The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Hats of Hawaiian Design.

VI Wa11hn DCSlRna
Misses Marjorie Oelrichs and Sarah
Moreland came together with d ats OF
the same HawaiiaIai design and byere in
simple frocks. Mrs. Oliver II. p. Bel
mont had whi'se sport skirt, and ar
orange jacket OF tricolette decorated
with Chinese flo wers her hat, TO match
with the same decoration.
Among the women who ha- re appeared
at the tennis anes in gowl Is that were
striking as WE'LL as attrac Aive is Mrs
Sylvanus StokAs,/ /Jr.
Mrs. MARJORIE Oelrichs W rs in platinum
georgette crepe with black dots, and a
White felthat,v With black ostrich feather
Mrs Herbe syt Shipman was in a gown
OF Light pur IIle tricotine with a hat to
match, rrir n5ned with IN white ostrich
feather of Ule same shade. Mrs. Philip
RhinelandfI ~ I'd wore white lace gown
and aye straw hat of light purple
trimmed " ith lilies.
Mrs. j0 illard Spencer who has been
visitinrS ION the Hudson, Joined the
thronE fer the first time and was with
her Sister. Mrs Roland Dickson,
My, VI ncent Astor was in pale blue
with ,.1Isite embroidered figures, and
wore a large purple straw hat with
plum es. of the same shade. Mrs. Ashley
II. Robertson was in an orange colored
gov N and hat to match.
M Iong those present in the morning
we re. Gen. and Mrs. James Parker. the
RoV. DR.. and Mrs. Roderick Terry,
toJi. Messrs. Frank S. Sturgis. Henry o.
ID lvemeyer. w. Storrs Wells and Walter
q )les Cabell, the Rev. and Mrs. William
= afford Jones and the Rev. and Mrs.
S tanley c. Hughes.
Also Mrs. w. c. Cady and the Messrs.
". l.. and Knight Pryer of Washington.
4 rrs. Henry Anderson Conan, who is on
n the steam yacht Kehteh, and Mrs. Lewis
i Brinton and Miss Elizabeth Il. Brinton
from Philadelphia.
Among the gathering in the afternoon
for the singles were DR.. Howard Lothrop
Ames OF Boston. who is stopping with
Mrs. F. Lothrop Ames Major and Mrs.
Davis G. Arnold, Miss Lucille Perry. who
came from New London, where she
is visiting friends; Messrs. Paul Rainey
and J. Gordon Douglas. the latter joining
Mr. Oliver Perrin for a set themselves
during the afternoon.
Mrs. X. t. Wilson Arrives.
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson came for the
first time to-day and attended both the
a gown OF black and white printed
georgette and black and white hat
yelled with Chantilly lace
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt came UP from
Southampton and Joined her sister, Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs
James Lennox Banks were there, Mrs.
Banks being very attractive in gown
of tangerine linen with hat to match.
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Moreland came to-
day for the first time. She recently
fell and broke her ankle. She wore
white pleated georgette topped with a
long white knitted cape.
Mrs. Fitzhugh whitehouse was in
light blue trlcolette with indefinite en-
broidery. Her hat was OF deeper shade.
Others present included Mrs. Henry
G.. Gray, Mrs. Robert Grosvenor, who
was with Mr.. Paul Rainey Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Miss Martha Goldman, Dr..
Walter Wells from Washington, Mrs.
Robert Potter and Mrs. Earl Metzger,
wife OF Major Metzger, u. S. A
The annual lawn fcte for the benefit
of the Newport Hospital will be held
on August ~. Mrs. John Rodgers Is
chairman Of the committee. and among
those TO have booths are Mrs. William
l.. Howard. wifo OF Admiral Howard !;
Mrs. Woodward Phelps. wife of Capt
Phelps; Mrs. william c. Asserson, wife
OF Capt. Asserson, and Mrs. Boland
Dickson.
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mrs. Har-
yey Durand of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Frel!nghuysen OF New Jersey,
lIr. Daniel n. Roe. Mise Flora Roe and
Mrs Daniel Driscoll OF Jersey City.
Brig.-Gen. William Ennis. L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Ennis announce the marriage
OF their sister. Elizabeth Gilman Jack
son. to Commodore George Robert Sails
bury. Y. $. ~, August l, at Csnsn-