New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-21
Be1.yviaad Elected
To Presidency of
Bailey's Beach
Succeeds Late Henry A. C.
Taylor and VIII Rs Re
named for Next Wear:
NIcsv Faces 81 E5:r>7,s1loors


NEWPORT, r. l., July 20.--Edward
j. Berwind was this morning elected
president Of the Scouting Rock Beach
association, better known as Bailey's
5each There has been rluch interest
III the question Of who would be the
successor Of the }aee Henry A. c. Tav-
Tor as head of the association. MI.
Berwind will not only Eli the unex-
PRED term Of Office, bat in August.
when the annual meeting will be held.
he viii be elected president for the
ensuing year
The beach is very lively place
these days, vying with the Casino as
The chief gathering place of members
OF the summer colony Among new
faces seen in the throngs there to-day
We're Prince and Princess Lubomirski.
who are here for the season; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ION Schwartz, Mr., and Mrs, Stephen
H. dim, Mrs. Daniel Bacon, Mrs. K.
Il. Barrymore, Z. s. Lawrence Mrs.
George Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bull, j. R. Bloomer and William e.
Carter
Among the large gathering ct the
Casino this morning were a number
OF gnesss il the colony, including Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Warren of Boston;
Miss Portia Willis, OF New York; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Bartholomew, Fl. Morgan,
Brooks Harlow, of Milwaukee; Gilman
Low, of New York; the Rev and Mrs
II. V. B. Darlington, of New York;
Major CORTLAND Parker and Captain
Arthur Eixson.
Admiral and Mrs. Dexter Adams are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tucker
man at their Jay Street residence.
Entertain at Dinner
Among those who entertained this
evening were Bia'.op end Mrs. James
Fl. Darlington, who gave a dinner for
their son and daughteri n-law. the Rev.
and Mrs. Henry V. B. Darlington. The
latter are visiting Bishop and Mrs.
Darlington before sailing for Europe,
by Captain Doglas L. DismuKes,
commandment Of the NAVAL Training
Station, and Mrs. Dismukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. P. Richard
son gave dinner this evening at
their summer home on Rhode Island
Avenue.
Mrs. Andrew Moreland gave a large
dinner party this evening at the Wilson
Villa, on Narragansett Avenue, which
she and Mr.. Eioreland are occupying
s~s-s season. Ii is their first summer
stay here in several years.
Mrs. Peyton Van Rensselaer, was a
luncheon hostess at the Laforge Cot
tage yesterday
Patronesses fer Musicale
The following patronesses were an
nounced to-day for the musical revue
to be given by the Galahad Club of
Trinity Church at the Casino Theater
on the evening of July %: Mrs. James
Fl. Darlington, Miss Lucille Edgar,
Mrs. William Fahnestock, Mrs. Daniel
Mrs. Theodore Kane Gibbs, Mrs. Will
lam Z. Glyn. Miss Virginia Scott Hoyt,
Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs, Mrs. George
Gordon King, Miss Ellen T. Mason,
Miss Ida H. Mason, Mrs. Frederick
Pearson, Mrs. Marsden X. Perry, Mrs.
Robert Potter, Mrs. George L. Rives,
Mrs. George S. Scott, Mrs. William S.
Sims, Mrs. Walker Breese Smith, Mrs.
John Thompson Spencer, Mrs. Joseph
r. Stone, Mrs. James Andrew Swan,
Mrs. T. Suffern Taller. Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice, Mrs. VanderbiIt, Mrs.
George Henry Warren, Mrs. Whitney
Warren, Mrs. James Griswold Wentz,
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore and
Mrs Douglas E. Dismukes.
Horace Binney ir., SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Binnev, furnished an ex-
citing time at Bailey's Beach to-day,
when his new CT boat, in which he
had been out for sail in the morn
ing broke away from the raft to which
he had been forced 10 tie it. He had
been becalmed when the wind died
down. 4 high surf that was running
at the beach tore the boat loose from
the raft and washed it toward the
beach. Beach lifeguards and bathers
tried to keep it from going ashore, but
it was not until crew from the coast
guard station was called that the boat
was lowed into safe harbor. Young
| Binney stuck to the boat through its
perilous experience, but about all he
could do was to cling to the deck
Mr.. and Mrs. Condo Mast, of New
York, who have not been here in sew
eral wears except for visits, have taken
for the season the residence of Mr..
and Mrs John r. Abney, on the Cliffs.
At the New Cliffs are DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Wells, OF Hartford; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Taylor, Of Boston; Mrs. e.
De Posch, of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul S. Robertson, of Detroit, and Mr.
and Mrs. P. s. Rhinslnade, Of New
York
Mrs Vanderbilt was among those
entertaining last night giving & din
ner = the Breakers.
: Minister Warns Against