New-York tribune., 1921-08-15
Artists Ball
Is This w eek's
Newport Event
Wedding of Julia French
and Howard Williams Set
for Wednesday; Annual
Ball Game on Saturday
Golf Journeys Arranged
Swimming and Tennis
Maches Among Juniors
Draw Unusual Interest

NEW POkl, Il. H. Aug. la.~-A severe
storm in the forenoon, followed dur
ing the day by sharp showers and
thTestening. overhanging weather, put
danaper on activities here Sunday.
hut there arc several important events
~ the week 30 look forward to- Chief
amoue these is the Artists Ball at the
Art Association on Thursday and the
baseball game between the summer
residents and city officials on Satur-
dsy. During the latter part of the
week there also will be several golf
tournaments at the Country Club.
The wedding of Miss Julia French
10 Howard Willi..-As, Of Boston, will
take place Wednesday at Maple Shade.
The name of the minister who will Of
6ciate has not yet been announced.
Society was primarily interested over
the week end and in the athletic events,
particularly those Of the younger set,
which are attracting more than the
usual attention.
One of the social events in this
years tennis tourney at the Casino
had to be postponed last week, so it
was played off Saturday, Edith Wood
ward defeating Marian Wickes, SIS,
Ga, GO.
In the event that the courts are in
condition on Monday, the girls finals
will be played. In Glass A two sisters,
Edith and Elizabeth Woodward, will be
opposed, and in Glass & Mary Ham
mond and Phyllis Baker will be rivals.
The cups for the tournament are of
fered by Mrs. William Goadby Loew
1t is probable that the boys tour
pament will start on Monday for the
trophies offered by Mrs. Stewart Dun
can. Among the boys who are entered
are Mcclure Rowland, Austin T. Gray,
Barclay Douglas, Dudley Davis jr., Dy-
son Duncan, Louis Shaw, j. Gordon
Douglas jr., F. c. Havemeyer, Varick
Frissell, Edgar Galway, William An
drews, Gould Shaw, Alexander Shaw
and Charles Moran.
W. X. Vanderbilt Jr. Wins
At Baileys Beach Saturday after
noon William K. Vanderbilt jr. barely
nosed out Miss Marian Wickes for the
cup offered by William Vanderbilt for
the swimming race. There were TWEEN
ty-seven entered in the race, which was
interestind and drew many to the beach
during the morning. Jack Andrews and
Evelyn Clark were third and fourth.
The judges were Robert w. Goelet and
E. Pennington JeaPson. 1t is said that
John Aspegren is offering a silver
cigar case to the winner of a 130-yard
to sixty years of age, the contest to
be held next Saturday. Francis Roche
is offering prizes for sand modelling
contest and races to be held some time
during the week.
At the Newport Country Club on
Saturday Mrs. Henry Bull and Ber-
tram Kruger won the Tombstone tour
nsment, prizes Ior which had been
given by Mrs. W. Goadby Loew. Con-
siderable interest and enthusiasm was
! shown, and about twenty-five couples
were entered, among whom were Condo
Mast and Mrs. William Burden, Mrs.
Vincent Astor and Mrs. II. P Russell,
Mrs. Irwin Loughlin and j. F. A.
Roche, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Whitman, Mrs. L. S.
Treadwell and Colonel Little, Mrs. Reg
nad Norman and Colonel Hooker Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Goelet, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Filley, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Liv-
ngston, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings, Miss
Florence Loew and Austen Gray.
Oliver G. Jenningses Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings
entertained about sixty guests at
very large dinner Saturday evening at
their residence on Bellevue Avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. John Aspegren also gave a
large dinner in honor of the Swedish
Minister, A. Wallenberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller gave a dim
ner at Honeysuckle Lodge for their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Turnstall
Taylor. of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Astor, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Van
Beuren also gave dinners.
Luncheons were given by Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Widener, Mrs. Ogden Ham
mond, Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs.
c. l.. F. Robinson and Mrs. Charles
T. P. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kountze are stay
Ing at the Weaver cottage for short
period preparatory to going to Orchard
Hill Farm, Katonah, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley Fiske, of Ber-
nardsville, are at the Hill Top Inn.
Among others registered there are Mr..
ana an Mrs Robert Hampton. of East
Hampton; Mrs. Robert H. Large, of
Philadelphia; DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mlllbank. Mrs. Z. T. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 7. Nichols jr, and Mr.. Tyler
Morse. Mrs. Henry Stephen, of Detroit,
ana Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Partridge, of
Chicago.
Among those at the New Cliffs are
Mrs. George H. Pell, of White Plains;
~ AIRS: Il: Caeser, of New York; Mrs.
W w. H. Woodward and Il. c. Dean, of
Washington; MIR George Schwartz, of
nrooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Jones,
ot Cortland, N. Y; Mrs. w. H. Seaman,
o. Glen Cove, and Miss w. Lannie
seaman, seaman, Mrs. George Herilow, Miss
siarian b. Kramer and Miss Edith
neauregard, of New York.
MIS- William Fahnestock gave
.uncheon .u:1S to-day, and next Saturday
S,1' Ssh give dance for Mr.. and Mrs.
'yiVanus Stokes jr.
Beach Club Election Tuesday
On Tuesday there will be meeting
'nc directors of Bailey's Beach
"so "s three new members to the board
~ governors will be elected The
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