New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-21
COLONY IN BERMUDA
ENDS TENNIS MATCH
Miss Edith Reed Wins WOmen'S
Consolation Prize and Upton
Sinclair Mems.
tFrom The Tribune Correspondent J

Hamilton, Bermuda, March 16.-The con-
ISOLATION matches in the women's and
mems singles in the Hamilton Hotel Tennis
Club open annual tournament were finished
this week, Miss Edith Reed, Of New
York. winning the women's prize and
Upton Sinclair the mems prize. In the
regular tournament Mrs. f. Harvey, OF
Bermuda, won by default from Miss
Cresswell, Of Philadelphia, while in the
doubles Mrs. Z. Harvey and Mrs. G. Cos
ling won by default from Miss Cresswell
and Mrs. Beilin, Miss Cresswell having a
bad ankle. In the women's singles, part
of the match had been played the week
before, when it was stopped by rain, at
which time the score was 40 in favor Of
Mrs. Harvey.
The Princess Hotel made an ideal set
ting FOR fancy dress ball. Among those
in costume were Mrs. +. o. Spedden, of
Tuxedo Park; Mrs. Lentz, OF Philadel
phia; Miss Dorothy Hyde, of New York;
Miss Olive Byrne, of Maplewood. N. j.;
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Of Easton, Md;
the Misses Katharine and Barbara Thaw.
OF New York; Miss Edith Mortimer, Of
New York, and Captain p. r. B. Law
renee, de-de-camp to the Governor.
Prominent arrivals on the last trip of
the Arcadan included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Baylis, Miss Adelaide B. Baylis. Mr.
and Mrs Charles r. Scott, Mrs Lorillard
Spencer, Master Spencer, Mrs. Ramsay
Turnbull, Miss II. r. Turnbull, +. f.
Darrell and Rufus W. Gaynor, all Of New
York.
Arrivals on the last trip of the Ber-
mudian included Mrs. Brookes Brown,
Miss Elise Brown, A. r. Clement. Charles
NJ. Blocker and Arthur Man, all of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Chaplin, OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Watson,
Mrs. David T. Sharples and Miss Rena
Sharples, of Philadelphia.
A subscription dance was given In the
Casino on the Isle of White on Saturday
night, most Of those going belonging to
the younger married set in the cottage
colony.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. William II.
Allen, wife of the American Vice-Consul,
gave a large tennis and dancing party at
her home, Bayview, in honor Of Miss
Katharine Rush, daughter Of Captain and
Mrs. William r. Rush. Captain Rush IS
at present commanding the battleship
Florida, flagship of the 1st Division Of
the American fleet at Vera Cruz.
Arrivals at the Hamilton from New
York include G. A. Adams. c. c. Tough,
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. John c. Mccall,
Rufus w. Gaynor. ]. NJ. Heatherton, Mrs
A. Guthridge, Henry Knox Harden, Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Newton, Mrs. James Andrew
Byrnes, Mrs Nelson Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Hutchinson, Mrs Richard L. Beck
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Van Rensselaer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Brown, clifford
b. Harmon, Mrs. H. II. Raymond and
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Tucker.
Registered at the Princess are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Baylis, Miss Adelaide B. Baylis, Mrs.
Ramsay Turnbull, Miss Turnbull, Mrs.
Joseph w. Burden, Miss Wood, Miss Fish, I
p. B. Corpin, r. W. Tilney, Mrs. William |
Beverley Winslow, Miss ]. w. Winslow, |
Mrs. Robert A. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter c. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs Evelyn D. |
Morgan, Arthur Man, Charles VI. |
Bleecker. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams, |
Mrs. Brookes Brown. Miss Elise Brown, |
Miss E. c. Ross and Miss e. j. Bendley, |
all Of New York.