New-York tribune., 1921-07-19
Artists to Greet
War College Glass
At Newport Fete
Admiral Sims To Be Among
Hosts; Summer Colonists
to Entertain at Wilders
Estate in Orphanage Aid
spcciai Dispatch to The Tribune

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NEWPORT, r. l., July 1s.-What
may prove one Of the most interestino
and important social events of the
season will be the reception to be piven
by the members of the Art Associntor
to the new class of the. Naval War
College on July %.
Those who will receive are Adn,ir,l
and Mrs. " S. Sims, Admiral and Mrs
! z. Z. Plunkett, Admiral and Mrs. A n
Robertson, Admiral and Mrs. +. NJ
bassett, Captain and Mrs. D. E. Dis
mukes, Captain and Mrs. T. j. Sem.
Captain and Mrs. j. F. Legs. Com
riander and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James.
MRS. Alexander Hamilton Rice, Mrs
John J,hn Nicholas Brown, Mrs. J. fred
Person, Miss Ellen Mason. Mrs. Har-
rison Morris, Mrs. A. C. Landers. Mrs.
John Elliott.
The ushers will be Charles f. P.
Richardson, Joseph G. Stevens, General
NJ. M. McCobb, Walter Coles Cabell.
G. A. Moriarity and Anthony Stewart
and the following will pour tea: Mrs
George f. Landers, Mrs Marion En-
pley, Mrs. Louis S. Treadwell, Mrs.
Roland Dickson and Mrs. Hugh Brick
head.
Garden Fete for Orphanage
Many members of the summer colony
Will take part in the garden fete for
the benefit of st. Mary's Orphanage in
Fortsm outh, to be held on the grounds
of Mrs. M. Wilders's estate here on
July 81.
Among the participants will be Miss
Edith Wetmore, Mrs. Dudley Davis.
MRS MRS. Bradford Torman, Mrs. Louis S.
Ireadwell, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock,
Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. William R.
Hunter and Mrs. Reginald Norman.
Miss Emily Burling Waite held an
other "at home" at her studio in Belle
yue Avenue, number of those in at
tendance at the annual exhibition of the
Art ASSOCIATION going later to the
studio. Among the portraits shown by
MISS Waite were those of CAPTAIN
thomas j. Sem, commandant of the
Naval Torpedo Station, and Mrs. Sem.
Ihey have been placed in the associa
tion's exhibit
A representative gathering of the
summer colony attended the first of
the Sunday evening concerts at the
Casino Sunday night and there were
several dining parties at the Casino
Grill during the concert.
~ FRANK Taylor, grandson of the late
Henry A. c. Taylor, is Newport
visitor until Saturday, when he will de-
part on a trip around the world with
two friends. "1'A
Major David E. Carin, U. S. A.. of
Oklahoma, with Mrs. Carin and their
Children, will spend the summer at
Jamestown with Mr.. and Mrs. Cheever
N. Ely. 'ee'eA
Mrs. Frederick Pearson was lunch
con hostess yesterday. Others who en-
tertained were Clarence w. Do)an An
drew M. Moreland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Q. Havemeyer. Mrs. Stephen
Ohm and Mrs. Norton Schwartz were
luncheon hostesses to-day
Mr. and Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld
were visitors to-day, coming on their
power yacht Gaday. They visited
friends during the afternoon.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown and her
son, John Nicholas Brown returned
here yesterday after visit with Mrs.
Charles M. De Heredia at Lenox.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson,
of Washington, have arrived for the
season. They will occupy the Weaver
cottage in Ayrault Street
Fitzsimonses Go to Adirondacks
William H. Vanderbilt, son Of Mrs.
Paul Fitzsimons, arrived here yes
terday. He is expected to pass the
greater parC OIL Cne summer mere. Mr.. I
and Mrs Fitzsimons departed this aft
eSn2e1n for ST. Regis Lake, in the Adj.
rondackS.
The new power yacht of Vincent
Astor arrived yesterday and was
moored at the club landing. Mr.. Astor
expects to use the craft extensively
off Newport this summer.
d. M. Guestier, of France, brother
of Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet, arrived
to-day to pass the summer with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Goelet.
William E. Carter is expected to-
morrow. He will pass the remainder of
the summer here, having taken apart
ments at the Hill Top Inn.
Registered at the New Cliffs Hotel
to-day were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ladd, of Kansas City, who are motor
ing through the East; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Goulding, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mason
jr., Miss Lorraine Smith, of Red Bank,
n. j.; Mr. and Mrs, F. N. Bradley,
Theodore and William Bradley, of
Crawford, N. H.