The sun., 1919-07-22
TENNIS BIG FEATURE
~- AT SOUTHAMPTON
Interest Centres in Three Con-
tests, One Already
Started.
NEW VISITORS ARRIVE
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney
Take Fleur de Lys Villa for
Rest of Season.

bH ~ ot1U Correspondent OF lhE Sun
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 21.-The
Meadow Club will be a centre OF attrac-
ton for some weeks to come, as the con-
tests now are on for the Lord cup. Of
fered by Mrs. J. Copper Lord for prowess
In lawn tennis The tournament for the
cup began to-day, and will continue for
some time. Mrs. Lord, who gave this
cup, was Miss Louise Trevor, a tennis
champion. and the competition Is open to
ladies who are members or subscribers
of the club and to their daughters over
fifteen years OF age. Among the en-
trants are Mrs Grafton H. Pyne, Mrs
Edmund S. Twining. Jr.. Mrs. Paul
Miller, Mrs. Louise W. Noel, Mrs. Regi-
maid Fincke, Mrs. Lord, the Misses Mar
garet Krech, Kate Prentis, Helen Rice.
Catherine Van Ingen. Genevieve Babbitt.
Lydia Dadmun. Helen Trevor. Cornelia
Livingston and Susan Bowers Coppell.
Two other cups are to be played for
at the club-the Cameron cup, given by
W. Scott Cameron, for men and their
sons over fifteen years of age. and the
Babcock cup, given by the late Henry D..
Babcock. to be competed for by daugh-
tiers of members or subscribers under the
age Of twenty-one. These cups are to be
played for by single competition and no
handicaps will be allowed.
Entrants for Cameron Cup.
The entrants for the Cameron cup
competition. which will begin next Sat-
urday, are Charles A. Lindley, c. T. A.
Miller, waldron P. Belknap. Jr., John
Kavanaugh, Richardson Dilworth. Fred
erick p. Humphreys Robert T. J. Turn
bull, James Mclean. Carroll r. Thomas.
Edward A. Van Ingen I'd, Richard f.
Babcock. Lawrence McKeever Miller,
James G. K. Lawrence. William b.
Rabcock, Everett Colby, Vincent s. Null
ford. w. Bueler Duncan. Jr.. Harry
Sproul, Albert H. Ely, Jr., L. Dupont
Irving and Mr.. Cameron himself Draw
ings for the competition for the Babcock
cup have not been made.
Among those now living at the
Meadow Club are Mrs. Carter Curtis
Beggs. Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dadmun'
Mrs L. Beggs Sproul, Henry Sproul, Jr.'
c. J. Shaw. Mrs. Joel b. Erhardt. MI
and Mrs. James D. Sawyer, Mrs. Charles
T. Barney, DR.. and Mrs. T. Liewehen
Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian II.
Larkin, Miss Sarah Lsrkin. w. Scott
Cameron and Harry Hoy. Miss Larkin
will give a dinner for thirty young
people at the club Saturday. and week
later her parents will give one for mar
ried persons
Mr., and Mrs George Whitney, who
have been with Mr. and Mrs Charles
Steele. have taken for the remainder Of
the summer Fleur de Lys. the villa just
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon
Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney have
homo in Westbury, l.. l.. and that town
will be represented here by MT. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. with whom VIII
be Miss Celestine Eustice. DR.. and MIS-
Norman Ditman have returned to the
Terry cottage in Hill street from Pride
Crossing. Mass. where they went toi
the wedding OF their niece. Miss Cath
crime Blodgett, TO Morris Hadley.
Many Recent Arrivals.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas are
here at the Grovenor Atteroury vita
which they leased recently. Among
other recent arrivals are MI and Mrs
Arson McCook Beard. who came from
Tuxedo Park. Miss Maude Kahn. whc
recently returned from France, wnere
she was engaged IN relief work for two
years 10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bache
Hamilton Brown.
Mrs NJ. Cumnock Wagstan has come
| from Seabright, y. j.. TO be with MT
and Mrs. James Parrish Lee. MI. and
Mrs. ]. Insley Blair who were in TUXEDO
Park for the spring and early summer
are in the Humphreys VIVA IN Mair
street Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Victor Onatlva
Jr.. after a visit with Mr.. and MRS. j
Stevens Ulman. have returned 10 hen
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