New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-08

Storm Interfcrcs 5eith Ploy-f'"e
Septembcr Expected.

Watch Hi. r /. Sept I tSpecIaiI- go ,,o-v
storm of the early part OF the w. 80 COME
plans for gay Labor Day ceie"i''''0' - o,ot1,,
ub.+ shortened what would have unquesl'oIuOiy
- o,,o # tho longest seasons Watch Hi mas
oyer known The hotels had all been cro"'eu y
to the end of week. when the s'oiin -,
departures. Many visitors came lo' oN z -
T,,, in srite Of the disagreeable weather ana llie
-, Iii al lee, omen until after the 10Th Inc
l,aa,+tF-l weather that this resort is noted LOT h
Senter,bcr often fails Of appreciation because u
one storm at the beginning of the month
rho Golf Club was to have been the scene OF q
hir holiday party on Labor Day but the o'ly CoI-
TEST that went through was the partial conCiG'o VI
of the tennis tournament which had started "h
Saturday. 49,.
Tho tournament was arranged at very SNORT
notice ard announcements placed IN inc Ho'eie vi
Friday Many players entered, and the InalcieS
~, Saturday were full OF interest The club gave
TWO cups w c. Carnegie also gave two ana T. %
Morris gave consolation cups. The latter were won
bv Miss Molly Adams and Mr. Byran "ho Ue
feated Mr.. and Miss Burnett. SIS, So % a''-
were put out by Miss Swords and E. n byers.
In The first round Miss Williams and Mr. Rogers
defeated Miss Grscom and 3Ir- BEETLE. SIS, 6-4.
Mrs Rodman Griscom and Mr. FORBES defea'eo
Miss Fulton and g. Rogers. O. SO MIS- = T,
T2vars and c /. ChiIds defeated Miss Burnet ana
J B. Burnet 6-l. 60 Miss s. Thacher ana MT
Richmond defeated Miss Irwin and Mr. horst
man by default Miss Bahr and J. T. Byers de-
feated Mrs Bette and y. B. Burr. 6-3 q Mrs
Dickinson and Mr.. Howard defealSd MIS-. SOON-
man ard Mr. Carnegie. G.. G-3.
In the second round Miss Swords and Nj ByraTn
defeated Miss Williams and NJ Rogers. - g.
ST Mrs Rodman Griscom and Mr. FORBES de-
feated Miss Perrin and Henry Darling ton O., O.
Mrs Byers and Mr.. Chds defeated Miss 1hacher
and Mr. Richmond &c, CO. Miss Behr ana FIlIz
T3yers defeated Mrs. Dickinson and Nj Howard.
6- IS In the semi finals Miss Swords ana Nj
Ryers defeated Mrs. Griscom and MT rorDe9'
64 6-l. Mrs. Byers and Mr.. Childs defeated MISS
Behr and Fritz Byers. 81. SIS. The hnais were
nosfDoned account OF the rain.
Mrs Harry Darlington entertained al the Bunga-
low on Wednesday afternoon with a bridge parry
which was one Of the delightful OF the season
especially the storm. which kept every one IN
doors the early part Of the week. took itself on 70
sea lust in time make the afternoon pleasant,
With each name card was a bunch OF roses, ana
each of the six tables had handsome prize ne
Darlingtons leave Watch Jill on Monday FOR Ma
7llarcneo Sound. where they have country
place. Harry Darlington. il, has planned 20 make
the trip III his yaw Hadajr, providing the weather -
suitable
George Arnistead. Of Baltimore. who has been
spending the at NaTragansett Pier visited
friends AZ the Watch Hill House on Friday
Dobbins and family. who have had
Miss Burners cottage. the Westerly Road. start
ed for baltimore Thursday.
Mrs Davis c. Anderson was hostess At a tea in
her cottage Friday AFTERNOON. ,, =, 49,
ar and Mrs Herman Behr and family, who have
been at the Ocean House during August have re-
turned TO Morristown, where they have taken a
house for the autumn months.
Cement A. Criscon's yacht the Alert, which ne
chartered for the month of August. was put out Of
commission September l.
one OF the most important rentals for the season