New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Holds Her Largest Enter
tainnaent of Season at
The Breakers: Mr.. Conde
Mast Gives supper Dance
Tennis Matches Attract
Mrs. @. H. r. Belmont Is
Noted for First Time at
Tourney at the Casino
Special ptspotch to The Tyso.ns

ers, having one hundred guests in what
was her biggest entertainment so far
this season. Mr.. Mast gave supper
fct young people, and among his deco
rations used his valuable Napoleon
-.ses. This supper was followed by
Asucing by the young people until
Ednight. after which other guests ar
aved from various dinners and dancing
@ntinued until an early hour.
Several others entertained to-day
sMrs Henry Clews gave luncheon a,
the Recks, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henry Warren entertained at Seafeld
Dinners were given this evening by
Mrs. Charles F. P. Richardson at Gull
Reek, Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze, Mrs
Peter Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. James S
Cushnian and Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd
Dinners Tomorrow evening have beer
planned by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
Shaw I'd at Gull Rock, Mrs. Lewis G.
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden H. Ham.
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby
Loew.
Mrs. o. Fl. P. Belmont was noted for
the first time to-day st the invitation
tennis tournament at the Casino. Per-
feet weather again brought out capaci-
&y attendance, each of the boxes be-
ing filed with holders and their guests
In Mr.. Dudley Gilhert's box were Mr..
Fand Mrs. Charles f. P. Richardson.
Miss Ethel King, Miss Marguerite Cap
srton and Mrs. Waldo Pell Anderson.
Society Folk Present
Among the many others present were
Mrs. John c. Waterbury jr., Miss An
a9eliea Gerry, Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs,
Hrs. Lewis S. Treadwell, Mrs. Edgar
S. Phelps, Miss Cathieen Vanderbilt.
Miss Isabelle Kemp, Mrs. Sydney Col
ford, Mrs. Frederick Nelson, Mrs. c..
ii. Ball jr., Mrs. j. Fred Pierson, Mrs.
Brady Hartman, Miss Kate Darlington,
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie, Mrs.
frederic P. Sands, Mrs. Roland Dick
son, Mrs. Gustav j. s. White, Mrs.
alexander Hamilton Rice, Mrs. Will
Ehams Watts Sherman, Mrs. j.. F. A.
Clark, Mrs. Henry w. Bull, Mrs Marion
Eppley, Mrs. Thomas Ridgway, Mrs.
James S. Cushman, Mrs. Robert Gros-
ysaor and Mrs. j. w. Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren have
ganned a ball, for which several hun
;iraa invitations will be issued, at
Aspen Hall, on September 2. This ball
will mark the culmination of the horse
ssov, as do the balls given by the
Eses and the Fahnestocks mark the
slose Of tennis week.
NE and Mrs. Henry P. Robbins are
visiting Mrs. Henry Parish, who will
give dinner for twenty-four guests
IN their honor Friday evening.
Mr. and Mre A T Kountya xr-bo
have arrived to occupy the Weaver
cottage for the remainder of the sea-
con, registered for the season at the
Casino to-day. Others registering
we're Mrs. Thomas Mexican, of Rose
mont, Pa, who is visiting Mrs. Edward
Roberts, Mrs. Charles D. Easton, Mr.
A. G. Frost and Mr.. A. w. Bingham.
Mr. Gerard to Play Ball
Mr. Sumner Gerard, who recently ar
rived for the season, said that he would
be pleased to lead the summer resi-
DENTS In their annual baseball game
against the city officials played for
snasity. Similar games, netting large
hnanciai returns, were held during the
last two seasons and on each occasion
attracted virtually the entire summer
colony. Negotiations will be made
With Mayor Mahoney relative to a de-
Gliding game, each team having won
one.
Mr.. John Thompson Spencer was
elected president of the Newport Read
ing Room at the annual meeting of the
stockholders to-day. Mr. Walter s.
q andrews was chosen secretary and
treasurer. DR.. Harry j. Knapp was
named chairman of the executive COM
i mittee, with Mr. Walker Breese Smith
shd Mr. Bradford Norman as the other
members The governors elected for
tafee years were Mr.. Maximillian
sgasslz, Mr.. Walter S. Andrews, DR..
marry j. Knapp and Mr.. r. Livingston
rseesman the last named taking the
\ pace Of Mr.. Edward C. Knight jr.
", and Mrs. Robert Tunstall Taylor,
2! baltimore, and Mr.. H. c. Johnson,
a ~ S0ston, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
q Sanern Taller at Honeysuckle
+ Ledge Mr.. Arthur Yencken, of the
81 0fltlsh Embassy, is at Avalon as the
# guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Cush-
81 aan
81 The Misses Louisa and Sarah GRAY
20, of Pittsburgh; Miss Rebecca We'll
:ngton, of Washington; Miss Agnes
# s'o, of Philadelphia, and Miss Cathe-
ia aae Lenihan, who will be attendants
ID ,,,the wedding of Miss Christine Lee
l1con to Ensign William Sinton, Sat-
siaay, were entertained at bridge
Slaehecn by Commander and Mrs.
ssOostom this afternoon and were
tssssts at buffet supper and dance
81 psen bS Commander and Mrs. /. c..
# '9anson this evening.
~ Pageant on August %
81 .,Aswports Old Stone Mill, which is
sas lofty tower mentioned in Long
ssss|ow's Skeleton In Armor,o will be
sminated on the night of the art
sOciation pageant, the Viking, on
asgast 293 when many in the sum-
~ colony will take part.
q e.aan Trace Rainey Rogers and Mrs.
wsss:aeflne Picard have departed for
wye sulphur Springs after stay
II. several weeks. and Mr. William
seeeA Kendall, who has been visit
az, and Mrs. John Dufais, has re-
4sned 70 New York.
William Goadby Loew and Mr..
Z. Lewis were the winners Of the
'goned tombstone golf tournament
= yf1Ses offered by Mrs. Stuart Dun
a as ,lnree couples were tied, and in
III p.ay-of, Mrs. Loew and Mr.. Lewis
SsG Miss Florence Loew and Mr..
# M. !, Gilman, who were second, and
II anne. noran ana mr.. r. a. Q.
ms &c 9. H. P. Belmont and Com
lsssa lsse Arthur Curtiss James donated
.ss silver cups for rowing races
a Wa the Atlantic fleet to-day. The
a u Ing sag won Mrs. Belmont's cup, and
troyer Gof captured that of
81 tssesss'aes. Commodore James has re-