New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
d'Alte
Dinner Guest
At Newport
1, and Mrs. John Aspegren
: Hast and Hostess; Several
other Entertainments
Mark The Week End
Manv Colonists Stay Late
Il. william FL. Vanderbilt
Arranging for Opening
of Farm Left by Father
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....iaf Dts5dtch 30 The Tribune
ygwpoRT, Oct. 1.--Several enter
..;-~as.s and dinners featured the
lend here. The tennis courts at
!. Casino and the golf courses at the
y.vrors :, Country Club and the Ocean
~. we're largely patronized. Din
-. wers given by DR.. and Mrs. Alex
-, hamilton Rice at Miramar, Mr..
NE. .ohn Aspegren at Aspen Hall,
saa as s, al .Nrs. Marion Eppley at Beacon
NJ Al. ar I'd Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Bogert
ss Dulley Place,
,.sshson for his house guests, Miss
lsssG men. Gastou and Mr.. Edward Bangs, of
nsIson nsss The Aspegren dinner was for
yssonnt so d,Alte, the Portuguese Min
,,.sy ta the United States, who left
tars .n.n;ght for Washington following
a two weeks visit.
NJ, william Il. Vanderbilt arrived
sron, New York yesterday in connec-
ton with arrangements tor the open
Inc OF the extensive Oakland Farm.
wj]ied 70 him by his father, the late
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Mr.. Vanderbilt
i, guest Of Mrs. Vanderbilt at The
Breakers.
Nj. and Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon,
Nr and Mrs. Sidney Thayer, and Mr..
E.R. Lewis, are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
lbasnder Hamilton Rice at Miramar.
Many at Casino
xaay of the summer colony were at
sM Casino to-day playing tennis,
snupg them being Mr.. w. R. Lewis,
M fltz Eugene Dixon, MIR. and Mrs.
Sidney Thayer, Mr.. Lewis B. McCagg,
NJ. ]. Townsend Burden, Mr.. Beverly
bogert and Mr.. James Lenox Banks, n.
Nj. Grafton D. Cushing terminated
Ms Newport stay to-day and lett for
New York Others who have lett here
for New York are Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Ehinelander End.
Bo.h the Clambake Club and the Hill
Fep I'm were closed to-day. A bake
vas given at the Clambake Club yes
t,rdsy for the members, among them
being Mr. Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mr..
Marion Eppley, Mr.. Walter S. Andrews,
Mr. Gustav J. S. White, DR.. Harry Jen-
pirn Knapp, Mr.. George F. Cozzens
ed Mr.. Walker Breese Smith.
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James
arrived for the week end on board his
steam yacht Aloha. Mr. Joseph Fletch-
er, Mr.. Dutee Flint, Mr.. Edgar Palmer
and Mr.. W. S. Nobel also arrived on
their yachts.
Prince and Princess Miguel de Brag-
ana, who have been negotiating for
ths purchase of Crossways, the Stuyve-
ssat Fish residence, and who have late
iy been concentrating their attention
on another Newport villa, have left
here for New York. Mr.. Rhinelander
Stewart, father Of Princess de Bragan-
%, intends purchasing his daughter
Newport estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. de Forest,
Who have been spending the season at
shs Hill Top, have taken the Gill cot
iage.
! Miss Johnson Leases Cottage
Bliss Fanny L. Johnson, Of New York,
Aat leased Mr.. E. J. Berwind's Stockton
tottage for next season. Miss Johnson
Ia sister of Mrs. Henry A. G. Taylor.
Hrs. Richard Gambrill is another Of
the summer colony who has decided to
semain late this season and will not
leave here for New York until October
IS. Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren plan
70 remain in Newport until Thanks
giving, other late stayers being Mrs.
Vanderbilt, DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Miss Julia A. Berwind, Mr.. and
Np J. Suffern Taller and Mr.. and
Ms William F. Whitehouse.
Nj. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard
have closed Sunset Ridge for the sea-
eon, and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark has
elosed Wrentham House, and is visiting
at Highland Falls, n. Y.
Many in the summer colony were
present at the recital gwen at the
elt Association yesterday by Miss
Iiadys Greene, q member of society,
6ao rendered several songs accom-
,ahied by Mrs. William Woodward
rneips. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
'as present, as were Mrs. James Girls
Sold Wentz, Mrs. Robert Potter, Mrs.
lharies +. P. Richardson, Miss Rather
ne Cortazzo, Mrs. Charles l.. F. Robin
:gn, M1s. Maude Howe Elliott, and Mrs,
aarford W. H, Powell.
c,! Mf. Cyrll B. Judge and Mr.. G. J.
,uthrie Nicholson have been made
MEMBERS of the Relief Comnitteo ~ naue ns;s
as as,1. funds for families in need as the the
eselt OF the recent fire near the