New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
200 Harvard
Graduates Visit
Newport School
Party Entertained With
Auto Ride and Trim
TO Estates; President
Lowell Makes Address
Many at the Casino
MIR. and Mrs. r.. T. Wilson
Give Birthday Party
at Middletown HON e

NEWPORT, R. l., July 17-The most
prominent event of the weekend in the
summer colony was the visit here of zoo
Harvard graduates on their annual out
ing, under the auspices of the New Eng
land Federation Of Harvard Clubs.
The visitors were guests of the man
asement of St. Georges Preparatory
School. Head Master Stephen P. Cabot
welcomed the gathering. Since the stu
dents Of the school are away on their
summer vacation, the accommodations
Of the institution were at the disposal
Of The visitors.
The program for the morning in
GUIDED swimming, tennis. golf and
visits to the training station, Casino
and other points of interest.
At l o'clock the party went TO
Mirimar. the summer home of DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice, where
they were guests. Afterward there
were automobiles for ride around
Ocean Drive. Members of the party
stopped to inspect Hamnersnith Farm.
the home of Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss.
and were entertained by her, while
others went 70 Beacon Hill House. TIE
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James.
President Lowell Speaks
Later at the Federation banquet the
party was officially welcomed bv
headmaster Cabot: President Batchelder
responded President Lowell made the
principal address at the banquet. DR..
Rice gave his lecture upon his ex-
plorations in the Amazon regions and
Ex-Governor Charles S. Whitman, Of
New York, also spoke.
Distinguished Gathering.
The gathering present at the out
ing was q. distinguished one. Besides
President Lowell were: President N.
Il. Batchelder, '03. headmaster of the
Loomis Institute; Vice President
Howard Corning, '92, of Bangor,
Maine, president of the Maine Harvard
Club; Treasurer Martin A. Taylor, 80,
of Haverhill, president of the Haver-
hill Club, and Secretary Alfred E.
Chase, '05, CT Lynn.
There was large gathering at the
Casino on Saturday and Sunday, which
included many o. the visiting Harvard
graduates.
The registry included Herman A. Os-
code, Boston; William r. White, Provi-
derce; Sydney A. Smith, Kenneth H.
Sheldon, H. c. Morgan, New YORK; R. j,
Perkins, Mrs. W. T. Conn, Mrs NJ. II.
Rydall, Mrs. George Whitney, guest
Carpenter. Charles H. Morris, Cam
bridge; George T. CrowingshieId. irv-
ing L. Jameson, Boston; V. Ii. Bates,
Rrookline; George Paul Slade, Harry
Parsons Cross, Providence; Gardner
Real, f. Lawrence Oliver, Boston; Sid
ney D. Ripley, Winthrop Rutherford,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fowler,
New jersey; L. H. Hobbs, Newport;
II. H. Gilman, haverhili; Elliot W. Rem
wick Brookline; Glen Tilley Morse,
West Newbury; George c. Johnson,
Roston; L. Frederic Mills, New York;
John Armstrong Herman, Miss Caroline
c. Warner. New York.
r. I. Wilson's Entertain
r. Z. Wilson, arriving from New
York Saturday, joined Mrs Wilson at
their Middletown residence, where
they entertained in honor of Mrs. Will
son birthday that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Whitwell
will arrive tomorrow to be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence T. Paul
Nr. and Mrs. Roderic Wellman, who
lave been guests of Mrs Welltnan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Breese
Smith, have returned TO New York
Mr. and Mrs. William Greenough and
Mr.. Whitney Warren left for New
York last night.
Robert Thomas Miller. Miss r. Baker.
E. 0. Outerhridge and Randolph Outer
bridge, of New York, are at the New
cliffs.
Clarence ". Dolan was among those
who gave dinners last night.
Theodore Grosvenor gave dinner at
the Clamhake Club Sc turday night.
Major Lorillard Spencer, who came
by the air route from New York Satur-
day, is at Laforge cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. A j. Mcclure, Of Philadelphia,
also are there.
Major and Mrs. CORTLAND Parker,
U. 5. A.. are visiting General and Mrs.
James Parker.
Mrs. Edward j, Berwind entertained
at the Films Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller gave
a dinner at Honeysuckle Lodge Satur-
day night for Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
r.Nv-n Mrs.. Rradv Hartman, Mrs,
Whitney Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Goadny Loew gave luncheon Satur-
day afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy, of Phila-
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