The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Newport Society
Finds Diversion in
Golf and Tennis
Misses Florence Loew and
Maude Wetmore Are Among
the Golfers.
Special Dispatch TO THE NEw York HEnAIp-
NEWPORT. r. T., July is.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HErAID.
NEWPORT, r. l., July is.
~ UT OF door sports have been
II chief events among the diver
sions of society here this week.
and with fair weather each day golf
has attracted much attention. There
have been many registered at the
Country Club. Ocean links, the prt-
vate course of Mr.. T. Suffern Taller.
also has been crowded and several
interesting matches participated in.
Among those on the course this
week were Miss Florence Loew, one
of the best young women players In
the colony who has recently arrived.
Miss Maude Wetmore, Messrs. Louis
Livingston, Roderick Terry, Jr, Henry
l.. Batterrnan, Gordon Douglas, Oliver
Perrin. 7. Suffern Taller Conde Nast.
Kenneth Shaw Safe, Paulding Fosdick.
William Fitzhugh Whitehouse and
PaImer Davis Kountze. One interest
ing match was a foursome between
James w. Barney and E. J. Chadwick,
Dl1NUlB Win -hGoSi iilSCAe hoeSA
and r. w. Poor.
Others making good scores on the
links were Mr.. r Livingston Beck
man. Mr.. George +. Cozzens, Count
Szecheryi. Messrs. Joseph S. Stevens. !.
T. Burden. Grafton Gushing. Bertram
Cruger Dutee W. Flint, Percy R. Pyne.
Ogden L. Mills Jr., Frederick r. Moore.
Kenneth 7. Budd. Cyril B. Judge. Cecil
ID. Lansdale, A. G. Jennings. w. Goadoy
Loew, Stuart Duncan, Mr. and Mrs.
George D. Widener. Alfonso de Ma
varro, William Rhineander Stewart,
Oscar Cooper A. G. Wellmau. Henry p.
Russell. Henry Sedgewick. Mayor Jere-
miah p. Mahoney. John DAncan and A
G.. Wellman, Miss Betty Taller, Mr..
Taller and Mr.. Conde Mast. Mr.. Mas.
won the gold mashie for the season play
of 1921, the prizes being given by Mrs
Taller.
Tennis Mt Casino.
Tennis at the Casino also has occu-
pied much attention this week. On
Monday there will begin a three days
women's tournament. Eight OF the bes-
women players in the country will have
singles matches In the mornings and
during the afternoon be pitted with
eight available women players Of the
Newport colony.
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman gave a din
fh6r' t0sh5Eht for twenty guests and Mr.
! and Mrs. Taller gave one for thirty
guests at Honeysuckle Lodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Batterman are here from
Long Island as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Taller.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Dun
can were dinner hosts at Bonniecrest
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
at the MoreIi Cottage
On Friday Betty Taller gave her an
nual party from TO TO commemorate
her twelfth birthday. There were games.
supper and movie pictures. Among her
young guests were Ann Sims, Kitty
Wickes. Lily Cushing. Adelaide White
house, Olive Whitman, Sarah Wood
ward, Natalie Kountze. Cornelia and
Alice Szechenyi. Doris Duke. Diana
Dodge and Winifred Loew.
A luncheon was given on Tuesday By
Princess de Braganza, one on Wednes-
day by Mrs. J. Woodward Haven and
also by Mrs. Henry Parrish.
Much attention is being given to the
annual lawn fete and children's fair for
the Newport Hospital, which will be
held on August this year on the hos
pital grounds Mrs. William b. Bristow
is chairman Of the general committee
and Miss Edith Wetmore will have
charge of tea. Mrs. Marion Eppley.
flowers: Mrs. John Seab1ry. cake: Mrs.
u. II. Spooner vaudeville: Mrs. Roland
Dickson. toys Mrs Warren T. Berry.
shooting gallery; Mrs. w. Woodward
Phelps lemonade Mrs. Frederick =.
Garrettson ice cream. and Mrs. Gustav
j. $. white. candy.
DR. j. Madison Taylor is stopping with
Mr.. Lispenard Stewart at White Lodge.
Lawn Fete for Church.
On Wednesday afternoon there was =
lawn fete on the grounds OF Lansmere,
the villa of Mrs. Guthrie Nicholson,
which event was given. In aid of st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Mrs. Nichrl-
son was in charge. Among those assist
ing her were Mrs. Stuart Duncan ana
Mrs. Dudley Davis, who had the flower
booth Mrs. Marion Eppley and Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander I'd. the tea tables.
and they were assisted by Misses Mary
Nicholson. Elizabeth Kountze. Fanny
Wickes Marion Wickes. Elizabeth Dar-
lington, Marion Gray. Ethel Haven,
Laura Biddle. Antoinette Frissell. Garcia
Kip, Violet Tangeman and Florence
Havemeyer.
There were fairy plays conducted hy
Mrs. Warren T. Berry and fancy lane
ing by Miss Katherine Wharton Morris.
Mr.. Robert Walton Goelet Is in
Canada, and meanwhile his friends have
learned of his successful fishing. for
some Of them have received several large
samon from him.
Mr.. Thomas Powers, who has arrived
for the season at the Muenchinger-Kin
Is among those 10 register at the Casino