New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-29
Burke Roche Finds
Where Milk Also Is
Banned at Newport
Lord Fernnoy's Twin Arrives
From England Prepared
for Prohibition; Receives
Shock at Soda Fountain
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

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NEWPORT, r. l., July 28.-Franeis
Burke Roche, who came from England
this week to pass g month at Newport.
was quite disappointed at the passage
of the prob ibition laws in America, but
when he couldn't buy a glass of milk
in store in Bellevue, Avenue yester-
day because the clerk said it was
against the law, he expressed himself
vchemently as to the state of personal
liberty in this country.
Mr. Rache, son of Mrs. Burke Roche,
and twin brother of Lord Fermoy, OF
England, is an American citizen, but has
lived in England recently. His mother
has large estate at Newport, but it
has been leased and he is stopping at
the Hill Top Inn.
Going into soda and confectionery
store near the Casino yesterday he or
dered glass of milk. The clerk be-
hind the counter politely Informed him
that it would be against the law for
the establishment to sell him plain
milk. Would he mot have little soda
in it?" The clerk was we'll within her
rights in refusing TO sell it, for the
store had no victualing license, but
such a condition which would prevent
person from obtaining a glass of milk
unless it were mixed with soda was too
much for Mr.. Roche.
The Casino theater this evening was
again the scene Of a large gathering
of members of the summer colony, the
occasion being the original musical
revue by the Boys Club, of TRINITY
Church. A few days ago society was
we'll represented at the theater Tor the
concert by Mile. Gauthier.
The revue afforded q delightful even
ing of entertainment and appeared to
be much enjoyed by the gathering,
which included Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
ton Rice, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs.
William E. Glynn, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James, Mrs. William Fahnestock, Mrs.
Daniel B. Fearing, Mrs. John Thompson
Spencer, Mrs. T. Suffern Taller, Mrs.
George Henry Warren, Mrs. Whitney
Warren, Mrs. James Griswold VENT,
Mrs. George S. Scott. Mrs. William
Sims, Mrs. George Gordon King, Mrs,
George L. Rives and Mrs. Frederick
Pearson.
Mrs. Vincent Astor gave large
luncheon party at Beechwood to-day.
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchineless gave dim
ner this evening, alse Mrs. Irwin B.
Laughlin, who entertained at Land s
End, the summer home of R. Livingston
Beeckman, which they have leased for
the summer.
Miss Julia H. Worthington has as
her guest Miss Bird, of Stow, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grosvenor jr.
will pass the month OF August here,
They will stor at Bsteman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus F. Eountze,
who have taken the Weaver cottage on
Parker Avenue, are expected shortly.
Registrars at the Casino this morn
ing included John Nicholas Brown.
who is with his mother, Mrs. John T.
Brown, at their estate, Hardencourt;
Mrs. ]. O. Wood, of New York, and Mrs.
20. c. Bangor.
At the New Cliffs Hotel Mr. and Mrs.
Carlos De Germandsa, of New York,
and Charles Menocal, of Havana, Cuba,
are registered.
At the Hill Top Inn are Mr.. and Mrs
II. w Frye, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hess and Miss Jane Hess
of New York.
Mrs. Marjorie Qelrichs and her young
daughter viii &c to Southampton to-
morrow and remain over the week end
Condo Mast arrived to-day at Cave
Cliff. the villa of Mr.. and Mrs. John R
Astey, which be has leased for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Mrs. George T. Bliss, Mrs. John Mich
olas Brown Mrs. Stephen IT, Olia
Francis A. Shea, Sumner Gerard ans
Mr.. ard Mrs. William f. Whitehouse
were announced to-day as having sub
serihed for boxes for tae invitasior
tennis tournament At the Casino. whica
opens Monday.