New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-08
Mrs. R. r. Wilson, 7oBe
NeacpOrt Hostess to- 200
Vineens 4stor Departs ON
ars.ase; Mr. Gerard TO Talk
Before the Arf Assos.;of;n,,
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NEWPORT, Sept. Mrs. Richar
8. Wilson will be hostess SATURDAY.
evening at one of the biggest narties
given in Newport this season when .h !.
gives 2 dinner and dance at her Mar
| .s' avenue cottage, which, until
s m Mssk, naa been leased by MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Goelet. Ii is axnectea N
zoo guests will be present Tnv;ta
tions for this affair. as for ~ $3.50
ball early in February, are being OK.
tended by telegraph. Mrs. Wilson ! q !
been a Newport visitor at freauent in
tervais during the summer. and in nast
years was known as one OF the higpest
entertainers in the colony. Until ths
Goelet lease on her estate Terminated
Mrs. wilson was unable to give any biz
entertainment. 's ois
round of dinners. Those to alr ~ \ :,
announce dinners that evening ,nclnas
Mrs. j. Francis A, Clark, Mr.. r. NV
lngston Beeckman and Mr.. and Mrs
Williams Burden.
An impromptu tennis tournament in
which prominent women players of the
summer colony were entered. was
started to-day at the Casino. 1t will
| be continued tomorrow and finished ON
| Saturday. In the first round matches
Miss Marion Wickes and Miss Laura
Biddle defeated Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal
and Miss Adele Reynai, Go, Cd:
Miss Natalie Winslow and Miss Theo.
/ dora Winslow won a hard match from
Mrs, George D. Widener and Miss
Fanny Wickes, 4-6, Sc, 7--5; Mrs,
Lewis G. Morris and Miss Mary Alice
Barney triumphed over Miss Edna
Barger and Miss Marian Gray, 6-4
6-S, 81, and Miss Elizabeth Kountze
and Miss Emily Winslow won from
| Miss Pauline Robinson and Miss Mary
Nicholson, Ga 7-5.
Takes Admiral as Passenger
Lieutenant Vincent Aston, who has
| been in Newport the last two DAYS in
command of one of the Eagle boats
while on his tour Of duty as q naval
reserve officer, sailed with his war craft
to-day and surprised many by taking
Adm iral Albert Gleaves with him as a
passenger. Admiral GIeaves is retired
but the call to the sea was so great
Astor's invitation and will finish the
naval cruise with him. returning on
Saturday.
Mr.. James W. Gerard, former United
States Ambassador to Germany, will
give a talk at the Art Association
Saturday on timely subject which
will not be made known until Just be-
fore he speaks. Many in the summer
colony have accepted invitations to be
present,
Among the winners of the Newport
horticultural Society's flower show
held to-day were Mrs. Hamilton Mex.
Twonbly, Mrs. Thomas j. Emery, Mrs.
Theodore Kane Gibbs and Miss Fanny
Foster.
Many Attend Last Dance
Many were at the Casino this after
noon for the last dance of the season
on the horseshoe piazza. Among the
spectators were Miss Julia A. Berwind,
Mrs. Henry Howard and Mrs. Eugene S.
Reynal. Among those dancing were the
Misses Isabel Kemp, Antoinette Fris-
sell, Laura Biddle, Violet Tangeman,
Reynal and Barbara Sands and Mr..
Thomas Reed Bridges jr., Mr.. w. T.
Ar drews, Mr.. Gould Shaw, Mr.. John
Duncan, Mr. Paul Shaw, Mr.. Louis Rey-
nal, Mr. Alexander Shaw, Mr.. Henry
Howard and Mr.. Earl T. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley were
entertained to-day, giving tea at
Beacon Rock. Mrs. Lewis G.. Morris
will give luncheon tomorrow, and
Mrs. Williams Burden, dinner Satur-
day
Mr.. John Newbold arrived to-day on
board his yawl Siesta. Mrs. Eugene
S. eRynal will conclude her Newport
season Friday. Mrs. William Goadby
Loew departed this evening with her
daughters, the Misses Florence and
Evelyn Loew, for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. P. Richard
son entertained for sixteen guests al
dinner last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence C. Pell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron r. Strong haveaarrived at the
Muenchinger King.