~+nsaed today
and this evening were Mrs Richard T
Wilson, who gave luncheon at her
Middletown home; Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Curtiss James, who were luncheon
hosts, and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul, a
dinner hostess. The luncheon party of
Mr.. and Mrs. James was q large one.