New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-01
William Wanannaker
And Miss Combs Get
Ribbons at Newport
Long Distance Swim for
Younger Set Results in
Cups Going TO Rosamond
and Clifford Pinchot

was large turnout of the summer
residents to ' .tncss the final awards.
Mrs. Loula Long Combs, of Tansas
City, and William Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia, were the principal win
ners.
Mrs. Vincent Astor and Mrs. Henry
P. Russell did not 90 to their boxes,
but remained at the side of the ring
chatting with friends, among whom
was Francis Roch
Miss Kate Darlington, Miss Cathleen
Vanderbilt and Miss Sylvia Hillhouse
were together at the show, Miss Van
derbilt wearing white. .ttractively set
off with bright green hat.
0 hers who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Egerton Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Shonnard, visiting here on the yacht
Sonnica; lirs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burden, Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Bradley, Mrs. James Griswold
Wantz, who entertained a party of
friends, Captain and Mrs. Thomas Sem
and Mrs. Douglas E. Dsmulles, the lat
ter two also having friends in their
box.
Mrs. George Oakley Totten jr. is to
exhibit some of her porcelain work at
the Art Association next week, the
patrons for the affair being Mrs. John
Martha Goldman, Princess Lubermirska
Honorable Ira Nelson Morris and Cap
tain Axel Wallenberg, the Swedish
Mini stcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren are en-
PERTAINING at dinner tonight.
Attention at Bailey's Beach to-day
conferred around the long distance
swim for the members of the younger
set, handsome cups having been offered
by Francis A. Shea for the girls and
William Fahnestock for the boys. AS
in former cases, many of the parents
of the entries were on the beach to
watch the events and much enthusiasm
was shown. The race was Tor three
chc.t won the Shea cup, Marion Wickes
and Adele Reynal finishing second and
third respectively.
There was much closer competition
in the boys class, for in the first heat
! Clifford Pinchot and William Andrews
finished in perfect tie, both of them
misjudging the finish line. AS re-
suit an extra race had to be held and
i'll this Clifford Pinchot nosed out Will
lam Andrews by only few feet and
won the Fahnestock cup. There were
eighteen entries in the events, all be-
ing prominent members CT the younger
set.
The Countess Szechcnyi cup was also
contested for, the distance being q
quarter of a mile and little Ogden
Hammond being the winner. This race
was for the younger children and
caused much enthusiasm among the
onlookers.
On Saturday there will be another
mattress race scheduled at the beach,
and many prominent entries are cX-
pected The races of this nature are
very entertaining and interesting, and
this one is unique in its requireme ats
for the entries-both must weigh $50
pounds together and their ages must
total forty-tive. The race will be a
triangular affair, and Mrs. Eugene Rey-
nal is offering prizes for the winners.
Beginning on Monday of next week
the Art Association will hold an ORR
entail loan exhibit at their grounds.
Mrs. William Cotton, Mrs: Wilbur
Wilder and Miss Beatrice Craft are
among those who VIII be prominent in
the production of Miss Wetmore's play
Christian Logan had to relinquish her
part because of illness. The decora-
tions and the pageants will be unusual
~ beautiful this year.
Mrs. Forsyth Wickes gave a dance
last night for the members of the
younger set large number attending
and dancing being enjoyed. Conrad S
Orchestra played.
The New Cliffs register included
!
whom we're Paul de Hevesey, of Buda-
pest; MIR. and Mrs. L. S. Baum and the
Misses Evelyn and Ruth Baum, Of
Philadelphia.
Saturday afternoons concerts at the
Art Association by Nine. Borelli is
arousing much interest. The ushers
for the affair will be Miss Kate Oar
lington, who vii be aided by Nancy
King, Averill Belknap and Carlotta
! Havemcyer.
Captain and Mrs. w Woodward
Phelps are expecting their son, Mid
shipman Woodward Phelps, who viii
arrive to-day from his summer cruise
and will stay with his parents during
the month OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Morris gave
luncheon this afternoon having
among the guests present several Of
the women tennis players. Miss Julia
DeIWlEU entertained intMNcrS nl the
younger set and Mrs. William Fahne-
stock and Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond
also entertained during the day.
Attention was drawn to the large
silver cup displayed in Leikens window
on the avenue to-day, donated by for
mer Governor BeecAman to the winner
of the torpedo station league. Gov
ernor Beeckman, who arrived from
Europe this morning, and is now at
New York, will be here tomorrow and
will stay for the month, it is ex-
pected.
Last night many went to the Clam
bake Club, where Reginald C. Wander
bit gave a dinner, which was counter
part of his annual horse show dinner
Mt Sandy Point Farm Monday, only
that the women were honor guests and
a very large number were there before
the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
are staying at the Muenchinger King
for while, after arriving Yesterday
from Southampton.
Lady Anne Azgapetian will give a
lecture at the Art Association to-mor-
row night on the hardships of the Near
East. The summer residents, who have
always shown deep interest in the
Eastern question. will probably attend
in quite large numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby Loew
and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jen-
nings will soon close their homes here
and go to their country estate.
Many prominent society people d.
vided their interest between the horse
show and the tennis finals yesterday. a
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