The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
Tennis at the Country Club,

finals. Miss Rice Ia nut Is. but 10
very clever at tennis. being trained in
the sport by her mother. one OF the
leading woman players Ia all the Berk-
shire open tournaments The IN xed
doubles were won by Miss Mary Church
and Kenneth Sheldon. representing the
Wyantenuck OF Great harrington. who
defeated Miss Alice Goddard OF the
Stockbrldge and John l.. Rochester OF
the Greenock Country club. Ii. 6-4.
The young men singles We're won by
Kenneth Sheldon. who beat Sheldon II.
Smith OF the Greenock Country club.
SIS, 6-3, 7-5. In the young mems
doubles. sheldon and Malcolm McComb
OF the Wyantenuck Country Club beat
Ellery Sedgw.ck aad Machlin Davis Of
the S,ockbr dge Club, s-3. 81. Shell
don, who figured In three of the cham
pionships. is one of the fastest players
who have been seen In the junior events.
The finals were played for the Heaton
Hall tennis cup this week. Miss Helen
Van Noorhis and Wlnifred Rice defeat
'ng Miss Amy Miller and Arthur II.
Miller. 81, ct. S-6. In the women's
doubles, Miss Edith Burtis and Miss
Clara Gregory defeated Mrs. Charles T.
Gay and Miss Helen Van Noorhis. st,
g., 6-4.
Tourists have made u beaten track
10 that hin top where Hotel Aspinwall
is located this week and there has been
life, interest and many entertainments.
Mrs. A. NJ. Belden of New York won
the weekly putting match and Miss Edna
Hilton had the best score at archery.
Among the arrived this week were Mrs.
J. stuart White. Miss N1rie q. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W Randall, VI W.
Randall, Jr, Mrs. Edward :. Atwater,
Mice IH,r.1,s, mot -. ~. 4.
B.. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. II II. James. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l. Luce, Lieut. Friedrich Won
Eitis OF Austria. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Whalen,
Mr., ms Mrs. Walter +. Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Luyties. Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis
Mueller, DR.. and Mrs. Ramsdell. Miss
Charlotte Ramsdell, Mr.. and Mrs. C.if-
ford Kobb.
At the homelike Curtis Hotel AT the
four corners, where there is a large COM
pany OF prominent guests, the diversions
OF the week have been largely bridge
and music. Some prominent New York
ers arrived here. among them Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Taylor Pyne. Mrs. Edward c.
Delaheld. Mrs. JOIN Beverly Ducr. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred y, Beadleston, Thomas
Pearsall Field. Miss Mary Osgood Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot c. Brown, Mrs. II.
ingalls, kimball, Mr., and Mrs. william
I Darlington, Mr., and Mrs, Charles
Montgomery.
Congressman and Mrs. Claude r.
kitchin OF North Carolina passed the
week AT the Red Lion Inn In stock
bridge. Arriving at the Inn were Mr..
and Mrs. j, Osgood Nichols, Mr. and
Mrs, h Knott, Mrs. Julia Gray, \.
Mercer, Miss Mabel Mercer. |. Il Frank
lin, Il. ii. White, Mr., and Mrs, William
Anderson, William Anderson. Jr.. OF
New York, Mr., and Mrs. Blanchard
Ramsdall Of Baltimore.
Some of the arrivals at the Maple-
wood are Mrs. VI H., Burley. Miss +. l..
Sheppard Of Brooklyn. MIR. and Mrs.
Il. Montgomery, Mr., and Mrs. W. f..
Macnaughton Of Brooklyn, Miss T.. l..
Nusgrave, j A, Mitchell. Jr., OF Bronx
vIle, ~. Y, Mrs, Lewis II. Stout, Eugene
Jones, Mrs. G, W. Belts. edward =
Belts, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reid OF New
York and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hut
Chins of Boston.