New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Titled Visitors
To Visit Newport
Early in Season
Mrs. O.H.P. Belmont TO Open
House, Where Daughter,
Former Duchess of Marl-
borough, Is Expected
s,,,lol D,rofch 10 N. TrIbur,

NEWPORT, R. l., June 3.-Titled and
distinguished visitors are among the
early arrivals 20 Newport this year as
the most prominent residences are be-
ing opened, some Of them for the FIRST
time IN years. Mrs. o. II. p. Belmonts
decision 10 open Marble House, on
Bellevue Avenue. for the first time IN
years is said 70 have been influenced
largely through the expected arrival
OF her daughter. Mrs. Jacques Balsan,
Of Paris. formerly the Duchess Of Mari
borough. The opening Of this residence
will mean much 10 the social actyitlea'
as Mrs. Belmont, who occupied Sea Cove
a cottage on Prices Neck. last summer
was unable 70 do much entertaining.
Amongthe titled women who arc ox-
pected 20 arrive shortly, or who have
arrived already. are Lady Herbert, Of
England, who will be with her sister
Mrs. T. Shaw Safe. az Ocean Lawn FOR
months stay, and Princess Miguel De
Braganza. formerly Miss Anita Stewart,
who has arrived and who has taken the
Reed cottage on Bellevue Avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. John Aspegren, latest addi-
tions 20 the Newport colony, are enter
tanning distinguished visitors for a
week in Minister and Nine. Wallenberg,
OF Sweden, who are accompanied by
their daughter, Miss lngegerd Wallen'
berg.
IL is fairly certain that Mrs. Wander
bilt will open The Breakers, consid-
cred by many as one Of the finest resi-
dences in Newport, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James have just COM
pleted their trip around the world,
and will be in Newport shortly 20
omen Beacon Hill House, overlook
ing the Ocean Drive, for the season.
Mrs. T. Shaw Safe arrived from Prov.
iden<e during the week, and opened
Ocean Lawn, her summer home,
which will be the scene Of social func-
tions.
Comparatively little entertaining
was done on Memorial Day. which was
among the quietcst Newport has had
In years when Il Is considered that the
early season arrivals are greater than
thew have been. Among those who
we're holiday visitors were Mr.. Law
renee Lewis Gillespie, Mr.. Charles II,
4. Jilneftf WI DfftitF b't.ti - 80
James Stewart Cushman and Mr.. Nor
man Whitehouse. all Of whom have ie-
turned 10 New York.
Among the most prominent 20 regis
ter az the Casino for the season dur
ing the last week we're Mr. and Mrs
Marsden j. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. john
Aspagren, Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart
Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs Beverly 30.
CERT. Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. 7. Gil
bert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duell, Mr.
Louis Hobbs, Mrs. T. Shaw Safe and
Mr.. Kenneth s. Safe. The excellent
grass courts az the Casino are now In
condition for the season. and tennis Is
beginning 70 be a daily feature.
Estates which were opened for the
summer include the T. Grand d'Haute.
Vile estate on Bellevue Avenue, which
has been leased by Mr.. and Mrs. j
Woodward Haven, OF New York, who
are newcomers 20 Newport, Wrenihan
House, belonging 20 Mr. and Mrs. J. =
A. Clarke: Harrison House. he longing
10 Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, and which
will be occupied By Mr.. and Mrs. syl'
vanus Stokes jr.. the De Rham cottage
on Bellevue Avenue. which will hc oc'
eupied BIZ Mrs. william Post, Of ,sw
YORK; Acre. the sumner home Of Nr
and Mrs. Craig Biddic; Kingscote
which - taken By Mrs. Charles n
BALDWIN; Chstvoldc. tro home NJ Nr
srd Yrs. ". Storrs Wells, and Marie.
mount. tne sumner estate of Mrs
1hemas J, Emery.