New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Return Of Prominent Fam
lilies Indicates Unusual
Social Activities Dur
ing the Summer Months
Horse Show Dates
Set for August 1880
Casino in Full Swing;
Events at Beach and
Country Club Increase


"HAT Newport's season Is 10
be the biggest ard gayest in
recent years is indicated by
the number Of promiaent persons
who arrived during the week FOR the
season. Among others have been
the Yanderbiits, Goolets, Biddlcs,
TailerS, Thaws, Fahnestocks, Jac-
obses, wellses, shaws, Duncans.
BonApartes, Jameses, Taylors,
Woodward. Reynals ard many
others. The return Of these prom
inent families is looked upon With
particular Significance as the fore
runner Of a busy season.
Registrations at the Casino for
the season have beer considerably
in advance q records Tor the last
ten years.
The board % governors % the Casino.
headed by Mr. Arthur cur;iss James,
unanimously voted 20 have daily con-
ccrts at the Casino starting on July
10, with Sunday evening concerts q
be given through the season. Henri
Conrad orchestra has been engaged
for these concerts, which viii be given
on the horseshoe piazza.
With tho Casino already In full
swing, with many OF the sumner colony
playing tennis, activities at tho New.
port Country Club and "a. Bailey's
Beach are also on ihc increase, the
bathing payilisns 80 Ba..ey's being
opened during fho wcok for the FIRST
time this year. 10 date q number have
registered Tor the yegr thcre, includ'
ing Lady Hegbcr, 0i Eaglandi Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis Gillespie, .irs. Charles
H. Baldwin and the Iessrs. Paulding,
Fosdiek, William T.. ClIier, sylyanus
Stokes. Walter s Andrews, William
Post, Eugene Reynal and i. 7, Jelke.
Plans for Horse Show
Indicate Big Success
An announcement ~ considerable
importance 70 society was made by Mr.
Reginald {. Vanderbilt. who h4s been
most active in hoh9li of tho annual
horse shows. The dates o. The New
por. Horse Show this year viii be on
August %. % and 90. with 'he entire
net proceeds 20 60 20 the Newport Com.
muni,y Association for iho purchase Of
the historic Friends Meeting House,
which was bull' in 1900. This place
will be used as n recreation center for
the young people OF Newport
Mr. Frank x. Stgrgis and Mr. Alfred
B. Maclay have been added % the
list Of those on The executive commit,
tee for the horse SHOW. j. was stated
that there would be four row classes
for Jumpers. the frst 90 BE- Tor ladies'
iumpers. the second n triple bar jump,
the third a touch and out Jump and
the fourth for pairs ~ hunters.
Count and Countess Laszlo szeehenyi
are with the lattcr's mother Mrs,
Vanderbilt, al The Breakcrs, but no
entertainments have been planned As
vet in their honor. The Count, Who Is
the Hungarian Minister 90 the United
States. was among the season regis.
trants az the Casino. Nr. Reginald
/ {. Vanderbilt has arrived AZ BIS SANDY
Point Farm. for the season, and Is al
ready beginning activities IN connec-
tion with the annual horse show, dur
ing which he will give his horse show
dinner in the riding ring as usual
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller are
among the latest arrivals, being ~
Honeysuckle Lodge. Mr.. and Nfs. Craig
/ Biddle. with Craig Biddle jra arc a..
the Aerie Cottage on Halidon Hill.
while Mrs. Stuart Duncan Is at Bonnie.
crest. her villa, where she viii DO
/ loined BY Mr. Duncan later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
/ Bonaparte, who are prominent In So
/ cial circles, have taken a Newport cot
/ tago for the first time in several sea-
sons although they are no strangers
I 20 Newport.
+ Mr. A. G. James Faces
Busy Two Months Period
As ehairma3 -of the board OF ,gov.
ornors at me Casino, r, Arthur Cur
tiss James will hlse | isy two months
before him, GLOWING is cruise with
Mrs. James around the world on their
Yacht Aloha. Mr. James went with
the yacht TO New York. where u u At
present In drydock for oserhnuling.
Mrs. James Is ~ Beacon Hi House
for ths season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry q. Gray are
with Mrs. Charles X. BALDWIN al
Stoneloigh. on Narragansett Aitrue,
while Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Daell,
Of New York. have leased kockry HILL,
the Paul Andrews essAte, To- TIE sea-
son, the Andrewses having gone % he
Adirondaeks. Mr. Nose Iasl ~ has
been visiting his mother, Ira .srry
A. c. Taylor, on AMMAN iie hpsi,
while looking over his own cttste. y
arrived on his yacht Pioneer VII
Mr. Henry r. Taylor and the hssr'
Taylor
at the Cioisters, on Raggl.. Assnec
for the season and Mr. Y. is huttor
of baltimore, has opened 3hsmroc,
Cliff, her summer esta.e. Fpemsr 0ot'
ernor and Mrs. Charles 8. Whitman, o.
New York, are az their Prizes Necl
cottage. Bishop and Mrs. J. ". Dsr
lington are al the Corners lor IN
season. Mr.. and Mrs 4. hlyv-ss.
Ferry are new arrivals. Ars. Riehar'
Gambrill is at her villa on Bellows
Avenue. Mrs. Eugene Reynsl ha
taken a cottage for the first time u
three wears. being at Pinard Cotts Q
No. s, and Miss Anna SANDS IL at ~
; Berkeley Avenue cottage.
Or. and Mrs. II. Barton Jacobs hav
opened Whiteholme, their Narrafar
sett Avenue residence. for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters, the lsi
ter formerly Mrs. Pembroke Jones, a.
. al the Sherwood. and Mr.. and Mr.
Edward S. Rawson, OF New York, hav
rented the Kane cottage on Belleyu
Avenue for the year. Mr.. and Mr'
William Fahnestock are prom minent AZ
rivals at villa Rosa, the Haggin estat
|, on Bellevue Avenue. Mrs. Hovar
Cushing is at tie Lodges.