New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Invitation Tennis Tourna-
| mens, The Viking Pag-
| can't and Aspegren Ball
! Among Other Features
Net Stars Ready
/ To Enter Contest
keries of Tableaus To
| BE Enacted by 100 in
/ lJniqueNorseP Production
gpscsas Dispatch TO The Tribaws
NFwp0PT August oG

the last few days for what
will be the apex of its pres
Ant season this coming week, fea-
sures of which will be the annual
Newport Horse Show at the Casino.
hn initial tennis tournament in
linked doubles at the Casino, a
Pageant, .'The Viking" at the
Art Association and the big ball by
Nr. and Mrs. John Aspegren at
hspen Hall on September 2. In
numbers the summer colony is larger
bow than at any time this year.
An exhibition which has always
attracted the close attention of So
kiety is the annual Newport Horse
|khow, which will be given the first
Bthree days Of the week at the Casino.
Mine sale of boxes has been greater
Khan at any time since before the
Swsr, while the entrants in the sixty
I've classes are such that show of
lAe usual high standard is assured.
igr. Reginald C. Vanderbilt, presi-
iaent of the horse show, has en-
lsred Lady Dillon, Fortitude, Sandy
Point, Fashion and Ely in the har-
less and breeding classes.
Mr. Moses Taylor, son of the late
agr Henry A. C. Taylor, will be q new
lshibitor this year and will show
I:0rses from his fathers Glen Farm in
The saddle classes. Mrs. Walter H.
laanley, of Providence, will also be an
Exhibitor, as will Mr.. Franklin B. Jor-
Idan, Of Roslyn; Mr.. r. R. NJ. Carpenter,
Of Dilwyne Farm, Del; Mr.. John r. X.
scott, Of Philadelphia; DR.. Thomas G.
Ashton, Mr.. George Crouth, Mr.. Sidney
n 4 Bnggs, Miss Becky Lanier, Of New
York; Mrs. Robert Law jr., Mr.. M. J.
Dsyanney, of New York, and Mr.. Ben
lhnin Leslie Behr, of Lake Forest, Ill.
IAixed Doubles Tennis
Tourney To Be an Event
While the Horse Show will appeal to
3rany, the invitation mixed doubles
8snnis tournament at the Casino, in
Fhich number of the leading men and
komen stars of the country will ap-
bear, will be the object of interest.
Ehis tournament will likewise be con-
Sducted at the Casino the first three
Hays of next week, the principal
matches being on the clubhouse court.
Mrs. Barger Wallach, chairman Of the
vomen's tennis committee, had boxes
srected on the upper and lower bal
ponies of the clubhouse, and, judging
from the advance sale, many in the
summer colony will witness these fsa-
1sure matches.
Among the women stars invited to
appear are Mrs. Molla Mallory. Mrs.
|%Marion Zinderstein Jessup and Miss
q Helen Wills, of California; Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy, Miss Leslie Bancroft,
Mrs. Benjamin Briggs, Miss Edith
sand Mrs. Lewis G. Morris.
An event in which there has been
weeks OF preparation and in which
tneahly 100 in the summer colony are
participating as members of the cast
fwlli DE staged Tuesday evening at the
Tart Association when the pageant,
The Viking" based on Longfellow's
poem, THE Skeleton in Armor,' which,
IN turn, was inspired by the old stone
smnl that stands in plain sight of the
Art Association, will be given. A fancy
feestune ball will follow the pageant,
sxith prizes offered for the handsomest,
most correct and most ingenious cos
tunes, while preceding the pageant
hgiIi be supper.
Those in the leading roles in the
pageant are Miss Laura Biddle as the
Eia.den, Mr.. yariek Frissell as the Vik-
ng, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley as
eniideorand and the Queen, Mr.. Henry
hayemeyer jr. as Olaf, Mr.. John
duncan and Mr.. Francis Robinson as
5norsemen, Miss Antoinette Frisseii as
nnudrld, Miss Emilia Belknap as the
queens lady, Miss Georgina Belknap
Ina Mr.. Edward Parker as MINISTRIES,
Ssptain c. H. Woodward, Captain R. T.
Eansen and DR.. Stephen Luce as cour-
I,ers, Mrs. c. H. Woodward, Mrs. Fred
asrs khinelander, Miss Dorman Weaver
ING Miss Katherine Howard as ladies,
~. Thomas Reed Bridges as the Kings
fup bearer, Captain Harvey Tomb as
FuI HAolis anu MISS OGLnGIluc
marion Morris as the dancer.
Younger Set to Take
faH in Morse Pageant
anose IN the younger set who will
Isl lhe part Of maidens are Miss
florence Hayemeyer, Miss Violet
lssahgeman, Miss Ethel Haven and Miss
Eva s Hillhouse. Among the vikings
Mr. Craig Biddle IT., Mr.. G.. J.
pasnrle Nicholson jr., Mr.. Henry o.
saase,neyer jr., Mr.. Kenneth Shaw Safe
Hq mr. Thomas Reed Bridges jr.
h.h,aaere will also be series of ten
fsS,,.a each of which has been care
y rehearsed. A special stage has
lsh erected and fully equipped on
At Association grounds by Mrs.
taak W. Frueauff, who has ,aken an
Five interest and who helped arrange
Sea- rs scenario and many details. The
zones Tor these tahieaus will be thrown
lsnnsnag e screen by means Of new
iprs pasat1s which projects specially
pafed plates on the screen.
M George Eustis CorSoran and
5mn.; onafter Howard arranged the
Sr;is TT. and Mrs, Gustav ;. s. White
far s sser old Morse songs. The sale
ms pageant was so heavy that
lsbu;i is boxes had to be erected
al OF the reserved seats also
sSensinns % nsst PassI