New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-03

tcrtainmouts there was the WOmens
singles. which opened the tennis tourna-
mcnt at the Swimming club Monday and
lasted until Thursday LaTSC crowds
filled the galleries each day TO watch the
matches The competitions were lively
and keen and brought forth much en-
thusasm from the spectators. The en-
tries included Mrs. Harold Sands, who
won the tournament and who attracted
much attention by her brilliant PLAYING;
Miss Edith Brown, Miss Katherine Force.
Miss Augusta McCarg. Miss Mary Os-
trander. Miss Louise Firth, Mrs. Henry
slack Miss Mary Niuctt Miss Pauline
Davis. Miss Margaret Weld. Miss Doro-
thea Frcmont-Smith, and Miss Elizabeth
Weld.
The first of the five chamber rccitals
by the Colderne trio was held Tuesday
morning at Elsinore, the home Of Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock and attracted large
audience.
There were any number OF lunchcons
and dinners to enliyen the week. The
dinner givers included Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur c. Train. Mr. and Mrs. William
Lawrence Green. Nj and Mrs. John As
Henderson and DR.. and Mrs. Weir
Mitchell Those giving large luncheon
parties included Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick
and Mrs Sheffield Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs John ID. Rockefeller, jr..
entertained with a dinner dance At Eyre,
seal Harbor. The Rockefcllers have the
Clark cottage. which they have occupied
for three years
Mrs William Lawrence Green. VINO is
now looked upon as the leader OF the
Swimming club set. has arranged a series
Of affairs during the month of August.
Th6s dansants are her specially and she
has planned several On Monday she
will give one with professional dancers
and later Will entertain the children OF
Bar Harbor with one, and will follow with
one for the grown ups, which is TO be a
fancy dress ball Her schedule includes
two dinner dances. the dates Of which
are August n and August -. Another in
novation introduced 10y Mrs. Green is a
twenty-five minute turkey Uot during
The morning concerts.
Mrs John Jacob Astor entertained
few friends at luncheon at La Selva. She
rides horseback much about her estate
and uses her automobile about the town.
The Herbert Lee Satterlees arrived this
week to occupy Great Head. They made
the trip from New York on the Morgan
yacht Corsair.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Thaw are
spending the season at the Malvern.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Warner
Leeds gave an auction party, followed by
a dance at Mosoly Hall. 1t was in honor
Of her house guests. Miss Agnes RUmsen
and Miss Elvira Siitare. l.. \. Gallatin.
Of New York. will give dinner dance
Monday evening at the Swimming Club.
Mrs. Edward X. Durham. Of New York.
will entertain a dinner party al Kew
wayden, Seal Harbor, Saturday evening
Mrs. John Markoe, who is occupying
cottage here. will leave shortly 10 spend
a part OF August at Ltchdeld, Conn.
Mrs. J. Frederic May, Of Washington,
gave a tea Monday afternoon Al Straw
berry Hi i'm celebration Of her eighty
fifth birthday. Many members Of the
family, who are here for the summer.
were present.
The Philip Liyingstons have returned
to Belfast after spending several days
here.
The Thursday afternoon luncheon at
the Pot and KEITH club was postponed
this week on account Of conflicting with
other events. The members Of the club
take turns in preparing and serving the
meals.