The New York herald., 1921-05-29

the earlier matches determining the
winners from the various countries en-
tered. Again, there will the usual large
invitation tournament. which will bring
together the best players in the United
States, with some OF the foreign players
also competing. and there Will be two
tournaments for women.
The Casino this year is under the
recently elected progressive manage
ment which came into vogue last autumn
and the public is to be admitted by pay
ing the customary fees. The grill again
will be open beginning July /, and Con-
RAIDS orchestra win begin morning con-
certs in July. Thomas Petit. who has
seen forty seasons of consecutive tennis
management at the Casino. again will
be in charge of the courts as well as the
indoor court tennis events. He Will
have with him the usual corps of In
structors. Joseph Barrett will begin his
thirty-eighth year as the genial super
tntendert. but Clarence Stanhope. cash
ier and bookkeeper. who will complete
thrty-nine consecutive years of service
July !. viii be missed for the first time,
as the board of mana cement has made
arrangements 10 retire him on a PEN
sion In recognition OF faithful service.
Changes in Rental List.
Inc rental HsL Oh MeSsIs. DeblOlS
Z. Eldridge indicates some changes in
the occupancy of villas and also that
some of Newports former most active
social families are coming again this
season after a short absence. Mrs.
Oliver II. r. Belmont will arrive in
June. having leased Seacove. one OF the
villas belonging 10 Mr.. and Mrs J. Nor
man de r. Whitehouse. She will not
open Marble Palace
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Burden re-
med from Europe on Thursday and
are already at their villa. This year
they have leased The Orchard. the large
place in Narragansett avenue belonging
10 Mr.. George r. Fearing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin b. Lsughlin OF Washington will be
among early arrivals. occupying Lands
End. the charming villa Of former Gov
r. Livingston Beeckman
Among the newcomers this year will
be the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Ship
man. who have taken the DE Rham cot
I tage. They will arrive late in June Mr..
A. Van Horn Stuyvesant has taken Chas-
( tellux, the villa OF Mrs. c. Lorillard
! Spencer. who is to go 10 the Philippines
/ for missionary work. Mr.. III. Leroy
Jones has the Pumpelly cottage. Mrs.
/ r. James Cross Of New York. another
newcomer here. has taken the Brent
Il Ls0uSe OF AiF. ana AiFS. LOUIS -. hC0AesE
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark al
\ ready are occupying their recently pur-
chased Wrentham House. Mr. and Mrs.
\ Stuart Duncan are again at Bonnie
crest. and Afr. and Mrs. Arthur Curt'ss
James will be at Beacon Hlll House.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Suffern Taller win nc
I here in June at Honeysuckle Lodge. Mr.
Taller will open his new golf course
/ This is one OF the sportiest courses foi
nine holes in the United States. and
was modelled at much expense after tbs
most celebrated holes in this country
and Europe. He viii have many golfe'
friends for the holidays and over sun
days
The Muenchinger King IS always
open. the New Cliffs will open on Jun,
Is. and Hill Top Inn soon aftcrward
There is an innovation at the latter
place In the private bathing facilities
Early tn the winter Mr.. Marshall. man
ager OF the Vanderbilt Hotel In New
York. made arrangements for the leas'
ing OF Hazards Beach, adjacent {,
Bailey's. Patrons at the Inn Will fint
excellent bathing houses Heretofore
they would have to be the guests Of s
stockholder at xle Bailey TO enjoy th'
surf