The New York herald., 1921-08-05
New Conn Display
by Newport Throng
at Tennis Games
Sunshine Brings Brilliant
Gathering to the Casino in
Morning and Afternoon.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. Alright sun
SHINE greeted the gathering at the Casino
this morning to witness the play in the
tennis tournament. Society came early
and stood at the clubhouse courts until
noon. when the assembly went TO the
boxes. There was the usual display of
Mrs. Paul Andrews wore a gown of
Canton crepe in gray with blue stripes.
Her straw hat was of blue with a large
satin ribbon
Mrs Stuart Duncan was in white trio
olette and wore blue hat trimmed with
flowers and carried n parasol of blue.
The boxes were not filled when Richards
and Williams began their match. but
every one was there about the courts.
Mrs. Austen Gray was In complete
blue, hat. gown. hose and shoes all OF
one shade. Mrs. ]. Francis A. Clark
was in white with hat to match. She
wore a brown fur about the shoulders.
Mrs Cyril Judge wore an attractive cos
tune of white silk with figures In deli
cate hues.
Capt. Douglas Il. Dismukes, U. S. -,
and Mrs. Dismukes Joined the gathering
late. Mrs Dismukes was in black satin
with a touch of blue and she wore a
black hat. Commander and Mrs Ed
mund S. r. Brandt were among those in
the boxes. Mrs. Brandt wore frock of
rricolene in delicate figures of red and
blue.
Mrs. Fitx simons Entertains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons had
friends in their box. They will remain
for a week at Harbourview and then go
to their camp at Lake st. Regis In the
Adirondacks. Mrs. Fitz Simons was in
white satin to-day.
Mrs Charles Moran and Miss Helen
Moran had Mr.. Francis Burke Roche
with them in their box. Miss Moran
wore a gown of burnt orange with large
black figures and q brown straw hat
draped with a veil.
DIR. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice joined the party for the first time
and were entertaining friends in their
box. Mrs Rice wore black satin and
a black bonnet with a purple ostrich
feather.
OF course the younger people were
there. Sarah Moreland, Carlotta Have
meyer, Marjorie Oelrichs and Sylvia
Hilihouse all had friends with them and
in the afternoon some of the girls took
photos OF the play.
Miss florence Loew looked well this
morning with a dress of yellow cre-
tonne She wore a brown hat decorated
With pansses
Mrs. rosythe wickes has Joined the
colony from Europe and greeted
friends at the courts to-day. She was
in white and pale purple and wore a
large straw hat trimmed with car mine
velvet.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman was II, a yell
laxx. with vhita dots
Mrs. Vincent Astor came with Mrs.
Henry p. Russell. She was simply at
tired in light ecru with a plain white
hat
Mrs. Cornelius Tangeman wore an at
tractive costume of gray Canton crepe.
The skirt WIS in two parts and draped
with heavy fringe. Large plumes OF the
same shade were worn on the hat.
Doubles Play I'm Afternoon.
In the afternoon society assembled
again to witness the doubles play and
then the gathering was more informal.
for instead of occupying the boxes they
sat about the various courts and on the
veranda OF the clubhouse.
Mrs. Astor came again and had
friends with EeE including Mrs. Henry
y. Russell Miss Evelyn Loew joined
the party wearing one piece gown OF
pnK trlcOiens. - q nSp sister. MISS flOT-
once Losw, wore a sport flannel suit in
ples ted eject while Ms. Astor was IN
blue.
Mrs. stuart Duncan gave a large din
ner at Borniecrest this evening. at which
several OF ,hr tennis players were pres
cnt.
Tomorrow evening will be the dance
NJ the naval training station, given by
the commanding officer, Capt Douglas
Il. Dlsnu es