New-York tribune., 1922-07-11
Newport Casino
Weekly Dances
Open Thursday
u.r<eshoe Piazza Available
for ALL Over Id, While
The Children Are TO Have
the Use of Two Rooms
Observation-Disclosures
adr,;ral and Wife Guests at
Two Receptions ON 5Oth
Wedding Anniversary
s,.eta. D.spatca to The Troune

vrwpoRT, July TO- - Beginning
r.nr.day afternoon there will be dane
- veekly at the Casino from 4:3o
- until o'clock. The spacious
s.-.s.soe piazza will be used, where
~ l sr.y fourteen years will be admitted,
AIS the younger children will have
..s of two rooms across from the
s;.,,a for dancing at the same hours.
u..r in society, and particularly
..... h the naval colony, were inter
....a to-day in the golden wedding an
.;r.rs.rv Of Admiral and Mrs. Willard
prownser. Two entertainments and
-..,,.,oss we're given in their honor,
.se frs. in the afternoon at Court End,
~. asrIsvse Avenue residence of Cap
air and Mrs. Thomas c. Hart, U. S. N,
.,.;, ,on.iu-law and daughter, and the
...ona on board Colonel Robert Means
r.,mo.on's houseboat Everglades at
=. Nav York Yacht Club. Admiral and
~, Brownson were the recipients Of
,.merous floral gifts, including one of
sttv Golden gate roses, sent by Ad-
mirsl Higginson from Kingston, N. Y.
Granddaughter Christened
During the reception at Court End
granddaughter of Admiral and Mrs.
prsunson, a daughter of Captain and
grs Hart, was christened by the Rev.
n Stanley C. Hughes, of Trinity
csurch. Mrs. Brownson was Miss Isa-
bella King Roberts.
MIS-. Henry Clews entertained at q
Ipneheon to-day at The Rocks.
Several dinners are being planned
sor the week end. Mrs. Forsyth Wickes
viii give dinner for eighteen on Fri
dsy. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bona
nsrts dinner on Saturday.
Plans probably will be completed to-
morrow to hold the first tennis tourna-
ren. of the season Saturday at the
Casino, mixed doubles affair. The
Casino courts were busy to-day
throughout the morning and until a
ats hour in the afternoon. Among
the newcomers there were Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Wtdener, Mr.. Ogden l..
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby
Ioew and their daughters, the Misses
yyelyn and Florence Loew, Mr.. Charles
Moran, Mr.. William K. Vanderbilt Sd,
Nrs Arthur Scott Burden and Mrs.
Henry G. Gray.
Former Ambassador and Mrs. James
v. Gerard arrived to-day for the sea-
son. They were greeted by friends,
who sent flowers when they opened
Fsirlawn, the l. Townsend Burden resi-
dsnce on Bellevue Avenue, which they
have leased for the season.
Among the new registrants at the
Country Club for the season were Mr..
md lrs. James Lenox Banks, Mr..
.,nsC. Warren, who is guest of Mr..
sE Hrs. Herman D. Kountze; Mr.. I.
z PINE, Mrs. Charles S. Whitman
ntMr. George D. Widener.
Among those who registered at the
Casino to-day were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Binney and Mr.. Horace Bin
my j..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. D. Black and
Nr. John Black, who have been regis
sred at the Muenchinger King, de-
parted to-day for Provincetown.
Mrs. Vanderbilt at Lenox
Yrs. Vanderbilt left the Breakers to-
Ay and went to Lenox for an indefi-
nits stay, during which she will visit
mr grandsons, Messrs. Alfred and
George ". Vanderbilt.
Conrads Orchestra began its daily
toncerts at the Casino this morning
before large audience. Music will
nov be daily feature throughout the
season.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Lorillard depart
ed to-day by motor for Canada, follow
ing visit to Mrs. Lorillard's mother,
Mrs. William R. Hunter.
Among the recent arrivals at James
town is Mrs. William Tyler Page, who
is accompanied by her children, the
Misses Mamie H. and Eleanor Page,
and John Page and William Tyler Page
il. They are at their Shore Point cot
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