The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Mr.. w. Earl Dodge
and Bride He Wed
in Paris at Newport
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
III. Hartman for Over
the Holidays.

w. Earl Dodge, whose secret wedding in
week. arrived here late last night by
automobile from New York and were
greeted by many friends. Mr. Dodge has
not been In Newport for several years.
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
". Hartman at their villa In Gibbs ave-
nue., over the holiday. From here they
return 10 New York on their way 10
Virginia Hot Spring..
Mrs. Dodge formerly was Miss Ella
Lynch - New York and Paris. but is
little known in Newport. Mr.. Dodge is
well known here for his sportsmanship,
| having owned and raced one of the
fifty footers." maintained an airplane,
the first one in Newport, and also is
prominent as a polo, golf and tennis
player. Mrs. Dodge is very attractive.
They will return here for a longer visit
| later In the season.
To-day brought many new arrivals
morning was a busy place. with several
courts occupied for tennis. Among
those registered were: Miss Annita
| Frissell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Fox Frissell; Mr.. Burton J.
Baldwin, Mr.. Henry S. Sturgis, who is
with DR. and Mrs. Robert " Lovett
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons, who are
still with Dr. and Mrs. Roderiek Terry
at Linden Gate Mr.. Henry S. Sedge-
wick and Mr.. T. l.. Goodwin. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry P. Russell. who are stop
ping with Mrs. Brady Hartman; Mr..
Austen Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Par
| ish. Mr. Alexander D. B. Pratt, who is
at Hill Top Inn; Mr.. Paul l.. Phelan.
Mr.. Palmer %. Kountze, who is at Bate
mans; Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. suffern Taller. Mr.. Will
lam T. Eldridge. who is with his
brother. Mt Henry r. Eldridge Mr..
E. F. Darrell, Jr.. and Mr.. p. r. Hur-
ditch.
Tennis Courts busy.
The courts were busy. Among the
players were Mrs. Russell, who is one
of the best wielders of the racqust in
the summer colony
Mr.. Clarence w. Dolan gave din
ner tonight for a few friends at his
place, Seaweed. Mrs. Stuart Duncan
gave a dinner at Bonniecrest, her first
of the season, and Mrs. Brady Harri-
man had luncheon for her guests. Mr.
and Mrs Russell. Mrs. w. Watts Sher-
man will give a luncheon on Monday
and tomorrow Mrs. Walter 8. Andrews
will entertain similarly. Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Duke also will be luncheon
hosts tomorrow.
Mr. Henry A. Eldrdge arrived from
New York to-day. Mr.. j. Gordon
Douglas has joined the colony and Is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fitzhueh Whitehouse at Stonevllla. He
will remain over the holidays. Mr. and
Mrs. Ogden l.. Mills also were arrivals
end are az their Bellevue avenue villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Whar-
ton, the latter formerly Miss Rosamond
Potter. who were recently married at
Jane stown. have returned from their
wedding trip. They spent their honey
moon on board the power yacht Vega.
belonging to Mr.. Joseph S. Lowering
Wharton. In a cruise to the eastward,
visiting the north shore of Massachusetts.
On July Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton will
return to Philadelphia. where he has
business duties. They are receiving
friends at Clingstone over the holidays
Arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Macy Chauncey and Mrs. James
de Laval Flower They will pass several
weeks before going TO Canada.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Dana WinsIow,
who have Joined the colony have taken
the Wood cottage in Cliff terrace.
Pntroncsscs for Recital
Additional patronesses for the BonelIi
recital at the Art Association to be given
on the morning OF July include Mrs
Marion Eppley, Mrs. Wilbur Elliot
Wilder, Mrs. Roland Redmond. Miss
Lydia Redmond. Mrs. L. c. Waldron,
Miss Margherlta Rooney. Mrs. x. q.
Holland. Mrs. Thomas c. Hart, Mrs
George Eustice Corcoran. Mrs. William
Il. Swinburne, Miss Ellen Mason, Mrs
j. Francis a. Clark. Mrs Thomas Reed
Bridges. Mrs. William F. Buffum, Mrs
Frederic Nelson, Mrs. Thomas A. Law
ton, the Misses Heffernan, Mrs. Floyd e.
Baker, Mrs William VI. Schmidt. Mrs.
LIE Roy French, Mrs. Phillip Rhine
lander I'd and Miss Elizabeth Betton
The following members of the music
committee are disposing of tickets: Mrs
Mary Curley Rooney, Miss Lola Phn-
ney. Miss Marian Bowling. Mrs. Lewis
Armistead Mrs, William W. Covell also
Mrs. Harry A. Baldridge, Mrs. w. Wood
ward Phelps and Mrs. John Flavel Hub
bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bull have ar
rived at Pine Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Tho Uas Pettitt have ar
rived from Boston for the summer. This
will be the forty third season for Mr.
Pettitt in charge of the tennis at the
Casino
Mr. and Mrs Henry Parrish arrived
to-day from New York and are at the
Ludlow Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rough Of New
Jersey have leased Land Trus. cottage
No. 2.
Col. C. S. Dwyer u S. A., has Iohsed
through Mrs John r. Hubbard the
Hayes cottage.
Capt. Ralph Earl. l.. S. ~. and Mrs
Earl, who have the Levy apartments on
Ayraut street, arrived to-day
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Goodwin and Miss
Goodwin OF Roslyn. ". ". Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sampson Steve' OF New York
Judge and Mrs. Charles r. Sterna OF
Providence and Col. Alexander are at
Bstemans.
Mr.. Arthur Curtiss James returned
from New York on board his steam
yacht The Aloha. Mr.. Vincent Astor's
power yacht Nourmahal left for New
York but Mr.. Astor remained at Beach
wood. The power yacht Junita, Mr. Jo-
seph Fletcher, arrived.
Word was received here to- lay that
Mr. Edward Tuck, uncle of Mrs. Paul
Fitz Smons, was seriously III ~ Psris.
Arrivals at the Hill Top Inn include
Major Lorillard Spencer, Mr.. Alexander
II. r. Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. de Forest