The New York herald., 1922-07-04
Mrs. GoeIet Gives
Dance Outdoors at
Villa in Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren
Among Those Entertain
ing at Dinner.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HEnALp.
NEWPORT. r. l.. July 3.-Newport Is
filled to-day with men and women Of
society and naturally the entertaining
began for the season as it always does
on the eve of the Fourth Of July. The
principal event was a dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Goelet, who have
the Wilson villa
Most everybody Of social distinction
floor erected on the lawn under large
marquee and 500 lights about the
grounds and trees made the place look
like the parties before the war. Pink
roses were entertwined in the lattice
work of the enclosed piazza. while Japa-
nese lanterns added to the electrical
effect
Preceding the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aspegren gave a dinner for thirty
four guests at Aspen Hall, their new
place. 1t was for Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet to
meet the guests of Mr.. Aspegren. who
are DR.. and Mrs. Fellowes Davis. and
Mr.. Lawrence S. Butler. The dance was
put forward q day because many will
leave tomorrow night for the cities be-
cause of business.
Golf has become one of the most
popular sports in Newport. Ocean links,
the course of Mr.. II. Suffern Taller, Will
be the scene in July and August of d
spirited contest for gold mashie given
by Mrs. Taller. This is open to all
guests and the professionals. including
John Hayes. who will start minus 8.
Mrs. Taller also has offered a prize Of
silver mashie for the best net score
over Ocean Links for July and August.
= I i, har fo-
u few days, made 81 on Friday with
his opponent, one-time Governor r. Liv
ingston Beeckman, making 49, Mr..
Douglass score is the record for the
year. Messrs. T. Suffern Taller Edward
Nash and John v. Sullivan have made
a 49,
Messrs. Louis Livingston and Rod
erek Terry, Jr., have arrived for the
sumner and are on the green's committee
for the Newport Country Club. Mr.
Tillinghast.a a golf architect, has arranged
to change the course to eighteen new
holes. Seven of these have been started
on new land which has been purchased
owing to the efforts of Mr.. Taller. Mr.
Clarence w. Dolan and Mrs. Norman
Der. Whitehouse who raised the money
TO pay off the mortgage and buy the new
land.
Entertainments to-day included a
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
n. Bonaparte, who this season have the
the Morreil cottage. Their guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, the
Count and Countess de Reval. who are
guests of Mrs. Goelet Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Aspegren, Mr. and Mrs. FelIowes Davis
r'r. and Mrs. William w. Wright, Miss
] ouise Wilson, Miss Blanche Strebeigh
1ir. and Mrs Carroll Wainwright, Mr.
Edmund b. Richmond and Mr. Julius
Moves
Dinners were given by Mrs. w. Watts
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward Haven
and Mr.. Clarence w. Dolan. Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes. Jr.. gave a luncheon for
twenty guests at her villa.
Mr.. Conde Mast has arrived for the
summer and will be among the golf ei,-
thusiasts. He is occupying Cave Cliff
Registered at the Casino were Mis-.
Louisa Wilson, Mrs. Richard r. Wilson
Mr.. Ogden l.. Mills and family, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Michael M. van Beuren. Messrs
Oscar Cooper and william Rhinelandel
Stewart. who are at Beachwood Sydney
A. Smith and Phillip d. Reynolds, who
are at Cliff Lawn.
Miss Catherin Wharton Morris will
give an exhibition of fancy dancing fol
the benefit Of the Bazaar to be held for
st. Johns Church. She is the daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Norris OF
Philadelphia and Jamestown.
Tomorrow the Hill Top Inn will start
Its tea and dances on the lawn.
Steam yacht Levanter. Mr.. Horace
steadman. is among the yachting arri.
walls.
Mr. Edsal Ford arrived to-day and Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dutee W. Flint al
their place in Middletown