New-York tribune., 1922-08-26
la1nbake CIllI,
Dinner Is Given
BY W aterburys
Entertain Forty; Spanish
Ambassador and Mime.
DE Riano Are Guests of
Honor at Newport Event
sir. Vanderbilt Improves
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppley TO Give
Tea to 400 as a House
warming at Beacon Rock,
spscso, Dispatch to The Tyibaas

NEWPOkt, Aug. 25.--Seyeral enter.
4a;nnients held the attention of society
to-day. with other activities curtailed
by a heavy rain this afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. John c. Waterbury enter.
,aiueG st the Ciambake Club this eve.
,ing for forty guests at dinner, and
many others Joined the party later TO,
dancing
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine
/. Riano, who are we'll known to so.
asv through having occupied a cot,
n ar here for two seasons, were honor
sues.s at dinner given for them this
eTsrfng by Mr.. and Mrs, woodbur,
Bfsir. Other entertainments included
hneheons given by Mrs, Henry Clews
At the Rocks, and by Mrs. Newtor
eslick, at he4 jamestown cottage; 8
tlrthday party at Stone Court by Mr.
md Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehous,
tor their son, Mr.. William Fitzhugl
Nhitehouse jr., and a dinner by Mr.
sno Mrs. Charles F. p. Richardson.
To Give Tea and Reception
To-morrow's biggest entertainment
will be tea and reception to be giver
by Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley at Bea.
cor, Rock for 400 guests. The affai,
will be in the nature of house.
warming following numerous extensive
Tenovatons to the former E. ID. Nor
gan estate. Among the guests will be
many members of the cast of the
pageant The Viking" in which Mr.
and Mrs. Eppley have the parts of the
King and Queen. Mrs. Lewis Quentin
Jones will be luncheon hostess to.
morrow, while dinners will be given bv
Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz and Mrs
Theodore Frelingnuysen.
Mr.. Reginald G. Vanderbilt's condi-
ton showed a slight Improvement to-
day. He is unable to leave his home
and will be confined until Monday. at
least. with an attack of inflammatory
rheumatism. Mr.. Vanderbilt walked
about ms Sandy Point residence to-day
ana told friends over the telephone
that ne was improving. 1t has not vet
been decided whether his annual horse
show dinner will be held.
Wins Golf Championship
Miss Pauline Robinson won the
championship to-day in the ladies'
match play golf tournament, following
four days play in which sixteen golf
ers OF the summer colony were entered
Mss Robertson defeated Miss Ethel
King in the final round, and a, and
won the first prize, offered by Miss
Helen. Moran and Miss King. The
sombstone golf tournament for prizes
teHered by Mrs. James S. Cushman will
pc held tomorrow, and a father and
s'n tournament will be played later.
Mr., Myron T. Herrick, United States
AMBASSADOR to France, is the guest of
M Wortham James, at her Cherry
Ask residence, during his Newport
M5 which will be concluded Sunday
gsning.
FRINGE Miguel de Braganza. who re-
emily returned from Europe on the
ka1estic, arrived this evening to ioin
nlncess de Braganza and their chill
ten, at the Reed cottage.
Many Going Abroad
Many members of the summer COLONY
nave planned to go abroad this wear
mrs. Clarence w. Dolan and her daugh-
yer, MISS Rita Dolan, will sail from
sew YORK Saturday, being accompanied
as Tar as New York by Mr.. Dolan. Mr..
and Mrs: Sylvanus Stokes, who have
peen at villa Rosa with Mr.. and Mrs.
william Fahnes,ock, will sail next
F ~ Vial At1l. ana MIS-. r. IL. krpi-
lnghuysen and Mrs. Henry Russell.
Miss Ethel King and Mrs. Robert Gros-
Senor are planning to go abroad in
September. Al
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris has offered
prizes for doubles tennis tourna-
mehs Tor girls under thirteen years of
sse, 'ne teams to be selected by draw
ng Mr. J. Gordon Douglas jr. and
as a. i. Gray are the latest entrants
". " me boys. singles tournament, while
Ml; Tyson Duncan and Mr.. A, T. Gray
M shc Mr, Henry O. Havemeyer ir. and
ml frederick C. Havemeyer I'd are the
'asst teams to enter the doubles.
; y. Louis Boissevain returned
pss, isom new York to-day. Mr. Kenneth P.
,,a naua, OF New York, is a guest of for
st ,asi uovernor r. Livingston Beeckman
ss Lands End. Miss Pauline P. Cabot
a sat the Orchards as guest of Admiral
nanaron cameron McRae Winslow Mrs. H. C.
Hsfasm and Miss Walker are guests of
=. 81; ana Mrs. G. J. Guthrie Nicholson,
~. ~ aansmere, and Mr.. E. Hewitt is vis-
''ng Mr. j. Stewart Barney
To Play Baseball Game
mrs. Eugene S. Reynal has consented
:. e. 9otain the patronesses for the bene-
~ MP, ipaseoail game to be played at Free
Ivy between Ife
Summer visitors and the city officials,
ca esa eenefit for charity. Mr.. Sumner
SIefard, manager of the society team,
sss .s called the first practice of his
s.ayers for tomorrow morning, when
'ryouts will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ v. Hoffman have
sonciuded their visit with Mrs. Hoff-
ppahs sister, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, at
SSsornnnalecrest, and have departed for
SSss.ssu!oga, where Mrs. William K. Van
WssrDiit "a went earlier in the week.
iial. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
Mase MNs returned to Connecticut, while
tbs;l I ana Mrs. D. K. Jay have gone to
aeir Long Island home.
s.,1.. ,Mr. and Mrs. Sherman w. Rookie
%, slef, OF Hudson, N. :, have arrived
Rasa; Rsn Mrs. Chester Snyder and Miss
cege csssie Delancey and are at the New
Inns Mr.. John Armstrong Chaloner
a ny the Muenchinger King.
h.maf. and Mrs. Frederick ishinelander
sse ess oHered prizes for winners of
bas bbsmes IN children's picnic at Bailey's
,,; ssach tomorrow, following the swim
ce.ng races for the James Brett Stokes
snI mp = race will be held Sunday for
w ehered by Mr.. John Aspegren.
yaul Manton B. Metcalf, of New
saah, S ce arrived to-day. on board his
Society Notes
Mr Vincent Astor entertained at