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ITS YOUTJt? WITH
EACE WEEK
Racing' Revives Past
Glories of Sar&ttog'a
Society Leaders, Superb Gowns and Dazzling Jewels Make
Race Hall Brilliant Function?William K. Van
derbilt .Among the Entertainern.
I I l'nion Hotel, SarHfor-B Spring!
N. Y . Am: \ . I \ .?
any
b) hundred? ot y
lav the riicmi
ed here. It wa? ? eoi
mop. which included ?o
? te York
doctors, sp?
?
In ? ..1 the exeit?m?n
-
the ?
?
the widi
animate?
<.!ii elmi
irt abou1
the ilr.J
time eould no1 be compared with th?
brill...- in m '.
?'iill commenced. Th?
number of di ne< i -<
? r ballroom? *? ei ?
r grill, the per
pela and 'atform built
n . v hich durini:
the::
look.
of th<
?
h : s !
? ?o many box?.
advance
? ? b before the
.
K \ derl ?It, who
?
in Sai dinner
? ?rand Union trar
ludinsj F. i'.
Beach and W. S. Hoyt. "dr. Vanderbilt
?. ?? informality
of dining under the starlight i
? i nion orchestra
..nierons
o during the ?ea
1 follow
?
t, w'.
-
? veil an
rieht in the
Colt? brought their (
?
. htful automobile
tion of th?
I . ridinv?
in the
grill
I.. M. Hi ming*
Sunday
*
rtained
I
Jockey f'lub.
. ?-. who is
rh.e Grand
box at the
at numerous ?n
rnintr her
? ral at
by her par
and Mrs. William Force, she
?rill hero.
?day prom
? ? . o) able
? i-on, fui a great many
I
people hav?* derided to mterlnin in
the lawn, where, under the ?
huir? umbrellas, irm-st'' me seated at
table.
Among the prominent person? who
. .i r..\. i i he 1.1 ; day of I he
?re? : W. K Vanderbllt. l'r?-?l
? ?. Beach, ? ho moten .1 from
Newport to attend the race?; C. K. (?.
Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick John?
son, Colonel George Hanrey, Kthrl
nd Mrs. Payne Whil
? and Mr? Pern Bi liront, Mr.
: \\ ?lson, Sam Bei
runl. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford,Mr?,
('. Gra) e, Andrew Miller, Cup
*:. i:. Cassatt, Mr. i ? i Mr?.
Chauncey Olcott, Frank MeKee, Paul
le? A.
- ane, Thoma - l-.
Hitcl Hitchcock, John
E. Maddei Mis. Samuel E.
Il ildreth, H illiam A. I
Thoma i Richard C. I1 . .
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lewisohn, Schuyler
L Parson i, Herbert Baj
Jame.- .-.- i . i . l rederick il. von Stade
arifl many other prominent persons,
Carnival Nig'Ms Open
Bar Mar?bor Wee?i
Guests to Appear in Pierrot and Pierrette Costumes?
Rattle of Mowers on August 17 and
Fashion lete on August 24.
'? .- ti
? i e wcc-k wa
? er ni Mr5. E. M. Padel
Tuxed
- ' lape will take place i
; .'I-low .
. :' dresi
was H'inm
irrimini
. :.' ry ami w a- a Bpecta
i-.ilony
of 1 he seaaoi
.?
of Mrs. W
. ? ? .if the Si
she en
the .-ame a?
term Palmer
tea ?n tin
?'.ci. Mrs. Rober
Abb? ibout one I
1 rd Hinkli
day af
Ah- ? undfed membe
Clul? iloune. Mi ' ' ?-. Gouv
? ,i dance at .1er
? ? day, iin.l the first
?he summer wai
- -
i?? .1 event? of th?
"au claire de la lune"
to be given at the Swimming Cluh
?>n Tuesday ? ? n the gueal
will appear in Pierrot and P
Ir ?s the firsl of .-.
?ii i val nights, to be followed by
-:
? ? AU| : ."
mmei colony will i
\ . -?? who hav?
? ? ? | to v ar gown? are Mi i, John
Jacob Astor. Mr-;. Gouverneur Morrir*
and Hannah
Wright The pi 'ill go to th.
American Ambulance < orps In France
? >n Tuesday ;il-?> will be the fan?
ball of Mr. an?! Mi - i
their daughter, Miss Theresa Fabbri.
in and Mi E. K. Dunham, of Seal
Harbor, have car.is out for a dinner
dance on the evening of August 19.
After an absence ?if tw?
Newport Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLean
have returned to Bar Harbor for the
nder of I i i
*li all ?lay vaudeville performance
with .immer
colony will he held ?1 the Building of
*irt ? '.'ii for tin benefit of
the Bar Hai bor Hospif .!. M ? Suaette
Sturgis and Miss Frances Mean have
charge of the programme. Lui
and tea w I] be served for those who
wiah to remain for the futir? bill.
? of ? seriei of Beethoven
rg? of Howard St urge?
will f?c heard at the Building of Arts
on Saturday afternoon. Erne?! Schc!
ling and i i ?? 1er will giv? the
.inri'?'.
Mr?. Samuel Price Wetherill will in
a dinner part** of fifty to
i b? given at the Kebo Valley club on
evening.
rw London
Foi Hud lain
?
-. Yacht
< lui'. th?
:ti the Ion '
: '
er?ley und i lone? jr. had
? ? ?
-
1 I Badger,
??,. \ '1 il??in.)
I
? ??i at the hotel.
W s Prankard nie
New York.
much entertaii
'
' ?I, ??till Vl IS.
? i . . '.:. ' M... (ran
Brooklyn und on Sal
of l-'tli
Knapp
?
l?r . .- Bal
?
'I'lie Griswold. in ? u ?in- of
?
?t : Mr. sod Urs. (? <? Me
Kslvey iMr. McKi viee-presi
Mri
II?' I >? i ??
: ltd Ml I ? ' . Mr ?s'il M
Charles Cooke. Mr. Robinson Co I
ird; Mr. and Mrs. K. H, Mu
? of Cin? M ' -. I.ama Allen and
?Hen of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati;
1 Mrs. Carl II. de S Iver of Brooklyn;
i Mi G? 011-.- M Moi i
J, B Durham an?!
Durham of Philadelphia.
The for
ile Hospitale at Men
? ? ? ? P? - - no on
Saturday evening was the largest social
on <>t the season at Pequot, at
. ly the ? ut ire i
.mil many New London ?ociety people
w?
I I ? half of th? ' -
wa? given on tlj? where
*-; ar
:.?? the audience. The walls of
ere hung with the tri-eolor
lero?!
ayed small
.
1 . rened 'He on
tertainment wit] rna* ng ad- j
of the In un'line
of I.'?- H pitale by
? 'och- |
Schall
hospital in Fi
?1rs. M 1rs. Schall'i
t only in a financial ut\.
hur of he? arduoui i r??
at ti.- hospital until her subs?quent
' ? B A poem of
appreciation, written by I.awrison
?..i- read by Mrs. : and
?"..v.'ii -i musical programma.
I bj
.'..i. 1. Ti .et y .Sheffield, sang chat mina,
]y. Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Bacon played ev?
en] banjo selections, Messrs. Donald
end Frank Cbeppell played guitai snd
m a a ? i,. Rey
burn was heard to advantage in tome
In''i:.'i songs <m?i Misi Mario: Chappcll
gave the Fairy P
A vo __ - by -1 __ e- S o ?
Avon-by-the-Sea, X. J., Aug. 7. A
resolution was offered in council this
? eek in favor of con ; rue ini ?
?.ver the inlet to Shai I mg the
Phe i tabled
with the i
would up at a later meeting.
?f tl,. ? ere built it woul
Avon with Bel mar along thi
?: of the Oeean Boulevard
? will eventually '??? ng l ?
entire north coast.
Membei ? ..f t ne locial 4? I
looking forward to the pr<
? ic opera by the Avon ' ?
Club 'he middle of the month. The
cast i? being drilled every day
'. A: a recent fol?
lowing committ? I '.: l'a
trons, E. Swift, E, ds Donoie, I.. I.. Ely
. Mauri .'.
tl, M.
and K. Maurice, jr.: prog?
< ?'l!< illy, chairman ; II.
., M. Perin?, ?!. Laird and !..
ic, ?l? m ?. Libbj. chairman ;
'?V. O'Reilly, chairman; .Alien
. Brewer and tl. Adam?. Hairy Libby ??
'.the club, l'i
from tiif affair are gi. >n to the
of the Home f? ildri n
i tournam? ? ? Avon
: Iiuj court? wai brought to s close this
i week snd Miss E. van Nuyse ;
the winner of the ladies' .??ni,-b';.
A Spring ISoaro Dive et Allenhurst tSwiMM/M? Pool. . 7>tu>to buor jea^i*.?
Many Yac Sitting Parti s
?Bife Na^rag'aiiTaSe?t?t Pier
? !' ' ?. R I . \ i::. 7.
With their white et and oui
'
?
panorama a.? they pa-;..| by Narra
?? i.:.- week over tl
\? ? ! di . through Narri
. port
New York > aeVi 1
Club rn in
"? ? . ,i :i '.' < ?
||
make their
way around Poii and mit? the
waten of the bay. From Ocean Road
the ? ? the craft a?
?
the Ca in?? meml i of the i umm? r
colon; ew th?- ii
'ins of the
summer in "
! . -t i ? the R? olute snd V
. ' and with their
before 1 he br ?? .??? t
hibitii
. .?? through the old < aaino
ted a pictui ? que
N'umi rou
ing the past week with yachting
board, bound 01 - .1 -
?
Sea Gull v I Mi
'in!,? i< liopking on
;? parted
from thi Pier for Newport is now
1 ? ilong the ?. and 1?
? i-, route for Bar Harb? ?
'I I ,- Arcad* with \i thur Meeki .
nee H. \- m.".. ' thi :.Mihting
part) railed to 'he Pier from Newport
recently and anchored in 'he hay.
Othei craft al anchor off < r ? an R? ni
wiie the Wakiva, owned by II ?
Harknea?, of New York; thr Owera,
with former ('or. i loelet
Gerry and Mr?. Gerry on hoard; the
wk and the Taro. Misi I.ucia
? and Lincoln Vaughn swam out
the be)
? ?
(together of
i mile. Ml l led Ihe
.. .
; r' unding the T?'i... She
wimm ? . ? i . '
her young
companion? when iwimmii
Summer - i i co tinue in favor at
the Pin"! -i i lith ' ivhi re
nd tennis hold
?
Poinl Judith Countrj
? ? elimin
i ary round? at the court?, ich have
????ne of numero
games ? immer. Il ere were
I thirty . it and
? Ward Dawson,
of I. '?. ' :i!.; Rowland H
??:' Peasedali . b. I.; F. ? . (nman, of
j Xeu York; Crait, Bid lie, of Ph
phi ,. and Wal so ' ?urn, winn? r
Mr. and Mr?. \. .1. "? reux, '
of Philadelphia, are gueata r?( Mr. and
;?'?
! Wildfleld Lodge, n;i Ocean Road.
When Saratoga was the Social Summer Capital of the U. b.
N. Y. Yacht Club
Fleet at Newport
Mrs. Richard Stevens and Miss Elsie Stevens Entertain?
Mrs. Wysong Gives Musical?Marble House
Dansant Nets $3,000 for War Sufferers.
N'ewport, Aug. 7. While the adul'
tentils <'nth?i!iin?its of the summer col
ony have unrestricted possession ol
tin- eourtS at the Calino ?-ach morn?
ing whea th<- weather l? fiir, the chil?
dren o? the summer colonists have
their innings during the afternoon,
and almost any afternoon there can
be found a do/en or more tf the
young boys and girls enjoying them?
selves in contests across the nets.
Among the younger players who are
continually using the courts are Craig
Biddle, jr., McLean Harriman. H. ?.
Kidlon, (iarrick Mnllery, Theodore
Mayer, jr., I'rexel Riddle, I.any Tall?
er, James Henry Van Alen William
de Rahm, K. S. Reynal, jr.. ?'ameron
Mri:. Winilow, jr., Henry Clewa, M,
Maurice Avery, Miss Hetty r
Mis? Luci Florence I.oew,
Karbara Loew, Dorothea Willard, Alice
Astor, Natalie Winslow, F.isie Parsons,
Muriel Vanderbilt, Helen Moran and
Consuelo Vanderbilt.
j James Henry Van Alen thi? week
i
? ?m a eup offered by M ri. Henry
- Florence Loew is one of
? etter of the girl players and
i.ohls the liltincl about
the best all-round ?th!?-*? ?rr.r,?. ,?,
firli She i? Rfteen years ??7 J
the daughter of Mr. and Mr? ?
Ce*dhl ?? >? ?t enthasisdS
i'.r wimming a? lb? :- for t?a_Bi?
Recently ?he swam between Hm??"
Reach and Bailey ? B< .. rror? tl?_
than did I ,'V;!arP?i *
Coaatesa Cuy d< ?M, _
ago. }nTl
Mrs. John Jacob Autor, who hu iW
here as the (tun?: of Mr?. Joseph 1
H'ldener, mad" hfr appears?*?? on tk
courts one morning, pUftog 'witj
Charle? E. Sai
natch against Ml ? G Coih
ing. of Roston, and Gary Morgin ?
New York.
With 'he Now fort Yacht CI?J
?re for a eoupl? of days, thin
were more informal par
usual, fine of tl
dancing, given by Mrs. ki chard St*
veas and her daughter, Miss EIom St?.
vena, at Hill Top Inn. Then -,
another similar affair, though ?irrtr
given at the same puce in a ihort
time Maurice Koche '.
Bight of August lH for this p?rty, asi
he is to have a compa-iy of lio #
dinner, and probably ,., m?ny non
for dancing.
Mrs. John J. Wysong, following let
custom, gave another ?
home, Greystone, late in the week.
Mrs. Frederick W. Goodman, form?r.
ly Mrs. .1. Mitchell Clark, has been hit?
this we? - inersl uii
Mr?. J. Prod Pi? has tine?
returned to New York, hut befor? ths
went she gave orders
,.ny Crii?
Park, to the public. While the f!ow?ti
of the gardens were in full bloom, Mr?.
Goodman silo ? public to roaa
about the place at will, sad hun<ir?di
visited the park. There were so many
entering the p'.a.-- -nposubU
to keep control of them, and therefor?
Gray Crsig has been closed for th?
time being, ?.'
The dansant at '?'. -e a week
ago to-day for the joint bent-tit of thi
Congressional Union for Woman Suf
frage and the children made destitutl
by the war netted about |:l.<)00, and
*riis week there has been a sale in th?
so theatre buildiag for the benefit
of wounded French T.ii.ii
given under the patronage of Mrs.
Leonard M. Th, am K.
Vanderbilt. Mi- W arrea, Mn,
August Belraont, Mrs W. K. \'an?ierbilt,
jr., Mrs. R. Livi ?ckmoa, Mr?.
?ring Biddls and Mr?. Royal Phelpi
Carroll.
One of the entertainments of the
week was a reception given by Mr?.
Gibson Fahnestock, the t'eiture beirj
a recital by a French schoolmaster m?
, here.
One of those who hai been welcomn'
back to the colony ?luring the last fiw
day? wai Edward -I Berwind, who ii
at his home, 1 h : Ein smi
!>>' Tt
in to the board ol - eraen ?t
the Casino for snother term of four
?rears, he, Lew - Edwia
I?. Morgan and Milton B. Httgtt ill
being rrwhW
Phil?
delphia, are arriving on Monday to at
the guest.? of Mr. Berwind, sod he hit
snned to give a *eri?i if
dinner partiei and l?verai inform?l
er dances before the end of th?
I summer.
July To^uiFmg Record
BroReir? im BerfisSiires
The Austrian Ambassador and Mme. Dumba Entertain for
Prince von Hatzfeldt?Lenox Dog Show in
September?Century Club Reunion.
Lenox. Aug. 7. In July touring b'
automobile In the Berkahire? wa? th
heaviest ever known, and the beginnin
ot" August look, like another recori
breaker.
Air.vint thi? week wire ma:r wel
known person? who are being enter
tamed by cottager? and at hotela. Pi
and Mrs. William Holland Wilmer an?
Mis? Rein-kali Wilmer arrived iron
ington to visit Thatcher M
Adam? at Sundrum House. Holier
Shaw Rarlow arrived from Huston t?
hi? mother. Mrs. Francia C. Bar?
low. " Uic? M. Davidaon, of Ne?
York, came up to Pittafteld to he with
Mrs. Thomas Kenny. Mr and Mr?
William B, 0?gOoii Field are et it?
ing his mother anrl sister. Mr?. William
Hazard Field, ami Misa Man 0?|
Field, and al.-o Gerald de Witt and
Sumner Hal laid, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Francia Rowell and
Maud Miner arrived at Cold Brook
? Mia? Charlotte K. Harne-, Mr
and Mr.-. Thoma? W. Strong ha i ?rlth
them ? - ' her mother. Mr?
('. W. Bonsils. Mi ? I-ubel Shutter is
entertaining her sister, Mrs, Ah
Lawton, of Savannah, lia. Mr. and
Mrs. Huntting Worth, of Foreat Hills,
Long Island, are th? gttCSt? of Mr. and
Mr?. Mark T. Robin?, in Lee.
I>r. and Mme. Constantin T. Dumba
gave a number of eatartainmenta foi
their gueatl .'' 'he Austrian Erab .
Prince von HaUfeldt, the com
the (ierman Embassy' Captain Frans
von Papen, of the (ierman Em
and the Austrian Conaul Genera] m
New York, Alexander von Nnber de
Hereked. Mi-s Clementina riupi>.?
entertained for her truest. Mme. Emma
Eamea.
In Stnckbrid/e a -cries of nld Testa?
ment <ror:e.? ?ne hem?: presented !>'? tlie
children of the eottagera on the lawn
at the home of Mr. an?! Mrs Graham E.
Parsons, th? being dran
by l?r. Georg? Greavill? Merrill and
'he plays arranged b\ Mi-. Pal
On Tues.lav afternoon twei I
dren appeared in "Rebekah at the
W. .'..'' and another nlav is m prepara?
tion.
I ii.- date of the annual Lenox Pof
Shew has been set for Tin-.?.lav. Sep?
tember 14, and it will be held on the
proper'v of Mrs. Anson l'i
in Cliffwood Street.
rh? -ih>!-; s of the week a' the hotel?
have been clock golf and putting, and
fishing in the lakes for black b? tt
Meaton Hall, in Stockbridge, the clock
golf tournament was won b] M il
Charlotte Moray, of Troy. Mrs. (liarles
R. Gay. of New York, won the patting
match there. The Hotel Aapinwall
putting contests were played in the
early part ot* the week, W. ('.. ('llbert,
of Washington, winning th? men's
event and Miss Hope Palmer, of I ike
wood, N. J., and Miss Grac? I.a'.uir, ?f
New York, being tied in the women'?
r.ai riiiK'" I anu i . i?
will fol
open *
-
and aeason men ' ? atT
. _i? ?here
-rta"""11,
i rttii*ni
Berk-?W
rington ..' their R |? ,-.
?nd Mr? S. * 7-rt? T.
? ' ? " ?* ' ??-.???? 'juin
.n.l Mr- .:- ..
?.. Whit
honor "r> *
r.ey Monroe. v ,l th?
M,,s Edna Hilton, m ??? *?*-3
daughter of Mi . ' ,rt
exhibit..! -JJi?
exhib ' ? " .- i.h,
' a .L.n?e *?"
Lydia I
Enen ?? " %??*
?am Mara ?h VW
inahield, narre. ,10*,
as s . |?l?
?r A. Nett . . ,_.? tt*
Dr. Henry P Jaqu? ."?-* b'v"*iif*
construction o? \t, o*
'ka.un ? frot? Mr*
propertv h? laUly purchased tro ?
Phelp? - ? . 4 ?
?if
n?,ui- ,?rp
.it?
W Folaom an ' lAtfit*
plans for o
gardens.