New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
T.. ]. Berwind Named
Head Of Spouting
Rock Beach Club
Davis Cup Match Plans
Completed by Committees
at Newport; Junior Sand
Modelers TO Compete

NE W ~ IL , r. l., aug lD.-t-d DWARF.
J. Berwnd was elected president Of the
Spouting Rock Beach Association at
its annual meeting yesterday IN the
office Of Frederick Paine. lluch interes Il
has been shown in the results Of the
ele1t;on, as there have been two fac
tions. Virtually all OF the members
of the association were present either
in person or by proxy.
Those Of the board OF governors
whose term of Office expired this year
were Ogden Mills, Clarence W. Dolan
and Lispenard Stewart. Because Mr.
Mills will not return here next vear
R. Livingston Beeckman was nomi-
mated and elected without opposition.
DR.. Henry Barton Jacobs was elected
secretary and treasurer. and executive
committee members are Messrs. Ber-
wind, Dolan and Jacobs, Mr.. Dolan to
be the chairman. Mr. Berwind has been
acting president of the board of gov
errors since the death Of Henry 4. C.
Taylor.
Cup Match Plans Made
After luncheon at the Casino Grill
yesterday, committees on the Casino
'NAii1'o' VI ehe NNdEl Der OF Commerce
and representatives from nearby towns
discussed plans for the finals of the he
performances of the Davis Gun
matches. The matches will be held
mere the latter part of the month and
VIII be between the winners of the
Japanese and India matches and the
australian team. The prevalent opin-
ION OF the meeting was that this is To
be the greatest tennis that Newport
has ever had, and the committee con-
slders itself highly honored by the
Natlonal Tennis Association, which as
signed these courts for the matches
"A committee has been formed to boon,
me analr IN the surrounding terri
torres. Among others it includes H
"A. Titus, of Newport, chairman; E. w
Nash and H. S. Sturgis, of the Casino
tennis committee; NJ. Chamberlain, of
NNarragansett Pier, and Miss Christine
Curtis. of jamestown.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer entertained
at the luncheon and the members were
all highly enthusiastic. 1t is expected
that thousands of out of town people
VIII throng here for the matches and
preparations will be made accordingly
Inc boys tournament for the prizes
offered by Mrs. Stuart Duncan was
started at the Casino yesterday and is
arousng as much interests as that OF
the girls. Three of the matches con.
Douglas defeating Gould Shaw in &
particularly intense contest, SIS
l1-9. Charles Moran beat W. D. Davis
jr., S., "a; Alexander Shaw beat
A. 7. Gray. 81, 6-3; Barclay Douglas
beat Douglas Dismukes by default;
Edgar Galway also defaulted to Varicf
Crissell; Dyson Duncan defeated Nor
ton Eustic, 81. 60; Mcclure How
land defeated F. C. Havemeyer, 60
6-3; W. Andrews defeated Louis Shaw
6-3, g.
Memorial for Caruso
The Newport Casino orchestra under
Mr.. Henry Conrad is planning a Carusc
memorial for August rs. The orchestra
will accompany one of Carusos aras
on victrola.
There will be a luncheon at Mrs
Mar tomorrow, and Dr. and Mrs. Alex
ander H. Rice are also arranging din
ner for August % and 81.
Something unusual in contests will
be held at Bailey's Beach tomorrow
morning, when Francis Burke Roche
will give silver cups for the winners
of a sand modelling contest. Two chill
dren, constituting a team, will be giver
an area of sand and forty-fve minutes
to complete any kind of a model, tht
only implements to be used being thosS
which they find on the sand, as shells
etc. Mr.. Roche has also offered prizes
for the swimming events, which viii
be held after the modelling contest i:
over.
Mrs. Lawrence PAUL is entertaining
Miss Lota Robinson, of New York, at
Paul Home.
Mrs. Herbert shipman will give
dinner and dance Friday night.
Registered at the New Cliff Hotel to
day we're Mr. and Mrs. l.. Sherman, OF
Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
C. Dale, of Philadelphia.
Among the new entries at the Casino
are the Misses Edith ". Chadzy anc
Addie Chadzy, of Providence; G. G.
Bacon, of Providence; Mrs. Minturr
Pinchot, Miss Rosamond Pinchot and
Mrs Clifford Pinchot I'd, who are taking
New York; Mrs. Walter CASTOR, Of Buff
falo, and DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Moffet
guests of Mrs. David King.
The judges for the costumes at the
artists ball this week are Miss Ruth
Thomas, Miss Louisa Lyon Eustis, Mrs
John Nicholas Brown, Mr.. La Fargo
John Du FATS and Howard Hlder.
Horse Show Exhibition
Among those who will show horses
this year at the Newport Horse Show
will be R. P Combs, of Kansas City;
J. G.. Sylvester, of Hanover; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Rutledge Smith, of New York;
Edward Ilsley. of Devon, Pa, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Wanamaker jr.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Castor and Mr.
and Mrs. N. R. Luther and Miss Re
becca Luther. Of Buffalo, and John J
Reilly, of New York, are at the Hill
Top Inn.
Rear Admiral Bradley Fiske has con-
Guided his Newport visit.
Mrs. P T. Wilson is visiting in New
York for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Duncan will give
dinner parties on Thursday and Satur-
day evenings in honor of their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pool, Of New
York.
A childrcn's party will be given at
The Breakers tomorrow afternoon b.
Countess Szechenyl.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will
give a dinner tomorrow evening at
Honeysuckle Lodge and another on Au-
gust &c.
Many of the society people are in
terested in the coming boxing bouts
Friday night at Freebody Park for the
park fund.
Five Doughboys Occupy
Two Miles Of Hospital