New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Newport to Ask
Mrs. Mallory to
Tennis Tourney
Mrs. Jessup, Miss Wills and
Many Other Stars Will Be
Invited for Mixed Dou-
bles Matches Next Week
Float Race Is Exciting
Descendant of Longfellow
Asked TO Attend Pageant,
The Viking ON Tuesday
Special Dispatch TO The rrsbuss

3Nts W a <siNAs aug - hsAho wv
completed to-day for another Newport
invitation lawn tennis tournament in
which many leading tennis stars will
be entered. Among those who will be
invited are Mrs. Molla Mallory, ma
tional champion; Miss Helen Wills, of
California; Mrs. Marion z. Jessup, the
national doubles champion; Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy, Miss Leslie Bancroft,
Miss Edith Sigourney and others
equally prominent, The tournament
Will be played the first three days of
next week.
The tournament will be for mixed
doubles. The men who wih be invited
will include whatever stars are not
playing in other tournaments. 1t is
certain that NJ. Andre Colbert and M.
Borotra, of the French team, whose
playing was feature in the last invi-
tation tournament, will come to New
port for this event. Mrs. Barger Wal
lach, chairman of the women's tennis
committee of the Casino, has arranged
to have the feature matches played on
the clubhouse. court. Boxes will be
erected for spectators on the upper
and lower balconies of the clubhouse.
@Miss Patterson" Perpiexes
A float race created considerable
amusement before a large gallery at
Bailey's Beach this afternoon. Ten
couples were entered for prizes donat-
ed by Mrs. Granville Kane. The race
itself was exciting enough, but the big
Patterson who, with Mr.. Henry How
ard, finished third. Miss Adele Rey-
nal and Mr.. J. Stewart Barney jr. An
ished in first place, with Miss Flor
ence Havemeyer and Mr.. G. j. Guthrie
Nicholson jr. second. All entered in
the race were we'll known with the ex-
ception of Miss Patterson, who was
finally identified as Mr.. Louis Reynal,
dressed in girls bathing suit and
disguised with wig and other make
I'D to complete the illusion.
Four DAYS of match play will be re-
ouired before the ladies' tournament at
the country club, for prizes donated by
Miss Ethel King and Miss Helen Moran,
can be completed. In the first round
Miss Pauline Robinson defeated Mrs.
Michael M. Van Buren,, 8 and z; Miss
Marian Wickes won from Mrs. Lewis
G. Morris by default; Mrs. Stuart Dun
can defeated Mrs. G. D. Winslow, up;
Miss Florence Loew defeated Mrs.
Moran won from Mrs. Reginald Nor
man. 8 and q; Mrs. Robert w. Lovett de-
feated Miss Dorothy Carroll, and J.,
and Miss Ethel King defeated Miss
Audrey Hoffman, 8 and 2.
In the second round Miss Pauline
Rohinson defeated Miss Marian Wickes,
and q: Mss Florence Loew won from
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, 6 and 5; Miss Helen
Moran defeated Miss Anna Sands, and
Aand Miss Ethel King won from MRS;
Bobert w. Lovett, 5 and a. The third
round will be contested tomorrow ana
the final round on Thursday
Aspegrens Plan Dinner
Mrs. Luther F. Kountze and Mrs.
Robert W. Lovett were luncheon host
esses this afternoon. Dinners were
given tonight by Mrs. James b. Duke
and Commodore E}bridge 7. Gerry. A
ANAL luncheon was held at the Clam
bake Club, Mrs. Vanderbilt will enter
tain at The Breakers tomorrow after
noon and Mrs. Henry Clews will give
a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. John As
pegren have a big dinner planned Tor
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott, Of the Art
Association, has written to the Long
fellow family inviting direct de-
scendant Of the poet to be present
when the pageant "The Viking" is given
Tuesday. 1t was also decided to-day
to have supper before the pageant,
in addition to fancy costume ball foi-
lowing. Members of the summer col
ony have purchased all the boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen have gone to New York for short
stay. Mr. George D. Widener and Mr..
Forsythe Wickes returned to New York
this evening.
Mrs. Sims Invites to Memorial
Mrs. William S. Sims, wife Of Ad-
miral Sims and chairman Of the MI
antonomi Park Commission, Is send
ing invitations to many In the sum
mer colony to be present at the recep-
tion and inspection that will take place
at Newport's war memorial Sunday at
ternoon.
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, who has
been with her father, Mr.. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt, at Sandy Point Farm for
the last two weeks and VINO was promi-
nent In the activities at the Casino
during her stay, has departed for a
visit in Darien, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson Co.
man, of New York, will return from
East Hampton the latter part Of the
week on board their yacht, the Kitch,
and will remain at the Laforge cottage
until after the horse show.
Mrs. Robert Goelet has Mrs. Allen
G. Wellman, of New York, as her guest
Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan and Miss Rita
Dolan expect to depart Saturday for
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes
will also go to Europe when they con-
ciude their Newport season.