The New York herald., 1921-08-11
Mrs. Edison Bradley
GipeS Luncheon at
Her Newport Villa
Entertains for Her Guests, DR..
and Mrs. Preston Pope
Satterwhite.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoRK HEnALp.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 1o.-Mrs. Ed
son Bradley gave luncheon to-day at
Elmcourt, which she Is occupying this
summer for her first Newport season.
It was for DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope
Satterwhite. who are guests OF Mrs.
Bradley. Among those present were
Princess Lubomirska, wife OF the Polish
Minister TO the United States: Mines.
Oliver H. p. Belmont. William B. Caper-
ton, Elisha Dyer. Lewis Quentin Jones.
Dudley Davis. John J. Wyson. Charles
#. p. Richardson, Charles s. Whitman
and Peyton J. Van Rensselaer,.
Mrs. William Fahnestock will give a
dinner and dance at her residence,
Gravel Court, on August 90, for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. Jr.
Mrs. Starr Miller has come for the re-
mainder OF the season and Is at her
cottage in the Ocean Drive.
This afternoon was the first In a
series of Wednesday afternoon dances
on the horseshoe veranda at the Ca
sino.
Tomorrow will begin q tennis tourna-
ment at the Casino for girls under 16
ment will start. This will be the first
Juvenile tennis event of the season and
is hailed with delight by the young per-
sons. In other years, Mr.. James ]. Van
Allen used to have a tournament each
year on the courts at Wakehurst, and
now that he Is Europe the younger set
have missed the impetus which his events
gave IN making competition.
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Mr.. w. Goadby Loew has offered
prizes for the girls tournament and Mrs.
Stuart Duncan has given prizes for the
boys In the girls tournament there will
be two classes, for those under and those
more than thirteen. Already entered in
Glass A are Misses Marion Gray. Anne
King Carley. e. Hope Iselin. Elizabeth
woodward. Marion Wickes. Mary Ames,
Fanny Wickes Edith Woodward. Laura
Biddle. Sylvia Brewster and Violet
Tangeman. In Class B, under thirteen,
are Winifred Loew, Phyllis Baker. Mary
Hammond. Milicent Hammond and Leta
Morris.
Perhaps many who attended the tennis
tournament did not know that Watson
Washburn, the winner this year. Is an
expert golf player. Following the tour
nament he was one Of many who
belonging to Mr.. T. Suffern Taller. Mr..
Washburn made par on three holes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Livingston
Rogers of Hyde Park are guests of her
mother. Mrs. William r. Sayles.
To-day brought the diving contest for
boys and girls at Baileys Beach for cups
offered by Mrs. Stuart Duncan for girls
and Mr.. Clarence W. Dolan for boys.
Mr.. James Brett Stokes had arranged
the contest. believing that water sports
for youngsters should be encouraged.
Edith Woodward. daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. William Woodward. won the con-
test for girls. Marion Wickes was sec
ond and Kitty wickes third The latter
is only 10 years old, but her diving WAS
almost equal to her elders. Gould Shaw,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Shaw I'd, won
the boys contest. William Andrews was
second and Frederick Ames third Among
the contestants were Violet Tangeman.
Fanny Wickes, Marion wickes, Elizabeth
Woodward Marion Gray, Florence Have
meyer. Marion Nicholson. Antoinette
FrIssell and Alice Galloway. The boys
were William Davis. Jr. Dysong Dun
Gordon Douglas, Jr.; Austin p. Gray,
Mcclure Holland, Lewis Shaw and F.
Havemeyer
Mrs. Vos One of the Judges.
The Judges were Mr., Pennington
Pearson. Mr.. Frederick NJ. Goodwin and
Mrs. Hubert Vos. The conditions were
perfect for diving or swimming, as the
sea was calm and the day bright
large gathering was present to witness
the contest. the parents OF many OF the
children going out in canoes to see at
close hand.
n Y AT
Robertson are visiting Mrs. Alexander
Jay Bruen at Wyn Wye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ettore Romano Fon-
tana have taken boxes for the Davis cup
finals, beginning August 25, and will
have friends as guests during that week.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones will give a chill
dren's party tomorrow at Sherwood.
her Bellevue avenue place.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill will have a
dinner on Friday and Mrs. Oliver @.
Jennings viii give one on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White have Joined
the colony. coming from New York to-
day. and are with Mrs. Vanderbilt at
The Breakers. Mr.. White was at one
time Ambassador to England. Last No
vember no married Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane. who was formerly Miss
Nmily T. Vanderbilt. This is their first
Newport visit since their marriage
Among those who have taken tables
for the tea and dance at the Art Asso-
citation tomorrow afternoon for the
benefit Of the Girl Scouts are Mines.
Charles b. Hillhouse. Henry Bentley.
James Parker. Charles B. Weaver.
Michael M. A. van Beuren, Thomas J.
MiSenn. Stella French and Joseph A.
Widener and Mr.. John Nicholas Brown.
Further reservations for tables may be
made on application to Miss Weaver.
Mrs. Thomas r. Neill and Mrs. Angus
tine NJ. Lawrence of New York gave
tea and bridge this afternoon for fifty
guests at the jamestown Casino Friday
there will be a masquerade ball at the
Casino, which will be largely attended.