New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Newport Has Influx
Of Society People
For End OF Season
Plans Completed for Davis
Cup Tennis Matches This
Week; Mrs. O. H. P. Bel
mont to Give Ball Friday

Spsc al Dispatch 10 The Tribune
NEWPORT, f. +. Aug. o2.-Alreadv
there has been az influx Of society peo-
pie from ether resorts who are coming
to Newport for the end OF the season
and il is expected that many more will
arrive before the middle of the week.
Plans were completed this afternoon
ty the confined tennis committees of
the Casino and the Chamber Of Com
lnerce for the Davis Cup matches.
which will be held at the end Of the
week, the Singles on Thursday and
Saturday and the doubles matches on
Friday. The Austraiasian team has
been here several days and has been
practic.ng on the Casino court regji-
.ariy- The Japanese team has not vet
having already left Chicago to come
here, so Craig Biddie, the Chairman OF
the tennis committee. has been in
formed. The Casino will be appropri-
ately decorated for the opening DAYS
play and Governor San Souci will make
an address
On the last three days Of the month
the Newport Horse Show will be the
zig attraction and new entries are be-
ing received daily. The boxes have
been nearly ali taken. showing that
there is still a great deal OF interest
in the annual show. The affair this
year will &c for the benefit Of the Sal
vation Army.
Navy Fund Benefit
The Navy Aid Fund will be the bene-
fcary Of the performances Of "ve~v
Good Eddie" which are TO be held at
the training station the last three
days OF this week and for which many
society people have already taken
boxes
Conrad's Casino Orchestra will take
It's annual outing at the Third Reach
to-morrow, where there will be a
chowder and lobster luncheon and
various games
Miss Judith Lee Dismukes, daughter
OF Captain and Mrs. Douglas f. Dis
nukes, is At present at Tours. France,
and will sail for home September o
Mrs. f. Rust Smith and Miss :.
pendieton. Of Washington, are at the
New Cliffs, as also are Nathan r.
Chase and Miss Marion z. Chase. Of
Minneapolis
Luncheons were given to-day By Mrs.
1osepn r. Widener, who entertained
at the Nuenchinger White House. and
Mrs: T: w. Rhinelander, Mrs. Robert
Gould Shaw and Miss Lydia Redmond.
Charles P. Williams, one of the
Judges az the coming horse show. has
engaged apartments at the Hill Ton.
where he and his family will remain
during his visit.
Golf Winners Announced
Much attention was given to the rolt
tournamen nts at the Newport Country
Club the last three days Of last week,
the matches being held for the Count
di Turin Cup and the two cups offered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. The
last TWO matches we're eighteen-hoie
medal play tournaments, but the Count
dl furln competition was g thir.y-sf,.
medal play. All Of the events required
three days for completion, and the
winners were announced to-day. Cyril
=, Judge won the Count di Turin Cup,
ii. o. Havemeyer il, won Mrs. Astor's
cup and Mrs. Henry Bull won Mr..
Astors cup. On Wednesday there viii
be tournament at the club for naval
otfcers on the ships in the harbor and
at the torpedo and training station.
The Deiancey Kane estate. compris-
ing block OF land on Narracansect It
Avenue and Spring Street. Will be sold
next month, according to reports. Mrs.
Kane has not occupied the estate since
the death of Mr.. Kane some years ago.
Several estates have been sold this
Summer. the Zabriskie and Keteltas
villas among them.
The final round Of the boys singles
tennis tournament was not played at
the Casino to-day, the match between
Gordon Douglas jr and Alexander
Shaw having to be postponed until TO-
morrow afternoon. when the winner OF
the tournament Will be decided There
was consolation round final. A. T..
Gray defeating +. c. Havemever in
straight sets, IS, 6-3.
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont will rive
a bali on Friday night at the NEWPORT
Country Club for the younger set. This
will be the first cime that a social event
has been held in the Country Club for
several years.
New Registrants at the Casino
Among the new registrants at the
Casino to-day were Mrs. John r. Fell
Mrs. Philip Randolph, Miss Susan B.
Sturgis and Mrs. Grenville Kane. visit
ing Mrs R. Horace Binney; DR.. and
Mrs. Eugene Pool, guests Of Mrs. Dun.
can at Bonniecrest; Frederick A. Joss
John Herbert Jones and Richard Wake
N ar, Of indianapolis; Miss Eleanor
Iowne, Of New York; Miss Dorothy
HtASCes ~ -ftN 4GEEi -uiS. LEWIS NOy
Frissell, Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz, Mrs.
Gilbert Darlington, Mrs Garret Wat
son and Elliot Darlington, Of Wash
ington.
New guests at the New Cliffs include
Mrs. " W. Pierce, Everett Ellenwood
of Goldsboro, N. c., and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ". Bruce. of Bogota, N. J..
Mrs. Clarence ". Dolan is expected
to sail from Europe Saturday and will
come here to pass the fall with Mr..
Dolan instead of going to Caladia as
they usually do.
Mrs. Whitney Warren win sail for
Europe Saturday.
Mrs. David Prescott Hall gave tea at
Oak Glen, in Portsm outh, Yesterday in
honor Of her guest, Mrs Robert Den
nlson.
Al the Clambake Club last night G.
Louis Eoissevain entertained at din
ner.
Mrs John Aspegren gave lunch
con at the D'HautevilIe yesterday aft
eraoon. There will be several dinners
and luncheons during the week.
" Wcdnesday and Saturday evenings DR..
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice will
give dinners at Miramar. Mrs. George
Henry Warren will give luncheon TO-
morrow. Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw
gave luncheon to-day at Gull Rock.