New-York tribune., 1922-09-10
.Ifairs Planned for Sep.
,eu,ber Add to Unusually
I,rilIiant Social Program
Which Marked Summer
New York Air Line
Project Assured
Veen,yConsestedS Sporting
Events Included Golf
and Swimming Races
,..,.a, plspasoa 70 The Trssass :
s'sl NEWPORT, September .

usual 5aeSo
,.rsa number who have decided 10
:, s.,ssin : through September, when
srrnerous svents Of interest to So
LAT, .,ety have been planned. 1t is true
hat there has been an exodus on the
nsrs Of q number Of the summer
soIoDy this week, with many headed
Is Europe for the fall. but by far
Is greater majority still remain at
,ssir summer homes. Not q small
l,strre In this late season is the
,sal midsummer weather that New
1T has been enjoying.
pyobsbly the best sign OF Newporcss 3
.,tarned popularity as the queen OF
- sy,rnnner resorts was reflected dur
- - ssa last week, when two large and
- IS Comparatively small estates in the
.s,.rr were purchased by prominent
,smras- residents. The biggest OF these
80 ponvh Point, the Princess Anas-
s.s;a ~ nrouerty at the end Of Bellevue
s~snns. which has been vacant since
isos, although it has been kept IN ex.
,slisnt condition. This magnificent
via was purchased from the former
Mx, WiIlism B. Leeds by Mr.. and Mrs.
ia7res B. Duks, Of New York, VINO are
i make Newport their Summer home,
md Who will spend 100000 In making
extensive alterations.
cou,niodore Arthur Curtiss James,
Who i probably the largest individual
Isna owner in the exclusive Ocean
pv;vs district. added seventeen acres to
s;s nrouerty this week by purchasing
ram m Ethel Rhineiander King her land
saiojnins his property on Brenton
paad. inst off Bellevue Avenue. A large
residence, which has been idle for
ssa,s. and which was recently pur-
ssSssea. was Inehequin, which is ncw
:Es property of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
RIdrway, Of Philadelphia, who will
sxupy it next season. Another sale
ia the purchase by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lsrs Burden Of Clover Patch, owned
ts Yrs. Maud Rives Hoyt, adjoining
GAsTood, the Burden residence.
gsspys-Yew York Air Line
Anassnenfs Completed
ofauiderable interest TO the sum-
msr colony this week was the announce
neat that Mr.. Vincent Astor and Mr.
T sufern Taller had completed ar
nagsments whereby an air line will
b established between Newport and
New York next summer for the con-
senisnre Of those who make weekend
rtsts The travelling time by hydro
plane will be two hours or less, which
means that this will cut the ordinary
tine by at least four hours.
This air line Is no conjecture, but an
lstual reality. 1t has been made possi-
Die By donations from many in the
summer colony interested, and Mr..
Taller, who Is handling the financial
arrangements, stated that the response
nsa more than met his expectations
and that enough money had been BE-
sured to establish the service for next
summer According TO the tentative
plans, the hydroplane, capable of
carrying from twelve to fourteen pas
Hesgers, will leave Friday afternoons in
ofcef % havs the passengers arrive In
time for dinner, and will return to
Hss York Sunday evenings. IL the oc-
eason warrants it the number of trips
WI! he Increased.
| a SuAAScO kAluDdSsd0OK AuN NIL b~
- s,e we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
sharlss Frederick Hoffman at Armsea
nan snis week, Mrs. Hoffman giving a
s.llsf 10 their honor. The stay OF
~ eninese Ambassador was short, as
snstesurned later in the week to Woods
noss where he Is spending his vaca-
~; The Swedish Minister and Mrs.
aasi Haiienberg viii come to Newport
i.s ! second visit on September 20 to
y slln Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren
:. - aspen hall. Earlier in the season
q zen the Wallenbergs were guests of
y aspegrens they promised to return
4 !. Z sns late summer following trip
81 q. hertram De r. Cruger
4 eGs Count di Turin Gun
'onably the most keenly sought FOR
sne u golf was the Count di Turin
sp, play for which occupied two days
ae tountry Club. Mr.. Bertram
eFuger was the winner with a
4! n.y. ssOle OF ia, which was just one
T. ~ 9etter than that of Mr.. Pauld-
sSsulck, sssss who turned in It's. Mr..
# r,saa rsel' VINO will have his name en-
80 On the much priced cup, also
II, n Pfi5e offered by Mr.. and Mrs.
=: Roberts for match play, the
n seen played off.
b ssg. ss, golf winners during the week
4 faes, fa,,sa, Louis Livingston and Miss
4 tsss,sass Loew, who finished first in the
s,,e tournament and took the
q essr oaered by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Z saa; mrs. Paulding Fosdick and
Y Fan n y, - Gilman being second. Mr..
f hass, hasssss nayemeyer and Mr.. Henry o.
Rrsser Jr. Won the father and son
lssent, with Mr.. Herman d.
Mad ana Mr. Palmer d. Kountze
ar. Louis Livingston won the
Il ssnle paper weight offered by
~ ~ saHern Taller for the best
sue on Ocean Links, the pri-
n eas ~ AZ course of her husband, during
s 1 90 august. Mf. Livingston made
Ri s.is lorner Governor r. Living
3 kise ssesman received the second
iss5ns ter saiVer masirie, for having the
4 Aasss sest net score, 35Ja.
gss gs saose WHIT have concluded
Mllism sm"porf stay are Mr.. and Mrs.
i slcrsl as saosdby Loew, the Misses
ssse ieiraa iil sonsnelo Vanderbilt. who
! ( xssndsrsS;1L.h 1Lhear mother. Mrs. William
ssasssso'ls sasssss %, at Jericho; Mrs. Cora
y ia ~. NJ. William o'D. Iseiin
Ssss Mg s; =, henry ". Bull, Mr.. Conde
Sa Hen,r. homas Ridgway, Mr.. and
srs saoss s.y 2; Havemeyer, Mr.. and
+ 81 Rossss Rsere = Frelinghuysen, Mr.. and
j selss ,sn;sa rss 1oslet, Mrs. Morris Clews.
sssrge & glews, Mr., and Mrs
Nsslss fos q. Warren jr., who hava
& aM masepe; Mr. and Mra. VIII
sssyth w;as ss1nan and Mr. and Mrs.