New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Eocial Leaders Called On
to Prepare for Roles in
.sThe Viking To Be
Presented on August 90
,ridge to Assist
Civic Federation
,olf and Tennis Tourna-
nlents Hold Interest;
Clambake Club Elects
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

son mas reached ltS nigh
tt point in several years, with Au-
lust cheduled for much gayety.
Hrs. Howard Spencer Graham,
aairman Of the committee on en-
1nainment for the Art Associa-
Hon, is obtaining a number of
Eominent summer residents, to take
HE leading parts in "The Viking"
HE pageant that will be given in
Isn tableaus on August 20. The
f.hearsas for this will begin soon,
Ilth Miss Laura Biddle, daughter
III Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle, and
Dir. Varick Frissell, son of DIR. and
Ers. Lewis Fox Frissell in the lead
Ing roles.
/ As q benefit fer the women's depart
lren of the National Civic Federation
kumber of society women have inter
Used themselves in bridge which will
H. given at the Country Club next
Saturday. Among the patronesses are
SFrs. Henry Ciews, Mrs. James S. Cush-
u nan, Mrs. Brady Hartman, Mrs. Joseph
Hartman, Mrs. William Fitzhugh
aGhtehouse, Mrs. William Woodward,
s}rs. j. Woodward Haven, Mrs. Henry
saoward, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
ANrs. Robert w. Lovett, Mrs. Guy Nor
Ear, Mrs Bradford Norman. Mrs.
nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. T. Suffern
Mailer, Mrs. w. Storrs Wells and Miss
laude Wetmore.
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi,
cccmpanied by their children, left
Nsatng the week for Europe after
Epcnding Il few weeks with the Coun-
ess' mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, at the
NHrtakers.
6Series of Luncheons
And Dinners Are Given
Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze, Of
fkg York, who have been at Bateman's,
lesed 5unnylea, the Camp cottage on
BeHsvue Avenue, for the season and
lrM he among the entertainers. Mrs.
Il Auh!enberger Bailer, mother of Mrs.
hewis G. Morris, has arrived for the
feason and is at the New Cliffs, and
Pr. Lydig Hoyt, who arrived during
tae week, is at Pine Lodge. Mr. and
Prs. Charles S. Whitman, of New York,
Aft Thursday for San Francisco, where
tr. Whitman will attend the meeting
b+tN Oli AoOOCidllOil, anu VIII Tour
he Canadian Rockies before returning
o Newport, where their children will
fenan for the summer.
1 Among those giving luncheons or
Einners during the week were Mr.. and
lNrs. Lewis G. Morris, Mr., and Mrs.
Peter w. Roberts, Mrs. William X.
Tsnderbilt I'd, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Espeglen. Mrs. Frederic w. Rhine
lander, Mr.. and Mrs: C. Whitney Car
Aenter, Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Iidener, Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones,
-Ars Brady Hartman, Mrs William
Hcaahy Loew. Mrs. Cyril B. Judge, Mr..
aad Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Mrs. Henry
lie~s. Mr.. James Lenox Banks jr.,
3sfg, j. Stewart Barney, Miss Pauline
Eobinson, Mrs. I. Shaw Safe, Mrs.
15astav j. S. White, Mrs. Henry Par
IRISH, Comm odore and Mrs. Arthur Cur
Ihss James, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
NV I'd, Nh, and Mrs. William Payne
lIhompsop, and Miss Julia A Berwind.
Two golf tournaments attracted the
sGtientior of many at the Newport
Ieountry Club. More than sixty sum-
lmer residents were entered in the
tombstone tournament, which was won
loy Miss Florence Loew and Mr.. Ber-
iam der. Cruger at the nineteenth
1 role from Mrs. George D. Widener and
Mr.. >. Gordon Douglas, the runners-up.
notn pairs reached the green in even
strokes when the extra hole was played,
CIT Miss Loew and Mr. Cruger were
nearer the cup and won. The ladies'
ssMeepstakes tournament was won by
MISS Ethel King with score of 104
Eandicap 80, net "a. Miss Helen Moran
was second with 100, handicap 36,
Mr. Marion Eppley, who is taking an
srsve interest in several clubs, has
oeen chosen as the new secretary of
me Clambake Club. The annual cleo
laon resulted in Mr.. Reginald C. VAN
|swerolit being chosen as president and
ut 1r. Waiter S. Andrews as treasurer.
Iine executive committee is composed
|Sl " tne officers and DR.. Harry j. Knapp,
= rr. = Walker Breese Smith, Mr.. George
= Oozzens and Mr.. Gustav j. S. White.
tennis Tournament Held
on Courts at Casino
0eVeral tennis tournaments took
pace during the week at the Casino,
"hie another tournament for girls
unuer seventeen years of age will be
sNGarted Monday for prizes donated by
Its, S.ls. Forsyth Wickes. In a mixed
eouoles handicap tournament, limited
vii; OF Che summer colony, Mrs.
nIam Goadby Loew and Mr.. j. Cor
JoH douglas won the championship by
NJ WSGIeatng Mrs. George D. Widener and
H.. NJ Lewis &. Morris in the final round
~ scores of 6-3, Ga. The numerous
ennis ennis courts are daily crowded with
ssnmer colonists, the only court being
sSssed being the championship court
su .nat Is being reserved for the sixth
snnuai invitation lawn tennis tourna-
''eHt tnat starts August IA.
pr' Henry Barton Jacobs presided at
largely attended meeting in the Art
msSsoclation :. Thursday afternoon when
TTentai hygiene was discussed by DR..
rrnomas William Salmon and by DR..
iSaihkwood Earl Williams.
ne smaller children have a place
~ ~ themselves to dance, and usually a
s2lnoer s,;.a of summer colonists dance
sl ss.th them, among them being Countess
SSIechenyi, Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal. Mrs.
Seoige u: Widener and Mrs. Lawrence
~is .",s Gillespie. A number of the
Sss.onists are interested in weekly
sshces which may be held in the gov
.noIs naa rooms at the Casino for older
r,A.,ih an official of the Newport Country
sa .,aD stated during the week that the
iyr,se i,nrn there was being extended and
sra,id proyed at considerable length to
s,,'vlde ~ modern golf links, and also
sb5pp Il provide course which will be suit
ipr championship play.