The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-18
POLO Is FEATURED
AT NARRAGANSET7
Duke and Duchess di Main
DurazzO Attend Hop at
the Casino.
PRIZES FOR PIER DANCERS

NARRAGANsErr PIER, n. l., .rulv ~,
The Duke and Duchess III Malo fu-,,,.
are at Grove Cottage on tho Roc,,,
Unusual interest will he paid 20 diane
ing his year. due to the generosity ~
John H.. Hanan ~ New York. vino b..
put up for competition nearly q sr,.,
OF silver n bronze prizes. They "a
he awarded TO those deemed mos. uo.
Thy ny the judges. who have nn' 60.
heen appointed. on special nights dos. e
mated Tor that purpose, and also ar '..
basis OF the contestants average dam.
ing during the summer Grace o.,
ersl carriage and variety Of stems o.,
ployed will all be taken into cor.il, .
ton.
Present Indications point :, Me
Lucia Chase and Miss Lisa Morris .
' the winnei OF the cuis VII
Wister Randolph is runorod A. g..
probable winner Of the PRINCIPAL mar
cup. The prizes include ten s'yc
cups, two beaten bronze vases. c,r.,,
set. wine basket. fern dish. silver ho,
bon dish, tea service. casserole AM
coffee service. The hrst ~ a series -
fancy dress balls will ho given on ~.
evening Of Saturday. August /. dunn.
which some Of the prizes WIFI b.
awarded.
The hop AT tho Casino Inst nigh, W
the largest yet given. Among those vNr
attended were these New Workers. ".
and Mrs James X. Iiacke''. Mr. mi
Mrs. II. Brevoort Kane. the Duke 7.I
Duchess di Majo Durazzo. l.. romoro,
Graves. John II. Hanan, Mr.. and W..
John r. Fell, Mr.. and Mr.. Stevenson.
Mrs. John r. Corb.n and Mr.. and NJ.
David Stevenson. During to col,s.
OF the evening NJ Roberto and Ne,
B!oodgood entertained tho com91.
with their Interpretation " tho woie--
dances, which included tho rov a.,
fascinating Globe Trot." as Ne. 1s So
eral improvisations OF their own
The cake walk was tho sIhjs
OF as much comment here A. 80 y.
York. and frs; received attention
Friday night ~ the Ma;hrWs,a. Ssh.
l.. l.orton Bryan; and Miss Harrie' D..
den gave the modern version " H. r
dance, while resembling tho .rtr.rll .
great part. has n certain s|y'.oI7'.
about IL. lent perhaps by t.t mas. '..
haps by the modern dance tsnterc
which makes II entirely G",l.g"'s.
the onlooker and docs not g.}. ',
preston Of effort. which so character
the old cake walk. Amoar those Pc.
ent were the Miss $ Chase. Mr.. c g.
MacMahon. Miss Antoiu.''c E' .g
Mrs. W. = Colgate. Mr.. JOIN. Is ..
hin. HOWARD II. rell, EmNu IA. lH
Miss Lisa Norris, Luther i. Glat,s a..
Il. |" carr II New York.
Polo and golf are nov fair, ma
way and vii soou Ice oo.Gl. rg
centre ot the stage \ polo or ''N "
played yesterday between 1850 ter
composed q: tho members Co. g..
judith Polo club. Among ,..
were i. :. T. Randolph. g. s. 70 ID
Golph, Ir. Poilip S'eversor. Ns,. re
d5lph and Emiyn Randolph IT,, ul'
although merely for practice ~i-a'
interesting f %rcrunncr tn tine ',sH
scheduled vents, which o.ri r
senior, Junior ana open oHlui Ship
to he played tomorrow. ru. f't' g.
TIE Army and Navy, Rr'i'.'H Hr'
bore, Memorial, Atlantic ar. I,.I .
trophies.
The frs, golf match % n. ss.
was played on Thursday H'.N o..
Jamcst WI club and po."t 'g'.'. 'H.
try cub cams over tho LINKS H
jamestown club Tho Ho.r' Jg' '. '.
numbers IN rs ranks lorr t. FL o.
lip Stevenson, william G. Marcos
Alexander, Edward Burke a.I w
l.. Ward