New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
SPORTS At STANFORD.
Interest Centred in Golf TOURING
ments-Tennis Popular.

Stamford, N Y. Aug 2 (SpeciaD.-Local interest
has centred this week in the golf tournaments
over the course Of the Utsayantha Golf and Tennis
Club in Churchill Park Each day there has been
a picturesque gallery to witness the contests In
the final round of the third annual championshiu,
tournament Mr.. Adams last years champion de-
feated Mr.. Vaughn, up and to play. Mr.. Adams
proved superior to his opponent in his putting
and approaching The first cup In the women's
championship by Mrs. Merrthew. Shs
also won last years tournament.
There large entry list for the mems handf-
cap tournament Wednesday. The cups for the
first and second prizes were awarded to Messrs.
Garfield and Larom The wOmens handicap tour
nament will be held to-day.
On Wednesday afternoon lawn party was given
at the UtSayantha farmhouse by Joseph HarIOfg
Many OF the summer visitors were invited. while
the dancing and music furnished a pleasant after
Moons entertainment The house and grounds
were artistically decorated. and the services OF
the Vendome orchestra were secured
One Of the most successful social affairs of the
season the annual midsummer ball at tha
Rexmere Saturday. The decorations were ex-
tensve and tastefully arranged. while many took
part in the evenings enjoyment IL has been de-
cided to hold the customary midsummer ball at
Churchill Hall Saturday evening when many
out-of-town guests are expected
An enjoyable progressive euchre party was held
in the parlors Of Kendall Place on Thursday even
ing. Miss Metz and Miss Cassidy secured thu
womens prizes. and the mems prizes were won
by c. ". Chace and Mr. CrOweu.
The revival in tennis. which has been so no.
ticeable in other resorts. il also apparent
in Stamford. and there many interesting
matches daily. The championship tournaments In
singles and doubles will be held next week. when
the cups offered by the Utsayantha Golf and Ten
mis- Club will be competed for.
An entertainment consisting Of musical iruifs-
tons and humorous reCitatiOns. given az the
Grant House Saturday evening by Frank Pauli-
son. of NeW-YOrk- Mr.. PaulisOn very success
ful with similar entertainments at the ReNmere and
Churchill Hail. and also we'll received BY the
guests of the Grant House.
Among the recent New-YOTk arrivals at the hotels
are:
Rexmere-Mrs- Z. L. Norton. Mrs W Bartels
Miss Bartels, DR.. 4. Bartes. r. F. Vail. F. Z. Vail
T. ]. McGibbOn Miss Della Kelvin. z. z. sutton,
Mrs. A Anderson. C. Fl Dressed. Mrs A Miller.
Irving J. Cameron. E. l. Myers and Mrs. James
Marlborough.
.ChurchilI HalI-Niss F. + FenneH George W.
Fennel. Edward r. Feunel, Mr. and Mrs. ID. c.
Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harvard Mss c.
4. Johnson EgertOn Brown. Mrs. z Giderseeve.
John r. Butler. Mrs. Emma F. Hamilton. T. A
Russ. Mr.. and Mrs Edward a Mc6ua1e Herbert
" Todd. Miss Julia r. FOOte, H. ~ Perry. Mrs J.
NJ. Crane. W. !. Courtney. Lewis ;. stone Mrs y
Richie. Miss Clarisse Richie, W. n Watson and
Mr. and Mrs. G. -. Blair
New Grant House,. ". Foucar, Mrs LudlOrn-
Miss Marion C.. LudioLl, Mr.. and Mrs r. Raymond.
William J. Sttt, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Bangs.
J. r. Winchester. Mrs. c. Edgar and Miss Edna
Tanner.