New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-17
Newport Opens
Doors to Stars
In Net Tourney
Many Entertainments Mark
Beginning of Week Which
Is to See Experts Meet in
Mixed Doubles Handicap
Weekend Guests Greeted
Courts. Beach and Links Are
Popular; Art Association
IIih Exhibition Is Ready


a,,,.rs marked the week end and were
~. rediun for ushering in the sim
u, and doubles tennis tournament
~h,eh begin tomorrow az the Casino.
! Mr.. Ogden L. Mills was host at a
dinner last night at which he enter
,slred seventy-hve guests. The dinner
vas followed by dancing. Others who
entertained at dinners last night were
Mrs. W. Storrs Wells. Mrs. William
Watts sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suf-
fsrn Taller. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n.
ponaparte. Bishop and Mrs. James II.
darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o.
Uavemeyer. Mr.. r. Livingston Beck
mar and Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Wild
,ner. Guests at Mrs. Shermsn's din
ner included Count and Countess Laszlo
s,eehenyi. Princess Miguel de Braganza,
Mrs Richard Gambrill. Mr.. and Mrs.
lawrence Lewis Gillespie, Mrs. William
Post and Mr.. Francis Burke Roche.
Mr.. Goelet Opens Home
Nr. Robert Walton Goelet has ar
rived FOR the season, coming from Can
ada where he was on a fishing trip
With friends, TO open his home on the
Gifts. He had as his guests Mr. Oscar
Cooper and Mr.. Guy Cary, OF New
York. and Mr.. d. NJ. Guestier, his
brothsr-in-law. other season arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gouveneur
Morris. Of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden II. Hammond.
There were many guests over the
week end. Mr.. Vincent Aston arrived
from New York with friends on board
his yacht Nourmahal and is entertain
Ing them at Beechwood. Mr.. d. b.
Moore. Of Canbodia, China, is with Mr..
and Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Al Stone villa; Miss Dorothy Miller. OF
New York, IS visiting Mrs. Marsden J.
Perry 81 Bleak House. and Mr.. Leonda
, PericuSy, Of New York, is with Mr..
Charles Moran at his Red Cross Ave
nue. cottage. Mr.. Sydney A. Smith is
AZ Cliff Lawn. Mr.. Charles ID. Miles
IL the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll VAIN
wright and Mr.. James O'Gorman are
with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bona
parte. Mr. Henry x. Earle, Of Old WIN
throp, L. J.. is with Mr.. Frazer Jelke
and Mr. Paul Phelan, Of New York, IS
with Mr.. Lorillard Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Barnes, OF New
York. are guests Of Mr.. Ogden l.. NILS.
NJ Condo Mast, who arrived last week
al Cave Cliff. registered for the season
a. the Casino to-day. Miss sylvia H.
Hillhouse, daughter Of Mr.. and MRS;
Charles b. Hillhouse, also is registered
Of the Casino.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney J. Colford' &C
eompanied by Miss Cathleen NahaeI-
william X Vanderbilt I'd, who was IN
New York last week, has returned 70
the Lanier cottage and entertained az
luncheon to-day. Count and countess
Laszlo Szechenyi also entertained al
luncheon. Doubles tourney opens Sa1-
urday. - r.
s;no for the mixed doubles handicap
tennis tournament which will begin
next Saturday at 1890 a. m, the entry
list 70 be closed Friday afternoon.
More than 100 players were on the Ca
sIno courts yesterday and to-day, with
the visitors getting some practice FOR
the tournament. Among those VINO
pIsved were Admiral Winslow. Mr.. and
Ms william Goadby Loew. Mr.. John
q Waterbury, Mr.. Beverly Bogert,
Miss Florence Loew, Mr.. Thomas Ridg-
wav Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Gray, Mrs.
parcer Wallach, Mr.. Williams Burden,
Mr. William Post, Mr.. William White
house. Mr.. Roderick Terry Jr., Mr.
/ Charles Moran, Miss Helen Moran,
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, Mr.. Craig Bid
die. Mr.. Oscar Cooper, Mr.. Grafton II.
Cushing, Mr.. Sydney Smith, Mr.. Dud-
lev Gilbert Miss Elizabeth Kountze,
Miss Mary Barney. Mr.. Herman ID.
Kountze and Miss Dorothy Carroll.
MANY residents were at the Art As
ISOLATION yesterday for the private view
Of the eleventh annual exhibition,
which was followed by reception and
tea. Among those on the reception
committee were Mrs. Harrison S. Nor
us, Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham,
Mrs. Henry w. Putnam. Miss kath-
crime II. Allan. Miss Janet r. Buttles,
Mrs. Marsden J. Perry, Mrs. Charles
Z. p Richardson, Miss Fanny Foster
and Mrs. Eugene Sturtevant.
More than 200 persons were at
Bailey's Beach yesterday and to-day,
while the golf links we're also crowded,
among the new registrants there being
Nr. Albert Fox jr.
Mrs. Hugh Young, Of Baltimore; Mrs.
c. w. Bidford, Of Wilmington, n. O.,
and Mrs. J. P. wilmerding, Of Peace
dale. are at the Hill Top; Mr.. william
G. Gilroy, Of Boston, is at the
4 Muenehnger King, and Mr.. B: Z. Haw-
4 kins and Mr. Charles L. Bond. OF Bos-
ton, and Mrs. Cecilia A. Curley, OF Mil
ford, are at the New Cliffs.
i Mr.. Stuart Duncan, Mr.. f. Hayward
4 Ferry, Mr. c. A. Duell and Mr.. Dudley
\ P. Gilbert returned to New York this
evening.
Houseboat and Yacht Arrive
The houseboat Marilyn, Mr.. Bertrand
Pope, and the yacht Juanita, Mr.. Joseph
T. Fletcher. arrived to-day.
n Miss Leslie Bancroft, winner OF me
Rhode Island championship; MISS
helen Wills, Mrs. Benjamin Briggs
Mss Rosamond Newton, Mrs. L. q.
Norris. Mrs. L. NJ. Burt, Mrs. Barger
sallaeh, former national champion,
and Mrs. Culver McWilliams are the
rar who will participate in the
Anges tournament. beginning to-mor-
Tow, and who will be paired up with
Hn. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs. VIII
ian Goadby Loew, Miss Florence Loew,
nnn. George d. Widener and Mrs.
nshry G. Gray in the doubles that Will
~ contested afternoons.