New-York tribune., 1922-08-04

pieak House. Mrs. William POST nil,
Ts Ts aanner hostess Saturday and Mrs.
iheodore Frelinghuysen wifi p;va
ainner Monday at the Winshron villa
nalss Anna Sands has a dinner MANNED
for August III. piaNheu
MRS. Franklin D. Roosevelt IL the
guest of Mrs. Henry Parish at Mont
aerie, on Halidon Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Eppley have
parts of "The Viking, the h;star,nal
pageant which will be given by the Art
n,ssociation August 90. Miss Laura
hiadie and Mr.. varrick Frisse,l have
peen peer chosen for the leading roles. Mr..
rrisseii VIII play the part of the Vik-
ing and Miss Biddle the maiden. Mr.
Eppley will be Hildebrand and Mrs
Eppiey the queen. Among those who
Nh Nh appear in the banquet scene are
mrs. Reginald II. Belknap, Mrs. Fred
eric MIC khinelancer, Captain Hansen and
.'i,,, mrss beiknap, Mrs. Gustav J.. S. white
VIII sing and Miss Catherine Wharton
MOTHS will give two solo dances.
Mr.: Henry o. Havemeyer. ir.. heads
sne nst Of Norsemen. while those
among .he younger set to take parts
OF ma'dens are Miss Florence Hava-
meyer, Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss Yio-
iet Tangeman, Miss Ethel Haven and
MISS Antoinette Frissell Mrs. Frank
W. frueauf wrote the scenario for the
musical pantomime and the music was
arranged by Mrs. Eustis Corcoran AM,
Mrs. Shafer Howard. There will be
ten tableaux under the management
OF Mrs. Frank Taylor Evans. Miss
Mary Josephs, Miss Anne Henshaw.
MRS. Reginald r. Belknap, Mrs. Rogers
Morgan. Miss Elisabeth Yardley and
Miss E: P. Robinson
MRS. John Elliot, Mrs. Howard Spen-
Ger Graham, Mr.. Harrison Morris. Mrs.
George ~ Eustis Corcoran, Miss Edith
Mmesmore' Miss Sims NOVEL; and
producing committee, which states
that the production will follow
the line of those of the Thester
Guild in New York. Conrad's orches-
ira Will play the score for the pageant
which will be followed by dancing.
A dance was held at the Casino this
atternoon, among those present being
Miss Violet Tangeman, Miss Garcia Kip,
MISS Marian Wickes, Miss Natica Mast
Miss Rita Dolan and Mr. James S. Bar
ney, Mr.. Dudley Davis jr., Mr.. Henry
Howard, Mr.. Dyson Duncan and MI
". P: Kip. Mrs. Burnham Gray and
Mrs. Forsyth Wicks were members of
the dance committee.
MI. Eliot Rogers is at Lands End
as the guest of Mr.. R. Livingston
Beeckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Lorimer Worden. of
New York, arrived this afternoon and
are at the Hill Top.
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry visited
the Casino this morning and registered
for the season. Other registrants there
included Mr.. A.. c. Frost jr., Mr.. O,
whitney Carpenter, Mrs. C. D. Wins
low, Mr.. E. Vail Stebbins, Mr.. Charles
King, Mrs. j. Russell Solely, Mrs. How
ard c. Dickinson and Howard C. Dick
inson jr.
Because of the condition Of the
courts, play in the girls and Logs ten
MS tournaments at the Casino was
postponed this afternoon. The CLAW
courts were used this morning. and a
spirited doubles match was staged be-
fore a fairly large gallery, with Miss
Eleanora Sears and Mrs. Lewis u.
Morris opposing Miss Edna Barger and
Mrs. Bishop.
DR.. Sokolowski, secretary of the
Polish Legation, arrived to-day for
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte at the Morrell
cottage.
Mr.. George D. Widener will leave
tomorrow to attend the races at Sara
toga.
Miss Fanny Foster is entertaining
Mr.. T. A. Doubleday, who will rive q
talk at the Art Association Saturday
morning on the peerage of England.