The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome M. Bona
parte at Narragansett Pier
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Play to Begin Tomorrow
Many Social Affairs Planned
for the Week.

SoUTHAMPros. y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
annual tennis tourna ment Will begin on
Monday AT the Meadow Club courts, and
plans are being made for a busy week
with many luncheors. dinners and dances
Almost every one viii entertain during
tennis week. and the clubs and hotels
have ALREADY exhausted their supply Of
accommodations.
Besides the tournament dance at the
Meadow Club on Saturday there will bs
the annual costume ball on Thursday
evening for the benefit OF the Southamp-
ton Hospital. This will be a large af-
fair A marquee will he ere ted IN the
garden grounds adjoining the clubhouse
in which there will be dancing. and sup
per will he served on the porches Nearly
all OF the boxes have been sold at $50
each. This ball is given under the eu-
spices of the Ladies Hospital Auxiliary.
and among those on the cornmittee-of ar
rangements are Mrs. Harry +. Robbins,
Mrs. Henry g. Trevor. Mrs. Edward Van
Ingen and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
While there has been no large social
gatherings the past week there have been
numerous luncheons. bridge parties ana
small dinners and three Juvenile parties.
on Monday evening Mrs William Lowe
Rice gave a dance for her daughter, Miss
Virginia Rice
Mrs. Henry G. Trevor entertained the
Juvenile set on Tuesday evening for her
daughter. Miss Helen Trevor. and Master
Graf Trevor. The party was given AZ
Meadowmere. the Trevor summer
home. About nifty guests were present
There was dancing followed By supper
Master Dick Dilworth gave an in
formal dance on Wednesday evening Ia
few of his friends at Mocamento. the
summer place Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Dilworth.
/ On Wednesday afternoon and evening
there was II gathering at the Meadow
Club tea house 10 hear Miss Ruth Draper
/ in original monoogues. Among the
patronesses were Miss Hetty L. Parrish
Mrs. Phillips 3. Thompson. Mrs Alonzo
Potter, Miss Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs
Frederick A. Snow, Mrs. George Il. Dad
nun. Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs. f. Burrell
Hoffman. Mrs Charles r. Henderson, Mrs.
y. f. Chambers. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
Mrs c. Warrington Curtis. Mrs. William
Lowe Rice Mrs. John r. Archbold, Mrs
J.. B. wyckoff and Mrs. Patrick A. Valen-
tine
One of the largest gatherings OF the
garden club was held at THE Orchards
on Monday, with Mrs. T. A. Valentine as
the hostess. THE Orchards" IL one OF the
show places of southampton and much
time was spent by the guests in strolline
through the beautiful gardens, An Illus
tratcd lecture on formal gardens was a
part OF the programme.
The event OF the week at the Shinnecoch
Hills Golf Club was the "old and younp
guards" eighteen hole handicap played
to-day. Archibald Rogers offered prize
) for men over So and prize for mer
under 55 was offered by Charles Steele.
Mrs. Henry f.. Coe and Miss Emily Coz
are at their camp In the Adirondack ant
; Mrs. George c. De witt is at Buzzard Ba,
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Flagg Mrs
Edmund e. Comm has been the guest O.
Mrs. william r. o, Griswold at Lenox
, Mass
Among those who have been In tow
the past week are Mrs. James II. kidder
Mrs Charles II, Godfrey and Mrs. w
Rossiter Belts.
The dance as planned by Mrs Henry
Rea for this week has been postponed
until later date,
Mrs Benjamin, who Is occupying tn
Clafin house IN Shinnecock Hills 70
August. Is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Cort
land Nicoll Mrs, Henry IT, Rogers ha
had as her guests the past weaS Mis-
Polly Hare and Miss Dorothy Kane.
Recent arrivals mt the Meadow rlu
are Mrs. Leigh Hunt and Mrs. G. Fred
erick Watson Of Orange. " J.