The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Mrs. L. 0. Jones
Gipes Luncheon
at Newport Villa
Mrs. Morton L. Swartz and
Mrs. Frelinghuysen Also
Entertain.

| Special Dispatch 10 TIE NEW YonK HERALD.
NEWPORT. Aug. 2s.-Rain and thnn-
derstorms all day did not dampen the
ardor of those entertaining In society
and iuncheons and dinners went merrily
on. One OF the important events of
the day was luncheon this afternoon
given by Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones at
Bayview. Among her guests were Mrs.
Preston Pope Satterwhite. Mrs. Charles
Coster. her sister. and Mines. John j.
wysong. Wilbur Elliott Wilder. Mary
Sands Spencer. George II. Hull. Jr.;
John Ashegren, Daniel Bacon. Jerome
| n. Bonaparte, Oliver II. p. Belmont
and Robert Goelet. The table decora-
tions We're of purple flowers,
| Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Eppley were at home at Beacon
Rock. where 400 of their friends dropped
in for tea and reception. 1t was in the
nature OF housewarming for their
newly purchased villa.
Dinners were given this evening by
Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont. who had six
teen guests at Marble House, Mrs. Nor
ton L. Swartz at the Reed villa and
Mrs. Theodore r'reiingnuysen.
Mrs. Cornelius H.. Tangeman gave a
party for the younger set in COM
niemoration of the birthday OF her
daughter, Miss Violet Tangeman. There
were sixty young peop;s present and
dancing followed supperf
Mro Ta,oec C,arafl VIII give a
luncheon tomorrow for twenty-four
guests at Fairlawn.
Tennis at the Casino will begin
again tomorrow, when tournament OF
mixed doubles will be maugurated.
Mrs. Barger Wallach, chairwoman OF
the tennis committee at the Casino, mas
returned from Boston and brought with
her the promise of a large entry Hst.
Ia To Play i'm Singles.
Among the players in singles matches
beginning Monday are Miss Leslie Ban
neroft, winner of the last Casino invita-
ton tournament for women; Miss Edith
sigourney. Miss Helen Hooker. Miss
Phyllis Walsh, Miss Florence Ballen
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, former ma
tional champion. and Miss Helen Gill
leaudeau. The women from the summer
colony who will participate are Mrs.
Guy Fairfax Cary. Mrs. George d.
Widener, Mrs. William Goadby Loew,
Mrs. Henry Russell. Mrs. Lewis @. Nor
ris. Miss Edna Barger, Miss Natalie
Winslow and Mrs. Barger Wallach.
OF particular interest," will be the pres
ence OF the entire Spanish team which
recently played Australia to determine
which should challenge America for the
Davis cup Four California stars will
also be in the tournament, Robert and
Howard Kinsey, Philip Neer and Willis
Davis. There is possibility that Chas.
NJ. Bull, Jr., and Craig Biddle may
also play.
This tournament will not interfere
with the activities of the Newport horse
show, as no matches will be played
between o'clock and 6, when the horse
show is on. The feature matches will
be staged on the clubhouse court. This
teur7la ment will attract society during
the first three days of next week
Registered at the Casino this morning
were Messrs. Anelidow Herbert c. Pell.
Jr.. Paul Phelan and Howard Harris
of New York.
Mr.. Fred p. Moore is stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Suffern Taller at Honey
suckle Lodge.
Wins Women's Golf Match.
Miss Pauline Robinson. who is spend
ing the season here, having cottage
In Peli street. was, the winner of the
women's match play golf tournament
being held the last four days at the
Country Club. In the final round she
defeated Miss Ethel King by up and
4 to play. The prizes were donated by
Miss King and Miss Helen Moran.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip y. Bernhard are
stopping with Mr. and Mrs. Gustav ]. S.
White.
: Mr.. Myron t. Herrick. Ambassador
TO France. Is spending a few days with
Mrs. Wortham James at her home in
the Ocean drive.
Mrs. Jerome ". Bonaparte and Mrs.
woodward Phelps will be at the tea
tables at the reception given by Miss
Emily Burling Waite when she opens her
exhibition of painting and etchings at
the Casino Monday afternoon.
Mr.. IL. Il. Gurney or New York: Mr..
and Mrs A. l.. Stern OF Pittsburgh
Mr.. George w. Boydhouse OF Phila-
delphia; Mr.. Edward Cebrian and Mr..
II. c. Davidson OF San Francisco are
new arrivals at the Hilltop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Cornell and Mr..
and Mrs c. A. worthington Of Trenton,
N j.. are at the Muenchinger King.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kins,of Baltimore:
Mrs. ". e. Wyman, Miss Agnes Bitter
and Miss Martha Henry Of Paincsville.
Ohio Miss Ruth Grant OF Cleveland
Or. John Maher Of Paterson. ". j.; Mr..
E. c.. Voorhees, of New York; Miss NJ.
Rienzo and Mr.. A. Reinzo OF Scarsdale,
and Miss Helene Calandri of New York
have arrived at the New Cliffs.
Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran. under
the name of Rosamund Eustis. has had
published a volume OF songs for children
with original and quaint Illustrations.
NOTES or SOCIETY.