The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Mas NElS ON DOUBLE DAY
ct OUTLAW PTON
sXore 81 a esowX
Horse Sholu Now to Follo1u
Tennis Games at NeUport
Throng Drawn by Davis Cup Matches to Remain fol-
New Attraction-Nearly All the Boxes Have
Already Been Taken.
ACI&O ONGE

hostess at large luncheon. Amonl
others entertaining this week were Mrs
| John Aspegren, with luncheon, whil
Messrs. Louis Boissevain and Reginalt
G. Vanderbilt both gave dinners at th
Clambake Club.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is to give his usua
dinner at Sandy Point Farm on Monda,
evening for the judges and officials o.
the Horse Show. He will have a few
friends also outside of the show and ex.
hibitors. This will be for men and viii
be in the riding ring at the Farm.
| The advent OF the Davis Cup final.
did not mean that there was no other
tennis In the villa colony. for the W women's
tournament In doubles furnished some
brilliant play, ending in the finals
Wednesday. when Miss Dorothy Kane
and Mrs. George Peabody Gardner, Jr.
defeated Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and her
daughter. Miss Florence Loew, 6-1,
4-6. 6--t. The match was not nearly
as well played as the semi-fiual round.
when Mrs Loew and Miss Loew defeated
Miss Barger and Mrs. Henry p. Russell
in straight sets, 7-5, SIS. In this
match Miss Loew showed national tour
nament form. The boys tournament for
prizes offered by Mrs. Loew resulted In q
victory for Master Gordon Douglas, Jr.,
after hard struggle with Alexander
Shaw In a three set match, ~--4, 4-6.
81.
Tennis Players Entertained.
There has been much entertaining for
the tennis players the past few days.
Both the Japs and the Australian teams
are stopping at the La Forge cottage and
three women from Australia are with
their team, Mrs. T. S. Hawkes.. Miss
Addison and Miss wertheim. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Goadby Loew gave an after
noon party on Wednesday for the play
ers and young people. at which she had
the society entertainer, Khaldah. to
amuse them. Mrs. Stuart Duncan gave
dinner for them ut Bonnicrest, and
each afternoon during the play there
was always tea at the home OF Mrs.
Barger Wallach.
There were many luncheons also and
among those taking place Wednesday
were three given by Mrs. w. Fitzhugh
whitehouse. Miss Julia Berwind and
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson. Dinners that even-
Ing were given by Mrs. Charles Warren
Lippitt, Mrs. Howard @. Cushing. Miss
Martha Goldman. which was for her
house guest Lady Ursula Blackwood.
from London, and Mrs. Robert Lovett.
To-day there was a novel stunt at the
beach In the form OF mattress race.
which proved most exciting. The course
was laid out at fifty yards, and there
were both men and women competing.
II was case of paddle your own mat
tress' and canoes took back seat
There were suitable prizes offered and
another such event Is being arranged be-
tween the winners Of the women and the
men.
An election OF officers OF the Reading
Room took place this week and proved
of much interest. Mr.. John Thompson
was elected president to succeed Mr..
jeorge Peabody Wetmore. resigned Mr..
Walter S. Andrews secretary and treas
irer, and the executive committee DR..
Harry Jennings Knapp. and Messrs.
Walker Breese Smith and Bradford Nor
nan. Thomas Ives. Hare Powell and
Bradford Norman were elected to the
5oard OF Governors to 6il the vacancies
'aused by the deaths of the late Henry
g Taylor and Charles Frederick |
Hoffman