New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

well Thomas Leaning Casimir de r. Moore Stew
G Wetts YAM Nest. Of Sew-York. entertained
a dinner party at Kebo. the guests being Miss
and Mrs. Hecksher
MI and Mrs John HAYS Hammond, who have re.
turned recently from, South Africa are guests at
as the season lapses This week the tennis tourna-
ments at Kebo have attracted large galleries and
respondingly popular The regular togrnament ut on on
second. This victory gains to Alsop the Condor
Cup which was awarded to the player who Sc
ing the season. The women's putting contest on
Saturday afternoon was won by Mrs D B. Cath
second Miss Laura Jackson. of New-York. won
best gross scores i5 for the The other entries
included Mrs. T. G. Condor. Miss F. G. McLane
Jackson Mrs PiattHunt Miss McCormicK MRS
Hutchinson Miss Emlen Smith Mrs Morgan Hill
summer Gerard and y. Armstrong. jr:. defeated
Edgar Scott and Amos Pinchot in the hnal ulatch
for the tennis double championship at the keoo
Valley Club. It a wen played, hard fought con
thusiasts Tennis is really the sport Of the hour at
nsd rard as gS and hrmetrong who We're not
playing especially well together as team. were
pull out the match when it seemed IN the begin
ming like an almost certain defeat The first set
fashion at 80. The second set went to deuce and
The fii third set was scott and Pnchots at "a The
fourth and nth sets found the latter trlnS' ana
Gerard and Armstrong won them both in speedy
fashion
General f. c. O'Brien. of New-York gave smart
luncheon Monday in honor Of Baroness Hengel..
Cassin Baron HengemuI'er. Pierre RoCestvensky.
Percy Wynd.am Percy ryne MIS- wilma MllLafn -, Id W
The mixed doubles tournament at keho was the
tennis AFFAIR OF the week. It was especially inter
estlug owing the presence Of Miss Marion Zones
wSo {aS TG%a9 pa1ed i With George Bodan The other
tries included Miss hoy and G. K. Hoy; Miss Dor
othy Whitney and X Auchincloss. Miss Auchln-
Gloss and p Pearson. Miss G0chrah ana :. CISH- C5I
man Miss McLane and !. W Alsop, Miss sally
Lawrence end Pyne ME-, r MaTion H1Tf pa Tawrence
and Amos Piuchot. and Miss Tolfree and sumner
Gerard Miss Jones and her paTtper ,oo ran The e 9 NJ
match in straight sets from flnchot ana MISS Law"
renee
] The Malvern was notably gay on Wedne5day- II
was perhaps the most brilliant affair that has
taken place at the inn this summer Those who
entertained dinner parties were MISS fenuieIoI!- fe,
Prince del Grago. Thomas Leaning Miss stickney.
and Mrs. c F. winthrop Miss Pendieton On $ guests i
Count Cassini Count and Countess Laugier- -Viars'
Percy Wyndham and Arthur Raikes; OF tn the -1 brit
Mr. and Mrs Il. G. Fabbri Mr. and Mrs r. Il
a9n NJ and Mrs Ggse %T ani w rs Gorbn MI MI
and Mrs A. Y Stewart Miss Fox; Miss PendetGn
MFa and / Van BiS%s Ne PR MISS b
Prince del Drago's guests were Mr.. and Mrs Will
ian m t g. Park M Rass s@' Mr. !S and M-S f. WezIer
Mr and Mrs. Louis \. Won Gaertner and MISS
Mr, Leaning entertained Mr.. and Mrs, Stevens
HecI5sher Mr. and Mrs. J. = stewart Mss ct Pat.
Mrs Macy gave a dinner to Dr. and Mrs; Rob
crt Abbek Dr. and Mrs Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
,Favior Pyne and Mr.. Alderman.
Mrs c Francis Winthrop entertained as did Mrs. Mrs
6y 5FS4egSh eiestS soy werd @ Mrs. D iar count warren
slahen Mr.. and Mrs James Ross Iodd, Mrs j. j
Emery Mrs c. Ewing Green, Miss GuTnee. Miss
Belle C;urnee Mr.. Stevens, Miss Cutting Livingston
Blake Mr, Van Nest and Mr. ShapleEI: HAS purchased
Edwin '> Gould ID left here Thursday on his yacht