New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-01
Golf
Tournament Thrills
New London Folk
Vardon, Ray, Hagen, Barnes
Meet in One of the Great
est Four-BalH Matches Ever
Played ON American Links


NEW LONDON, Conn, July ST.
Golf, almost to the exclusion of so
important sporting event as the in
ternatlonal yacht race, has been the
absorbing topic of interest here this
| week. due to the spectacular game on
the Shennecossett links between Var,
don, Ray, Hagen and Barnes. which
was one of the greatest four-ball
matches ever played in this country
Vardon was responsible for the vic
tory for the Britishers. 1t was n hard
fought battle to the end. A gallery of
more than 1000 persons followed tho
match.
Mrs. j. 3. Linerd, of New York, won
the ladies' putting tournament this
week, defeating Mrs E. J. Baker If. bv
a up and 3 to play. There were TWENTY
three entries, and after fifteen were
eliminated the remaining eight played
IN pairs. In the next to the last round
Mrs; Baker won from Mrs. S. w Buck
by 2 up and to play. Mrs. Jesse Rice
defeated Miss A. Bromley, of New
beat Miss Betty sloper by 3 up and d.
to play, and Mrs. J. B. Lincrd won
from Miss Elinor Judkins by up and
2 to play. Mrs. Baker then won from
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Rosenthal lost to
Mrs. Linerd by 3 up and to play.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hartshorn, of
New York, are occupying their cottage
on the Shore Road at Eastern Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Nugent, of St.
LOUIS, are passing the season at the
Point, having been among the first
cottagers to arrive. Mrs. Byron Nugcnt
is stopping at the Griswold for the
season..
Ross David, Of New York, the vocal
list, has opened his cottage near Os-
wegatchie. Miss Margaret Wilson, the
PRESIDENTS daughter, who is one Of his
pupils, will visit Mr. and Mrs. David
later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. De CRETE, who
have been stopping at the Grswold af-
ter an extended tour of England, have
left for Hot Springs, Va.
DR.. and Mrs Karl Reiland, accom-
Mrs. j. c. Burrill, Of Winsted, Conn,
are registered OF the Grswold,
The party will make an extended tour
of New England by motor before re-
turning to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle E. Carley are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Van Wyck and William Fernald, of
New York.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Francis HERE
shoff have returned from New York
where they attended the international
yacht race. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Irma Grey Ridley
Mrs. William Ogden Mcdonald. of
New York, has as her house guest at
her cottage on the Shore Road, Miss
Loretta Sheehan, of Brooklyn.
Arrivals from New York this week
include Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Ramirez,
Mrs. John E. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bode, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Lam
drey, Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Kane and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Fitzpatrick Miss
Helen Richards motored from New
York with a party that included Mrs.
+. NJ. Carleton, J. L. Irving and J. A.
Kelly. Other arrivals from New York
were Francis Dec. Sullivan, Arthur
Houghton, B. F. Parsons and C. Monroe
Smith.
Arrivals from Brooklyn include DR..
and Mrs. Cameron Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindley bingham, Mr. and Mrs.
George I. McQuade, Raymond L.
Balfe, James J. Mapes, Henry r.
Sutphen jr., Mahlon B. Wallace and
John NJ. Kingsley.
Other arrivals are Mrs. Henri Prud-
homme, Miss Prudhomme and f. II.
Prudhomme, of ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Dana, the Misses Frances and
Ada Dana, who motored from Charles
town, w. Va; Mrs. George P. Miller
and Miss Alice Chapman. Milwaukee;
Major c. l. Peart, London, England;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knowles, Miss
Duryee, r. w. Duryee, r. A. Sedwick,
j. Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Wool |
ley, Hartford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Scott Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis, Philadelphia; Mrs. A. ". Todd,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bow
man and Louis Sanderson, Pittsburgh. |
Plans are being made for the mask ball |
to be given at the Griswold The com
mlttee includes Mrs. Earle 4. Carley, /
Mrs. Charles Talcott, Mrs. j. B. Linerd, |
Mrs. Hollis Shaw. Mrs. Clarence Gray |
Dinsmore, Mrs. Frederick Lund, Mrs. |
J: b. +. Herreshoff, Mrs. l. G. Ridley, |
Mrs. Whitney Lyon, Mrs. Bartram,
Miss Florence Doughty Mrs. w. T.
Sloper. Mrs. William Ogden Mcdonald,
Mrs. Byron Nugent, Mrs. E. p Bah
cock, Mrs: William Minton and Mrs.
Achille Migeon. |