The New York herald., 1922-08-05
Boys and Girls at
Newport Play in
Tennis Journeys
Swimming Races for Prizes
Will Begin To-day at
Bailey's Beach.

Special D'spatoh 70 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. Il. L., Aug 4.-The youns
women Of the colony made their second
round in the tennis tourney to-day and
the boys started their play after few
days Of interruptins weather.
Mr.. Ogden L. Mills is entertaining
ar. T. Markoe Robertson over the week
end.
Mr.. William A. Taylor OF New YORK
y al North House as the guest of Nj.
William Gammell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry clews are enter.
tanning Mr.. G. L. Mccawley at the Rocks
for week
Mrs. William Woodward has as week
end guests Mrs Fowler and Mr.. Ames.
Mr.. Frank Crowinshield is at Cave
Cliff with Mr.. Condents for few days.
Swimming races al Baileys Beach for
prizes donated by summer residents win
| bt started tomorrow and many entries
lave already been received. Mr.. william
! OD Iselin has offered a silver loving
cup as the trophy. and already other
contests are being planned throughout
August Mr. John Aspegren has donated
prize for mems handicap race. the
date Of which has not yet ben axed
q prize for a childrens sand modelling
I contest.
Others who have offered prizes are
Nr James Brett Stokes and Mr.. William
Fahnestock. The annual race from
Bailey's Beach TO Hazards Beach will
again be the swimming classic.
Several entertainments were held
/ Thursday while tic number planned for
the week end exceeds those given for
any similar period this season. Lunch
cons were given Thursday by Or. and
Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs at White
holm. Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren at
Aspen Hall. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Guth-
rien Nicholson at Lansmere and Mr.
and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair.
Mrs. James p. Duke was a hostess
at children's party for her daughter
Doris.
Dinners last evening were given by
Mr.. Condensst at cavecliffe. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden Hammond at the Barne-
wall villa in Ochre Point.
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt IL guest
! of Mrs. Henry Parish at Mont Aerie.
, Haidon Hin.
New York arrived Thursday afternoon
! and are at the Hill Top.
Mrs. Thomas o. Richardson has pur-
chased the r. Manson Smith cottage
on Rhode Island avenue. which she in
tends TO use az residence in addition
TO West Gift, her Ledge road estate.
Capt and Mrs. Henry b. Price have
rented the Brown cottage at Marin
street for the winter. Capt. Price has
been assigned TO the new war college
class and with Mrs. Price has been at
the Curley cottage.
Among recent entertainers were Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Detmer. who gave a
luncheon on board their yacht Florence,
and had Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon Mrs.
Henry Anderson Conan. Miss Kate Dar-
lington and Mr.. G. r. Darlington among
their guests.
Senator Peter G. Gerry arrived vest r
day for a short visit to his father. Com
modcre Elbridge T. Gerry, and his sister.
Miss Mabel Gerry.
More details were completed to-day
By Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie for
the fete and sale for the New York
Association for the Blind on the grounds
OF her villa next Thursday. Those CO.
operating with hcr ircl~de Mrs. ].
Stewart Barney. Princess de Braganza.
Mines. Oliver n. =. Belmont, Craig
Biddle. Harold Brown. Marion 5pp' ey.
Arthur Curtiss James Henry Barton
Jacobs. Alexander Hamilton Rice, Phll-
lip Rhinelander I'd. Eugene $. Reynal,
Thomas Rdeway John Thompson
Spencer. ". Watts Sherman. W. Storra
Wells and Charles S. Whitman and
Mrs. Vanderbilt.
In addition Mrs. Gillespie Is forming
a committee from the younger set which
will have charge Of the tables, under
the direction of Miss Mary Alice Barney
and Miss Laura Biddle. She also is
planning some attractive features for
Thursday in addition to the sale.
The articles to be exhibited and sold
have been made at Lighthouse No. ].
the headquarters Of the New York Asso-
citation for the Blind i'm New York. which
Is under the patronage of the Preside Mt
OF the United States. The Lighthouse
movement has spread extensively in
fifteen years since Lighthouse No. I was
started. The second to be formed Is in
Buffalo. and the Lighthouse idea has
been followed in number or other
cities in this country. as well as in Paris
and Rome. where Miss Holt, the founder.
has established Lighthouses for the war
blind.
The handicrafts produced BY the
Lighthouse workers are beautiful and
unusual Some of the important speci-
mems Of this work just completed are
some altar draperics for the Helen
, Hughes Memorial Chapel. recently
opened at Silver Bay \. Y. In memory
OF the daughter OF the Secretary of
state. Mr.. Hughes has written a letter
Of appreciation of the work done by the