New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
lIr. n antlerbilt
HI on Eve of the
Biz Horse Show
l,lack of Rheumatism May
Keep Him From Active
Part i'm Newport Event
and His Annual Dinner
III Came lis Arrsnged
bdges Chosen TO Award
Prizes at Costume Ball
Of the Art Association
sweiol oa,roteh 10 The Trlesne

Vanderbilt. has been taken i'll with
.ssmmatory rheumatism at his Sandy
p.;at Farm and has been ordered to
a by his attending physician, DIR.
/ orgy J. nSapp. Z was announced
a.t the asImens, whiio not serious,
reald keep Mr.. Vanderbilt connnsd to
II, home for the next few days, with a
disability of its interfering with his
,,h,ndance at the Newport horse show,
Il which he is president and a proni-
,.rt exhiitor. Dir. Vanderbilt had also
rIaunsd 10 give his annual horse show
snner Monday evening in the riding
fling at Sandy Point Farm with the
torse show committee, officials and q
i sw exhibitors as guests
Arrangements were completed TO-DAY
hi another baseball game between the
smmer visitors and the city officials
he game will be played September .
H Freebody Park. Mr., Charles E. Dun
sp has been chosen captain of the
armer visitors, and will be aided b,
4 III. Sumner Gerard, captain the last
no years. Among the players avail.
lie are Mr.. Francis Burke Roche, Mr.
lssrence Doyle, Mn. Joseph Hartman
4. Mr.. Sidney Smith, Mr.. Lawrence
jssnings and Mr.. Varick Frissell. Each
sanl has won game in the last two
Iears.
MS James j. Brown, who has been
broad and returned to-day on board
n Majestic, will be in Newport for
IL horse show. Mrs. o. H. P. Bel
aunt will be hostess at afsmall dinner
H fourteen guests at Marble House
Aturday evening Mrs. Vanderbilt
sertained with. q luncheon at the
makers to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Espiey had twenty-four guests for
siaeheen at Beacon Rock, and Mrs.
Henry Clews also gave a luncheon at
Tie Rocks.
ar. Myron T. Herrick, of Cleveland.
llnited States Ambassador to France, is
Newport visitor for a few days and
sled on Mr.. and Mrs. William Fitz-
isgh Whitehouse at Stone Court. MIR.
Id Mrs. Sydney Colford, who were in
Newport for tennis week, have returned
i New York
I Judges we're chosen to-day to award
I lie three prizes for the handsomest,
ssst correct and most ingenious cos
mes that will be worn at the third
! snual costume ball of the art associ-
fan which will follow the pageant on
4 lsgust 20. Mrs. Reginald Norman and
III William Cotton will judge the
! aadsomest costume; Mrs. Lewis Fox
i lghsell and Mr.. Weyman Mills the most
ursect, and Mrs. Frank Taylor Evans
4 I'd Mr.. Shafter Howard the most in
! Nalous costume.
Hrs Charles Frederick Hoffman, Mrs.
$&LF. Robinson and Mrs. Maude Howe
Elliott were the first to make reserva-
tsas for the supper that will precede
4 III pageant and ball. Mrs. William r.
Hunter was named chairman of the
4 annfsee that will handle the supper
sTsnsaEents. Mr.. John Duncan and
VI Francis Robinson will appear as
1assmsn in the pageant in addition to
hose already announced. The Misses
Sslet Tangeman, Florence Havemeyer,
aiel Haven and Sylvia Hillhouse will
rpear as maidens, and Mr.. Craig Bid
as II, Mr.. Henry Q. Havemeyer jr.,
W. G. j. Guthrie Nicholson jr., Mr.
lhonas Reed Bridges jr. and Mr.. Ken
lssh Shaw Safe as Vikings.
There were many arrivals to-day to
'snain over for the horse show. Mr..
i Victor Loew Will be with Mr.. and
Tia. William Goadby Loew, at Stone
we, for a week Mr.. Marshall Ker-
aehan, of Tuxedo Park, is with Mrs.
lh Wysong; Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. "
assman, of Tuxedo Park, are guests OF
/ Yrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman, at
lrmsea Hall, and Miss Margaret Wat
|an is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
leroy Jones.
Mr.. ]. H. n. Potter and Mr.. James
Carey Warren registered at the Casino
to-day. Dr.. aud Mrs. Preston P. Sat-
serwhite, of New York, are expected
so-morrow. to be guests Of General and
Mrs. ]. Fred Piersen over the week end.
Play in the ladies' match golf tour
nanient proceeded this afternoon, when
the semi-hnals were played before
large gallery. Miss Pauline Robinson
defeated Miss Florence Loew, and /,
and Miss Ethel King defeated Miss
Helen Moran, 2 IN. Miss Robinson and
MSS King will play tomorrow for
prizes donated by Miss King and Miss
Helen Moran.
green's committee of the country club,
upon his return from New York this
week will complete arrangements for
ths annual tournament for the Count
U Turin Cup, the golf classic of the
season in Newport. This cup has been
active competition for about twenty
mars, with the exception of 1917 and
NlS, during the World War. Last
;ear the cup was won by Mr.. Cyril
hdge.
Nj. Clarence Davies, Mr.. George e.
Mortimer and Mr.. Chauncey M.
1ssEsr, Mrs. E. Lawrence White, Mr..
Ssees a. Lowrey and Mr.. and Mrs.
aass 4. Atwater arrived yesterday at