New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Younger Set
Plans Newport
Tennis Tourney
Sons and Daughters of So
cieiy Notables Start Train.
ing for Net Matches To
Be Held i'm Near Future
Lady Herbert Sails Soon
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Whit
man Among Dinner Guests
of C. F. p. Richardson's
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NEWPORT. July 5.-Children of
srominent society people ARE prepar-
;ng for the tennis tournaments which
will be held later. Among those who
have appeared on the courts whenever
fair weather permitted this season are
the Misses Mary and Fanny Wickes,
daughters OF Mrs. Forsythe Wickes;
the Misses Edith and Elizabeth Wood
rard, daughters OF Mrs. William Wood
yard; Miss Marion and Master A. r.
sonny Gray. children of Mrs. Burn
ham Gray; Masters j. Gordon Douglas
h.. Paul Louis and Alexander Shaw.
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
shaw Cd: Miss Olive Whitman, daugh-
Ter Of former Governor and Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman, of>New York; Miss
Cornelius Tangeman, and Master
Charles Moran. Miss Caroline Kip, of
New York, and Miss Helen Moran are
also proficient in tennis at the Casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. P. Richard
son entertained at dinner this even
ng, their guests being former Cover
nor and Mrs Charles S. Whitman, Of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Parish, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs.
Richard Gambrill Mrs. William Post,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander, Mr..
And Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte, Mr..
Dudley Gilbert and Mr.. Alexander
Philips.
Lady Herbert Returns
Lady Herbert, of England, who has
been visiting at York Harbor, has re-
turned. and is with her sister, Mrs. T.
Shaw Safe, at Ocean Lawn. Lady Her
bert will be in Newport until the lat
ter part of July, when she will sail for
England.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair entertained at
luncheon at Beach Holm, her Belle
vue Avenue residence. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James Lighter, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Spencer, Captain Louis
Little and Mrs. Howard
Captain and Mrs. Dewitt Blamer
have arrived and are at their Training
Station cottage. Captain B,amer has
been assigned as chief of staff at the
Naval War College to succeed Admiral
Phelps, who has gone to China.
Mrs. Henry Parish will give an in
formal tea tomorrow at her Harrison
Avenue residence.
Mr.. c. Ledyard Blair. who has been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Suffern
Taller at HoneysGckle Lodge, has re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Van Buren,
have returned from abroad and are at
Sunnyfelds Farm for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Dean, of Detroit,
who arrived to-day, registered ct the
New Cliffs, where they will be for a
week
Golf Popular
Golhng at the Country Club continues
TO attract many. Among those playing
Today were Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Mr..
LIS. Butler. Mr.. A. 8. Cook. Mss Cath
ssrlne j. c. Leonard, Mr.. Robert Goelet.
Mr.. J. Gordon Douglas, Mr.. Robert
Gould Shaw I'd, DR.. r. w. Lovett, Mr..
H.. A. Pritchard, Miss E. c. Hutton. Mr..
julius Noyes, Mr.. Edward Richman, Mr..
George L. Wrenn, Mrs William P.
Burden and Mrs. Fellowes Davis.
:, New arrivals at the Hill Top include
M and Mrs. s. D. Turtles, of Phoenix,
Ariz.; Mrs. Wallace II. Newton and
family of San Antonio, Tex; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T Dargen jr., of Scarsdale. N.
!, and Miss Augusta Butt, of Augusta,
ia. The tea dansant there to-day was
aga,n postponed on account of rain.
mr. julius Noyes and Mr.. Edward
Kiehman are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Serome n. Bonaparte at the Morrell
cottage on Ochre Point.
MI. and Mrs. George D Widener will
a az tomorrow to be at Midclff for
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt Cd has
arranged to open the Lanier cottage
20 morrow, when she will arrive with
ner children for the season.
w. 9. z. Lind, Mrs. ]. H. Andrews,
M j. g; osgood and Mr.. Roger W. Cut
ier' OF New York, arrived to-day and
registered at the Muenchinger King.