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Social Sxtravaaance and Snobbery Jvjissiny in Yfewport of Soday Social Sxtravaaance and Snobbery Jvjissiny in Yfewport of So day Detroit Soprano Flint Plans DiARy Soloist at Concert Cupid's THE DETROIT FEDERA- <>f TION OF MUSICIANS BAND New York conducting Three-Day Old with Herbert Tattle Tales Run Riot Straub 1 CAMACHE BOBBITT JORDAN-WILSON ~ will be heard tonight in tlie Mrs. Laurette A. Gamache Air. and Airs. Ernest R. Jor- Belle Isle announces the engagement of dan announce tho marriage, Shell at 8:15. Entertaining Bitter Feuds Ended, her daughter, Mary Jane, and early this month, of their This Fall Kourt ee n- tbt. ¦ ..- . --* < < Mayfair -jw ----- year-old Julia By ORBY KELLY Bayer, De- FI.TNT, Aug. 30. soprano Hollywnod Wtyllat troit doings highlight wh o leaves * Than 30 Years green is your w ardrobe ? J the Labor Day holidays with Resort Saner Ago here for p HOWIf it doesn’t include a soft Hollywood on a regular three-day program green green ahd a riotous it Monday, will planned at Flint Golf Club for flu Coolly KNicl<Eßbocl<Eß lacks what the film colony con- he soloist. w? cs ¦ those deriding to remain In (irr*4 U. • r#l*ni Off c*. siders a lively tour de force. fin Miss Bayer, town. A dance Saturday opened Even mixed greens are having who has nt- '¦ the event, followed by swimming fi-v: time in her not exactly sitations row Lsued informally, Iheir heyday along with one- the I tended and diving events on Sunday I k! . or naxli n! career. jn ditttf contrast to the en- color costumes, accessories, or Good a 1 e so afternoon as well as a kickers' ' graved and heavily crested “bid" something so simple but im- School here, T: ,S is 0 e rs 'V?' \'r:\- A handicap golf tournament. Mon- •» Knockout sent out the green !.'• ;> ,<! -.••- by other regime’s a hat. willmake her v\ one ht : j portant, day members nnd friends will ’ celebrated sori a secretary, It was the smart blending of home with . > ipse in*o the parlance, I that caught gather for a regular outdoor >¦ ~* Maria do Rarril, whose family three yellow-greens her parents • Newport i'’ t it usc 1 N wjv»rt "knocked out Fisa's picnic with each group taking once w,!* rich enough to build Ann Sheridan’s eye when she set in Hollywood. ?o he." t'U , over the duties of chef the ‘ Beaulieu," out to buy a new slack suit suit- she at Of OOUT'C S’ Kn’f nothing \* ihe Bellevue avenue There al cooking. A ” fresco Wh.en T chatted with her she villa Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt able for almost any occasion. will join her two-ball buhbh'd over with enthusiasm of gabar- teacher foursome golf tourney will pre- \.' ** now calls “home." The trousers wool and, & of \ ir\v, :r in and your the I xuid .icclai'cd that nowhere else in a rich green, sponsor, cede event. sm*i.« \oti think Bailey’s beach came Into ' dine are bronze >tvial \\h- th- r she t i Looking after the various in the world had encoun- , l in apple green, and a Alfonso Pet* t-.'n-'u w. social glory about 1892, when a the shirt phases n tered grandeur, such ele- lIE MRS. ROBERT’ W 1! SON is ro/za, of the activities are Mrs. p such group of NrwjKjrt MARY JANC GAM AC JAMI'S knee-length, sleeveless coat in now rt is a ; *r- A gance, such an architectural Summer resi- the J. Palmer Crawford as women s ° Ann appearing in - :¦ : dents acquired tlw* property from chartreu.se. likes outfit Jl 1.1A IIAIKR T¦ f \ flaunting of riches. Harry E. Bobbitt, son of Mr. daughter, Mary Emily, and reason. It is giving the Mexico entertainment chairman; Cole .j Bailey, a fence for a second Ward, Mr. erected Bobbitt. Robert Wilson, of looking coat at Mexico City. Petrozza A. men’s entertainment My only wish was that T.a and put up a “Private, Keep and Airs. Harry F. James her a good Summer Opera Maxwell, who knows her society The news was made knomt Air. nnd Airs. \Y. Wilson of she wearing with beige is arranging a screen test for chairman: Verner P. Mathews, < KT," sign that has survived lor which is j>ool Lk i in parts world, at a party held recently Cleveland, < >. the young Detroiter. chairman: R. G. Mann and of could dinner I all the almost hall a century. or white. James, have seen the Newport that at the Women’s City Club. The young couple will make The program for today’s con- Mrs. John R. golf chair- men. me the Newport of The bridegroom-elect is a linn**? in ] Blaze of Color re rt follows: fascinated F. W. Vanderbilt 0 0 0 Ilaggin. graduate of the University of Star R*nn#r. Mrs. James B. Mrs. *t>an*!«l ***"• .Several month* ago we pre- Kranral** Ft Farewell Gesture John Wvsong, Mrs. Oliver 11. That was just about Ihe 11m* Michigan. GENS- CIIRTS TE NSEN March Mltttalra J. • • Selection of Btra<»»« Wal?»»* up • dicted that a blaze of color P. Belmont and Mi's. Richard the first Vanderbilt mustered Miss F.lda Gens, daughter of Prayer «n<l Tirenin raottuntm* from The younger set of the golf boudoir, that (ire»el“ sufficient, courage to poke his would Invade the ••Hanzel »n?l 11 .nu»erd!nck abo Gambrill. JAMES-JEWELL Air. and Airs. John Gens of Ren- and Suit* N n 1 club has serial plans in Newport. South American shade* >rie»»ienn« (e) Tbmi* women were blessed iiose into A recent wedding was that of ville, Minn., and Carl Chiisten- be a <a) iTaluda (hi Minuet*# Farando.a mind for September 12. At that lie was those of Chinese hue would IntarmlMlon with wfll-fllledmoney bags and Frederick \V. Vander- Miss Dorothy James, daughter sen, son of Air. and Airs. J*. C. Thomaa time the coliege crowd will stage (lied lovely lady's choice over meek Orertum Kaymond an ambition to outdo one an- bilt, Who a few ve.ps ago, Soprano a Jwlla Bnynr a fiance as a farewell gpsture petal pink or timid heaven blue. <*>) * other. leaving Ihe bulk of bis $78,000,- tai II Hnclo —Srdltt >hi»r' Irefoie members separate Our prediction has already Selection* from JClleen Herbert for That made for a social race 000 estate to Mrs. James Lau- fulfilled, Fall wear Tone Poem I-inland.# *¦ ''r various schools. Miss Carrie who been but for Stripe* fc<’U»n KN, < **KB,K M K M it was fabulous to behold. rens Van Alen. .still lives In atari and Jane Miner has the job of look- : s lly 1 his willbe an established n ocn great style at “Wakehurst," a trend ing after general details, c snoblwry of ihe What Fisa Maxwell saw In In the aided n.n • fashion. Winter months is of 1!M1 port baronial-like pile* of s'tone built by Miss Hetty Bonhnght, ~f \lrs. Stuyvesant Kish, Mrs. year in Now these full colors look warmer. Dick Hermann w.r a sefies of magnificent by her father-in-law, the late . mei and Ilinry Clarl I ngden Goelet, Mrs. at the Thev’re also, I'm informed. Very to architectural ghosts of the past. J inics ,T. Van Alen, about Labor Day evenis at Atlas Oclrichs. etc., not mention (1895) spirit lifting. Green heads the Catholic waged Some Newport houses are like rime that “Fred" Valley Country Club include a tho tor social fouds . bit the chateaux of France, others Vanderbilt erected “Rough two-liall foursome in the after- Kmonc ambitious Newport L rr* Wffl I could elaborate on leaf green like bits England. Point." now ihe Newport home rif)on with at the ... are of Old dinner club . M * at th# turn of the pajamas, spinach green t of Mrs James Luke, mother chiffon Monday evening. Some are beautiful, others ugly. R negligees, green and white Group Mr. and Mrs. centurv crepe few ''am- All are touched with a of Doris I >uke Cromwell, and taffeta Offers I-eon A. Pratt head the enter- Todav there are striped and checked and the standing at ihe far end of that tainment committee. Then a bitious" hostesses at the cele- grandeur and nobility, breakfast coats, green satin trees former “Avenue of Millions"-- event is slated at brated Rhode Island resort. verdant and velvet-like nightgowns, nnd so on ad in- mysterious lawns that t?> tb* Rulli vue avenue, Atlas for September l's a “ambitious" host- slope down l finitum I want to ronren- Plays with And it takes among year 1895 saw but More notice walk" are tho most The also that low-heeled and to make things hum—and “cliff trate on a new pajama designed shoes esses charming ihe "Marble House" (costing $1:750.- j flashlights are required. provide gossip. on continent. by Warner's Howard Shoup. THEATER The the Yet ihe late Mrs. Oeltaeh’s (m.(H rise next to Ihe late Mrs. rpi IE CATHOLIC only information passed on to No question- but what *¦- enlarge is “Rijsecliffe," built site of William Astqr’s “Bcechwood." OF DETROIT will embers t‘.a* *‘•••rs life Jived at Newport today on 111?' Half and Half is vlll healthy less Ihe home of Bancroft, the his- For almost a generation its activities during Hie coming be a steak roast. The Pratts a far more and put nightgown top led torian, at a cost of 52.000,000, stately “Marble House" was the 1 Howard a season, according to a report is- are also supervising tins social exacting existence than that ,MK).
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