The New York herald., 1922-06-25
w Sumner Resorts Call TO tho Country w
Society Widely Scattered
for the Summer Season
Newport Learns Lesson From Southampton and Re-
moves Most of the Social Bars That Heretofore
Have Surrounded the Casino.


the question days of June
resort season OF 1879! the answer
very broad one would be Beach to Venice
In thus tracing socet personnel lengthy stops
would have Newport which fashion
ably popuous and awaiting the formal openings OF the os 10y
holidays preparing competition Other
rising generation must be made at some OF the
universities of noted local
mlies havef n awarding of the 1922 degrees
Special Southampton and Newport in their
social will have to make note
little lax in its fashionable news recent years
important
ampon may the social revival dating from the
Island colony has been running away from
real fashionable summer capital
The results running through July
days opening the VIII
immense Of men and women who
da monde
Newport has learned pohted
oy That the social element
side that furnishes the creature com
summer ife supplies socieys tae keeps oce
roof leaking plumbing and transports Its luggage
History make in this progressive
land worlds the one that makes
social and the other that makes tno osues
must what should be civic o
Of to send signature
businesslke typewriter letter with afac1
of the famed
Fhoae isla @ @ @ .h osed folder which calls attention
the phases Newport promoting the pleasure
her guests we extend you invitation the hosp
,. @ 90 wv; or1d famed watering place for time
extended vacation for the season. AS e
and attractive in her
n,c d,sn,avs both natural and artificial sided appeal
residence substantial people
II you accept Nepor's
possible effort render you service ana "
you the City by the Sea- ,. :,
The booklet excellent half tone pictures
of the woman who may be looking lr
attractive field removal most of the social
bars from the Newport Casino and the
news Newport and comodous hotel are othr
symptoms that the Newport revival is on
This years university fertile fields for social
i" - -, interesting detail that has come
Vale and Harvard social fucrs Al
reon president of the university
, n, Mr. prov r pyne I'd had followed family
in
the killed aviation service during the war
MENTION m Hne h WAR Ma ana
hon0Fsd % owms = nger M ons Messrs
srst s Ie no % Of su Boston 's on % June Is;
Rowland Grand Cannon Theodore Baoo and Nahan
degrees among the Gilbert
ceato e % 1anshorne y
Ho Yale nesna % 'r ] susss 81 r. Ne York y noted
n @ sw Yale in 1917
acn s7 and Lloyd Warren RECEIVED @ @ honorary
om Yale Of Oliver Jennings 81; William
and Ia Sumner r. REGINALD War vanderbilt
for reunions
other ns. men % 1n rw"nn o r as 'y @ s
@ d aa the New York
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last ss @ IL f Hooker h S @ SH % sd S he l.
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usham Harding Mr. and
Mrs DE- seTSen Ksnnsh McApn
poa ss, sys caD s Dsy ,ysn as
Lodge Mr. NJ Charles wetmoe
and Mrs lam IN
Emmet will arrive later the
D.
William Bowers and Mr. and Mrs Stephen
month Further north Alex
nndr Alfred Graham Miles and Mrs William Eel
daughter
Frederick and Peter H. Frenshuysen have
the ecottage colon
MrsA AlbertH
Lancashire
while H.
Mr.
ed In
bushes
Harding abroad
B.
Harding A. Groton Mrs Harding
which
ronent dunctso of New ork
Paris
through Edmond de Poisna Francis Otis who
raives Mr. Mrs onore Palmer who