New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-28
Colony Members
Assist i'm Charity
Fete at Newport
Affair for Bee eta of Or
phanags, He'll on lawn Of
General WiIcler's Estate.
ks Largely Pat1'onized

NEWPORT, July 27.-The charity
lawn fete FOR the benefit of st. Mary's
Orphanage, held on the grounds Of
General and Mrs. Wilbur Z. Wilder's
estate on Beacon Hill this afternoon,
was largely patronized By members Of
the summer colony, considerable
number of whom also served as mem
bers of committees and assisted at the
booths, tables and other attractions.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster and
Miss Edith Wetmore were in general
in charge of the tea table and was
assisted by Mrs. c. L. F. Robinson,
Mrs. Roland Dickson, Miss Elizabeth
Robinson, Miss Sylvia Hilihouse, Miss
Nancy King, Miss Helen Darlington,
Miss Antoinette Frissell, - Miss Honora
Mason and Miss Florence havemeyer.
The board of managers table was pre-
sided over by Mrs William Grosvenor.
Mrs Dudley Davis had charge of the
candv table, assisted by Mrs. Charles
S. Whitman, Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw,
Miss Carlorta HavelAeyer and Miss
Helen Moran.
Mrs. Bradford Norman had the ice
cream table, with Miss Julia Ward
Howe Hall Miss Eleanor Hall, Miss
Ellen Stone, Mrs. Walter Andrews
assisting. The fruit, flower and vegee-
table table was in charge of Mrs. Louis
s. Treadwell, who was assisted by Mrs
Brady Hartman, Miss Julia Berwlnd
Miss Louise Scott, Mrs William Wood
ward. Mrs. Thomas Ridgeway, Mrs. 90
serh Hartman and the Misses Loew.
Mrs. Charles d. Easton presided over
the animal table.
The Misses Alice Whitehouse,> Flor,
ance Becklev and Sophie Gay looked
after the book table, and donkey gran
was in charge of Miss Rosa Grosvenor
Louis A. Shaw and Dudley Davis lr.
Craig Biddle, chairman of the Casino
Tennis Committee, announced To-Day
some Of the players who will compee.e
in the invitation tournament TO pcs1,
1T the Casino on Monday. Wlillam L
Tilden will be one of the nlgh Iahh s. l e
J nlavers and the others VII lhc.au.
/ Vincent Richards, the youthIul SO,
w E. Davis, Wallace M. Jonnss
Mill ~s Nall, S. H. voshell, c: s. Gar
~ n w. Niles, Arnold Jones N
Ms 49, w,llams and Samuel Harry
rant.;n of The Davis Cup team; now S.
or5 and Robert Kinsey, two new oali
Amone the college players VINO VA
.r,near are P. F. Neer and >. = pav ,,
repre senting Leland stanfordi l Edm ran
I,evv and Wallace Bates, who WIZ .eP
resent the University of Cal1fornla' =
= Williams and G. M: WheeleI, Q
yele: Werner and Herndon, OF frlhcg
fan. and Brooks, Fenno, Duane anu l.
n lS,l, of Harvard.
Among those who have ALREADY maa'
mans for entertaining during Sennl
fgeek is Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Glilesple
sho will give dinner sor forty CUES.
On August 8. Also, on Monday s sii
viii give children's party on IN
grounds of her Bellevue Avenue nom \ OF
n honor Of the birthday OF her tour
ve e daughter Phyllis. a..
NOR this evening at her Bellevue Ave
nne residence. Other dinner hostesse
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Harmon
and Mrs. Charles r. P. Richardson.
Mrs. Shafter Howard is visiting ne
sister, Mrs. w Rogers Morgan ~,
registering at the Casino were !, Mrs y,
William Penn Compton, OF New ofk
Mrs. G. w. Carleton and Miss Carleton
also of New York; Miss Margare
Wade. of Washington; Mrs, WIiilar
Cronan, of New York, and Mrs. henr
Stuart Fleming, of New York. Mrs.