New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Bridge and Golf
Journeys Mark
Newport Week
Charity Lawn Fete To Be
Held Friday and Sale for
Benefit of the Blind Is
Scheduled on Thursday
casino DirectorsRenamed
Mrs.. ]. F. A. Clark Giving
Fancy Dress Children's
Party To-day for Son
..,., nasnn,ch to The Tribune

,e.dsy preparing for series OF events
~,,,l will be the feature Of the last
v,.k prior to the invitation lawn ten
=. tournament at the Casino. A COM
.,..ee Of women has arranged for
...S,v bridge tournaments at the
r,r,,rv Club on Wednesday after
,.ons beginning this week, and there
:, "a he sale for the blind at the
home Of Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie
an Thursday, while lawn fete will be
beId Friday at the grounds of the
Misses Mason, on Rhode Island Avenue,
Cor the Home for the Aged.
Yrs Stuart Duncan has offered the
,ri,es for the tombstone golf tourna-
rent at the Country Club on Saturday,
With other tournaments scheduled
there on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Henry 0. Havemeyer, DR.. Henry
Barton Jacobs, Commodore Arthur
.rtiss James and Mr.. Oliver G. Jen-
Wnings were reelected to the board of
governors of the Casino for four years
at the annual meeting of shareholders
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ". Dolan gave
large dinner for forty guests at their
Bellevue Avenue residence this eve
ming, while Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore FIRE.
linghuysen had twenty-four guests for
dinner at the Winthrop Villa.
Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark will give
fancy dress children's party to-mor-
row afternoon in honor of the birthday
Of her son, John Bigelow Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze
have dinner planned for Wednesday.
Mr.. Vincent Astor, Mr. James w.
Gerard, Mr.. William de Forest Manice,
Mr.. Charles Moran, Mr.. John Aspegren
and Mr.. William B. Bristow departed
for New York this evening after spend
ing the weekend.
purchased Beacon Rock, the former E.
have occupied their new residence
after extensive alterations.
Mrs. Granville Kane, of Tuxedo. was
nseason registrant at the Casino to-day.
Others to Register included Mr.. Lydig
and Miss Dowall, of Washington; Miss
Dorothy Iselin and the Misses Camilla
snd Sylvia Livingston.
Mr.. Ogden L. Mills has as his guests,
a Ocean View, MrAand Mrs. w. Fraz-
ia Harrison. Mr.. Leonard Thomas.
VITO was a visitor over the weekend
returned to New York, but is expected
hter for the season.
Miss Marian Wickes won the tennis
Championship for girls under nineteen
years at the Casino this afternoon,
defeating Miss Edith Woodward in a
ttree-set match, that was witnessed
by large gathering of the younger
pet The scores were 1-6, Cd, 6-3.
EiOse playing marked the progress of
Ehe boys tournament, in which w
Sands defeated Paul Shaw, Cd, SIS,
and Dudley Davis won from Louis
SHAY SIS, Is. Roxane Reynal en-
tered the girls singles tournament to-
day, and Miss Marian Wickes and John
Duncan the mixed doubles.
Admiral and Mrs. William S. Sims
Will receive at the naval reception
which will be held at the Hill Top
Thursday afternoon, under the direc-
ton Of committee of which Mrs. De,
witt Blamer is chairman. Ten naval
otfcers from various stations and the
Atlantic Fleet will act as ushers and
here is to be lawn party with dane
Ing.
Mrs R. Horace Gallatin has arrived
ae Cnepstow, on Nsrragansett Avenue
after trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thorn Kissell, of
New York, who have been Newport
visitors for the last two weeks, have
returned to New York.
Mre. James H, Darlington, Mrs.
Marsden ]. Perry, Mrs. C. L. F. Rob
lhson, Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Mrs. Fred
enc P. Sands, Mrs. John Aspegren,
MISS Julia Berwind, Mrs. T, o. Rich
ssfdson, Mrs. 0. H. P Belmont, Mrs.
Msatnaniel Thayer, Mrs. Marian Eppley,
Mss Mss N, E. Powell Miss Fanny Foster,
mrs Dudley Davis, Mrs. Henry Clews,
Mfs. I. suffern Taller, Mrs. E. Hay
Eard Ferry and Mrs. William Burden
oeen added to the list of patron
for the lawn fete Friday.
mr' and Mrs. |. Townsend Burden are
81 ~. hew 1ork from Newport, and are
stay. N"4 Ing 'ie1i
MI. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Billings, who re-
turned on the Berengaria from Eu-
rope are again at the Hotel Ambassa-
aor' where they will be for an indefi-
- Mrs =, Harold S. Willis was the guest
d mrs. Henry W. Lowe at luncheon
Yesterday at sherry's.
T., MRS. Alvin W. Krech, who is sail
ng ior Europe to-day, gave a small
.Insle at Sherry's yesterday. In
s o"a among her guests was her
laughter, Mrs. L. Stuart Wing.