New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
First Big Bake of Season
to Take Place at Clam
bake Club on Holiday;
lea Dansants Are Started
Embassy Is Moved
To Watering> Place
Art Association Will Be.
gin a Musicale Series
With Recital Next Week
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
NEWPORT. RI Lulu

wv cial activities increased in
Newport. The first really
big event of the season is scheduled
for Tuesday, when the Robert Goe-
lets give ball at the Wilson estate
on Narragansett Avenue. Enter
tainments are expected to follow in
rapid succession, with Mrs. O. H. P.
Belmont being scheduled to give one
OF her famous affairs at the Marble
House shortly now that that man.
sion is opened for the first time in
several years.
Princess Anastasia of Greece is
to visit Newport this summer. The
princess, who was formerly Mrs.
William B. Leeds, will not open her
large estate, Rough Point, but will
be the guest of Mrs. Belmont at
Marble House. The Princess Ana
stasia's son, Mr.. William B. Leeds,
and his bride, Princess Xenia, will
accompany the party to Newport
and also be guests at Marble House.
The date of their arrival in this
country has not been fixed.
The first big bake of the season will
be held at the Clanbake Club, of which
Mr.. Reginald c. Vanderbilt is presi-
dent, on July 4, while tea dansants
have started at the Hill Top Inn, the
first being given yesterday, while
others are scheduled three times
week for the season.
Return of Vandeshilts Pleases Newport
Society
| Summer residents arrived in large
numbers during the last week and the
majority of the big summer residences
are opened. Numerous cottages
have been rented, and it can we'll be
said that there are more persons in
Newport now than for several years
past on July 1. Society was delighted
with the return of Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt I'd and her daughters. The
Misses Muriel and Consuelo Vanderbilt.
who were at Southampton last sum-
mer. The Jerome Napoleon Bona
parties, also at Southampton last sea-
son, are here. and Mrs. Vanderbilt has
| taken the Lanier cottage on Clay
Street and the Bonapartes the MorrelI
cottage on Ochre Point.
Newport was made the summer home
of another embassy last week, this
Hungarian, which was moved from
Washington by orders of Count Laszlo
Szechenyi, Hungarian Minister to the
United States, who is with Countess
Szechenyi at The Breakers. The new
embassy has been established at the
Underwood cottage, which is the La
Forge annex, on Touro Park West, and
the secretaries who have arrived are
Mr.. Andor Hertelendy and Mr.. John
Pelenyi. This is the first embassy es-
tablished in Newport since the Russian
embassy occupied Stone Villa, opposite
the Casino.
The invitation for the Goelet ball
on July a were sent out by telegraph,
an innovation, and the many accept
ances assures the success of that en-
tertainment.
Reservations have already been made
for the Clambake Clubs first enter
tainment Or Tuesday.
Bailey's Beach is to be an unusually
busy place this summer, Judging from
the reservations. Every bath house
available has been taken, many Being
forced to double up. The directors
are considering making another addi-
ton to the bathing section. Reserve
tions at the nearby Hazards Beach,
which is under the control of the Hill
Top Inn, are equally numerous.
Among those to register at Hazards
Beach this season are Mrs. Robert
Gould Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs T. Suffern
Taller, Mrs. Walter S. Andrews, Mrs. Z.
Willoughby Dixon, Mrs. George Eust,s
Corcoran, Mrs. Workman James, Mrs.
Hubert Vos, Mrs. Roland Dixon, Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Guam NJ.
! Hutton, Mrs. William S. Sims and Mrs.
E. w. Sturtevant.
Golf, Bathing, Tennis
Remain Favored Sports
Golf, bathing and tennis are still
the favorite forms of diversion, those
registering at the Newport Country
Club SO far this season being Miss
Elizabeth Sands, Miss Roberta Willard,
Colonel McCarty Little, Mrs. Ernest
Iselin, Mr.. Ernest Iselin jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverly Bogert, Mr.. James w.
Barney, Mr.. Percy R. Pyne jr., Mr.
E. G. Chadwick, Mrs. Bradford Nor
man, Mrs. William B. Bristow, Mis-
Katherine B. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
B. Winslow, Miss Dorothea Carroll,
| Mr.. Frazier Jelke, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man D. Kountze, Miss Elizabeth
Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan
and family, Count and Countess Laszlo
Szechenyi, Miss Helen Moran, Mrs.
| William Woodward, Mrs. Daniel W.
Jones, Miss Alice Whitehouse, Mrs.
| Brady Hartman, Mrs. Leroy King, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Duell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aspegren, Mrs. Daniel Bacon, MrE.
Reginald Norman, Mrs. Edward Bolt,
Miss Mary Nicholson, Mr.. Kenneth
Shawaw Safe and Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
| Frueauff.
Several events Of interest to society
have been announced for later in the
season. The Art Association will begin
series of musicales on July with the
Bonr ELI recital, willie lawn fete for
charity will be given by the Misses
Mason at their Rhode Island, Avenue
| home in August. The Newport Dog
Show, always of interest to society,
viii take place at Freebody Park Oh
August 10, and big celebration in
| honor of the 175th anniversary of the
Redwood Library will be held at that
institution on September 4. -
Two Of the summer hotels have been
opened for the season in anticipation
Of big season. They are the Hill
| Top Inn, which is holding tea dan
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