New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-21
COH tournaments
For Two Cups Held
AT Southampton
Entire Colony Turns Out
for Babcock and Hoppin
Contests; Entertainments
for Children on Friday

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SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 90
Almost the entire colony turned out to
see the tournaments 'fcr the Bedrock
and Hoppin cups at the Meadow Club
to-day. Afterward the crowd went TO
the beach to enjoy the refreshing
breezes, where a record crowd gath
cred.
Those that played in the tourney for
the Hoppin cup were John W. Cross
jr., Rex Fincke, George Stuart patter-
son jr, Willing Patterson, Jack Potter.
Irwin A. Powell, Finley P. Dunno jr.,
George Crawford Edward s. Moore jr.,
Page Gross, W. W. Hoppin jr., Beck
man Pool, DUPONT Irving, Pierre If
wing, Ralston Coffin, Stephen Ten
Brock Terhune and Edwin S. Good
ridge.
At the Garden Tneacer Friday nicht
an entertainment viii he neid fcr the
aid of the Fresh Air Home for Crippled
Children. A film Will be SHOWN of the
international polo tournament at Hur-
bingham, England. This film Will be
shown in the evening, in addition to
Dream Street. and in the afternoon
Alice in onderland" will be shown
for the benefit OF the younger mem
bers.
The Shinnecock Hills golf club will
send its orchestra over to this affair
and will not hold the usual FRIDAY
night dance.
Among them already having boxes
Tor this occasion are Mesdaples Arthur
&. Clatiin, Frederick A. Snow. Jaupe
L, Barclay, Albert iGallatln, Charlas
Steele, William A. Kissam, Robert NJ.
thompson, Rufus l.. Patterson. Irwin
A. Powell, Edmund S. Twining, George
I, Maxwell, Goodhue Livingston. Hor-
ace Russell, j. Fred Byers and Charles
b: Macdonald. Thomas Beall Davis
Will escort party of young people to
the show in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Winslow, of
Tuxedo Park, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker.
George Peabody has Joined his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Peabody,
at Four Acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Tenney and
klmball Colby, who arrived here Fri
day, will visit Mrs. Irwin A. Powell
at Nestoria for few days,
Mrs. P A. Valentine rave q bridge
and tea this afternoon at her camp
in North Sea for Miss Louise Willard
OF Greenwich. Among her other
guests were Mesdanes a. ". S. Coch-
rane, Marshall j. Dodge, Lyttleton Fox,
Charming ?. Wiley, Stuart D. Preston,
Gardner Brown, Clendenin Ryan,
Marshall Russell, Clarkson Potter and
Henry James.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry May will
rrty a II. IL H.,
Golf Club on Friday,
Frederick Humphreys will return
here on Friday after cruise on mis-
yacht, the Baboon.
Major and Mrs. Theron r. Strong
have started on a camping and fishing
trip at Montauk. They have taken all
necessities for camping several days.
Mrs Strong while not fishing will paint.
She is one of the best artists here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams Nissan,
who were at the Irving House, have
gone in to the city OF brief visit.
Princess De BraCanza has gone to
Newport and is visiting Mrs Beverly
Bogert at her summer home there.
Mrs. William Thaw cd went to the
city for several days.
Mrs. Frederic H. Belts and her
daughter, Mrs. Russell II, Hoadley, will
give reception and tea tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Clovers.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Purcell Mellon
gave a dinner at their place, Villa
Maria, tonight.
Princess Rospigliosi and Nine
Gregoire Izwolsky, who are at Kee-
waydin, will give q luncheon there next
Saturday.
Many of the women interested in the
coming street fair have been in the
~ al
Roberto, who, after a successful stay
in Paris before and after the war, may
come here and give their dancing act
Lady Dean PauFs recital will be
held at DR.. and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff' g
house tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber gave lunch
con to-day for Mrs Schuyler Nelson
Warren, her guest for d few days, at
the Claverack.