New-York tribune., 1922-07-20
Harding Plans
Newport Yacht
Trip in August
Expects to Stop OFF for Days
Visit With Ex-Governor
Beeckman at Lands End:
May View Tournament
Many Luncheons Given
Largest Galleries of the
Season Witness the Finals
in Casino Tennis
Special Dispatch TO rhe rrtnur,

Special Dispatch TO Tbs rssbuss
NEWPORT, July 10. - President
Harding is planning to come to New
port in August as the guest of former
Governor Il. Livingston Beeckman for
day or two. According to the plans,
President Harding will come to New
port in the Mayfower and stay a dav
with Governor Beeckman at Lands
End. Should he select the week of An
gust 1t will be when the Invitation,
lawn tennis tournament is on at the
Casino and the entire Atlantic feet il
in the harbor.
A number of luncheons were given
to-day, the largest being that of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd at
Gull Rock. Mrs. j. F. A. Clark enter
tanned at Wrentham House. Mr. and
Mrs. William Goadby Loew at Stone
Acre, Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Widenar
at Midcliff and Mr.. Clarence W Dolar
at his Bellevue Avenue residence. Mrs
Henry Parish was a dinner hotess this
evening at Mont Aerie, and tomorrow
Mrs. Robert w. Lovett will give a
luncheon for number of guests.
Lady Herbert, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. Shaw Safe, at Ocean
Lawn for the last two weeks. viii de-.
part Thursday for New York. and will
sail for England Sunday on the Ho-
meric.
Large Tennis Galleries
To-day's galleries at the finals in
the three tennis tournaments at tho
Casino were the largest noted this
season. Among those present were
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Countess Laszlo
Szechenyi, Mr.. T. Suffern Taller and
Miss Betty Taller, Mr.. Theodore P.
Grosvenor, the Misses Muriel and Con-
suelo Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Biddie' Mr.; Craig Biddle jr. and Miss
Edmund S. R. Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gould Shaw I'd, Mr.. Clarence
". Dolan, Mr.. Paul Rainey, Mrs. Dud-
ley Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Tangeman. Miss Violet Tangeman, Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Ridgway, Mrs. Brady
Hartman. Mrs. William Goadbv I,cew
and the Misses Florence and EVELYN
Loew, Mrs. Thomas Reed Bridges. Mr..
and Mrs Williams Burden, Mr.. Rod
erick Terry jr., Mr.. John Duncan, Ad
miral Cameron MGR. Winslow, Miss
Edith Woodward, Miss Evelyn Burden.
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James. Mr.. Henry
c. Eldridge and Mrs. John r. Drexel ir
Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes jr. has gone to
Washington for few days and plans
to stop over in New York the latter
part Of the week before returning to
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze. of
New York, who have been at Batemans,
nave leased the Cramp cottage, on
Bellevue Avenue, for the season and
intend occupying it this week.
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz Is enter
tanning Miss Dorothy B. Leake and
MISS Dorothy Lally. Mr.. William Gill
: man Leonard is with Mr.. Stuart Dun
con, while Mrs. Campbell is the guest of
General and Mrs. j. Fred Pierson for
week.
New registrants for the season at the
Casino to-day included Mr.. Cyril B.
Judge, Miss Lucille P. Carter, who is
at Quarter Foil, and Mr.. Godfrey
Bowles.
Miss Thayer on Links
Miss Ruth Thayer, who is the guest
OF Mrs. Nathaniel r. Thayer, was
among those who played golf at the
Country Club to-day. Others were Mr..
Paul Rainey, Mr.. Paul Phelan, Mrs.
Linzee and Mrs. Frederic w. Rhine
lander.
Mrs. C. L. F. Robinson has arrived
at her summer residence, Hearts Ease,
on Kay Street, for the season. Mr..
Herbert c. Pell jr. has also arrived and
intends opening his Ochre Point resi-
dence shortly.
;. Mrs. Robert Goelet has gone to New
York for q short stay.
Arrivals at the Muenchinger King
To-day included Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Eisas and Mr.. William r. Elsas, of
Atlanta. Mrs. G. A. Mix, Of New York,
snd M. George P. Koehler and family,
Of Chicago, are at the New Cliffs.
M Ogden L. Mills and Mr.. Michael
4. Van Bueren left this evening for
New York.
Mrs. Clarence Cary and Mrs. Howard
Potter, Of New York, who have been
touring In the White Mountains, have
arrived for short stay.
MRS. William Goadby Loew, who has
taken an active interest in tennis at
!he Casino, will give the dinner and
aance this season for the players In
the invitation tennis tournament that
starts August IA. The dinner will be
at Stone Acre on August 19, followed
py dancing at the Clambake Club.
:, Mrs. Louis Livingston, Miss E. Louise
Sands, Mrs. H. A. Baldridge, Mrs
Ghauncel Shackford, Mr. and Mrs.
henry Seligman, Mrs. Norman Mus