The New York herald., 1922-08-06

MIS-. Il. SuIIeTn IdlleT, MTS. =. ~.
B. Widener, Mr.. r. Livingston Beck
man, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd.
Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, Mr.. Will
lam Fitz Hugh Whitehouse, Mr.. Ham
ilton Fish Webster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fitz Simons. The last named
couple will be unable to attend. as
they are at present in Ecuador. 1t
is probable that Miss Rita Dolan will
exhibit her pet police dog puppy,
which has attracted much attention
among the villa colony. Miss Alice
Brownell will have her usual showing
of Boston terriers. Mrs Hamilton
Fish Webster will enter spaniels.
New Arrivals In Colony.
There have been several new arrivals
in the colony this week. among them
being Mrs. j. Fred Pierson. Jr.. who is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdck for
a few days. Her daughters, the Misses
Suzanne and Emily Person. are much
missed by the younger set this summer.
They are in Europe, and the other
daughter, Mrs. Schuyler L. Parsons, is
at present In New York and viii visit
Newport for a part OF August.
DR.. Joseph Sulkowsk, secretary of
the Polish Embassy, IS here with Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte at the
Morrelli Cottage, and Miss Lillian Gish,
q movie actress, has peen the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Duel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duell. who have Rockry Hall this
summer, gave several entertainments
for Miss Gish, and included among their
dinner guests on Monday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Norman de r. Whitehouse.
Mr.. Bertrom de N. Cruger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paulding Fosdick. Mrs. j. Fred Pierson.
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle.
Dinner and dances at the Hill Top Inn
were changed to Friday instead OF Sat
urday evenings this week because of
the number of entertainments falling on
a. Saturday when the male members of
the colony may get here from business.
On August % there will take place the
third annual artists costume ball at the
Art Association. In sending out the
invitations the artists make the follow
ing announcement:
The ball will be preceded by the
pageant of THE Viking" adapted from
Longfellow's poem, THE Skeleton in
Arrnor,' arranged and presented for
the first time by the artists and musl-
clans Of Newport. Within a stones
throw of the old mill immortalized
scenes OF the poem inspired by the
ancient structure during the silver
poets stay In our city by the sea. and
illustrated by Walter Crane in his fa-
nous frieze painted for the walls of
vineland. The music chosen with great
care by our musicians will be rendered
by professional soloists. a trained
chorus and Conrad's orchestra. The
scenes both IN Norway and in Newport
-. a 4. n. III.
order.
Other activities for the month at the
Art Association arc as follows. From
now to August 10 the annual exhibit
tion OF paintings by American artists.
Saturday morning. August L., an illus
trated talk by Mr.. Charles Bittinger.
At the Gushing Memorial building, Au
gust IA to 26, an exhibition Of the
Junior Art Patrons League OF Amer
lea. August l6 to 20, exhibition OF
recent paintings by Miss Helena Sturte-
want. exhibition OF silhoucttes by julie
Brown. and showing Of illustrations by
Mr.. Frank Schoonover.
This morning there was large at
tendance for the lecture by Mr.. ". a.
Doubleday on "The Peerage OF Eng
land" and on Wednesday and Thursday
there was an exhibition. Among those
having subscribed for boxes for the
pageant on August 20 arc Mines. Robert
Gould Shaw Cd. Hugh u. Auchincloss,
Wilbur Elliott Wilder. Harrison >. Nor
rls. Henry Barton Jacobs. Frank w.
F'ruesuff, Charles H. L. Robinson and
Marsden J. Perry.
sale Arranged for Blind.
on the afternoon of August 10 there
will be held at the place Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis Gillespie in Bellevue
avenue sale for che benefit OF the
New York Association for the Blind.
Several young women OF society will
assist Mrs. Gillespie at the tea and cake
tables. The patronesses for the event
include Mrs. Vanderbilt. Princess Miguel
de Braganza and Mines. ]. Stewart
Barney, Oliver IL. T.. Belmont, Craig
Biddle. Philip Rhineander 3D. Harold
Brown, Marion Eppley, Arthur Curtiss
James. Henry Barton Jacobs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice. Eugene s. Reynal,
Thomas Ridgeway. John Thompson
Spencer. w Watts sherman, w. Storrs
Wells and Charles s. Whitman.
This was young peoples tennis week.
tournament for girls singles being
started for those under 10 years. Those
participating included the Misses Lcta
Morris, Rose Davis, Florence Have
meyer, Marion Gray. Kathleen Baker.
Kitty wickes. Marion wickes. Mary