The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Ball Players at
Newport Prepare
for Annual Game
Summer Residents and City
Officials to Meet in Aid
of Charity.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW yoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug 23--Baseball
Will be the next event after the horse
show In out of door sports and the game
viii be played for charity. For the
last two years there has been a game
between the summer residents and the
city officials and each has won. 20 this
year Will be the rubber The event will
take place at Freebodys Park on Sep
tember 2. Charles Dunlap will be cap
tain or the summer nine and Mayor
Jeremiah r. Mahoney will head the city
team.
Sumner Gerard is the manager of the
summer team: and viii Try out the
players for the various positions. Those
already applying for place include
Francis Burke Roche. Joseph Hartman.
Jr.. Sidney Smith, Lawrence Jennings,
Henry o. Havemeyr, Jr., and Varick
Frissell. City Clerk Frank Fullerton.
Col. Edward A. Sherman of the sink
ing fund, Mayor Mahoney and Building
Inspector Douglas OF last years city team
have already been assigned places.
Practice play will begin Immediately.
Entertainments to-day included
luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ep-
.pley at Beacon Rock for twenty four
Mrs. Vanderbilt and luncheon at the
Rocks given by Mrs Henry Clews. Last
evening Mrs. Elisha Dyer gave dinner
at Wayside.
Mrs. Belmont to Give Dinner.
Mrs Oliver II. p Belmont will have
dinner for twenty-four guests on
Saturday evening and on September
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Burden will have
large dinner at their newly purchased
estate at Narragansett avenue and
Spring street. formerly belonging to
Delaney Kane.
Arrivals at the Newcliffs Hotel in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Osborn
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hinson
from Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. p.
Arthur Adams from New York
Messrs. j. H. N. Potter and James
Carey Warner from New York are with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potter in Catherine
street.
Mr.. Marshall Kernochan has arrived
from New York and is stopping with
his aunt, Mrs John J. Wysong, for
few days.
Mr.. L. Victor Loew is here with Mr..
and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew at Stoneacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. v. Hoffman have
arrived from Tuxedo Park to visit Mrs.
Charles Frederick Hoffman at Armsea
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren,
Jr., have returned for visit of ten days
at Seafieds
Mrs. Barger Wallach has gone 10
Boston to witness the women's tennis
play at Longwood.
Tennis and Horse show.
The club house courts will be used at
the Casino for the tennis tournament be-
ginning Monday, to last for three days.
The play will be only in the morning
because OF the horse show in the after
noon The tennis committee have In
vited several of the prominent women
players now at Longwood to compete.
In the women's match play golf 'our-
nament at the Country Club. begun
Monday the survivors are Miss Pauline
Robinson. Miss Florence Loew. Miss
Helen Moran and Miss Ethel King. The
final round will be played tomorrow.
There will be reception and inspec-
tion of the war memorial at Miantononi
Park on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Will
Jams S. SIMS wife Of Rear Admiral
Sims. Is chairman Of the committee and
many invitations have been sent out.
Miss Edith Webb Miles of Bay Forest.
ILL.,. will visit Newport for the horse
show and will arrive tomorrow at the
Muenchnger- King.
Mrs. Joseph NJ GaZzam of Phi,adcl-
phia will arrive shortly to visit Mrs.
Howard Srencer Graham of Philadelphia
at MILESTONE.
Mrs. w. x. Vanderbilt I'd has gone TO
Saratoga.