The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Large Gallery at
Tennis Matches
on Staten Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stanley
Among Those Attending Ex-
hibition Games.
A n exhibition tennis match be-

Miss Martha Bayard attracted
a large gallery at the Richmond.
County Country Club on Sunday after
noon. Miss Bancroft won the se- at
6-2. The singles match wassfollowed.
by doubles in which Miss Marie Wag-,
ner, paired with Miss Bayard, de-,
feated Miss Bancroft and Miss Gardner
by a score of Go and Cd.
Some of those present were: Mr.. and,
Mrs. Robert c. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stacy Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
de Planqqe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mason-Smth, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward w, Brown. Mr.. and.
Mrs. John Morton. Mr.. and Mrs Jerome
Preston. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest II. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis A. Glazebrook, Jr.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fl. Donald Mr..
and Mrs. Grosvenor S. Wright, Mr.. and.
Mrs. Joseph w. Pearson, Mr. ard Mrs..
A. c. Polk. Mr. and Mrs. X. Bracher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Fannon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage G. Frieze. Mr.. and Mrs. George
III. Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis l.. Will,
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Averell. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Mcneil. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard.
Mrs. Gilbert Hoppin and Mrs. Helene
F'otherill. i,
Also Misses Belle o'Bryan. Maude
Walker. Lily Pearson. Ruth Tyson,
Betty Frieze and Barbara Brown and
the Messrs. Percy Alden, Jack Kav-
aragh, Charles w. Sparks, William r.
Russell. Lyman Il. Frieze. II. J. Mac,
Farland, Charles T.. Pearson, Willian
S. Van Clief. Benbow Gilman. Have
lock Walser. Frederick l.. Palmer. John
d. Ogilby. John b. Gilman. Herbert
Soutar and Chase Stone. -
In the Staten Island tennis champions
ship tournament for women. which was
held last week on the courts OF the Cliff
ton Ladies' Club. Miss Madeleine Lea,
was the winner and Miss Betty WempIe,
was the runnerup. Both received silver
cups. Other players were Mrs. Alan
Thomas Miss Janet Eastmead. Miss
Jessie Smith, Mrs. oliver It. Johnson,
Mrs. Collngwood. Miss Weller. Mrs.
Charles Smith, Miss Margaret Searnan.l
Mrs. Fredericks. Mrs. Orbanowsky. Mrs.
Holloway. Miss Weller and Miss Dam
rau. S
The engagement of Miss Jane Saines-
bury. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noel E.
Sainesbury of Davis avenue, West New
Brighton, to Mr.. Donald Jones was an-
nounced at reception given at the
Sainesbury home last Thursday evening.
Miss Sainesbury is a California sirl,
having made her debut there. She has
lived in New York for the last year. she
was graduated from Miss Wheeiers
School in Providence. r. /. Mr.. Jcnes.
who has directed the choir OF St Mays
Episcopal Church for the last SIX yea. S.
is also director of the Comedy Opera
Club and is q member of the Staten
Island Cricket and Tennis Club.
The guests 1T the reception included
Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI. Logan, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver L. Johnson, Mrs. Alfred King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric King. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pinney Mrs. j. Cryder Lea,
Mrs Emily Newton. Mrs. Henry {.
Wallace, Mrs. Bayaud, the Rev. Francis
l.. Frost. the Misses Madeleine Lea.
Helena Walker. Mary Frost, May Nc
Cormack, Messrs. Noel l.. Sainesbury,
Jr.. John Clark. Frederick Ii. Jones.
John Hanegraaf. Theodore Bayaud.
Graham Livingston, Grant Pape, III. Van
Skeik. Charles Coffey and IL. Anderson.
Mrs Blanchard Preble has gone to
Quogue, l.. l., where she will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bright Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. James Graham Of Ar
rochar have gone TO the White Noun
tains.
Miss Lucy Hayden Mines, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mines became the bride
OF Mr.. Allan Griffin Baker on Wednes-
day evening in St. Mary's Roman Cath
Ollie Church in Port Richmond. Mrs.
81 of hrfd
was the matron OF honor and the brides
maids were Miss Mary Waters of Port
Richmond and Miss Helen Clark OF West
New Brighton. The ushers were Messrs.
Edgar Baker, brother OF the groom:
Victor Mohns and Albert and Kenneth
Milnes. brothers of the bride. =
A garden party for the benefit OF the
Actors Fund Home was held last
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Sarah Neldlinger at Eltingville Beach.
Recltations were given and stories told
by some OF those whose names long ago
were prominent In the theater. Mrs.
Frank Cotter. who was Nova in The
vaughran." entertained: also Loretta
Bernard. a comedenne. Mr.. Wilfred
Reyner. who was leading man for Mile.
Reah, recited THE End OF the Play.v
"Growing old Together was recited by
ANdlilS, WHO 4hTN. DtWpStH
in Get Rich Quick wallingford" En-
tertainment also was provided by Miss
Laura Burt. Mr.. Oliver Steward, tenor:
Miss Augusta Hartley pianist: Archie
Platz and Mrs. p. J. Kelly.
Mr.. Frank q. McCreery has returned
from Buckwood Inn. Shawnee-on-the-
Delaware. ~
Miss Francis Thomas Of Philadelphia
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
c. Townsend OF Arrochar. tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parsons enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Il.
Hays OF Albany last week.
Miss Amelia B. Lucaa has gone 20
the Poconoc Mountains. Pennsylvania.
for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Oxholm are oc-
cupying an apartment in Castleton
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce LcJeune spent
the weekend at waterford. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Temple of
Tottenville are visiting her parents Ia
Minnesota
The Rev. and Mrs. David Otis Cowles
of Mariners Harbor have gone 70
Mortified. Mass. where they have q