New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Mr.BrOwnCives
School Chapel,
Newport Hears
gang Graduate of St.
Geo Georges Believed To Be
Anonymous Donor of y
Million for New Building
couut Szechenyi Arrives
u,ucarian Minister TO u. 5.
Join. Wife at Home of Her
Mother. Mrs. Vanderbilt


EXPORT. R. l., June ls.-Mr. John
-. Brown Is understood 70 be
Nv, ~ % ST. Georges School, in New
~ ". .,s ehspel which will cost up
4 100000. When announcement.
,A;. rift was made at the graduation
.,,-,,r. Saturday afternoon Head
v..,, Stephen P. Cabot Of 81.
c...,,, said that the gift was anony-
-, Nat in his description he stated
lava, from young graduate who
-, a. ,etive interest in ST. Georges
liz Newport. when the name Of Mr.
- Who 4, now At Harvard, was
.,,..d as the donor there was no
vi.r, ,or the chapel, which will be
,..rss So any building at present at
7, csoree's. were shown the many so
- p.ople a. the graduation. Recent
-,urri ard friends Of the school do
...,5 s25o.000 for the erection OF q
-.-orial building for those who had
i,ught and died in the recent World
covn, Lssrlo sseehenyi. Hungarian
y,;,,er 70 the United States. has
,i,,5 Countess Szeehenyi, formerly
M" Gladys Vanderbilt AZ The Break
81. N. home Of her mother. Mrs. Van
trbilt
W ard Mrs. Paul A. Andrews.
aren't, Of Nr. Morgan Belmont, have
,.-. 20 me Adirondaeks for a visit.
NJ ard Mrs. Henry G.. Gray are with
NJ, Charles II Baldwin at Stoneleigh,
e Nirsngansett Avenue.
VI. Stuart Duncan occupied Bonnie
Crest. her summer estate, over the
s..k ,nd, and expects to be Joined by
" Duncan later.
W. Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Of the
,r,es,ive committee Of the Newport
Hors Show. announces that the show
viii be held on August %. 20 and so,
s.k the net proceeds 20 60 20 the New
rsr Community Association for the
,s.,ksse Of the Quakers' Meeting House
utrecrestionsl center. New members
.. BE executive committee for the
l.sF include Mr.. Frank X. Sturgis and
"; Alfred 3. Maelsy.
W. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona.
pare have arrived TO stay until the
,ir o. July ard are at the Muenehinger
E.rg.
VI. and Mrs. James Brett Stokes are
ups,itd 10 arrive Wednesday for the
lstson
Mr., Robert Walton Goelet, formerly
Mss Anne Guestier. came TO Newport
today 70 remain for the season. Mr..
GNlst will join her soon, coming from
Ssv York 10 open their cottage al
Mrtgsnsett Avenue and the Cliffs.
Among those who came 10 Newport
.ei ii. s.. Georges School graduation
and vh' were registered at the Laforge
ever ne week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Iao-n 6. McLane, Miss Constant Nc
Lns, Mrs. George r. Dyer, Mrs. Will
ra " Powell, Miss z. Powell. Mrs.
Vernon J. Rogers. Mrs. Delaney Kane,
". and Mrs. J. c. Rennsrd and Miss
Nithols. Of New York: Mrs. Charles
Forsyth. and Miss Whiting. OF Mil
vtssee; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Gross
o. Boston: Mrs. Emile Etting and
Mss H. Nevbold, Of Philadelphia
Nu. 7. Colt and Miss Elizabeth Has.
ran, % Stoekbridge, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs George s. Robbins. Of Haverford
Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Dennis
" Portland. Ne.
Those who registered At the Casino
o-day included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G
;ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
3onaparte, Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs
townsend Phillips and Mrs. F. F. Gelke
Commodore Harold S. Vanderbilt
.rders TO the New York Yacht Club
all for the feet 20 make its render
ous az Newport on August !, with I'll,
aces for the Astor cups 20 be held of
Newport the following day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Duell sr'
u the Muenehinger King before oecu
'ying Mr.. Paul Andrews residence
rhieh they have leased for the summer