New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Clambake Club Holds
First Bake of Year for
Forty Members; Dinners
and Luncheons Given
Golf Proves Lure
To Large Number
Interest i'm Tennis at the
Casino Increases; More
Summer Residents Here
spscsoi Dispatch to The Tribune

wv GoeiSI ud1i pIylhS Oh the
W lid, the social season was
ii full swing this week, despite the
inclement weather, which hindered
outdoor sports but did not interfere
With numerous entertainments. Many
arrivals swelled the ranks Of an al
ready large summer colony, the most
prominent of the recent residents
being Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont, who
opened Marble House, and Mrs. Will
liam K. Vanderbilt I'd, who is occu-
pying the Lanier cottage with her
family for the season, this being her
first summer in Newport in two
years. Several events of particular
interest to society are being planned
for the coming week.
It took the Goelet ball formally to
ushe- in the season. Over 200 guests
we're present to dance in the ballroom
and in a special casino which had to
he erected on the lawn, under deco
ratioas of hundreds Of colored electric
lights, rambler roses, oak leaves and
cut flowers. 1t was the first big social
e7en. for Mrs. Goelet.
Among the guests at the Goelet ball
were Count and Countess de Reval, DR..
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice,
Mrs. r. T. Wilson, Mrs. Oliver Fl. P.
Belmont, Ar. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bona
parte. 3r. and Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man, NJ. and Mrs. John Aspegren, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs
L1uis Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Dc R. Whitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lisms Burden, Mr.. Francis Burke
RecAe, Mr.. Ogden L. Mills, Mr.. William
0'D. lselin, Mr.. Lawrence Butler, Mr..
Sidney Smith, Mr. Clarence w. <Dolan,
AI 7. Dudly Kohler, Mr.. r. Living
stoa Beeckman, Mr.. Kenneth P. Budd,
Nr Alfonso de R. Navarro, Mr.. and
Ms William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Md Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden.
Prominent Persons Give
LIncteorS and Dinners
Other entertainments during the
week were numerous, and included
laneheons and dinners by many promi-
men, persons Among them were Mr.
end N.Y.. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
who entertained at the Morrell cottage
before the Goelet ball; Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur CuTtiss James, who gave their
usual Fourth Of July lawn party at
Beacon Hi House; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles y. Easton and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Franci1 n Clark. who gave children IS
parties; NJ. p. Livingston Beeckman
Mrs. Walter S. Andrews, Mrs. Dudley
Davis, Mrs. L. T. Wilson, Mrs. Lewis
Quentin Jones, DIR. and Mrs. James B.
Duke, Mr.. Clarence w. Dolan and Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
The Clambake Club held it's first
bake Of the year for forty members.
Mrs. Brady Hartman entertained at
luncheon, while others to give
!uncheons or dinners were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylyanus Stokes, Mrs. W. Watts Sher-
man, Mrs. Norman de R. Whitehouse,
1i MI ogoen L. Mills, Mrs. Henry Parish,
n oF. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Mrs.
0nsries F. P. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
hoDef1 Goelet, Mr.. and Mrs. John AS
psgfen and Bishop and Mrs. J. 81. Dar-
iington.
many society people were included
pp.aoag the list of patronesses for the
au DuneIl recital, which was given at the
d. d. association this morning. Mr.. R.
da,!e' d5y,n!eil' Of the DeFeo Opera Company,
tabsmgated the large audience. Among
t muse VINO heard him were Mrs. Will
n:, lam Woodward Phelps, Mrs. Hamilton
Ssn Webster, Mrs. Walker Breese
S1a' SSd1sith' Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. Albert
aaaeaVes; Miss Fanny Foster, Miss
Isnes Iey y storer, Mrs. Henry B. Hyde Rip
WI VIII Mfs Marion Eppley, Mrs. w. E.
Tvd;n T,,Gef' = Mrs Roland Redmond, Miss
cS cSu.a redmond, Mrs. George Eustis
TbsOddn, Tba., Mrs. Frederic Nelson, Mrs.
an ngmas MAS a. Lawton, Mrs. Leroy French
""u W., Mrs; Philip Rhinelander I'd.
coIr w W newport having two excellent
ns. INKS and another building it is
NJ q mat interest in golf is great
otTaroa Suffern Taller, who last year
shin b0u "a a gold mashie for champion
offaroS OFF, season m golf prize, has this year
inc ~, e"o prizes as an incentive dur
poid' 'uly and August. The prizes are
rocI anu silver mashies, mounted on
per ,,s ;? mat they can be used as pa
The beishts, the first prize being for
0ceoest oest gross score by any guest on
ToG ToTah Links, the property of Mr..
tba tbsatr, while the second trophy is for
.ect to approval.
rpeseral EVE Have Competed
or coveted Golf TROPHIES.
s,sfa several already have competed for
tnn prizes, with Mr.. Louis Livings-
sras pre-, oi New York, a member of the
sseas soaa. committee of the Newport
the tb,try r;S Club, breaking the record for
S5 "msne-hole course with an excellent
solsarM Mf; ); Gordon Douglas, a fine
win % heid the previous best score
has 90; while Mr.. T. Suffern Taller
Re-. made 38 and former Governor
:ndiaa :ndi.is interest at the Casino is best
prosssua prstea from the fact that another
sesses sesssionai had to be engaged for the
desiraa 70 accommodate the many who
atsrest lessons. A healthy sign of the
numhas IN tennis is seen from the
sarn;a rOer OF younger people playing or
Narv .he game, among these being
EIss, ana Fannie Wickes, Edith and
sSegn sSann'n Woodward. Marion and
ansar 8, Gray, Paul, Louis and Alex
Tan,.o onaw, Olive Whitman, Violet
children. anu countess szschenyis
aeatss ssn day brings many summer resi-
hsins ioF W the season, among the latest
nsrss. mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Have
NJ A. mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters,
Ben,.ana Mrs. Paulding Fosdick, Mr..
hr. rnin nn Thaw, Miss Virginia Hoyt,
francis Burke Roche. Mrs. Alex,
'csutsnued on pass three,