New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
|,evport Yacht
Parties Add to
Cayety ofRaces
x.uy Entertainments Given
IN Board: Rain Prevents
pIay i'm the Girls and
Rows Tennis Journeys
Donate Dog Show Prizes
The Viking Is Adapted
From Poem Inspired by
Old Mill Near Pageant

sa,e,oi Dispatch to The Tribune
rrwpORT, Aug. 2.-The Astor Cur
-. sv yachts of the New York
~. Club were held here to-day
,-,,g those who had yachting parties
-.,. Commodore Arthur Curtiss James
d !. hard the Aloha; Commodore Harold
Vanderbilt. on the flagship, and
4 p,,r Commodore Vincent Astor, donor
!, ne cups, on the Nourmahal. Colonel
p.bs,. Means Thompson took party
!, his beuseboat Everglades to see the
..,,. and then proceeded to South
.~,.op while Colonel j. w Fletcher
III = number of guests on board his
-ssb. Jnanita. among them being Mr.,
81 Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan and
Mrs Mrs. Thomas Reed Bridges. of New
PAIN which continued throughout the
lifted this evening and the
ser harbor was gay with the lights
4 n numerous boats, ranging from sloops
n steam yachts. This being the last
rjekt the entire feet will be in the
sarbor. Many entertainments were
c;yen on board. The yachts will leave
Tomorrow morning for Mattapoissett.
Iuclement weather prevented the
rrorress of play in the girls tennis
tournament at the Casino this after
soon and also delayed the start of the
bows tournament. A drawing was
made for the boys tournament and in
he first round Mr. Dyson Duncan will
oppose Mr.. G. Sands. Mr. F. C. Have
neyer will face Mr.. j. C. Winslow, Mr.
Dudley Davis will meet Mr.. Ogden
Hammond, Mr.. Barclay Douglas will
vay Mr. Jock Andrews, and Mr.. A. T.
cray will be pitted against Mr.. Louis
Shaw.
Plan Affairs for Week End
NJ. and Mrs. Lewis G. Morris gave
luncheon at their residence this
afternoon. Several entertainments
have already been planned for the
veek end, Luncheons tomorrow will
s gisen by DR.. and Mrs. Henry Bar
ION Jacobs, at White Holme, and by
Ar and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, at
Dsachholm. Miss Anna Sands will en-
srtain for the first time this year
nth dinner at her Berkeley Avenue
tsttage on Friday, while Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fahnestock will give large
iianer at Villa Rosa.
Miss .Eleonora R. Sears has motoreG
irom Boston and is visiting Mrs. o. H.
P Belmont at Marble House. Miss
Sears paid her first visit of the sea-
ron at the Casino to-day.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
James Parker jr. are visiting General
ind Mrs. James Parker at Greenvale
Farm.
Miss Ann Randolph is visiting her
aunt, Miss Mary E. Powell, in Bowery
Street,
Mr. Louis S. Bruguiere, who has not
been in Newport for several seasons.
has arrived for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Behrens. of
Lancaster, Pa, and Mr.. Fred Hood, of
New York, were among the registrants
q: the Casino to-day.
Donate Prizes for Dog Show
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James,
hr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons, Mrs. w.
Watts Sherman, Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller,
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd, Mr.. P. A. B.
Widener, Mr.. R. Livingston Beeckman,
Hrs, Henry Barton Jacobs, Mr.. William
|E Whitehouse and Mr.. Hamilton Fish
Webster have donated prizes for the
annual Newport dog show, which will
be held at Freebody Park August 10.
Miss Angelica Gerry, who has been
at Sea Verge with her father, Commo-
dore Elbridge 7. Gerry, has gone to
Lake Delaware, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden
and Mr.. Craig Biddle, who are in New
York, are expected for the week end.
announcement is made that the pag-
can't Of THE Viking" to be given by
ne Art Association, August 20, is
sdapted from Longfellow's poem, The
Stseton in Armour" The poem was
Inspired by the Old Mill, which is
within stones throw of the scene OF
ne pageant. The music will be by
PROFESSIONAL soloists and trained
@orus. while the series of ten tableaus
siA be presented by members of the
sammer colony, with Miss Laura Biddle
iad Mr.. Varrick Frissell in the leading
ioles.. The pageant will be followed
Icy fancy costume ball.
among the society women who will
ASST ct the Newport Hospital fair
IA aay are Mrs, Roland Dickson, Miss
ri IN Wetmore, Mrs. Hamilton Fish
4 enster, Mrs. Woodward Haven, Mrs.
q. A. Vale, Miss Ethel Haven, Miss
audrey Hoffman, Mrs. William Wood
gard ware Phelps. Miss Julia Winterhoff,
MSS MS Garcia Kip, Miss Kate Darlington
Mss katherine Lenihan, Mrs. Gustay
(, !, S' White, Mrs. Walter S. Andrews
Ars' Dudley Davis, Mrs. Charles Coster
aad Mrs. Franck Tavlnr Evans