New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-09
Mrs. Belmont
Announces Aids
In Charity Sale
Benefit for New York Asso-
citation Will Take Place
Tomorrow at Home of
Mrs. l.. l.. Gillespie
Mrs. CIews Entertains
Three Matches Played in
Mixed Doubles Tourna-
ment at Newport Casino
s....ni Dispatch 10 The rrioans


NEWPORT. Aug. s.-Mrs. O. H. p.
uslnont has announced the names of
~, women who will aid her at the tea
..his Thursday afternoon at the home
n Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie when
..,s IL held for the New York Asso-
.;..son Of the Blind. They will be
~. John Aspegren, Mrs. Robert Goe-
n. Mrs. William Jay, Mrs. Louis Liv-
,,vsson. Mrs. Charles Moran, Mrs.
usrsden ]. Perry, Mrs. Michael Van
u,-sn and Mrs. Gustav J. S. White.
Mr.. Marion Eppley, at her booth, will
h. assisted by Mrs. Joseph Hartman,
Mr., Frederick Rhinelander and Mrs.
Philip Rhinclander I'd.
Miss Mary Alice Barney will preside
:. the lemonade table. and her assist
,,ts will be Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt,
Mis-. Laura Biddle. Miss Sylvia Hill
sonss Miss Elizabeth Robinson and
Miss Natalie Winslow.
1nncbeons were given to-day by Mrs.
. Fenry C!eWs AZ the NV" - VIZ
lsans Burden. and Mr. ana MRS WI
liam Payne Thompson. MRS. Robert
coeIet had a number of guests at
dinner nj her Narragansett Avenue
residence this evening when Khaldah
entertained. Bishop and Mrs. James
u darlington have a dinner planned
for tomorrow, with Admiral and Mrs.
william S. Sims as the guests of honor.
Js mill erjye dinner
Friday.
Tennis Matches at Casino
Three matches were played in the
mixed doubles tournament which was
started at the Casino this afternoon
for young people Miss Kathleen
Baker and Mcclure Rowland won from
Miss Lily Gushing and Howard Cush-
ing, 60. 6-1. Miss Marian Gray and
varick Frissell defeated Miss Adele
Reynal and Alexander Shaw, 4-6,
6-3, 6--3. and Miss Elizabeth Douglas
and Gordon Douglas jr. defeated Miss
Fanny Wickes H. Howard, Ga, Ga.
Other matches scheduled include Miss
Edith Woodward and W. T. Andrews
against Miss Rita Dolan and partner
Miss Marian Wickes, and John Dun
can against Miss Garcia Kip and W,
P. Kip, and Miss Edith Colby and A.
T. Gray against Miss Marian Gray
and Varick Frissell.
The first of series of bridge tour
naments will be held at the Country
Club tomorrow afternoon. A women's
sweepstakes golf tournament also will
be held. A junior golf tournament
will take place Thursday.
Ny To,,Ior Cbo,orJ; nf
ton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Eppley for a week at Beacon Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Wright, of
New York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Goelet. Mr.. W r. Lewis, of
Ridgecliff, Conn, has arrived for a
visit with Mr.. George D. Widener,
while Mrs. Beverly Robinson, of New
York, is staying with her sister-in- law,
Mis- Pauline Robinson.
Mrs. j. Francis A. Clark had chill
dren's fancy dress party in honor of
the birthday Of her son, John Bigelow
Clark, this afternoon at Wrentham
House.
Mr.. Conan Off for New York
Mr.. Henry Anderson Conan left for
New York to-day, but will return
Thursday and motor with Mrs. Conan
to East Hampton.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice will be among the big entertain
ers tennis week, having a dinner and
dance planned at Miramar on August
IS.
Mr., and Mrs Jay Gould have ar
rived for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Vos at Zeerust
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings,
who have just returned from Europe,
are expected shortly from their Fair
field. Conn, home.
Mrs, Douglas Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s. Brown. of New York,
arrived TODAY and ere at the Newcliffs