New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Ball Feature Of
Busy w eek End
At n ew ort
MIR. and Mrs. Fahnestock En-
tertain 500 Guests; Golf
Stars Play Fonrsoine at
MIR. Tailer's Ocean Links
Many Are Dinner Hosts
Mrs. WalIach and M. Borotra
Win international Mixed
Doubles Championship
speetal ptspasea 10 The 7r4oans

NEWPORT, Aug. 20. The Fahnestock
bali last evening and numerous other
attractions, including invitation tennis
tournaments at the Casino and an ex-
hihition foursome at Mr.. T. Suffern
Tailer's Ocean Links. in which Mr..
Jesse Guilford and other golf stars
played, made this the biggest week
end OF the season. Numerous lunch
cons ard dinners were given for the
sennis players and many of the sum
uaer colonists entertained week end
guests.
One Of the features of the Fahne-
stock bali last evening, which was at
tended by more than FIVE hundred
guests, was large pyramid Of sew
eral hundred balloons which were
lighted by small, various coiored cleo
fric bulbs, creating an unusual effect.
This innovation called forth consider
able admiration. Dancing continued
until an early hour. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fahnestock gave dinner for
twenty-five preceding the ball, and a
supper was given later.
Luncheons we're given to-day by
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, Mr.. r. Liv-
ingston Beeckman, Mrs. Jerome N.
Ronaparte Mrs. William Goadby Loew
and Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal. Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes had twenty-four
guests for dinner this evening, and
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair enter
tanned the same number. Miss Padel-
ford gave dinner at her jamestown
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Goadby Loew had forty guests for
dinner last evening. Other dinners
were given by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
W. Dolan, Mr.. r. Livingston Beck
man. Mrs. r.. I. Wilson, Mrs. j. Fran
els A. Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erly Bogart.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Entertains
Mrs yanderbilt entertained with a
tea yesterday afternoon. Luncheons
were given yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Frelinghuysen and Mrs Peter
Roberts
Play in the international mixed
doubles at the Casino was concluded
this afternoon before a large gallery.
Mrs. Barger Wallach and M. Borotra,
Of France won the championship from
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris apd Mr.. Davies,
6--1, 0--6. s. In the semi-fnals
Mrs. Wallach and Borotra defeated
Mrs Henry p Russell and Mr. How
ard Kinsey and Mrs. Morris and Mr..
Davies won from Miss Florence Loew
and R. Kinsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary re-
turned yesterday from their honey
moon. spent in Canada, and are now at
Elm Court. When the couple entered
the Casino for the first time since
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scores in the summer colony. Mrs.
Cary sat in number of boxes during
the progress of the tennis tourna-
ment and then lost little time getting
into the activities by entering the in
yitation tournament to-day with her
brother, Mr.. Francis Burke Roche.
More than 500 were at Mr.. Tailer's
Ocean Links sthis afternoon to witness
the exhibition foursome consisting Of
Mr.. Jesse Guilford. former national
champion. and Mr.. R. G. Van Arsdale,
played against Mr.. Clark Holder, cap
tain Of the Harvard University golf
team. and Mr.. Edward Lowry. Mr..
: Guilford made the famous course in
80 on the first round.
Many Weekend Guests
Manyin the summer colony entertained
Arthur A. Fowler, of New York, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood
ward; Mr.. Alfred Goldman visited Mr..
j. C. Waterbury, Mr.. T. Markoe Rob-
ertson, of New York, was the guest of
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Cd; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Alexander, of Glen Head, are
staying with Mrs. Brady Hartman;
Mr.. Charles Hayden is with Mr.. I.
Townsend Burden for a few days, and
former Governor r. Livingston Beck
man has Mr.. James H. Barney, of New
fork, among his guests at Lands End.
Major ]. J. Kern, Mr.. Alexander NAL
akof and Mr.. John j. Curtis, of New
York, are guests of Mrs. R. T. Wilson;
MISS Peggy Watson, of Washington, is
with Mrs, Herman Leroy Jones, while
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte have
Mr.. J. W. Noyes, Mr.. James Lee and
Mrs; Moses Taylor Campbell, of New
York, as their guests. Mr.. Oliver B.
Jennings, Mr.. John Lawrence and Mr..
Daniel Freeman, of New York, and
Miss Priscilla Baldwin and Miss Phyl-
lis Baldwin, of Mount Kisco, are guests
OF Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss.
Mr.. Charles Dunlap, of New York,
has arrived for visit at the Elms;
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence w. Dolan have
Miss Helen Hope Montgomery and
Miss Katheryn Rogers, of Philadelphia,
as their guests. Mr.. Charles G. King,
Of Providence, arrived to visit Mr.. Ken
neth Shaw Safe at Ocean Lawn. Mr..
William r. Stewart jr. is at White
Lodge with Mr.. Lispenard Stewart Mr..
George Churchill is visiting Mrs. Will
liam Watts Sherman, and Mrs. Arthur
lselin, of Bedford, N. Y, is the guest
of Mrs. Robert Goelet.
Win Tennis Prizes
Miss Boardman and Mr.. j. w. Bar
nley were the winners of the prizes of
Tered by Mr.. Edgar Leonard for an i'm
nromptu invitation mixed doubles tour
aament which was started and COM
pieted at the Casino to-day. The win
nefs defeated Miss Winslow and Mr..
summer Gerard in the final match,
s--l, 6-1. In the semi-fnal round
MISS Natalie Winslow and Mr.. Sumner
Lerard defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p.
Rasseil, and Miss Boardman and Mr..
Barney won from Miss Prentice and
WI. Louis Hobbs.
Miss Eleonora Sears and Mr.. w. A.
,narned lost in the first round to Miss
sfentlce and Mr.. Hobbs, SIS. Other
nnfst-round winners were Mrs. Lewis
y. morris and Mr.. John Duncan, Mrs.
Darger Wallach and Mr. H. Cary Nor
gan, Miss Boardman and Mr.. Barney,
M mAo defeated Miss Dorothy Kane and
Wr. w1., W X. Lewis, 81; Mrs. George d.
sMsiaener and Mr. Edgar w. Leonard,
nr, and Mrs. Henry p. Russell, who
ps;issa1ed Miss Thayer and Mr. Thomas