New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Mr.. Paul Rainey
Host at Newport
Clarnbake Club
Nr. Richardson and Mrs.
Lewis Entertain at Dim
ners: Mrs. Wells and Mrs.
Fisher. Give Luncheons
Many at Joint Recital
Children Crowd Casino Ten
mis- Courts, Practicing for
Tournament ON Monday
sr,eto, ptsnotos TO The Tribune

NEWPORT, IL. J., July 2o.-~Nir. Paul
rs;neys dinner at the Clapbake Club,
allowed by dancing, was the feature
4 to-days entertaining. He had
,;rAseen guests at dinner and more
ran hundred at the dancing which
allowed. The Clambake Club was dec
.rsted for the occasion with dolphin
INN. gladiola, oak leaves and hydran-
sess.s
Mrs. william Storrs Wells was
hncheon hostess at Chetwoode to-day,
xhils Mrs. Joel E. Fisher jr. enter
nined ten guests at luncheon at the
Gamers. Mrs. Henry c. Lewis gave a
dinner at the Rocks and Mrs. Charles
p P. Richardson had a number of
sussts for dinner at Birch Lodge.
Countess Laszlo Szechenyi's children
we're given beach party at Second
Beach.
Luncheons will be given tomorrow
by Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal at the Pinard
ect.age and by Mrs. Dudley Davis at
Vyndhamridge. Mrs. J. j, Wysong has
luncheon party planned for Friday
tlarge number of children ct luncheon
ss Ocean Lawn.
Give Joint Recital
Among those at the Joint recital to-
ty by Gretna Torpade, Swedish so
,rano, and John Corigliano. Italian
yiclinist, were Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs.
bin Aspegren, Mrs. Frank ". Fruaeff
I'D Mrs. Clark Howell Woodward.
Many in the summer colony we're
rtronesses. Among them were Mrs.
Robert Goelet, Mrs. John Aspegren,
Mrs. William S. Sims, Mrs. James
Henry Darlington, Mrs. Jerome Nepol-
. son Bonaparte, Mrs. Frank w. Frueaff,
4 Mrs. Charles Seymour Whitman, Mrs
Wilbur Elliot Wilder, Mrs. Craig Bid
de- Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs. Frederic
Nelson, Princess Miguel De Braganza.
i Mrs. Walter S. Andrews, Miss Martha
c. Goldman, Mrs. Michael NJ. Van
Bueren, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander Cd,
Mrs, Sylvanus Stokes jr., Mrs. j. Fred
y Person Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mrs James
B Stuart Cushman, Mrs. Howard Spencer
& Graham, Mrs Marsden ]. Perry, Mrs
a Frederick Rhinelander, Mrs. Charles
81 asy 0elrichs, Mrs. Frederick P. Sands,
"A Yrs. John j. Wysong, Mrs. Gustav J. S.
a White. Mrs. Henry Ware Putnam, Mrs.
4 William S. Brownson, Mrs. Henry
i Parish and Mrs. Horace Binney
n Mrs. Charles H. Duell jr Mrs Ed
ward S. Moore, Mrs Bradford Norman,
II Yrs Morton Schwartz, Mrs. F'ranck
il Taylor Evans. Mrs. William L. Howard
I Ms. Henry E. Rowland, Mrs. George
Fritz Chandler, Mrs. H. Leroy Jones,
Hrs Harry S. Bernton, Mrs. George
Howard, Mrs. William ?. Buffum. Mrs.
Horace P. Beck, Mrs. William r.
goorss, Mrs. Walter B. Howe, Mrs. Ar
nlr H. Dodge, Mrs. Walter A. Buck,
rs. Thomas C. Hart. Mrs. Augusta R.
Mgenson, Mrs. Richard Thornton
cameron McRae Winslow, Mrs. Robert
esuld Shaw I'd, Mrs. Joseph s. Lover
ig Wharton, Mrs. James Mapes
hage, Mrs. E. Hayward Ferry, Mrs.
hsce Rainey Rogers, Miss Fannie
Ester, Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens,
Mss Julia Worthington, Mrs. William
Swinburne, Mrs. Henry Barton Ja-
obs, Mrs. William T. Carter, Mrs. Ed
ward S. Rawson, Mrs. Thomas Reed
Bridges, Mrs. William Faulkner Ans
/ den, Mrs. Gatewood S. Lincoln, Mrs.
| Harry A. Baldridge, Mrs. l. C. Johnson,
Mrs. William L. Irvine Mrs. Harrison
Smith, Mrs. Leonard R. Sargent, Mrs.
a Thomas II. Brown, Miss Julia S. Win
Il terhcF, Mrs. Alfred G. Howe, Mrs.
Y harry Rainsford Stark, Mrs. Samuel
Ysgnum Scott and Mrs. Herman D.
| Kouatze.
| Htrants for Children's Tourney
Ssyers entrants have been received
for the children's tennis tournament,
which will be started Monday at the
Casino for prizes donated by Mrs. For
sythe Wickes. Among the players will
Ds Miss Fanny Wickes, Miss Marian
,Wiekes, Miss Elizabeth Woodward and
Miss Marian Gray. The Casino tennis
courts were again crowded to-day with
nembers Of the younger set practicing
i0s this tournament.
MT and Mrs. Aluyn Ball Sd, of New
'osk, arc guests OF Mr.. Alwyn Ball.
n Mrs. William Goadby Loew, Mrs.
.!Nd tr, who were in New York for
few days, are expected back the lat
es part of the week.
\ Mrs. Delaney Kane Is at the La
gvge Cottage, Newport, where she
WI! be for the remainder of the week
A Mr. Ogden L. Mills Arrives
4 Ar Ogden L. Mills arrived to-day on
4 Swsro his steam yacht Vansata. Thes
1 wyleyhound, Mr.. Edsel Ford, was among
4 ~ other yachts to arrive in the har-
4 ~ ~ to-day. with the Topaz, Adroit and
Niger Dot.
4 .ss.. Howard Williams, of Boston,
1 i.Hsiting her mother, Mrs. Pauline
4 Wy French, on Red Cross Avenue.
4 sAss Ethel King was the winner of
s ladies' sweepstakes golf tourna-
Any at the Newport Country Club to-
n with net score of ID. Miss
men Moran was second, with ga
4 sc.aers playing were Miss Dorothy
4 HioA, Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss
] ssisnce Havemeyer, Miss Louise
ssaas Miss Florence Loew, Mrs.
/ s'aanlel Thayer, Mrs. G. B. Winslow,
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