New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-01
Newport Sees
g,,ys and Girls
Aquatic Races
.x.,,,,,s Between so and go
!, Swim for Prize Cup;
a.. Morris and Miss Gil
Ieaudeasn Win in Tennis
,,;.s Vanderbilt Arrives
q vannes w. Gerard and
Mrs. Elliot VIII Speak
Before Art Association

PORT. Aug. Sl.--Swimnsing
80 i Bailey's Beach this afternoon
s.. Witnessed by a large gallery of
..ss,asr residents. Master Henry
a.ws,d won the prize offered by Cen
s.y Fred Pierson by finishing first
]. shs boys half-nile race; Master
9;I9ssm Andrews was second and Mas
S + Stewart Barney jr. third. Miss
g.siau wickes won the girls half
Ill race and captured the prize given
Mr. william Fahnestcck, after
.siYIsed competition, from Miss Mary
gi,holson, who was second. and Miss
v,r;an Cray, third. The races were
s.nausted by Mr.. James Brett Stokes.
~ competitors were followed by
sssny IN canoes.
The swimming races for the cups
ssered By Mr.. James Brett Stokes
w;lI be held Saturday and will be fol-
gewsd by a picnic on Bailey's Beach.
Nth games Sor prizes offered by Mr..
AID Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander. The
rsn's race on Sunday will be for
Hboys between thirty and ninety-nine
Ns. John Aspegren.
yanderbilts Close Clay Court
Mis-. ConsueIo Vanderbilt arrived
yo.day TO join her sister, Miss Muriel
Vanderbilt, at the Muenchinger King.
CLAY Court, the Lanier cottage occu-
MED by the Vanderbilts this season,
WAS closed this week, and it is under
stood that Mrs. William X. Wander
silt I'd, who is at present at Saratoga
witnessing the races, will not return
to Newport this season, but will go to
her Long Island home, TO be joined
BIZ her daughters later.
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris and Miss
Cilleaudeau were the winners of the
women's doubles tournament, defeating
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, of California,
and Mrs. George D. Widener, Cd,
rs, in match concluded tonight.
The winners received prizes offered by
& Mr. Clarence w. Dolan, while the
losers took the consolation prizes do
mated by Mrs. Widener. In an exhibit
lion match witnessed by large gal
lery Mrs. Bundy defeated Miss Leslie
Bancroft, Of Boston, in three lively
ssts.
Several events of interest to sum
msr residents are listed ain the Art
Associations bulletin for September.
There will be several exhibitions and
lestures, including a talk on q timely
subject by former Ambassador James
W. Gerard, September 8. An evening
Il music and dancing will be given
September Is by Mrs. E. s.. r. Brandt
and Miss Catherine Wharton Morris.
Sspsenibe 20 Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott
will talk and on September % there
will be an evening of music, in which
III. and Mrs. Gustav J. s. White will
sing. Mrs. William Woodward Phelps
viii play at the song recital by Gladys
Greene, lyric soprano, on Septem-
Der 30.
MI. and Mrs. Taller Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller en-
fsftained at Honeysuckle aLodge this
evening with dinner for their guests,
~ and Mrs, Stephen C. Clark. Mrs.
ssa Wysong was luncheon hostess
.hls afternoon, while Mrs. Henry
uieWs had twenty-five children of the
summer colony at The Rocks for a
glrthday party for her grandson. Mrs.
eharles Frederick Hoffman will have
taty members Of the young set at
Affnsea Hall tomorrow evening at a
gaffy and dance given for her daugh-
Sei Miss Audrey Hoffman.
captain Pietro Civalieri, naval at
ache Of the Italian Embassy. who is
y me Hill Top. registered to-day at
sae casino, as did Mrs. Howard Gill,
y london, Mrs. Henry A. Conan and
are. James Z. Terry.
commodore Arthur Curtiss James re-
,,lfned from New York to-day on board
ais gacht Aloha. Mr.. and Mrs, Angus
Ivy y Aountze will end their Newport
asssfn next Wednesday, when thew will
slese the Weaver cottage on Berkeley
avenue and leave for Westchester.
~, Aenneth Shaw Safe, manager of
III ~ summer visitors baseball team.
Shiea plays the city officials at Free
ssus fafk for charity Saturday after
, Ivy mad fifteen of the society team
3. ior practices to-day and will have
3 CIR. tomorrow, when the iine-up for
Mesaldays game will be announced.
r ssssl Mashoney led the city officials in
ssaeslee this afternoon.
Draw for Boys Tournament
bo priawings were made to-day for the
singles tournament at the Casino.
IN me hrst round Mr.. Louis Revival
pay Mr.. Barclay Douglas, Mr. w.
flon anurews will meet Mr.. j. Gordon
s ssaslas Jr, Mr.. Henry Howard will
svse M. Louis Shaw Mr.. Alexander
Ms ~ : NJ slli face Mr.. Charles Moran ir.,
gassi Tyson Dunca plays Mr.. Howard
sss sats, Mr, T. c. Havemeyr I'd on
laass s M NJ a. I. Gray, Mr.. Gould Shaw
II, g.m nj ). Stewart Barney jr. and
Kin soiure Rowland plays Mr.. w. B.
yoa LIE usual large attendance of the
Sisass set was at the weekly dance
gas;na y, !, .ne horseshoe piazza of the
tlrebs..sh is afternoon, with Conrad's
esssa s1a playing Among the inter
inss,oa sPeclators were Mrs. Louis Liv-
vs sssS,,s VINO IS to umpire the baseball
nons sr ~ se wa Mrs. Ogden II. Ham
Mss Gnu Mrs. Henry w. Bull.
Cliff % Livingston is at the New
geilsan ars. Joseph VI. Gazam and Miss
Hows,d VINO have been visiting Mrs.
parted so,s opps s Graham, have de-
ne spacious Lawns a. - ~,
81 Being transformed into ~ ma a Ian
eor Tor the ball which will ha r rosr
Asnas.as evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
4oss s ssl There will be 2,5c0 feet Of
h,, .s alsoors, in which there viii be
lsr ,ss's s OF colored electric lights. TIVE
irg EN- EMS with special floors are he.
lie erected aee on the lawn for dancio ne
outlissSa n u side Of the residence will be
'.seu with flood light.
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H'ss Mary appleton