New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Newport Younger
Set Engaged in
Tennis Contests
First Round of Girls Dou-
bles Won by Adele Reynal
and Hope Iselin; Many
Entries for Boys Singles
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NEWPORT, Sept. 5.-Mrs. Gustav ].
). White has offered prizes for a boys'
singles tournament at the Casino and
the following are among those who will
enter: Dudley Davis jr, Dyson Dun
can, Alexander Shaw, ". B. Kipp, Nc
G1ufe Rowland, A. Townsend Gray,
Edgard Galway, David Armstrong
Gouid' Shaw Eugene Reynolds, J..
Gordon Douglas, Louis Shaw, H. T..
Bridges, Henry Howard and Howard
Cushing. =
The opening round of the girls
Reynal and Hope Iselin defeated Mar
Ames and Laura Biddle, as. SM4
81. Marion and Fanny Wickes dc,
Ieated Mary Nicholson and Florence
havemeyer, 60, 81. Lily Cushing
and Cathline Baker defeated Winifred
Loew, and Phyllis Baker, Go, 7--5.
Edith and Elizabeth Woodward defeat,
ed Anne Carley and Marion Grsy. 81
SIS, 81. Miss Hope Iselin is offering
prizes VIZ i"s
The executive committee of RI.
Caslno decided to-day to remove a line
Oh trees which divides the grounds
at present, SO that six new courts can
De Drawn out, thus increasing the fa-
c'htles OF the Casino to accommodate
more players the next season. This
neetlng of the executive committee
was the hnal one Of the year. Matters
.eleiting TO repairs were left to the
supervision Of Manager Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. James Sail
Mr.; and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
saliea today on their yacht Aloha
Tor New York, where the yacht will
60 into dry dock. Later Mr. and Mrs.
James Will start on their tour of the
world which will take them abort
elght or ten months, visiting all of the
islands owned by the United States.
uney Will take as guests A. P. Avord.
Wiillam D. Matnewson, DR.. Carl Vogei
and Miss Florence Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher were The
guests OF honor at dinner given by
BISHOP and Mrs. James Henry Darling
ton at the Corners TONIGHT. abont
twenty guests being present
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Rhine
lander entertained at the Casino Grill
this evening.
Former Governor Beeckman will rs-
turn here later IN the week, after
having spent a few days in New
ork and Washington, where he will
meet President and Mrs. Harding.
Among those who are leaving to-
night for New York are J. Lenox
Banks, Pauling Fosdick. Dudley Da-
Wis, Norman de R. Whitehouse. Ken
meth +. Budd, A. B. Kountze, Condo
Mast, Louis s. Treadwell, Louis Liv-
ingston, Norman Whitehouse, H. B. H.
Ripley, E. D. Morgan, William Wood
ward, Stuart Duncan, C. P. H. Gilbert.
Austen Gray. Charles Dunlap. viii
liam Greenough, d. G. Josephs and
John Aspegren.
J.. G. Beresford has returned to
New Rochelle after having been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Morgan.
Many at Casino
Among those who were at the morn
ing. gathering in the Newport Casino
yesterday were Major Arthur Yenken.
OF the British Embassy; Miss Pauline
Robinson, of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
=. N. Bonaparte, Henry S. Black, Colo
mel lebanon Cuyier, George M. VOL
sey, w. w. Hoffman, Henry Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Thorpe, William
Grosvenor, Theodore Grosvenor, B. O.
Kennedy, Sir Allan Hone, of London:
Thomas Pierson and F. Dudley Koh-
Ter.
Miss Rosa Grosvenor and Mrs. Ogden
Hammond were luncheon hostesses this
afternoon.
Mr.; and Mrs. Beverly Bogert gave a
wedding anniversary dinner for twenty
guests this evening at their residence
in Dudley Place.
Among others entertaining were MFR.
and Mrs. M. NJ. Van Buren,, Mrs. J. F..
Stone and Mrs. Howard Gibson.
Tor the younger set at her home to-day.