New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-10
Many Ne,u Entries in
Southampton Tourney
Mendoto Club Meets to Dra,u
Large Tennis List; Hoppin
Cup Connection EuIx 10
speotol Dispatch to The Trlbun.


SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July e.-The
lists Of the tennis tournaments at the
Meadow Club, which will open July is
and close July 10, had several added
names to-day. Those entered for the
Hoppin Cup, which is to be played for
July 10, the competition open only to
sons Of members and season subscrib-
ers seventeen years old and over. in
clude Mr.. John W. Gross jr., Mr.. Pnge
Cross, Mr.. A. Willing Patterson, Mr..
| Edward s. Patterson, Mr.. Rex Fincke,
Mr.. Philip F. Dunno, Mr.. P. S. Town
send, Mr.. J. G.. Potter and Mr.. Stephen
Terhune.
Additions to the entries for the Lord
Cup to-day are the Misses Kate Prem
tice Caroline C. Prentice, Estelle
O'Brien, Ursula Twinirg, Margaret
Thaw. Betty Condor and Emily Davies.
The Misses Margaret Dunno and 'Theo-
dora Barstow are added to the entries
for the Fox Cup. For the Cameron Cup
j. c. X. Lawrence. The tennis commit
tee Includes Mr.. James Parrish Lee, Mr..
Louis du Point Irving Mr.. W. w. Hop
T.
Teton Fox, the latter the chairman.
Temperature of the water at the
beach at the bathing hour this morning
registered 81, but the sky was overcast
from earlier morning showers and only
few ventured into the surf. Neither
did the usual number come from st.
Andrews Dune Church at the close of
the services, as is the custom on Sun
day mornings.
Coufbopon&o, = l...~-;z-
center of Importance. Louis Sim
mions, a protege Of Samue L. Parrish
who has met with great success as
vocalist, has established studio
here in the Old Herrick Castle,
in Herrick Road, his studio being
meeting place for music lovers from
among the villa colony and the sur
rounding towns.
Miss Helene Bartlett, pupil of
Theodor Leschetizky, of Vienna. also
has established a music studio in Main
Street, where she is passing the sum-
mer. Miss Bartlett is related to some
Of the leading families among the villa
colony, and her studio is the scene of
delightful social gatherings. Samuel L.
Parrish, who has donated to the town
the beautiful memorial hall in Herrick
Road in mem DRY of the young men who
lost their lives in the World War, has
given. Mr.. Parrish has done more
than any other person here for the
esta adjustment of a music center, and
has found a perfect setting FOR music
and art
Many luncheon parties were given
to-day at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club. Among those entertaining were
Miss Sarah f. Larkin, who had twelve
of her young friends; Mr.. Franklin
Berwind had six to luncheon there and
Mr.. Henry F. Cook also had six guests.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers had
luncheon party of eight. DR.. and Mrs.
Walter L. Niles entertained party Of
six, Judge Glennon, who is staying at
the club, had seven friends at luncheon,
and George Richardson, of Boston,
entertained party of four.
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson and Mr..
Stephen H. P. Peli arrived from Eu-
rope Saturday, where they had been
since early June. Mr.. Pell came to
Southampton the same day and joined
his family at Cherisol, their summer
home. Mrs. Thompson, who has en- 81,
tirely recovered from her recent ILL
ness. left here on the Everglades, their
houseboat, and met Colonel Thompson
in New York. They have gone to New
rort, where they will spend several
days before returning here for the rest
of the summer.
Mr.. Orson Mum entertained twelve
guests at dinner last night at the
Meadow Club, afterward taking his
guests to the dance there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. McVickar,
who have been house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson at their
summer home in Ok Pasture Road for
several days, have returned to their
country place, Battle Ridge Farm, in
White Plains.
On Tuesday evening there will be
held meeting of the Village Improve
ment Association in the courtroom at
8:15 o'clock. The association has
offered $50 in prizes for the best-kept
driveway in the business section OF the
village. The first prize will be s25.
Great improvement has already been
made in the appearance Of the drive