New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-07
Newport Crowds
See Boys Tennis
Tournament Open
Girls Doubles Continued;
Finals Set for To-day;
Many Paironesses Listed
for Concert ON Thursday
Special Diapatch TO 7,hn Tr,bunn


NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. 6.-The bows.
singles tournament started at the New
port Casino this afternoon for the
prizes offered by Mrs Gustav J. 9.
White. There was much enthusiasm
displayed by the contestants, as in all
OF the previous events. Howard Cush-
ing beat Louis Reynal 6--3, 81:
Henry Howard beat Louis Shaw Cd
Ga; David Armstrong beat Dudley
Davis 81, 6-2, 6-3; Alexander Shaw
beat Dyson Duncan Ga, 6-1; w. B.
Kip beat Barclay Douglas 6-1, 6-1:
A. 7. Gray beat II. r. Bridges 6-l,
6-1; Gordon Douglas beat Gould
Shaw 6-3, Cd. The tourney will con-
tinue tomorrow.
The girls continued their doubles.
Edith and Elizabeth Woodward defeat
ing Adele Reynal and Hope Iselin 60,
7-5; Marion and Fanny Wickes de-
feating Lily Gushing and Phyllis Baker
6-2, %, SIS. The finals between
Edith and Elizabeth Woodward and
Marion and Fanny Wickes will be
played off tomorrow if the weather
permits.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, who
have entertained extensively during
the season, plan to remain until late
in the fall They have been occupying
the D'Hauteville, and may purchase an
estate here for next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte have
left for Southampton, after a short stav
here
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Graft and Miss
Catherine Graft are here from Paoli. Pa.
Major and Mrs; George Oakley Tot
ten IT., of Washington, are at the
Muenchinger King, and F. Dudley
kohler has left there to return to New
York.
Hermann Oelrichs is visiting his
mother at the Muenchinger Redwood.
This is the first time Mr. Oelrichs has
been here in years, although he was
quite prominent in social circles at
Newport in the past
Mrs. Clarence Dolan. Mrs. Howard
Gushing and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. P.
Richardson gave luncheons to-day.
G. II. Tobin, Miss Abbe Tobin and
Miss Ellen Tobin are at the New Cliffs.
Other guests include Mrs. J. D. Will
l'ams, Mrs. H. O. Schwalbe and Mrs C.
L. Yearsley, of New York
Mr. and Mrs Oliver G. jennings have
gone to Fairfield, Conn, after spend
ing the summer here.
Mrs. Eugene Reynal and family, at
the Muenchiner King. have gone to
New York after concluding their New
port stay.
William Starr Miller and Woodbury.
Blair departed for New York to-day
and Mr.. W. Goadby Loew and the
misses Loew are also going.
Miss Nancy King, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Edward L. King, will
be married to Lieutenant Charles L.
Andrews, of the North Dakota, as soon
as the battleship arrives in the harbor.
The wedding probably will be held on
September IA at the home of Miss
Kings parents, on Ayrault Street
Guests from the army and navy col
onies will attend the wedding Colonel
King is attached to the War College
here.
The Hilger Trio's concert at the Ca
slno Thursday evening will have many
patronesses, including Mrs. William T.
Conn, Miss Louise Butts, Mrs. T. s.
McCloy, Mrs. William Buffun1, Mrs. r.
". Plummer, Mrs. Mack FISHER, Mrs.
J. K. McLennan, Mrs. C. Augustus
Simpson, Mrs Fl. Merrod Smith. Mrs.
Percy Muy, Mrs. Augusta Rosalie Ste
vens, Mrs. Ashley Robertson, Mrs.
bradford Norman, Princess Casimir
Lubomirski, Mrs. Edmund Grinnell.
Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mrs. Edison Brad
ley, Mrs. Thomas Reed Bridges. Mrs.
Robert Gould Shaw Cd. Mrs Frederick
Pearson, Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander,
Mrs. John J, Wysong, Mrs. Francesca
+. Finnochiarro, Mrs. Reginald Nor
man, Mrs. Philip Rhinelnnder I'd, Mrs.
Walter J. Andrews, Mrs. Cornelius
Tangeman, Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte.
Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran, Mrs.
Craig Biddle. Mrs. A. j. Mcclure. Mrs.
a. Hayward Ferry, Mrs Andrew More
land, Mrs. Marsden Perry and Mrs.
Stillson Hutchins.
Among the many who entertained
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Gallatin, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly b.
CERT, Mrs. Ogden Hammond and Mrs.
James H. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bacon, Mrs. Joseph Stone, Mr.
ana Mrs NJ. M. Vanbeuren and Mrs
howard Spencer Graham.