The New York herald., 1922-07-23
% Sumner Resorts Cal TO tho COm1trrc ~
Striking Costumes Worn at
Tennis Matches in Newport
Women Play in Interesting Tournament at the Casino
Flights in Mr. Vincent Astors Hydro-Airplane
Among Diversions for Society.


IN the contest at Mr.. T. Suffern Tailers
ocean links. for the prizes of gold and
silver mashie offered by Mrs. Taller for
the best scores on the links during july
and August. Among the foursomes
playing over the course recently were
Messrs. Robert w. Goelet and D. M.
Cuestier, Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and
Mr.. Guy Cary in one group; MessIs
Louis Livingston, r. Livingston Beck
man. Rodsrick Terry. Jr.. and Bertram
Cruger in another; Messrs. Lydig Hoyt.
T. Suffern Taller, A. G. Wellman and
Conde Mast in another.
The Home for the Aged. in which the
Misses Ellen F. and Ida Mason are
much interested. as well as others In
the villa colony. will have lawn fete
next month on the grounds Of the Misses
Mason In Rhode Island avenue.
Bailey's Beach as usual has been the
scene this week OF large gatherings each
day, and although on some occasions
there was heavy surf. 1t did not deter
the bathers. Among those in the SURF
we're the Misses Muriel and Consuelo
Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs., Taller, Mrs
Ogden H. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Caroi
wainwright, Jr Mr.. Vincent Astor. Mr.
Robert w. Goelet Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Coadbys Loew and their daughters. the
Misses Florence and Evelyn Loew; the
Princess de Braganza and her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wellman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, Jr. Misses Mar
ion, Fanny and Kitty Wickes. Elizabeth
Sands. Roberta and Natalja willard
sylvia Willhouse. Marjorie Oelrichs and
Carlotta Havemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
liam de Forest Manice. VINO are at
Fdgehill with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Heywara
Ferry, Mrs. Burnham Gray, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Craig Biddle and Miss Laura Bid-
die. Miss Louise Clews, who is spending
the summer here for the first time IN
several years; Mr.. ana Mrs. Fhi'ip
Rhinelander, I'd.
Tennis week, which begins August II,
always brings q galaxy OF entertain
ments, one following another IN QUICK
succession This year will be no excep-
ton and already many are being ar
ranged for the visiting players In the
invitation tournament The largest OF
these events will take place on August
10 at the Clambake Club and VIII pc
a dinner and dance. Mr.. and MRS. w.
Goadby Loew will be the hosts for this
entertainment. There will be luncheons
each day during that week. and dinners
every night.
Luncheon and Dinner Parties.
Mrs. Stuart Duncan will give dinner
on July 20. Entertainments this week
included a luncheon Sunday by MT.
Beeckman at Lands End. In his party
were Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G. Wellman. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Randolphe. Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden, Miss Evelyn Byrd Burden,
Miss Margaret Steward. Mrs. John r.
Drexel, Jr., and Messrs. Francis Roche.
Lawrence Waterbury. Guy Carey Rob-
ert w. Goelet. Oscar Cooper and Charles
II. Stebbins. M
Rear Admiral Cameron MGR. Winslow,
L. S. N. retired, and Mrs. Winslow gave
luncheon for young people also on
Sunday. 1t was the birthday of Miss
Natalie winsIow Another luncheon on
that day was given by Mrs. T. Shaw
Safe at Ocean Lawn. also for young
people and for her nephew, Mr.. Arthur
Gammell.
Mrs. Peter w. Roberts gave a dinner
on Monday night at Southside. Lunch
cons were given on that day by Mrs.
John Aspegren and Mrs. Brady Harri-
man. Tuesday Mrs. Henry Barton
Jacobs gave a luncheon at Whiteholm.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Taller gave dinner
at Honeysuckle Lodge. Mrs. Robert
Gould Shaw I'd and Mrs. r. Beverley
Corbin gave luncheons on Wednesday.
There will be several informal enter
tainments at the Clambake Club during
August.
Mr. Robert Walton Goelet Joined the
colony this week. coming from Canada,
where he has a fishing preserve at Cas-
capedia He will remain but few days
longer at Newport He has with him Mr..
D. NJ. Guestier, a brother Of Mrs. Goelet.
Mrs. Goelet Is at present in London.
At the Art Association this week Is
i 4
American artists, and 1t would do credit
to a Metropolitan gallery. Among the
interesting paintings in the collection
are Gloucester Harbor." by Ernest
Harrison Barnes The Glen Scotland.
by j. Stewart Barney: Gray Day In
Winter" by Harry Leith Ross; a yacht
| ing picture, Birds of Passage painted
at sunset, by Lonas Lie; two paintings
by Catherine Wharton Morris: por-
trait by Miss Helena Sturtevant; an in
terror of French salon. by Edith Blight
Thompson, which Is Mrs. William Payne
Thompson portrait of Mr.. J. Gustav
S. White, by Alphonse Jongers two
paintings by Robert Winthrop Chanler
termed Before a Cataclysm," and
Fantasy and many others.
Tea Is served each afternoon. Among
those who have been assisting at the
tables are Mrs. Thomas ]. Sem. Miss T..
II. Clark, Mrs. Charles c. Gardner. Mrs.
Henry Ware Putnam. Miss Fanny Fos-
ter, Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham and
| Mrs. Daniel Hayden.