New-York tribune., 1922-08-15
Society Present
To See Stars i'm
Tennis Tourney
Newport's 9th Annual Invi-
tation Tournament Draws
Crowd to Watch Leading
Net Players i'm Action
Many Affairs Planned
Week of Numerous Enter
tainments to End With
Ball by DIR. and Mrs. Rice
speesot Dispatch TO The r4s.ns


NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. 14.--with
tee sixth annual invitation lawn ten
sis tournament as the attraction and
perfect weather as an incentive, soci-
ETY. was present in large numbers to-
day TO see the country's leading ten
MS stars in action. The Casino pre-
seated pretty picture as the society
women came to chat or occupy their
uiaces In their boxes with guests,
rsny OF whom have arrived for ten
MS week. What will be week of nu-
uerous entertainments was started
auseiejously with several luncheons
ard dinners to-day, while others,
manned as the week progresses, will
ss larger and will lead to the big bali
hat DR.. and Mrs, Alexander Hamilton
pjce ere giving at Miramar on Friday.
To-day's assemblage at the Casino
was a particularly brilliant one, among
.sose present being Mrs. Arthur Cur
t;ss James, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhine
land I'd. Miss Silvia House, Mrs. Dud-
Gilbert, Miss Annie Burr Auchin-
4, Miss Marguerite Caperton, Mrs.
ay Gould jr., Miss Garcia Kip, Miss
Anna Sands, Mrs. Henry P. Russell.
Miss Kate Darlington, Mrs. Brady Har
fern Taller, Miss Betty Taller, Mrs.
Stuart Duncan, Mrs. William S. Sims,
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer. Mrs. Will
Uams Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Have
never, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Whitney Car
penter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bull,
Miss Fanny Wickes, Miss Marian
Wickes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie, Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, Mr..
and Mrs Sylvanus Stokes, Mrs. Will
liam Goadby Loew, Mrs. Beverly Bo-
CERT, Mrs. William Fitzhugh White
Johnston, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Barton
Mrs. John Dufais, who have Mr.. Will
liam Kendall as a guest; Miss Helen
Moran. Miss Adele Reynal Miss Lii
lian Gish, who was with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Duell, and Mrs. Jerome
n. Bonaparte and her daughter, Miss
Blanche Streibigh.
Others were Mrs. F. NJ Goodwin, Mrs.
Edward NJ. Post, Miss Laura Biddle,
Miss Antoinette Frissell, Miss Mary
Alice Barney, Miss Florence Have
meyer, Miss Natalie Winslow, Mrs. ].
Francis A. Clark, Mrs. Robert Goelet,
Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs.
Baldwin, Miss Fanny Foster, Mr.. Vim
cent Astor, Mrs. Marion Eppley, Mr..
Francis Burke Roche, Mr.. Bertram
Cruger, Mr.. and Mrs James w. Gerard,
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd,
Mrs. Paulding Fosdick, Mrs. Morton L.
Schwartz, Mrs. T. Shaw Safe, Miss Aud
ry Hoffman, Mrs. Lewis G. Morris,
Hs. Lorillsrd Spencer, Miss Pauline
Rshihson, Mrs. Cyril D. Judge, Mrs.
Gustav ]. S. White, Princess Miguel de
Bsganza, Mrs. Frederic P. Sands and
hsr daughter, Mrs. Roland Dickson,
and Mrs. Edward S. Brandt.
DR.. and Mrs. Rice Give Dinner Dance
Those who began the series of enter
tainments were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Payne Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
G. Morris, Mrs. Frederick W. Rhine
lander, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Do
Ian and Mr.. @. Louis Boissevain, who
gave luncheons. To-night's feature af-
fair was the dinner and dance given by
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice,
az Miramar, which, although it will not
be so big as that of Friday evening
when several hundred guests will be
invited, was the outstanding social
event Dinners were also given by
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. ]. Nor
man de R. Whitehouse, and. Mrs. Wal
ter A. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren will
give chlldren's party for a large
number OF guests at Aspen Hall to-
morrow afternoon, when Mrs. J. T..
torrance will give luncheon. Mr..
ahd MRS. George Henry Warren have
large luncheon planned for Wednes-
aag aa1' M %nlie on Thursday evening Mr.
ana Mrs. Ogden H. Hamm ond will give
dinner at their Ochre Point cottage,
win their guests going later to Mr.
ana Mrs. William Goadby Loew's resi-
aence Tor dancing. The Loews will also
give dinner. "-'A '-''
Many in the summer colony have
s9ests sa Tor tennis week. Mr.. William
,"iIhams Is with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
T." .@a D. bristow, Mr.. H. A. Doubleday
a. hiogemere, Mr.. Hollis Hunneweil
- 'isltlng g Mrs. Frederick Nelson at
na,ioi nr ioiiueWnehlnger King, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ~ e, pia.,. hu4owiton. of Washington, are
~ ss nigak = house with Mr.. and Mrs. Mars
eh = Ferry; Mr.. C. II. Hyans Sd IL
, sying with Mr.. Theodore p Gros.
E, Esnor, and Mr.. A. NJ. Coats is at North
Gammell. t"is' william
Win Mattress Race Prizes
n,-a n.tss mary Nicholson and Mr.. John
n.;"ee "sah were the winners of the novel
fss1,ns souered by Mr.. William OD.
Beacb l9r o., a mattress race at Bailey's
.each. 1his attracted more than twsn-
y entrants and was witnessed bv the
iaasgest gathering of the season. Miss
1hailolnette hn;Sette Frisselland and Mr.. Thomas
Wp!;iIges were second, and Miss Marian
m"Aes and Mr.. Henry o. Havemeyer
~, ~, we're third. On Saturday the hand
h,uyi9ie.ing contest by children will be
psid p,s, 1or prize donated by Mr.. Francis
burke Roche. .
M. MI Louis Bruguiere, of San Fran
Nno1.Ls hes taken an apartment at the
~ ootfutetnehinger ttc King for the remainder
announcement was made to-day that
srs e annual meeting of the stockhold-
wa,,, WIS 81 the Newport Reading Room
va Mo De- held Wednesday.
=. '1F. ana Mrs. Benjamin Leslie Behr,
n Lake Forest, Ill. have rented the
s@saenchinger Kings White House
ION ,aOm Mr. Burton J. Baldwin for the
tsnmalnder m of the season.
e. mrs. Joseph Hartman registered
~, ;I the season at the Casino this morn
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Have
ILeyer registered for a month, Mr..
soseph Hartman jr. for two weeks
sna MISS Kate D. Darlington, Mrs.
sadnrrson Smith, Mrs. Morton L.
2aenTartz Ttz and Captain and Mrs. Rufus
D. Johnston for week. Mrs. R. T.
Nnson Is among the many who are in
export for tennis week.
- captain and Mrs Fra,cL TavIor