The New York herald., 1922-08-10
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Coulter, Messrs. Paul Tucker
man and Frederic Foster Carey Arrive From Tuxedo.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, l.. T.. Aug. 9.--Inter-
est in the invitation lawn tennis tourna-
ment now on its third day on the courts
of the Meadow Club Is increasing and
each day finds greater number OF
regular sojourners in the gallery. as well
as many new faces. Bleachers will be
placed tonight on the courts east OF the
clubhouse to accommodate the crowds.
Rain again interfsred with morning at
tendance as well as the game. but
bright sunlight brought out another
brilliant assemblage this afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Edwyn Sands and her daughter.
Mrs. Lee Delaf1eld. came over with Mrs.
John f. Berwind from Minden, her
place In Bridge Hampton.
Tuxedo Park was represented by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Coulter, Messrs.
Paul Tuckerman and Frederic Foster
Carey. who motored here, arriving last
night: also Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe
and Griswold Lorillard. who have been
cruising aboard a yacht In this vicinity
since last Saturday. Miss Elizabeth
kountze. who had motored from New
port by way of Sag Harbor for visit
with Miss Ellin Mackay, came with
her hostess, and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt Pell, who arrived this morning from
Sand Point, came with Mrs. Stephen
II. L. Pe1l TO watch her husband play In
the tournament. Among other recent
arrivals were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Proctor. who came from Stockbridge.
Mass. Mrs. James Robert Mckee, Mrs.
Charles w. Trippe. Miss Louise Trippe,
Mr. John Drew and his daughter, Mrs
John Devereaux, motored from East
Hampton.
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Others III the gallery were Mrs. Henry
r. Rea. Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pelham Rob-
bins, Mrs. Alfred L. Schermerhorn, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Carnegie.
Mr.. w. Scott Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy II. Stewart. Miss Elinor Stewart
Mrs. Hayward Cutting. Mrs. Henry E.
Coe, recently back from a visit In the
Adirondacks Joseph f. Stillman, Miss
Stillman. Mrs. Shepard Krech. Mrs. VIII
lam Sheffield Cowles. Jr.: Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Larkin. Mrs. Robert
Waller. Mr.. Henry IT. Sloane. Mrs. Fin
ley p. Dunno. Mrs. Charles G. West, Jr.,
who came with her mother. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Horne: Mrs. Edmund S. Twining. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian NJ Gerard, Dana
Pond. the portrait painter. who came
with Mr.. and Mrs L. Steuart Davis.
wnom ne is visiting: Mrs. +. Francis
Murphy. Miss Betty Condor. Mrs. David
Dows, DR.. and Mrs. Norman Z. Ditman,
Mrs. Crimmins Jennings. Miss Pauline
Cabot Mr.. and Mrs. Theron n. Strong
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Saunders.
A small dance was given tonight at
Cherisol by Mr.. and Mrs Stephen II. r.
Pell for their second son, John H. g.
Pell also for Miss Marie Brooke and
Nathaniel saltonstall Of Boston. who are
visiting them. Ii was TO celebrate the
birthday OF their son. and the guests
had been invited by telephone.
Mrs. Charles IL. Sabin Is giving a
luncheon tomorrow at Bayberryland
her place In the Shinnecock Hills. In her
capacity as vice-chairman of the Suf.
folk County Republican Committee
After the luncheon addresses will be
made by Miss Florence Wardwcll. vice
chairman of the New York State Com.