New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Golf and Dinners
Entertain Society
At Southampton
Colony Enjoys Last Big
Weekend of the Season;
Dance at Shinnecock Club
Attracts Many of Visitors
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON, n Y, Sept. g
What promises to be the last eventful
week end of the season at this re-
sort began this morning with the open
ing of the two-day golf tournament on
the course of the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club for cups offered by the club.
In the eighteen-hole qualifying round
Philip Carter and Anderson Valentine
tied for the cup offered for the best
gross score, with rs each. Thirty-two
contestants qualified for the first round
of match play at eighteen holes. run
off late this afternoon. Among those
qualifying were 6. Dixon, H. S. Harris,
". G. Van Cliff, Dr.; Kountze, Anderson
Valentine, R. F. Stevens, Howard Ell
hot, Philip Carter, Morgan J. O'Brien
jr, c. Potter, G. Clark, G. Carnegie,
f. O'Brien, L. Irving, &. Dixon jr., H.
G. Montgomery, IL. Kahle, E. C. Jane
sen, Henry Cae jr., E. H. Pool, L.
Thomas, DR., Carter, W. L. Niles, C. j.
Hardy jr., G.. Perkins, Frank Horne.
]. T. Terry. James l.. Breese, Colonel
Henry Nay, Seelye Benedict, B. Eli
son and Kenneth O'Brien
The seIni-fnal and final rounds will
be played tomorrow morning and
afternoon.
Tonight witnessed great activity at
the Shinnecock Club, where numerous
dinners were given preceding the reg
ular Friday night dance. AS the dance
is the next to the last one to be given
this season, and as many of the colony
are departing after Labor Day, every
effort was made to place this evenings
OF Fol Ga II
summer. MISS Byrnes's orchestra
furnished the music
Many Dinners Tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Fleitman jr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose E. Cham
the summer with DR.. and Mrs. P
'lewellen Chambers. were Nn,ong those
who gave dinners at the club tonight
This dinner served a. the young
couples farewell to tkeir Friends here,
as they are leaving this resort after
Labor Day.
Miss Ruth Moller gave dinner at
the Shinnecock Club Tonight for
party of twelve. kmong her guests
We're Ws. az "a and Mrs Edmund s. Twining,
Mrs. Stephen Peabody Harry Sproul,
Mr.: and Mrs. H. " Wall Antoine J. M.
LeFebre, Miss Estelie O'Brien, Miss
Lisa Stillman, Kenneth C'By;en and
Mr. Stahl.
Others giving dinners at ths club
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ten I'll Deck Ter
hume, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Conn
felt. Dixon Potter and George II.
Towr send.
Dance at Meadow Club
MISS Ellin Mackay and Miss Cornelia
Livingston gave q dance last night in
the teahouse on the grounds of the
Meadow Club for about sixty of the
younger members of the summer col
ony. AS neither Miss Mackay nor Miss
Livingston has been introduced to So
ciety the affair was informal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Proctor and Mr..
and MIS-. Julian Gerard entertained at
dinners tonight.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd. who
has been spending several days in New
York, returned last night to Windy
mere.
Mrs. Irwin A. Powell will give dim
ner tonight for Miss Nina Chatillon.
who will be introduced to society next
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dennison Sawyer. If
ter spending some time at the Meadow
Club, will leave for New York Monday.
Mile. Lenglen to Play Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard, who
nave DeeH llVIHg at meadow Mere for
the summer will return to New York
next Monday. They will leave for
Mexico on September 8, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary
Judging from the reservations al
ready made and the number of tickets
sold for the exhibition tennis match to
be played by Mile. Suzanne Lenglen at
the Meadow Club on Labor Day there
will be large gathering here Monday
to mark the virtual close of the season.
Play will start at 8 o'clock. The pro-
ceeds of the event will be turned over
to the American Committee for Devas-
tated France. Mile. Lenglen and her
mother will be entertained at the home
Of George Warrington Curtis during
their stay here.