The New York herald., 1922-06-25

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK JIznp
NEWPORT, r. l., June "a.
~ OLF, swimming, tennis and a
flower show, as well as sew
eral entertainments. were
some of the activities Of society in the
Newport colony this week.
The flower show. under the auspices
Of the Newport Horticultural Society,
held for three days at the Presbyterian
Church, brought much interest and
several entries from the villa colony,
most Of whose places abound with rare
specimens Of plants. One Of the in
teresting incidents of the show was
the winning Of a first prize by Prin-
cess Anastasia OF Greece, who for
merly was Mrs. William 3. Leeds
Others winning included Mrs Thomas
]. Emery of Meriemount Mrs. Thomas
l.. Richardson, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchin-
Gloss and Mrs. John r. Drexel The
gardens on the Newport places have
for many years been famous for their
floral production. This week Mrs.
Emery threw open her grounds for the
inspection of the public; the Misses Ida
and Ellen f. Mason also invited the
public to their Rhode Island avenue
place and several others also made
such announcements.
Among the recent arrivals for the
summer are Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Duell. who are at Rockry Hall. the
villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andrews :;
Mrs. Richard Gambrill. who is occupy
ing her place in Bellevue avenue DIR.
and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs. who
have come from Baltimore to be AT
Whitcholm &r. and Mrs. Henry Clevs.
who are at the Rocks Mr.. Frederick
c, Brewster, his daughters, the Misses
Elizabeth and Grace Brewster. and his
dauRhter-in-law, Mrs. Sergeant B.
Brewster. who arc here from Philadel-
phia at their Jamestown cottage. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moran. who are
at their Red Cross avenue cottage.
Among the entertainments this week
was a dinner on Monday evening given
by Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert
Gleaves at the Corson cottage. Among
the guests we're Capt and Mrs Thomas
J. Sem OF the Torpedo Station, Capt
and Mrs. Reginald r. Belknap. Capt.
and Mrs. Frarck Taylor Evans and
Commander and Mrs. Stuart o. Greig.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson. who ls Ut the
Muenchinger-K for the summer. gave
both a luncheon and dinner for her
friends on Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Robinson will spend the
summer here. having leased through
Messrs DeBlois and Eldridge the cot
tage at i3 Pell street belonging to Mrs
+. II. verdery. Mrs. Eugene s. Reynsl.
who has not taken a cottage for several
seasons, II occupying the Pinard Cot
tage No. 3. Her son. Mr.. Eugene S,
Reynal. Jr.. Who was graduated from
ST. Georges School this summer will
20 to Europe for stay OF several
months.
Mies Doro,hea Carroll. who is At her
Clay street cottage. Will sail for Europe
In early September.
Mrs. Oliver ". r. Belmont will arrive
at Marble House on July 1.
Bathing at Bai'eys Beach has In
creased materially Among those who
have registered for tho season are Mr..
and Mrs. Paulding Fosdlck. Mr. william
Z. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Andrews
Mrs William Post. Lady Herbert. Mrs.
Eugene 8 Reynal. Mrs. Charles n
Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie and Mr.. F. Frazier Jelke.
Yachting parties have been popular
the last few DAYS Commodore Herbert
NJ Sears OF the Eastern Yacht Club
arrived on board his schooner yacht
Constells tlon. Mr. Arthur Curtlss James
has been here n part OF the time with
his auxiliary steam yacht Aloha and
Mr.. Moses Taylor was among those
making trip 10 this port with his power
yacht Pioneer. later leaving for New
London Mr.. Vincent Astors power
yacht Nourmahal arrived from New
York to-day with party Of the owners
friends
Mr. Harrison s. Morris has arrived
al his jamestown cottage for the sum-
mer
Mr. T. Sufern Taller has had several
good golf matches over Ocean links. his
private c0UrS'. % i. SfN l'-s