New-York tribune., 1922-08-01
II. S. V anderbilt
At Newport for
Yachting Races
calls Meeting of Captains
for To-day to Explain the
Rules of Astor Cup Events
To Be Rum Tomorrow
Girls Net Play Begins
Casino Scene of Gaieiy as
Younger Set Takes 1t
Over: Notable Arrivals
sDeeIal pwpotch to The rr4oarc

NEWPORT, July 31.-Commodore
r.,old S. Vanderbilt, &C the New York
y.ebt Club, on his yacht vagrant, has
.,ehored in Newport harbor for the
-sndesvous of yachts tomorrow pre-
tr,;nary TO the races Wednesday off
yswnort for the Astor cups. Commo-
ssrs Vanderbilt to-day called meet
srr on board his yacht tomorrow eve
,;so Of all captains for the purpose
a EXPLAINING conditions of the race
Cans are offered for schooners,
doors. cutters and yawls. the races to
Ss Without time limit. The races will
be started at noon under the direction
.sMr n. de 8. Parsons, Mr.. Gherardi
nayis and Mr.. Clinton Mckenzie.
Several entertainments were given
so-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hill
house gave luncheon at Villino and
Mrs Frederick W. Rhinelander was
slso luncheon hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Dolan had a number of
guests this evening at dinner at their
Btllesue Avenue residence, while Colo
mel Robert NJ. Thompson entertained
1t dinner on board his houseboat Ever
glades.
A children's birthday party for
twenty-five guests was given by Mr..
snd Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie for
Miss Phyllis I. r. Gillespie. Former
Ambassador and Mrs. James W. Gerard
we're among the big entertainers last
evening, having twenty-six guests at
their villa.
The girls tennis tournament at the
Casino was started this afternoon.
n..n AJo1o jaFaa4aJ M;,c E%l,
Haven, 6-3, SO: Miss Garcia Kip
won from Miss Phyllis Baker, 4-6,
s-3, So; Miss Natica Mast defeated
Miss Roxane Reynal, Is. 6-3; Miss
Florence Havemeyer defeated Miss
Mary Nicholson, 60, 6-1; Miss
Marian Gray won from Miss Romaine
Bristow in love sets; Miss Winifred
Loew won q three-set match from Miss
Violet Tangeman, 6-2, 6-S, 6-2; Miss
Elizabeth Woodward defeated Miss Lily
Baker defeated Miss Alice Whitehoase,
Wickes, Rita Dolan, Edith Woodward
Lits Morris and Miss Marian Wickes
Miss Rose David and Miss Mary Ham
mond
Mrs, James B. Haggin Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward will
give an entertainment and dance fol
members of the younger set on Friday
Mrs. James B. Haggin, former sum-
mer resident, has arrived for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Daniels, of
New York, motored to Newport to-day
from Narragansett Pier.
Mr Richard D. Upham, who arrived
on his yacht Sea Fox, is entertaining
Mr.. Rufus L. MacDhfie, Mr. Chandler
Davis, Mr.. Philip G. Gossler and Mr.
Benjamin T. Tilton, of New York, and
Mr.. William Pulford, of Tampico,
Mexico. Another yachting party is
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tucker, of New York, who have Mrs.
Thomas Clark, Mr.. David Cholliner
End Mr.. and Mrs. E. Duport Irving on
hoard their yacht Ohonkara.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Everett Waid. Of
New York, arrived to-day and are at
the Lafortne
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edmund Byrne, Of
New Rochelle, are at the New Cliffs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carton, Of Chi
esgo, recent arrivals, gave q lurchcon
tor few guests at the New Cliffs 20.
day.
Patronesses for the garden party to
DC given at the home of the Misses
Mason, on Rhode Island Avenue, Au-
gust II, are Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice, Mrs J. Fred Pierson, Mrs. Rich.
mond ". Corbin, Mrs. Robert Gould
Shaw I'd, Mrs. Wilbur E. Wilder. Mrs
W. R. Hunter Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan,
Miss Lydia Redmond, Miss Martha c.
Goldman, Mrs. George Henry Warren,
Mrs. William Storrs Wells, Mrs. W. H.
Birckhead, Mrs. Lewis Fox Frissell,
Mrs. Leroy King and Mrs. Lewis G.
Morris.
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James
mas left fo~ New York on beard the
Aloha.
Mrs. Sims Entertains
Mrs William Pollock is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. ]. Wysong, at Greystone.
Mr.. Theodore Chadwick and Mr.. Sey-
mour johnson were among the week
END guests of Mr.. R. Livingston Beck
man., while Mr.. and Mrs. William
sIoadby Loew are entertaining MIR. and
Mrs. George F, Baker jr.
r. mrs. Sims, wife Of Admiral William
., ., sims, is entertaining Mrs. Arthur o.
CCnoate' CiO, national vice-president of the
oiit HSvuts, at her training station cot
tsase Mrs. Sims, who is also a national
vlee-president of the Girl Scouts, will
give luncheon for Mrs. Choate to-
morrow and later in the afternoon Mrs.
Ihoate will speak on girl scout activi-
''es at the home of the Misses Mason.
MRS. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie is
eeiniisting the services of a number in
the summer colony to help her in a
ssaie SAFE OF charity at her estate on August
~ the proceeds to go to the blind.
fratfonesses for the occasion include
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Princess Miguel De
bb,raganza, Mrs, J. Stewart Barney, Mrs.
Uiiyer ii. ?. Belmont, Mrs. Craig Bid
9ie, Mrs; Philip Rhinelander I'd. Mrs.
hhafoid Brown, Mrs. Marion Eppley,
mrs, Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Henry
bsrton Jacobs, Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
g, ION Rice, Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal, Mrs.
inomas Ridgway, Mrs. John Thomp-
soh Spencer, Mrs. w. Watts Sherman,
HfS; W, Storrs Wells and Mrs. Charles
5. Whitman.
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