New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-19
POLO GAMES At NEWPORT
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NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 1S.-A game of polo
with ten players took place the polo grounds this
afternoon in the presence of large assembly Of cot
tagers and others The ladies' 1t seems offered prizes
of scarf pins the members OF the winning team.
Among the spectators Monsgnor Cape. the dis
tngusbed Roman Catholic priest the Earl and Coun-
tess of OoslOw Mr.. and Mrs ST. John Brodrek Mr. and
Mrs. Ogden Mills Mrs Maturin Livingston, A. c.
Cadogan Mrs. Paran Stevens. Robert Gardner. of the
English Army, G. II. Warren. j. n. A. Grswold. S. II.
Witherbee, the Rev Lewis Francis. Mrs III. L. Living
stOD, Mrs. s. H. Rowland, Mrs. NJ Rowland. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. c. Vanderbilt Mr..
and Mrs W. X Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler Ham
iton. j. g. ROsengarten, T. f. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Z.
ID. Morgan, Mrs. Jones' Mrs Swan, Mrs. Kemeys, c. +.
Havemoyer. Theodore A. Havemeyer. Mrs. Whitney. f.
Ely Goddard, Mrs Archibald Rogers, n. NJ. Beckwith,
Mr.. and Mrs Gauticr, Mrs. David King, Mrs Yznaga,
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Roebling Mr. aud Mrs. Robert
Goelct. Mrs Turnure. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. l.. Riyes Lord
and Lady Vaudeville, aud Mrs. j. NJ Waterbury, Mrs.
Peters, Professor Shields.
Sides made up follows: Blues-T Hitchcock,
IT,, captain; ). s. Rowland, Lawrence Turnure,
jr., +. O. Beach. and James NJ. Waterbury !;
Reds-w. X. Thorn. f.. captain Stanley Mortimer,
Pierre Lorart, jr; J. ID. Laner, Eliot ZOrowsk The
conditions OF the match that the side winning the
most goals in three series OF twcnty minutes each with
ten- minute rests, In hour of actual play were
to be the winners. As might be expected, some
lively play followed 1t evident that the Reds were
decidedly overmatched. Tho first game was won by
Beach in four minutes, the second also made
for the Blues by ZOrowsd TIE pony OF Zorowsk kicked
it through the Reds chagrined 10 know that they
had thus ad led gamo to their opponents score
OF ten minutes then taken The third game WAS
won by Zbrowsk for the Rods IN 14i9 minutes. The
fourth game also by the Reds the last and decid-
ing blow being given by Lorlllard. Tme minute and
a half second rest OF ten minutes was then taken.
The sixth game won 10y the Blues, and time was
called when the seventh game had been IN progress
eight miputes Tue time OF the match was
at au end and the Reds were declared
the winners II will thus be that the PLAYERS bad
eighty minutes Of actual work. All the games were
finely contested and there many exciting Incidents
Malets were broken and OF the riders. Thorn and
Z)rowski thrown. The pins presented to the
victorious ana the winners were congrAtulaed IL
was the bost series games played here this season
Dinner parties were given this evening by Mrs. r. O.
Remsen. by Sidney Webster. by Theodore A. Have
meyer and by Albert Goelet. Mrs Corneu, Vanderbilt,
who entertained Mrs 81 John Brolrok and drs. Law
Turnure. invited large number Of distinguished
guests MonsignOr Capel Monsgnor Cipcl Is To
preach at St Mays K c. Church tomorrow. lie Wis
tied the Casino to-day After completing visit at the
Cushman villa he will he the guest OF Ex-Governor Car
roll. OF Maryland. al Phelps cottage.
Mrs. Henry q. Marquand, OF NeEIork, gave a lawn
tenus party yesterday.
Robert Leuox Kennedy, OF New York director OF
the Western Union reegra ph Company has handsomely
remembered Manager smith and his assistant and al
Of the neen boys for their faithful service
curing the strike He his check for 500 TO them
Charles Frederick Haveneyer, Of New York, Is the
guest OF Theodore A. Hlyemeyer. Austrian Consulate
era at New.YOrk
$ Il. slut, Of Philadelphia. and Professor Josiah +.
Cook, OF Cambridge. gave a dinner party last night
Rev. J. II. Marun, ID. D., and wife. OF AT auta Ga,
guests OF John II. Iumau, o. Ncw-IOrk, at the
HOppn COtjag.
cnaTd IRWIN, r., OF New York, Ia al Acosta cottage.
John A. Ford Of NcwNOrk has arrived al his cottage
on HadOn HiI for the
:. ID. Parker. OF Boston. j. at the Hunter House.
The Marquis Ungaro. LieutenantCoOnc IN tue italian
Army. ISAi tue Ocean House.
Mrs. James b. Dow, OF Boston has arrived az the Kay
HOnae.