Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-25
Polo Furnishes Chief
Sport for New York Set
Rumson, Philadelphia and Meadow Brook Clubs
Enjoy international Games-Army Relief
Employs Newport Smart Set.

Miss Martha e. Goldman, Mrs. William
V. Pratt. Mrs. Hugh ID. Auchinclose,
Mrs. Hakan B. Steffanson. Miss Julia
A. Berwind, Mrs. Nicholas Brown,
Mrs. George T. Marye. Mrs. j. Fred
Pierson and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Web
ster.
This is the first time that a treasure
hunt has been introduced at Newport.
Miss Grace Vanderbilt was in charge
of the prizes, which were donated by
Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan and
Messrs. Edward j. Berwind, Frazier
Jelke and Udall and Ballou. Mrs.
Charles p. p. Richardson had charge
of the tickets and the clues, the first
of which were at the Breakwaters at
O'Clock. were in charge of Mrs.
Stuart Duncan. Mrs. Henry B. ii. Rip
ley and Mrs. Livingston French
Following the bridge at o'clock,
tea was served at the tea table in
charge of Mrs. Howard J.~Mackirdy,
while Mrs. Sherman Miles had charge
OF the flower table; Mrs. Burns Ma
gruder. the candy table, and Mrs.
Reginald J. Imperatori the gypsy
tent Bridge and mah-jong tables
were taken by Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Mrs. Livingston Hunt and Mrs. Law
renee II. Paul.
This evening there was dance by
the officers Of Fort Adams, to which
the officers of the War College, and
the ships in the harbor will be In
vited, as well as members of the
Summer colony. Mrs. Frederic Cook,
wife of Captain Cook, was the hostess.
The approaching wedding of Miss
Helen Jenkins. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wadsworth Jenkins of
New York and Madison, and Mr.. Ed
ward Calhoun Smith of Kansas City
was announced hePe today. Miss
Jenkins, who is a popular member
of the younger set in the summer
colony at Madison, where her par
ents have their Summer home. has set
August 10 as the date for the mar
riage. The ceremony will be per-
formed at high noon in the Church
on the Madison Green. Miss Jenkinss
maternal grandfather, the Rev. George
Jarvis Prescott, rector emeritus of
the Church of the Good Shepherd in
Boston, where he was rector for fifty
years, will perform the ceremony, as
sisted by her uncle. the Rev. John
Wallace Sutor of Boston. The cere-
mony will be followed by large re-
ception at the Jenkins home. After
a trip abroad the couple will make
their home in New York.
Mrs. Henry Flower of Rye. sister
of the bridegroom, viii be matron of
honor Bridesmaids will include Miss
Harriet Chaplin, Eleanor Alexander,
Alice Voss, Dorothy Brown, all of
New York. and June Smith of New
York and Kansas City, sister of Mr..
Smith, and Dora Hotchkiss of Rye. Mr..
Duer McLanahan, son of Mrs. George
Xavier McLanahan, of this city and a
classmate of Mr.. Smith at Yale, will
be best man. AS at the recent
Hustled. McLanahan wedding, the class
of % at Yale will be largely repre-
scented in the list of ushers. They in
clude Mr.. David Hustled of Peekskill,
brother of Mr.. Ellery Hustled, who
was married to Miss Helen McLana-
han July s. Mr.. David Hustled was
an usher at their wedding also. The
others include Messrs. Francis COM
stock of New York, Charles p. Stone,
jr., of Washington; John O'Brien of
Albany, N. Y; William Hawks of
Albany, all of the class of '23; Stuart
Pennington of New York: Henry
Flower of Rye. brotherin-law of Mr..
Smith: William French Prescott of
New York and Boston and Edward
belong of Kansas City.
Miss Jenkins is known for her writ
ings as well as being active in the
younger set in New York and Boston.
She is a graduate OF Mrs. Randall
McIver's School.