New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Newport to Hear
Will Irwin Speak
On Disarmament
Forum To Be Part of Lecture
on Sept. IL; Final Play
To-day in Mixed Tennis
Doubles for Younger Set
spectal Dispateh 70 Tb, Tyib,.,,


NEWPORT, r L., Sept. will Ir-
Sunday afternoon, September II, and
society is taking much interest in the
event The patronesses will include
Mrs. Michael M. Vanburer, Mrs. w. w.
Covell, Mrs. William =. Buffum, Mrs.
Johl M. Whittall Mrs, j. Thompson
Spencer, Mrs. Arnold Hague, Mrs. Lewis
Fox Frissell, Miss Ellen F. Mason,
Mrs. c. Lorrillard Spencer, Mrs. J. Ber-
tram Lippincott, Mrs. Howard S.
Graham. Mrs. William Harvey, Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. j. S. Lover
ing Wharton, Mrs. Theophilus B. Stork,
Mrs. Robert R. White, Mrs. L. X. Carr,
Mrs. Edward A. Sherman, Mrs. F. P.
Garretson. Mrs. Truman Riddle, Mrs.
David King, Mrs. j. Appleton Wilson,
Miss Agnes Storer, Miss Esther Morton
Smith and Mrs. Lyman Josephs.
The lecture will be in the nature of
an informal discussion of disarmament.
There will be forum, and questions
may be asked at liberty.
Miss Hermine Schwed, of New York.
spoke at the Art Association last night
at the Newport County Women's Re-
publican Club meeting on Socialist
Masquerades and Masqueraders." Mrs.
James Griswold Wentz also spoke. Mrs.
Florence Howe Hall presided in the nh
sence of Miss Edith Wetmore, the
president.
Play at Art Association
Come and Play With Me-" or the
Caterpillar and the Trumpet Vine. y
was shown at the Art Association this
afternoon under the patronage of Miss
Edith Wetmore. A capable cast pre-
sented the play.
The semi-tinals of the mixed doubles
tennis tournament for boys and girls
under eighteen were held at the Casino
to-day. Fanny Wickes and DYSON Dun
can defeated Elizabeth Woodward and
dudley Davis jr, "a, 6-3; May Ames
and Gordon Douglas defeated Phyllis
Baker and Barclay Douglas, 6-3, 60
finals will be held between Miss Wickes
ana Duncan and Miss Ames and
Douglas.
Mrs: Clarence w. Dolan is at Sea
weed having just returned from abroad
and 1T is expected that the Misses
Doian will return here later in the
month.
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris has closed her
estate and gone to New York for the
winter.
Mrs. Joseph E. widener is planning
TO depart early next week.
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman will be at
the Muenchinger White House during
the remainder of the month. She
passed the summer in England as the
guest of Lord and Lady Camoys.
Don Juan F. De Gardenas. of the
Spanish Embassy at Washington. is
here for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Clarke and Miss
Clarke, Of Omaha; E. C. Sweet. of New
port and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burton,
OF Montclair, N. j., are at the New
Cliffs Hotel.
Afternoon Dances Popular
The members of the younger set
greatly enjoy the afternoon dances on
the Horse Shoe piazza at the Casino,
and the affairs will be continued next
week. The daily concerts also will be
given Several more weekly concerts
on Sunday nights will be held.
Among those registered at the Ca
sino to-day were Miss Kathleen Glyn,
of London; Miss Frissell, Miss Eliza
beth Austin, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Burton, H. S. Sharmond.
| of the yacht Sonica, and Henry s.
Black, of New York.
Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings and Mrs.
Frederick Pearson entertained at din
ner this afternoon.
G. Louis Boisevain entertained at
the Hill Top tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet
sail for Europe tomorrow, and will
PASS the winter in France.