The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Gives Luncheon to
90 at Newport
Dinners and Other Entertain
ments Mark Third Day Of Ten
mis- Tournament.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. 16.-With the
beginning OF the third day OF tennis at
the Casino the interest of society did
not abate a bit and the boxes were COM
pletely filled in the morning, with
also good gathering In the afternoon
As is usual during tennis week there
Is much entertainment. Mrs. Vanderbilt
ad ninety guests for luncheon at the
breakers. many of the players Of the
tournament being present.
Mr.. Robert Grosvenor and Mrs. 10.
seph w. Frazer came together attired
alike. Miss Natalie Winslow wore n
dress of variegated colors with a large
straw hat.
Mrs. T. Suffern Taller entertained
friends in her box. In the afternoon she
wore bright yellow gown with a frame
hat TO match and thin black veil.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson had gown
entirely of white. Mrs. Frederick p.
Sands came with her daughters, Mrs.
Mary Sands Spencer, Mrs. Roland Dick
son and Miss Elizabeth Sands. Mrs.
Dickson wore gray and Miss Sands wore
a gown of crepe de chine with red an
white dots and deep red straw hat.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cameron M
C. r. Winslow were again present. as
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
Mrs. w. woodward Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs.
kttore Romano Fontana. DIR. and Mrs.
J. Perry
Miss Helen Moran was In white
crimped silk. a large white hat and
black pumps. Mrs. Henry p. Russell
Joined the gathering this afternoon in
white sport suit.
Among the Spectators.
Others in the large gallery We're Mrs.
John c. Waterbury, Jr.: Miss Angelica
Gerry. Mrs. Lewis S. Treadwell, Mrs.
Edgar S. Phelps. Miss Cathleen Van
derbilt, Miss Isabelle Kemp Mrs. sgd
ney Colford. Mrs. Frederick Nelson.
Mrs. C. NJ. Bulger. Mrs. J. Fred Pier
son, Mrs. Brady Herman. Miss Kate
Darlington, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gill
lespie. Mrs. E. Hayward Ferry. Mrs.
Stuart Duncan. Mrs. Craig Biddlc. Mrs.
William Watts Sherman, Mrs. J. +. A.
Clark. Mrs. Henry w. Bull. Mrs.
Marion Eppley, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ridgway. Mrs. James S. Cushman and
Mrs. 0. II. p. Belmont.
An attractive gown of white null,
the skirt having band Of ecru lace
embroidered with gold thread around
the bottom and also around the sleeves
was worn by Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice. About the waist was a wide
girdle with long ends of old gold satin
ribbon. She wore a small, dropping
hat of white straw with crown of
white satin.
Mrs. w. de Forest Manice was in
golden brown muslin trimmed with
ecru Valenciennes lace and her large
hat was trimmed with brown wheat.
Miss Audrey Hoffman was in rose
beaded georgette crepe. She wore a
large hat of rose taffeta.
Mrs Edmund s. r. Brandt's gown
of finely embroidered ecru null with
inserts of lace had girdle of nauve
and blue.
This evening Mr.. Conde Nast gave
dinner, followed by dancing, for his
daughter, Miss Natica Mast.
Mrs. RhineInnder Gives Dinner.
Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander gave a
dinner this evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry Warren were luncheon
fosts to-day.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Suffern Taller will give a dinner at
Joneysuckle Lodge, and also chat eve
rang DIR. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
will have a ball at Mirimar.
The annual meeting of the stoclkhold-
ers OF the Newport Reading Room took
place this morning. Mr.. John Thompson
Spencer was reelected president, Mr.
Walter $. Andrews. secretary and treas
urer and DIR. Harry Jennings Knapp
chairman of the executive committee.
Mr.. Arthur Yenken of the British En-
bassy is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stuart Cushman at Avalon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus r. Kountze
have arrived for the remainder of the
season at their Berkeley avenue cottage
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar q. Confelt and Mr.. G. r.
Confelt of New York. Mr.. and Mrs
James z. Kavanaugh, Miss Helen Kava-
naugh and Miss d. " Jealous from
Marblehead, Mass.