The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-11

and Mrs. Henry White, who
: are staying with the dowsger
Mrs, Vanderbilt at the paAual
"Breakers," will be the signal for
round of entertaining In which
many Washington people--thosc of
the more conservative ranks OF the
summer colony, be II understood
will be involved. xtonians
have been playing a rather more
important part In the activities OF
this resort than CT any time aimee
before the war, when many OF the
foreign nations established SUMMER
embassies there. and have contrib
uted no little to the eaaeties OF the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodbury. Blair
opened their cottage early In, the
season and have given a series OF
delightful dinner parties through
the summer. Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock has also entertained u good
deal, and her son-in.law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes.
jr., who have been with her, have
been among the leaders of the
younger set. Mrs. Stokes, whose
frocks are always striking. extreme
and a wee bit ahead OF the mode,
has been much photographed and
no account Of tennis matches. horse
shows, etc.. Is compiet, without
description of her costume. che
Stokeses expect 10 sail shortly for
Europe and will bass Il few weeks
in England before returning TO
Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis, who usually spent the great
err part of the summer at Oaflands,
their lovely place in Virginia, have
villa at Newport this season, and
their young daughters are having
preliminary taste of the society to
which they will be formally intro
duced in a year or two. Mr.. Eustis'
brother, George Eustis Corcoran.
who recently changed his name by
law to perpetuate the name Of his
grandfather, William Warwick Cor
coran, who did so much for Wash
ington. is also at Newport this sum
mer, and Mrs. CorcorBn Is with him.
She was Miss Rosamond Street, Of
New York, and is an exceedingly
accomplished musician. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley have Elm Court,
Mrs. Burke Roche's villa. and enter
tain there constantly, and Robert
Stead and his bride are among the
season.
Mrs. Bradley gave luncheon
yesterday at Elmcourt. which she
is occupying for her first Newport
season Mrs. Bradley entertained
Dr. and Mrs. Preston Pope Sattsr-
white, who are her house guests.
Among those present were Princess
Lubomirska, wife of the Polish
rntt AA tot
Oliver II. p. Belmont, and Mrs.
William B. Caperton.
Mr.. White and his pleasant wife,
born a Vanderbilt, have been occupy
ing Elm Court, their place in the
Berkshires. and during the latter
part OF this month Mrs. Vanderbilt
and her son.in-law and daughter,
the Count and Countess Laszio
Szechenyi, will migrate to Lenox on
a return courtesy" visit.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has cards out for
a large dinner party, followed by
music-music is indispensable at the
Breakers" these days-which she
will give tomorrow evening in honor
Of the Whites and her youngest and
favorite son, Reggie" Vanderbilt.
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At the White House.
The President and Mrs. Harding
who have guests lunching with them
pretty nearly every day
were hosts to a small party today and
yesterday they had with them Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, Senator Charles
Curtis, Fred Upham, treasurer of the
National Committee, and
David Mulvane, national committee
no N frnyo Eapsaa
This afternoon President Harding
will receive Isaac Foot, deputy mayor
OF Plymouth, England, at the White
House Mr.. Foot represented the city
for which Plymouth, Mass, was
named at the recent tercentenary Gel
ebration and is passing a. few days In
Before going to the
White House Mr.. Foot will be the
guest of Commander Ralston s
Holmes aboard the Mayflower. he
was one of the guests of honor yester
Jay at the luncheon given by the Ro
tary Club at the Columbia Country
Club. which also entertained Will Fl
HAYS, the Postmaster General, and A
D. Lasker. chairman of the Shipping
Board. ...