The sun., 1919-07-25
TENNIS RESUMED
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Women Contest for Lord Cup
and Babcock Trophy Play
Begins Monday.
BIG MUSICALE PLANNED
Pirate Party for Children
Charms Youngsters at
Montauk Point.
BIG MUSICALE PLANNED
By a stag Correspondent, o, TIE sus.


SOUTHAMPTON. L. l.. July 24.-Play
Sor the Lord cup was resumed this morn
ing on the tennis courts of the Meadow
t1ub. In the first round Mrs. J. Copper
lord defeated Miss Margaret Krech.
6-s. 60; Mrs. Grafton II. Pyne de-
feated Miss Kate Prentice. Ga. ca
Miss Helen Rice defeated Miss Katherine
Van Ingen, 6-1. 81; Mrs. Edmund s.
'Twining, Jr.. defeated Miss Lydia Dad
nun. 6-1. 60; Miss Helen Trevc~ de-
feated Miss Dorothy Duncan, G-y1.
e.; Miss Cornelia Livingston defeated
Miss Gretta Gallatln by default; Miss
Susan Coppell defeated Mrs. Lawrence
lMcKeever Miller by default.
The prelminaries stood: Miss Lydia
.Dadmun against Miss Genevleve Bah
.bitt, e--3. g.. Miss Helen Trevor
against Mrs Louis W. Noel, 80, Is,
ca.
The contest for the Babcock cup will
begin Monday morning and the final en-
trants include the Misses Barbara, Helen
and Adelaide Hooker. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker of
Greenwich. Conn.
l..
tons for musicale to be given Satur-
day evening In the art museum of which
he Is the founder and donor. in COM
Ipliment to the subscribers of the Sout.l-
ampton Choral Society. The artists VIII
be Mrs. John II. Nugent, contralto: Miss
Marjorie Stevenson. soprano; Miss Doris
Francklyn. piano; Davis Lutz, violin
Albert Jaeger, tenor. Miss Madeleine
Blackburn will be the accompanist and
=, ,.-il1 1Nn thn nrG
Mrs. Hiram w. Sibley after visit
with Mrs Charles T. Barney at the
Meadow Club left to-day for Black
Point, Conn. Mrs. James Lowell Put
nam, who with her cousin, Mrs Richard
Mortimer Of Tuxedo Park. is at the
Brush South cottage, will leave for Bai
Harbor Monday for a ten day stay Win
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard van Nest Gam
brill have come from Far Hills, y. j., TO
pass a few days with Benjamin Nicoll
before going to Newport 70 visit his
mother, Mrs. Richard Gambril. Mrs.
Carter C. Beggs win give dinner to-
morrow evening at the Meadow Ciup'
where she Is passing the summer. There
il much disappointment that the wedding
Of Miss Lucy Patterson. daughter OF MI
and Mrs Rufus l. Patterson. to Caslmlr
de Rham will not be an event OF the
northampton bcdSOI- IL has pSSh -
cided to have the marriage celebrated In
New York late in October. The engage
rnent was announced in New York during
spring.
Emile villemin of New York is holding
q series of conferences in French on
Wednesday mornings at the villa OF Mrs.
Thomas H. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard H. Williams will come from their
country place in Morristown. y. j., on
Monday TO pass several weeks at the
Meadow Club. Mrs. Frederick A. Snow
is giving dinners at her villa, Garden
side, tomorrow and Saturday evening.
Col and Hrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
who are cruising on their houseboat The
Everglades, will return here early next
week.
After visit in Cleveland Ohio, Mrs.
William Lowe Rice has returned TO Lake
Agawam.
Mrs. Marshall Russell has returned
from Virginia to the De Forest villa In
OK Pasture road. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
II. Williams. Jr., are passing the summer
in Edgarstown, Mass, where also are
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanford.
Miss leila de Milhau of the art village
gave to-day at Montauk Point what she
called a pirate party for dozen OF chill
dren who, far from acting the role OF the
conventional pirate, were admonished TO
be most hospitable and 10 ask to lunch
con with them any young people who
happened TO come on their domain