New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Newport Golf Club
Course To Be One
Of Cosi'ltry's Best
Reconstruction of Links Il
Progressing Well; Swedish
Envoy Entertained by MIR.
and Mrs. John Aspegren

NEWPORT. june 10.-Work is pro-
crossing satisfactorily on the recon
struction Of the Newport Golf Clubs
new course, which, when completed. Is
expected 20 be one Of the best in the
country The acquisition OF nearby
land from the Beverly Land Company
has made it possible for the architects
70 design seven new holes, one OF
which. bordering upon Mr.. 7. Suffern
Tailer's famous private course, is 20
cost $1,000 The effort on this particu-
lar hole has been increased and no
expense spared, because IT is planned
10 have IL compare fav0rably with the
nine holes on Mr.. Tailer's course. which
is considered the "sportiest" in Amer
lea, being an exact reproduction OF
nine famous holes from this country,
England and Scotland. This new course
will be ready for play in 1923.
Events Of outstanding Importance In
Newport during the last week included
the arrival Of Mrs Cornelius Wander
bilt and her daughter. Miss Grace Van
derbilt, 70 inspect Beaulieu, on Belle
vue Avenue, which MrB. Vanderbilt will
occupy for the first time in several
seasons, and the presence of Mrs. Q.
II. p Belmont. whose decision Co open
Marble House for the first time in
eight years probably is as good an in
dication as one could wish that New
port is 20 have a busy season. The ar
| rival Of these families will mean much
| in social activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren had as
/ their guests during the week Captain
! Wallenberg. the Swedish Minister TO
| the United States; Mrs. Wallenberg
and their daughter. Miss Ingegard Wal
| lenbeFg. Several dinners were given in
/ their honor. and they enjoyed their
I stay IN Newport az Aspen Hall prior 20
leaving this evening for Sweden,
where they will be for the remainder
Of June and July. In August. however.
the Swedish Minister and his family
will return 10 Newport for a months
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Aspegren.
Interest is being focused upon an
important society wedding which will
be held on June 26, when Miss Mar
garet Thayer Graham. daughter Of Mrs.
Howard Spencer Graham, becomes the
bride OF Mr.. Devereux Colt Josephs
The family has been forced 10 limit the
invitations because Of the smsllness
Of Berkeley Memorial Chapel, in which
the ceremony will take place, but be-
cause Of the prominence Of the couple
the wedding will attract much atten-
ton.
Many large estates are being opened
in addition 70 Beaulieu and the Marble
House. The Breakers is certain 20 be
opened for the season, as is Bonnie
crest, the summer residence Of Mr.. and
IT, Mra
Marion Eppley are completing e1ten-
sive Improvements on Beacon Rock, the
former Z. D. Morgan property, where
they will do considerable entertaining
this summer.
Ocean View, the Bellevue Avenue
residence OF Mr. Ogden L. Mills, will
be ready for occupancy soon, as will
Elm Court, which will be occupied this
season by Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden,
and the Orchard, the Narragsnset Ave
nue. residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Burden. ,
Mrs. T. Shaw Safe. who has been at
her residence, Ocean Lawn, for the
last two weeks, went 10 New York TO-
day 10 meet her sister, Lady Herbert, /
Of England, who sailed from London
last Saturday on the Paris, and who
was expected in New York to-day. Lady /
Herbert and Mrs. Safe will return at
once TO Newport, where they will be I
Joined by another sister, Mrs. L. II. G. /
Slater who came to visit Mrs. Safe 4
early this week.
DR.. and MTs. Alexander Hamilton /
Rice. who were in New York, have re-
turned 20 stay at Miramar for the /
season. Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon, l
their guests at Miramar early this 1
week. have returned TO New York.
Mrs. Dudley Davis has opened Wynd-- 1
hamridge: Mr.. Conde Mast has leased 1
Cave Cliff; Mrs. Thomas Reed Bridges /
is at the Curley cottage; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Rawson, Of New York, have
sub-rented the cottage of Mrs. Theo-
dore +. Kane on Bellevue Avenue; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. 0elrichs have ar
rived at their Kay Street home; Mr..
Charles H. Baldwin is at Kingseote;
Mrs. Harold Brown is al her Bellevue
Avenue residence: Mrs. Elisha Dyer Jr.
is at Wayside; Mrs. Stuyvesant lie Roy
and Mrs. Pauline lie Roy French are
Al Maple Shade; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Banks, of New York. have taken one
Of the Pinard cottsges; Mr. George
Preston has taken the Bluebird cottage
on Halidon Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Waterbury. of New York. have
leased Admiral Sims cottage on Rhode
Island Avenue.