New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-10
Newport Turns
To Dinners for
Entertainment
MANY Parties for Visitors
Mark Week End, Which
i Also Attended by Gains
n Arrivals for Season
Courts at Casino Popular
country Clubs Course and
Links Of MIR. I. Suffern
Taller Attract Enthusiasts
-, ni.nntch 20 rhe rrin,lne

NEWPORT. r. l., July 9.-Entertain-
..,ts in the form of dinners and
,1sss.ons were numerous over the
rex end.
pnner hostesses included Mrs. Will
..nY Vanderbilt. Cd, who had eigh-
.,.r suests at Gravel Court; Mrs.
f.u;. Quentin Jones. who entertained
,ss sane number at Bayview; Mrs.
s.v,r,y Bogert, who gave her dinner
:. dudley Place; Mrs. Herman D.
ysun.ss, who had guests at Bateman's,
where she is stopping for the season.;
ur VINCENT Astor, who brought friends
from New York and entertained them
=. Dssshwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills il, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. Mrs
We. Carter, at Quarter Foil, on
Nsrragansett Avenue; Bishop and Mrs
lanes H. Darlington, at 'The Cor
nsrs; Mrs. F. W. Rhinelander, at her
Red Cross Avenue cottage. Mr.. and
Hrs. John Aspegren and Mr.. and Mrs
william Fitzhugh Whitehouse.
Guests at the dinner given by Mrs
L.
John Aspegren, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
Shaw I'd, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Tangeman.
Nj. and Mrs. Gustav ]. S. White, Mrs.
Charles Coster, Mrs. Alexander s.
Clark, Mr.. G. Louis Boissevain and
Colonel Louis mccarthy Little.
Dinner at D'Hauteville Villa
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward Ravens pave
dinner at the D'Hauteville villa for
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fow-
l.r Of New York. Among those nres-
sa. were Count and Countess Laszlo
szeehenyi.
Among the luncheon hostesses TODAY
was Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice.
who had twenty guests at Mirimar.
Tennis. golfng and bathing were
rivals for popular interest. At the
Casino to-day there were more nIavers
Shan courts. Those who competed in
Guided Mrs. Henry G. Grav and M
il :, Burke Roche, who opposed
aA, U ). cutting and Mr.. Arthur Scott
ssurasn; Mr.. Harry Gray and Miss
florence Loew, who played Mr.. and
ass- grafton d. Pyne; MIR. Craig Bid
9ie, VINO had Mr.. Thomas Ridgway. of
Yaliadelphla, as partner; Miss Muriel
vanderbilt and Mr.. c. w. Hanford, who
ne' ar. Oscar Cooper and Mr.. Grafton
Cushing; Mr.. Williams Burden, who
sIaed Mr.. j. Gordon Douglas jr.; Mr.,
waiter Phelps, Mr.. Louis Hobbs, Mr..
D. Carr Morgan, Mr.. Charles Moran
sM Mr. William Goadby Loew.
With perfect weather many crowded
ms geif links Of the Country Club and
.sthe private links of Mr.. T. Suffern
naes; Those who played at the Coun-
Cub to-day included Mr.. Oscar
cooper, Of New York; Mr.. James Lenox
iSsnAs, Mrs. Grafton H. Pyne, Miss
louise Sands, Mr.. c. H. Bedford, Mr..
vvnig Biddle jr., Captain L. R. Sargent.
M w. l. Christie, Mrs. Oliver Iselin,
NJ Z: d. Draper, Miss Florence Loew,
M Alfred Goldman, Mrs. ]. G. Wate~'
l1ry, Mr.. James c. Warner and Miss
Alice Barney.
Governor Beeckman on Links
IN Mr.. Tailer's links were former
Governor Beeckman, Mr.. Roderick
Terry jr., Mr.. Ogden L. Mills. Mr.
nulding Fosdick, Mr.. Coogan, Mr..
Kenneth Shaw Safe, Mr.. T. Suffern
Iaier and Mr.. Larry Taller and Mr..
FRANK Crowninshield.
Season arrivals included Mrs. Hugh
,, Auchincloss and Miss Anne Burr
Asuehlneloss at Hammersmith Farm.
ar' and Mrs. William Goadby Loew at
Sssoneacre, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ere
Irhghuysenn, Mr.. and Mrs. William
sshnestock and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Whit
hey Carpenter, who returned from
Mr. Vincent Astor, who brought a
weekend party from New York yes
uesaay on his yacht Nourmahal. DEPART
/ "a THIS evening. The guests ne enter
n laineo at Redwood were Mr.. and Mrs.
p onver !selln, Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton H.
e!ae' MT Charles Draper, Miss Vivian
s!sn and Mr.. E. S. Cutting. Mr.. Aston
saa members of his party were on the
"a. .ss'ao tennis courts to-day for several
NJ. A,lsals for the weekend included
S ~. "; Roosevelt Thompson, Mr.. H.
SSs'y Morgan, Mr.. H. F. Pierson and
MI ~s. harry c. Eldridge, of New York,
A9 are at the Hill Top, as are Mrs.
T. y. Romer and Miss NJ. Brechin, Of
r.aoen. Mr.. James Lee and Mr.. Telo-
.;. aa ouyier, of New York, have ar
tsso at the Newcliffs and were among
VIC 'egssrants at the Casino.
mrs. o. H. P. Belmont at Casino
season registrants at the Casino in
T W.o Mrs. 0. H. P. Belmont, Mrs.
walter s. Andrews, Miss Anna Sands
enc mr. Varrick Frissell.
MI and Mrs. William Woodward
sns MT MI and Mrs. Charles A. Stone
Isss MISS Margaret Stone, of Long ISL
=; "I DIS as guests, while Mr.. Edward Law,
H., fanlIEadelphia, is visiting Mr.. and
az 4 lhomas Ridgway. and Mr.. Cliff
Waterbury. wan ~
,,, MI, Oscar Cooper, who has been reg
ns,,s at the Muenchinger King, de-
sh a'ea tonight for New York. Others
Iiv;,ms mace reservations included Mr. r.
WESTON WESTON Beeckman, Mr.. William
c suTsrd, Mr.. c. P. H. Gilbert and Mr..
so mrs; ,Hunnewell is visiting her
Musn.s,, mrs Frederick Nelson. at the
tbsssacnlnger King. Other arrivals
Yor.. alnciude Mr. Coogan, of New
and M ar; and Mrs. Harry v. D. Black
n y"t. John V. Black, of Irvington,
Yo,t and Mrs. R. j. Sharpe, of New
,,a ar 6. Louis Boissevain has returned
Nr .i new York and is at the Hill Top.
VISIT Brown, of Baltimore. is
Mr MS son-in-law and daughter,
Ho,saaao Mrs. T. Suffern Taller. at
p NJ Lodge.
Bssts; andrew J. Turner and Miss
lived pastorius Turner have ar
for tbs thelr Cliff Avenue residence
pscted w. ). Guthrie Nicholson is ex-
sb.ss tomorrow from wyoming.
ter fs ne has been on his catt,s o rancb
ba,. TWO months. Mrs NicboIson IL
viii VI VI details for the lawn fete which