New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
4 ennis, Horse Show
And Ball TO Hold
Newpol*s's Attention


Special Dispatch TO Pie Tribune
NEW UEI r. L. Aug. 2A.-The
Casino will be INC center Of attraction
tomorrow when the Davis Cup finals
will be started between the japanese
and Australasian teams The contest Of
elimination has been watched closely
from the beg ming and interest is
naturally tense IN the last round when
the team which will challenge the
United States W.. be decided. There
viii be reception after the match
tomorrow AFTERNOON. The practice
matches Of the opposing teams have
been watched by { large number in the
gallery each day. Tomorrow morn
ing Anderson viii meet Shimidzu
and in the afternoon. kumagae viii
play Hawkes.. Co Friday the doubles
will be PLAYED, Al derson and Todd op-
posing Kumagas and Shmidzu. On
Saturday the singles will be on again.
Kumagae playing Anderson and
Hawkes. meeting Shimidzu.
Practically every one of prominence
is included in the lists of box-holders
or patronesses Of Every Good Eddie"
which viii be given al the training sta
ton the last three days of the week.
and in which society is taking much in
terest. A dress rehearsal was held
this evening, and among those recent
~ added to the lists of patronesses
are; Miss Maude Wetmorc, Mrs.
Scales, Mrs. r. f. Dillon, Mrs. W. c.
Eustis and the Misses Mason. Miss
Elizabeth Robinson will have charge
Of the ushers Boxes for the show
are practically all engaged for the
three nights
The register at the Hill Top Inn in
cluded J. +. Nyman, of Chicago; Mrs.
j. A. Austin and N. Falls Austin, of
Memphis, and Mrs. Walter G. MUM
and Miss Merle d. r. Mann, of Brook
Ign.
Miss f. Wolpcr. of New York; DR..
and Mrs NJ. j. Schoenberg and Miss
Ruth Schoenbcrg are listed at the New
Cliffs Hotel.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs has her sister,
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, as her
guest at the Muenchinyer Redwood
Cottage Mrs. Vanderbilt recently re-
turned from Southampton.
At the Muenchinger King last eve
ming Mrs Eugene S. Reynal gave
dinner in honor of her daughter, Miss
Jeanne Reynal
Mrs. w. Fitzhugh Warehouse and
Miss Julia Bcrwind were hostesses at
luncheon to-day. A children's party
was given by Mrs. Robert Grosvenor
last night.
Eighteen guests were entertained at
dinner at the Laforge Cottage last eve
ming by Mrs Henry a. Wiley, wife
OF Rear Admiral Wiley U. S. N:
Mrs. William T. Conn, wife OF Com
mandcr Conn, was the hostess at
bridge supper at the Laforge last
evening.
Mrs. James T. Terry. Of Southamp-
ton. is expected here for the Horse
Show next week. She will be the guest
of Mrs. Whitney Warren Bacon at the
I.aforge Cottage.
Special entertainments for the tennis
players have been begun. The Japanese
players we're the honor guests Of MY
and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings at din
nes yesterday, and were luncheon
guests of Mrs Stuart Duncan, at Bon
niccrest. Tomorrow Mrs. Duncan will
give dinner in. their honor and largo
number Of guests Will be present. Mrs
Barger Wallach has invited the mem
hers of botn teams to tea at her resi-
dence every afternoon.
Bishop and Mrs. James II. Darling
ton entertained at dinner at the Cor
ners last night in honor of MIR. and
Mrs. Gilbert Darlington.
Recent arrivals at the Casino in
clude: Mrs C. c. Buell. and DR.. and
Mrs. f. Airport, Of Chicago MIR. and
Mrs T. A. Havcrmeyer, Mrs. Louis Liv
ingston and Miss Marguerite Watson,
Marsden J. ]. Perry jr, Elliott Dan
]inqton, Robert H. Russell, Miss Mary
Peoples, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Tilbon
and Mrs. Orne Of Washington, and
Mrs T. H. Howe, Of Lexington, Ky.
The women's doubles tournament
was finished this morning before a
large gathering. when Mrs. George
Peabody Gardner ir. and Miss Dorothy
l. (ar 10 tod NIrS
Goadby Loew and Miss Florence Locw,
6-l, &c, CT. The sterling game,
which Mrs. Locw and her daughter ex
hibited yesterday made then, the ia
vortcs in to-day's matches, but Mrs.
Gardner and Miss Kane PLAYED steady
tennis and won merted victory
1t is expected that the coming ball
at the Newport Country Club Friday
night. to be given by Mrs Oliver II. l.
Belmont for members of the younger
set, viii prove quite an attraction and
viii be largely attended This will be
the first social event of any Importance
to be held a. the Country Club in sev
eral years and many are marking this
as the revival of the club as q popular
resort with approval.
Some Of the finest horses in she
country will be seen at The annual
horse show, which is to be held the
last three days Of the month, on the
same days as the Women's Inter City
tennis tournament. Among those who
are entering horses are Mrs Louola
Long Coombs, of Kansas City; William
II. Wanamaker and his daughter, Miss
Isabella Wansmaker, Of Philadelphia;
Miss Constance Vauclain, of Philadel-
phia; Mr. and Mrs. J. Macy Willets, Of
Cass.lis Farm, and Mrs. Waiter Han
lcc. who will enter Driftwood Blaze
and Twilight Practically all of these
n.rsnts have horses who have won
championships at the Newport and
other prominent shows, and they are
! bringing their best to make this show
the equal Of any that has been held in
previous yeays.
Swedish, Ship Brings 4 Million
IN Gold, J ,C91 Passengers
The Drottningholm, OF the Swedish
American Line, brought here yesterday
shipment of $4,o0O,000 in gold CON
signed to the National City Bank.
The vessel carried sixty nine first
cabin 365 second cabin and esq third