New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
SIMMER Girls
Vanq,nisla Men
I'm Ball Game
ss;ss Nluriel ya1,derbilt's
Team Defeats Nine Cap
tained by Mr.. Ridgway Mt
Bailey's Beach, 9 TO 5
Many Leaving Newport
Miss Florence Loew and
Mrs. Louis Livingston Win
Tombstone Tournament


NEWPORT, Sept. 4.--Gfrls Of the
.smrer colony can play baseball. They
demonstrated to the satisfaction OF q
I,rvs gallery at Bailey's Beach to-day,
vsen an ali-girls' team, captained by
Mics Murfel Vanderbilt, vanquished
!, .1l.men,s team, headed by Mr..
THOMAS Ridgway, the score being 70
IN favor OF the gentler sex, Some
nainted out that the game WAS not
even as the men batted left handed ana
agreed to throw underhand, but tne
members OF the girls team, declared
Inst this was handicap the men nao
taken voluntarily onto themselves.
Miss Adele Reynal, who played with
tbe summer visitors against the city
ofsefals. starred in the victory Of her
taan,. which lined up with Miss marlel
Vanderbilt pitching. Mr.. aeroert u
peIl behind the bat, Miss ANITA straw
bridge OF first, Mrs. Lewis &. morris,
second; Miss Consueio vanderbilt at
ssavt Miss Elizabeth Sands on third,
Nv W Frazer, Miss Reynal and Miss
Msrs.n Wiekes in the outfeld, and
Mrs Louis Livingston and Miss Mar
rarss Thayer as utility players.
Lineup of Mems Team
csntsir Ridgway had Mr.. DorIand
r,arla uitehing for his defeated play-
~ with Mr.. Sidney Smith jr., as the
ssteher. Mr.. Ridgway played first
base, Mr.. Samuel E. Pisa second, Mr..
nnnaId McRae short, and Mr.. Sumner
Gerard third. In the outfeId were
Mr.. Eugene S. Reynal, Mr.. Williams
Past and Mr.. Charles Dunlap, while
N. Burke Roche, Mr.. Charles M. Bull
II and Mr.. Gustav ]. S. White were
he Utility men.
Commander Arthur Curtiss James
ssDartsd for New York this evening ON
bard his yacht, Aloha.
ar. and Mrs. Norman De R. White
house departed for New York this
eyanirg. as did Mr.. Charles HI. Duell,
HI. Stuart Duncan, former Governor
Charles S. Whitman, of New York, and
forner Governor r. Livingston Beck
nan, Of Rhode Island.
Several in the summer colony took
prominent part in the Labor Day
sc.iyities to-day. Mr.. R. Livingston
Beeckman and Mr.. William F. White
sotss awarded the prizes at the track
meet at Freebody Park, Mr.. James w.
Gerard, Mr. James s. Cushman aad
HI. William F. Whitehouse were
Judges in an automobile parade this
evening, and Mrs. W. Rogers Morgan,
Mr. John Dufaus and General Wilbur
Elliott Wilder were judges of floats.
Women Win Tournament
Miss Florence Loew and Mrs. Louis Liv-
irgston we're the winners Of the Tomb
stone toarnament for prizes offered by
Mrs. James S. Cushman this afternoon
at the country club, defeating Mrs.
paulding Fosdyck and Mrs. A. G. Well
man on the nineteenth green after
there had been tie for the first
eighteen holes. A father and son golf
ionrnament also was held this after
hsen, Mr.. Henry 0. Havemeyer and
VI Henry O. Havemeyer jr. winning
Tith a gross of SO and q net of 80,
Nth Mr.. Herman D. Kountze and Mr..
Palmer Kountze second, with a.gross of
o and net of 80.
D.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white, who have been guests of GEN
sfal and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson and ex-
tsnsively entertained during their
Newport stay, have gone to New York.
Mr. Thomas Ridgway will conclude
ais Newport season tomorrow and re-
turn to Philadelphia. Mrs. Ridgway
sili remain in Newport until October
!, before departing to join her hus-
band. When Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway
fstern next season, they will occupy
lnrhequin, the Bellevue Avenue prop
s1ty they purchased last week from
MIS- John R. Livermore.
Washingtonian Visitors
M. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, Of
Washington. who occupied Elm Court
aN season, were weekend visitors at
se Hill Top. Mr.. Ezra Gould also
has arrived at the New Cliffs.
~ John Dacosta, of London. who
s ne guest Of Mr.. James S. Cushman
a. avalon, registered at the Casino
Sixty Sixty guests were present at the
ae, gwen at the Casino this eve
~ mas oy W; Roderick Terry In honor
80 sas itosa anniversary Of the Red.
Ssrs SOe hlefary Of which he is the presi-
Svs suitable observances, attended
~, ~ xlge number OF the summer col
All Tsls aeld during the afternoon
try, s "0isry IN 'ns coun-
,.,sa; nj; ana Mrs. Gcadby Loew were en-
ne S'a,nsrs vann this evening, having sixty Of
nsrt, @ oungsY set at Stone Acre at
Missss ssvsn rs for their daughters, the
osneing was enjoyed.
Mslof and Mrs. G. L. Kilburn have
lss loving ! 20 % y. Washington by motor, fol-
Franek Taylor v1s,r Elsa EVan. Captain and Mrs.