New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
With Tourney Nearing End
Preparations Are Begin
ming for Next Big Event at
Casino; Many Boxes Sold
win Be for Charity
Round of Luncheons. Dim
ners and Dances Continue
Despite the Hot Weather
speciai plspascA . rhe rttbaas


society is turning its attention towards
the next big event at the Casino, the
annual Newport Horse Show, to be held
August 2s, % and 80 as benefit for
the Newport Community Center. There
has been brisk sale of boxes for the
show, indicating keen interest by
members of society.
Those who have purchased boxes In
ciuds Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mr.. William
Fataessock, Mr. James w. Gerard, Ad.
uiral Cameron NJ. Winslow, Mr.. B. l..
Behr, Mr.. Thomas B. Wanamaker, Mrs.
Rolsnd Dickson, Mrs. Thomas Reed
Bridges, Mr.. Walter S. Andrews, Mr..
John Thompson Spencer, Mrs. Gibson
Fshnestock, Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes ir.,
Hrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr..
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. William
Watts Sherman, Mr.. r. Livingston
Bseckman, Mr.. Harry D. Holloway, Mr..
Noses Taylor, Mr.. T. Suffern Taller,
Mr.. Forsyth Wickes and DR.. Henry Bar
ion Jacobs.
Also Commodore Arthur Curtiss
James Mr.. E. J. Berw;nd, Mr.. William
Woodward, Mrs. II. A. G. Taylor, Miss
Martha G. Goldman, Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis Gillespie, Mrs. George L. Rives,
Mrs. G. I. Bliss, Miss Anna Sands. Mr..
John Aspergren, Miss Helen Brice, Mr..
E Hayward Ferry, Mr.. G. R. Preston,
Mrs t. Shaw Safe and Mrs. c. L. F.
Robinson. DR.. G.. A. Simpson, General
and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott Wilder, Mr. E.
H. Woodward, Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss,
Mrs. Joel Fisher Mrs. II. T, Martin. Mr.,
Theodore Frelinghuysen, Mr.. Dudley
Gilbert, Mr.. George Eustis Corcoran,
Mr.. Marion Eppley, Mrs. Harrison
Smith, Mr.. Charles H. Duell and Mrs.
Robert Ogden Bacon.
Many Luncheons Given
Several luncheons and dinners fea-
tured the round of entertainment given
by guests in Newport for the tennis
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby Loew
gave large luncheon at Stone Acre.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs en-
tertained at White Holme, Mrs. t.
Shaw Safe at Ocean Lawn and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller at Honey Suckle
Lodge.
Mr.. R. Livingston Beeckman gave a
dinner this evening for Mrs. Marsden
Burke, Mr. Elliott Rogers, Mr.. James
W. Barney and Mr.. Edgar Leonard, who
are his guests at Lands End Commo-
dore and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
gave dinner this evening at Boden
Hill House and will follow with a
larger dinner tomorrow evening, pre-
esding the ball by DR.. and Mrs. Alex
aader Hamilton Rice at Miramar. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd gave
dinner this evening at Gull Rock. Mr..
md Mrs Ogden H. Hammond had more
than thirty guests for dinner at their
0chre Point cottage. Mrs. Lewis C.
Norris was also a dinner hostess. Mr..
aud Mrs. Loew gave a dance this eve-
ning.
tomorrow will be gala day for en-
tertainments. Among those who have
already announced luncheons are Mrsss
Henry Clews, Mrs. William Goadby
Loew and Mr.. r. Livingston Beeckman.
The Rice dinner and ball will be the big
events, while dinners will be- given by
Commodore and Mrs. James and former
AMBASSADOR and Mrs. James w.
Gerard.
Mixed Doubles Begin
An international mixed doubles
tennis tournament is now in progress
afternoons at the Casino, with players
from Australia, France and England
entered, including M. and Nine. Andre
Gobert, of France; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wortheim, of Australia; Mrs. Barger
Waliach and NJ. Borotra, of France;
Miss Dorothy Kane and H. Cochet, of
France, and Miss Boardman and Mr..
Arthur Yencken, Of England. Others
entered include Mrs. Henry Russell and
Mr Howard Kinsey, Miss Natalie Wins
low and Mr.. Philip Neer, Miss Prem
t,ce and Mr., w. A. Larned, Mrs. Lewis
", y,,d,. Morris and Mr.. r. H. Hinckley, Mrs.
William Goadby Loew and Mr.. H. c..
SS,o,ainson, MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel w.
Nt, lNslies, Miss Edna Barger and Mr..
Mnarles N. Bull jr. and Miss Natalie
@3nsiow and Mr.. Robert Kinsey.
ri resident Harding will be unable to
,islt newport as planned. The Presi-
aeht Will be unable to leave the capi-
tai this summer. He was to have been
guest of former Governor Beeckman
at Lands End.
iennls was the attraction that drew
another large attendance of society
q. the Casino, both this morning and
sfternoon. In the morning the semi
hnals IN the singles tournament were
staged on the grandstand court, while
'ais afternoon the doubles tournament
We'd with the international mixed
doubles in interest. AS in preceding
Gays, the gowns worn attracted much
attention.
Many Box Parties
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller had
". and Mrs. Robert Tunstall Taylor,
of Baltimore, as guests in their box,
welle Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Giilespie entertained their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Brent,
o. New York, at a box party. In the
box with Mr.. Beeckman were Mrs.
Aarsden Burke, Mr.. Elliot Rogers, Mr..
sames W. Barney and Mr.. Edgar Leon
afd Mrs. J. w. Frazer came to the
matches with Mrs. Beverly Bogert.
Among others noted were Mrs. Cor
nelius H. Tangeman, Miss Martha c..
Soaman, Mrs. Thomas Reed Bridges,
1r Arthur Curtiss James. Mr.. Sumner
Serard, Miss Audrey Hoffman, Miss
Laura Biddle, the Misses Fanny and
naarian Wiekes, Miss Garcia Kip, Miss
vashleen Vanderbilt, Miss Isabelle
iaemp, Mrs. Sydney Colford, Mr.. and
nfs. George D. Widener, Mr.. and Mrs.
nsenry w. Bull, Mrs Lorillard Spencer,
n.s. nnls. Frederic P. Sands, Mrs. Roland
oiskson and Mrs. ]. Francis A. Clarke.
mr. and Mrs. Oswald Chew are
guests ss OF Mrs. Marsden J. Perry at
nieak House. Mr.. Arthur Paine Gar
sash OF London, who has been at
sssv'atnampton the last month, will ar
I've saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
usnnghuysen are guests of Mr.. and
STUART Duncan at Bonnie Crest.