New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-12
Benefit Sale
At Newport to
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7hreatenina Weather Inter-
feres With Outdoor Feat
ures of the Lawn Fe'e
for Home for the Aged
Chinese Costumes Worn
MANY Entries for Tomb
stone Golf Tournament
:, the Country Club


=. weather intcrfered somewhat
- "a. lawn fe,e at the home OF the
-. Mason on Rhode Island Avenue
- a. F. benefit for the Home Of
49,. and It was decided TO con-
-. ,he sale tomorrow afternoon
-, The outdoor r,ature' scheduled
80 ,c-dsy. viii be gwen. As 1t was
!" "a. lively safe at the several
-. brought indoors. Chinese cos
hoies o. worn BY many Of the work
isn'. 80 them being Miss Laura
s,ssis Miss Antoinette Frissell, MISS
S...Ts Winslow. Miss Nataiia WIZARD
~ catherine Lehman MISS bianshe
VS. - MS. Roland Dickson, Mrs
$50 $50. Rlarer. Mrs. Mason Quick
~ rrnnek Taylor Evans and the
A nnss,rs.d among the large number
.ln..So, .-srs bishop and Mrs. James
ns,l;,y4on. Mr. and Mrs. John
n n Nrs. Bradford Norman. MS, MS
Rsginald Norman and MIS- W i'i'am
~. Kathleen Baker and Mr. Nc
r,.r. uoVland won the mixed doubles
800. ebampionship FOR young people
!. re Casino this afternoon, defeating
~, Elizabeth Woodward and Mr..
Gordon Douglas ir. in the maj
,ound. rs, "a. Prizes were oHereu
by Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
Many Enter Golf Tournament
Activities at the country club have
A.sn numerous, while the entrants ioI
ns tombstone golf tournament 70.
rcrrow are larger in number than a.
80 time this year. Miss Mary Niehol-
,ss and Mr.. Frederick Havemeyer were
~ winners Of the Junior golf tour
rsueut Yesterday. while Miss Eliza
Ss.h Kemp captured the prize In the
IaIies' sweepstakes. The winners al
ia bridge tournament we're Mrs
pohsrt W. Lovett and Miss Msude
Wetmore.
MS. FORSYTH Wickes entertained TO-
dny giving q young peoples party foi
,eyepty-fve guests. Refreshments were
srved and dancing was had. with Con
r,d's orchestra playing. Miss Anna
Sands gave q dinner for Nh and Mrs
n A. Havemeyer this evening, while
Ms. Charles L. p. Richardson had o
number Of guests for dinner. Mrs. o.
H.P. Belmont entertained at Marble
House to-day with luncheon, and Mrs.
OGDEN p. Hammond was also a luncheon
hostess. Captain and Mrs. c. II. Wood
ssrd gave dinner this evening.
Diner dances ~ the Hill Top have
proved popular, and this evening there
tsre over one hundred guests, among
those giving dinner parties being Mrs.
Frederic Nelson, Mrs. Charles l.. P,
Richardson. Mrs Robert Ogden Bacon,
Admiral and Mrs. william p. Brown
son, Mrs. c. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Sinton and
Mr. Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Ehinelander I'd will have twenty guests
At the next dinner dance.
Mrs. Grafton pyne and Mr.. John 2
Prentice, Mrs. Berger Wallach and MI
p. Carey Morgan and Miss Dorothy
Kane and partner were new entrants
to-day IN the mixed doubles tennis
Tournament which will start at the
Casino tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Brent, of New
York, will arrive Monday 10 pass ten
MS week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis Gillespie.
Officers Give Dance
0nesrs at Fort Adams and their
viva gave a dance this evening for
hawai- ofieers Of the Atlantic feet and
MEMBERS Of the naval colony.
Major ". II. Allen and Major Good
ins Packard composed the committee.
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James re.
turned from New York to-day on board
BIS yacht Aloha The Narada, of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Walters. is in the hsr-
Dor, while the Alicia, OF Mr.. Russell
Hopkins, arrived and sailed to-day.
VI. Fred o. de Poyster has arrived
icr stay with Mr.. Robert Ogden
Bacon.
NJ George Henry Warren will pre-
,ent the report Of the committee on
better transportation between New
iofk and Newport az the annual meet
ing o. the Newport Improvement Asso-
eAhon tomorrow noon. The annual
slesiion Of ofheers will then take place,
ut. William 7. Eldridge returned
TO-DAY from New York.
Mis. Eugene s. Reynal is entertain
Ut mrs: Tiffany, Of New York
MS ALBERT Steiner arrived by motor
ssa-oay and Is guest Of Mrs. Charles NJ.
.nomss. A reception will be given
ior her tomorrow afternoon at the
Art Association.
WIS; Z. I. Cook, Miss A. c. Harmon,
7. .. Handen, Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
y: LANCER and Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
tLsssing, Of Troy; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
laT walker, Of Waterbury, Conn; MIR.
a 8 Holt Mr.. S. S. Holt and Miss
,rsnetis Judd, Of New York, and Mr..
' ,.... y. Clark, Of Woodbridge, Conn,
"bEered az the New Cliffs to-day.
=, gslshop Philip Mercer Rhinelander.
yves in Newport.