New-York tribune., 1921-07-10
Invitation Tennis
Tourney Opens at
Greenwich July IA
Society Interested in Annual
Event; State Golf Meet
Begins Wednesday; Bath
ing Attracts Many Visitors
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


GREENWICH, Conn, July 9.-Green-
wich society is interested in the annual
invitation tennis tournament to be
held on the turf courts of the Field
Club beginning next Thursday and con-
tinuing each day up to and including
July II. One of the features will be
she play in mems singles for the cup
presented last season by Mr.. and Mrs.
which Harold x. Throckmorton' srmton' bas oa
one one leg, 1t has to be won three times.
Play will commence each day at 10:3O
a. M. and 2:SO p. m., except on Sum |
days, when matches will begin at 2:3O
p. m. The women players will be en- /
tertalned at the Rosemary Hall cot
tages and the men will be the guests
OF the club members. Luncheons will |
be served at the clubhouse. and on the the
evening of July 16 a dinner-dance will
be given for the tennis players at the
clubhouse. Marshal C. Bacon is chair
man OF the committee and the other
members are James D. Pell, Arthur Du
Bois and Walter L. RICHTER.
Among the entries received are
Belas Wright, |. Kumagae, Cedric A.
Major, Alexander Her, Harold A. /
T71hrockmorton, H. S. Voshell, Captain
Werner, of the Princeton University
tennis team, which won the intercol-
legiate championship this year; Led
low Van de Venter, Philip Van de |
Ve1ter, Nile E. Mahan, Dean MATHEW.
Hoffman Nickerson, Theodore Roose-
welt Pell and James d. Pell, members
Of the club; Marion Zinderstein,
Eleanor Goss, Florence Ballin, Mrs. E.
G. Mills, Mrs. William H. Pritchard.
Mrs. c.. V. Hitchins, champion of
Mexico City; Phyllis Walsh, Mrs. Les
lie Bancroft, Miss Edith Handy, Miss
Bessie Holden, also Miss Adelaide and
Miss Helen Hooker, daughters of Elon
II. Hooker, of Greenwich, members of
the club.
Connecticut Golf Title
Tourney Opens Wednesday
The twenty-second annual champion
ship of the Connecticut Golf Associa-
ton will be held on the course of the I
greenwich Country Club, beginning.
July 13, and will be continued july IA
and 16. record field will compete
Tor the title this year. The qualifying
round will be played on Wednesday.
the first thirty-two players having the
best scores to qualify for the cham
pionship division. Match play will
start on Thursday and the finals will /
De played on Saturday. To-day is the I
last day for receiving entries. Parke
Seeley, of the Brooklyn club, is the I
present title holder. The officers Of
the association are: j. T. Souttcr !
Greenwich, president; E. B. Morris, !
Hartford, vlce-president, and Howard !
White secretary and treasurer.
Two hundred and fifty members of
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club enioyed |
q dinner-dance at the clubhouse last
Saturday evening. Among those who |
had reservations were Commodore
douglas Graham Smyth, Kenneth B. |
van Rlper, L. M. Werner, W. Y. Simp-
son. G. w. Walworth, A. w. Bahr. +. !
H. Adams, Sanford Robinson. Nathan
lel Webb, M. M. Looran, Francis s.
Page, George L. Slawson, L. v. Arm /
strong, Dr. Grant. Martin Schultz. F.
A. Hummer and Walter S. Comlev.
dinner-dance given at the Green-
wien Country Club last Friday even I
ing attracted about 200 of the mem
bers., A golf tournament for club .
members was held over the clubs
elghteen-hole course on the Fourth. t
"a; a olnner was given tonight at the |
Indian Harbor Yacht Club for the com +
modores of sister clubs along Long !
island Sound. j. P. Morgan, COM I
modore of the New York Yacht Club
was among the guests. Commodore t
Douglas Graham Smyth of the club
iiaM charge OF the arrangements,
ihe extreme warm weather over the /
week end made bathing the popular
pastime at the Greenwich Inn. Fully /
zoo guests at the inn and members Of
the summer colony passed the greater !.
part OF Sunday in the water off the inn.
several tennis matches were also
played during the day. Dances were
gwen Saturday and Monday evenings
at Inc Crossways which were large
~ attended. A large number Of visitors
arrived at the inn for the holiday. in
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Kane and
child, Mrs. Ricca and Miss Ricca. Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Bouillon and daugh.
ter, Mr., and Mrs. julius A. Heide and
SO son. Albert Norman and daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Smith and Miss Smith Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
A. Overton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Tavlor
Mrs. w. L. Halock, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bender and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Oatman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Standish.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wheeler and three
sons, Miss Katherine Reilley, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Kilgour, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Winan, Miss Genevheve Perkins, Mr..
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