The New York herald., 1921-07-17
200 Members
of Harvard Club
Guests in Newport
Entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
Alexander HI. Rice and Rear
Admiral Sims.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 16.-There were
many new arrivals in the villa colony
to-day. The bright -sunshine brought
spirit with IT and the courts of the
Casino were crowded. In the morning
203 members =. the Harvard Club, who
are the guests of ST. Georges School for
two days, visited the Casino. and fol-
lowing tennis and golf they adjourned
to Mirimar. where they were the guests
at luncheon of DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice. Later they were guests
of Rear Admiral William Sims at the
War College.
Others at the Casino included Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Brown Saportas, the latter
formerly Miss Marion Tiffany, who are
staying with the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Shipman at their Red Cross avenue
cottage. Mrs. Saportas has been among
the ,3oyt acdve Of the younger set here
and was welcomed at Baileys Beach
during the bathing hour. the Rev. DR..
Shipman arrived for his first visit of the
season. Among those who registered at
the Casino were Mrs. Samuel Prescott
Hall and Miss Caroline c. Ward, who
are at Oak Glen, the nome Of Mrs. Hall S
mother, the late Julia Ward Howe; Mr..
S. Frederic Mills Of New York; Mr..
Harry Parsons Cross of Providence. who
Joined those on the courts; Mr.. Sidney
d. Ripley, who is at Anglesea; Mrs.
Frederick Pearson, Mr.. winthrop Ru-
therfurd of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Glyn, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fowler, Messrs. Louis H. Hobbs. II.
Carey Morgan, r. +. Perkins. Mrs.
William T. Conn, wife of Commander
Conn Mrs. H. H. Royal, wife of Com
mander Royal; Mrs. George Whitney
and Mrs. f. Il. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Loew Give Luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew gave a
luncheon at Inchiquin. They will have
several additional entertainments later.
Mrs. Mae Brady Hartman gave din
ner at her Clay street cottage, and MT.
and Mrs. T. Suffarn Taller entertained
at Honeysuckle Lodge. Mr.. Clarence
w. Dolan was host at luncheon.
The Art Association this afternoon
brought the largest gathering OF society
of the summer, when fully 400 attended
marked the opening of the annual exhi-
bition of American artists. Those re-
ceiving included Mines. Williams 5.
Sims Philip Rhinelander I'd, John Mich
olas Brown, Douglas e. Dismukes, Law
renee T. Paul. Thomas A. Lawton,
Miller Coles Cabell, Thomas j. Sem,
Eugene Sturtevant, Harrison Morris
and Douglas p. A. Jacoby, Miss Rosa
Anne Grosvenor and Miss Fanny Coster.
Mr.. Richard T. Wilson will arrive to-
morrow at Indian House In Middletown,
joining Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie will not
be a candidate for president of the New
port Improvement Association this year.
He has served four years in that capac-
ity and believes that the presidency
should rotate. The annual meeting will
take place on August 30
The cup donated by Mr.. Arthur Cur
tiss James for the cutter races In the
bay held recently was presented to-day
to the members of the crew of the De-
stroyer Bainbridge, the crew Of which
won. Rear Admiral Ashley H. Robert
son. commanding the destroyer fleet
made the presentation.
Miss Craven Holds Reception.
Miss Anne Craven gave a supper and
Miss Mary Louise Johnson of Washing
ton. who is visiting her.
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Messrs
f. o. and Randolph Outerbridge of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund T. Grinnell have
arrived at their villa in Old Beach.
A donor who keeps his name secre,
has offered a gold mashie as a prize for
the best eighteen hole score on any nine
holes on the Country Club. plus the nine
holes on Mr.. T. Suffern Tailer's Ocean
links. Mr.. Taller does not wish to inter.
fere with the chances of the Country
Club for existence, for he has made GER
tain rules for his new and UP to date
links so that other courses will not be
neglected.
Some good golf is being played on
Ocean links. Mr.. J. Gordon Douglas has
made the putting green In on the
famous ST. Andrews road hole, a dis
tance of $40 yards. and Mr.. Taller and
Mr.. Charles 3. Macdonald, a former
champion. have each made 3 on the
fourth hole. which is taken from the
Cape hole at Lido.
Another feat which Is being talked
about by those fortunate enough TO play
the new links. is the drive Of Mr.. Ford
johnson last week. when he cleared the
hill and large bunker for 25S yards on
the seventh hole, which is modelled after
the eleventh at st. Andrews. There Is
an expert In Newport yet to try the
links, and that Is Mr.. John ". Sullivan
Of the Fall River Golf Club. He has won
two rounds towards the championship
OF his club this summer
Mr.. Joseph S. L. Wharton has just re-
turned to Clingstone, jamestown. from
philadelphia. bringing his friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel L. Kent Of Lansdowne
for a visit.
At the Hill Top Inn are DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Leidy of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. c. Patterson of New York, Mrs.
Roy ID. Bayly and Miss Mabel Bayly OF
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Martin
of Lake Forest. Ills. and DR.. and Mrs.
A. Lippincott of Camden. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon
and Robert Ogden Bacon. Jr.. are at the
Lafarge cottage.
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