New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

three each, ridden by hunt servants or
members in hunt livery. A LARGE lis.
of entries has been received. Among
those Offering prizes are Clarence W
Dolan for the hunt class and Mrs.
Francis ?. Garyan 7or the saddle
classes. The judges will b. Charles P
Williams, of Stonlngton, Conn. for the
harness and breeding c-ass-s; f.!fred NJ
MacLay, Of New York, hunters, and r
Penn Smith, of Unionville, Pa. saddle
classes.
Annual Ball Game for Charity
The city officials and the summer
residents will have the second Of their
annual classics at Freebodv Park on
August 20, when they will again clash
Tor supremacy on the diamond The
officials will be headed by Mayor Ma
honey and will have practically the
same team as last year. The proceeds
Of the game will go to three charities.
Sumner Gerard will again captain the
summer residents team and amony his
followers will be George Peabody Gard
ner jr., Louis Treadwell. Charles Dun
lap, Suydam Cutting, Henry P. Russell,
Joseph Hartman jr., Henry Sturgis
and Arthur G. Gray
Much attention is being attracted
by the posters which are advertising
VIC SNCHO, tuc CUNINlLJeo IN Cuarge
of which, includes Mayor Mahoney, Mrs.
Whitney Warren, Mrs. Robert Lovett,
Miss Maude Wetmore, Sumner Gerard,
William T. Whitehouse, DR.. Alexander
Hamilton Rice, Mrs. jeremiah Ma.
honey, Mrs. Clark Burdick, Mrs Doug
las E. Dismukes, Mrs. William S. Sims.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, Mrs. Louis
Treadwell, Mrs. Walker Breese Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Hartman, Mrs. Max Levy.
Mrs. Fletcher Lawton, Mrs. J Francis
A. Clark, Mrs. Herbert ". Smith and
Mrs. Charles Moran.
A musical treat was accorded the
many summer residents who thronged
to the hall Of the Art Associa ton yes
terday to hear the concert given by
Bertha Ezra, dramatic soprano; Keith
Ryan, tenor; Oscar De Silva, composer.
pianist, and Mrs. w. Woodward Phelps,
sccompanist. All the artists were
pleased with their reception and their
performance received high praise.
The tennis tournaments for the
prizes offered by Mrs. Stuart Duncan
and Mrs. W. Goadby Loew opened to-
day, competition being keen, especially
in the elder girls class, where four
Of the six matches played were car
ried into extra games, The results
were as follows:
Class A-Laura Biddle defeated
Florence Havemeyer, 2-6, 12-10, 60;
Hope Iselin defeated Anne King Carey,
2-6, 6-1. C.; Elizabeth Woodward
defeated Fanny Wickes, 3-6, 6-4.
6-3; Mary Ames defeated Violet
Tangeman, 6-1, 7-5; Marian Wickes
defeated Marian Gray, 81, 4-6, 6-4;
Edith Woodward defeated Sylvia Brew
ster, 6-3, 6-1.
Class Binary Hammond defeated
Winifred Loew, S,S. .; Phyllis
Go, 6-l; Kitty Wickes defeated Bea-
trice Greenough, Go, 6--1.
Mrs. Conde Mast gave & dinner at
Cave Cliff last night. Mrs. John Mich
olas Brown gave dinner at Harbour
Court and Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie J. S.
White gave a dinner in honor of DR..
and Mrs. Satterwhite. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gould Shaw entertained with
a dinner and informal dancing at the
Clambake Club.
Mrs Joseph z. Widener, Mrs. ". F.
Whitehouse and Mrs. Beverly Bogert
gave luncheons, and Mrs. Oliver II, T.
at the Newport Country Club.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones gave birthday
party this afternoon for her little
granddaughter. Miss Pope, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. Russell Pope. There
were moving pictures and other forms
Of entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. S. Cassard, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. R. Shirley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell, OF New York, are at the
Muenchinge King.
Mrs. Richard Willing Peters, OF New
York and Philadelphia, are the week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Paul, who Will give dinners tomorrow
and Saturday in their honor.
Bishop Harding Entertained
Bishop Alfred Harding and daughter
are the guests At The Corners of
Bishop and Mrs. James H. Darlington.
Posters for the Davis. Cup finals at
the Casino were displayed to-day, ard
announce that on August % the singles
matches will be played ~ 1880 aad
2:50 o'clock. There was meeting CT
the committees of city officials, Cham
ber of Commerce and tennis promoters
this afternoon to discuss plans for the
reception OF the Davis Cup players. 1t
is thought that there may be a public
reception and welcome and an address
by the Mayor.
Recently added to the list Of patron
esses for the coming society baseball
match are: Mrs. Bradford Norman,
Mrs. Cornelius w. Vanderbilt, Mrs.
James Il. Darlington, Mrs. W. Goadby
Loew, and Mrs. John Elliott
The Stokes Cup races will be held
Saturday. In the event that it is rain
ing or unpleasant many will probably
90 to the beach. There Will also be
beach picnic, enough entries having
been secured to warrant its success.
Saturday the Vanderbilt Cup race Will
take place, weather permitting.
.s7nqne those at the New Cliffs
Hotel are MI. and Mrs. j. j. Haas,
OF New York.
Mrs. w. Starr Miller is at her Ocean
Drive estate for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. william W. Fitlcr of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. |. 4. Clou
tien and the Misses Cloutien, of Chi
coutim, Canada, are at the Hill Top
M Mrs. Oliver c. Jennings will have
dinner party for fifty at her home
Saturday evening, foliowed by informal
dancing.
Visiting Captain and Mrs. w Wood
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