The New York herald., 1921-09-07
Newport Youth in
Motor Hits Man,
Wins at Tennis
D. K. Armstrong Leaves Police
Station for Match-Victim
Has 3 Ribs Broken.

SpsctaI Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. 6.-Young David
X. Armstrong, son OF Mrs e. Matt
land Armstrong ana a grandson Of Mrs.
David King. when driving his car In
Narrangansett avenue this morning ran
into John L. Healy OF the Street Depart
nent and the latter was taken to the
hospital with three broken ribs.
Mr.. Armstrong did all he could for
the sufferer. He was detained. however.
at the police station pending the condi-
ton of the injured man, who at frst
it was thought would die. Later Mr..
Armstrong was released and played ten
mis- ~ the Young Mems singles tour
nament. defeating Dudley Davis Jr.. ST.
60. 6-3.
The tournament is for young men
under Is for prizes given by Mrs. Gus
tav ]. s. White. In the other matches
Alexander Shaw beat Dyson Duncan
6-4 6-1; w. b. Kip defeated Barclay
Douglas 6-1. 6-1; Henry Howard won
from Louis Shaw 6-4 6-3; A. 7. Gray
beat Thomas Bridges 6-1. ell; Gordon
Douglas Jr, defeated Gould Shaw So.
3-6, 6-4, and Howard Cushing won from
Louis Reynal 6-3, 6-1.
Society is again turning to music for
diversion On Thursday evening at the
Casino there will be concert by the
Higer Trio The patronesses include.
Mines. Andrew NJ Moreland, Marsden
j. Perry. Stilson Hutchins, Il. Hayward
Ferry, George Eustis Corcoran, Craig
Biddle Jerome N. Bonaparte. Cornelius
II. Tangeman, John Aspegren, Philip
Rhinelander I'd, Walter s. Andrews,
Reginald Norman. Francisco p. Finoc-
chiaro, John J. Wysong. Frederick Pear
son, Frederick w. Rhinelander. Robert
G. Shaw I'd, Thomas Reed Bridges.
Dudley Davis Edison Bradley and Ash
ley H. Robinson, Edmund Grinnell, Prin-
cess Casimir Lumomirska, Mines Brad
ford Norman, Percy G. Guy. c. Augustus
Simpson, and John s. McLennan.
The second round in the girls doubles
tennis tournament for prizes offered by
Miss Hope Iselin was played at the
Casino this afternoon. The Misses Edith
and Elizabeth Woodward won from
Miss Adele Reynal and Miss Iselin 6-2,
7-5; the Misses Marion and Fanny
Wickes defeated Misses Lilly Cushing
and Kathleen Baker 6-2, 0-6, 8-6. The
finals will be played tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte
started for Long Island after few days
at the Muenchinger King. and Mr.. Lor-
lizard Spencer, who has been stopping
there, returned to New York.
Mr. Hermann Oelrichs Joined the col
ony and is with his mother, Mrs. Her
mann Oelrichs, at the Muenchinger Red
wood cottage.
The Spanish Ambassador, Senior
Riano, has gone to Washington. but will
return on the 18th for prolonged stay.
Mr.. Kenneth p. Budd is visiting Mr..
De Lancey Kane Jay at Hill Top cot
tage. In Ruggles avenue.
Mr.. George Eustice Corcoran hurt his
leg to-day while diving of the raft at
Bailey's Beach and will be confined to
his home for a few days.
At the New Cliffs Hotel are Mrs. J.
D. Williams. Mrs. III. O. Schwabbe and
Mrs. c. l.. Yearsley from New York.
Rear Admiral Hilary p. Jones. COM
manding the Atlantic feet, Is expected
tomorrow, and will be at the Laforge
cottage for a few days. Five battle
ships of the fleet will arrive with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and
their daughters. the Misses Florence and
Evelyn Loew. will end tSeir stay to-
morrow and return to Rosiyn, l.. /. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon also will
60 to Long Island.