New-York tribune., 1922-07-12
Women Tennis Stars
To Meet at Newport

NEWPORT, r. l., July 1.-Two ten,
mis- tournaments have Deen arranged
I FOR next Monday. Tuesday and Nednes-
| dav ~ the Casino. the first, an invita-
/ 4ion singles tournament for women, 70
be PLAYED mornings, and the second
doubles tournament for women, 70 De
contested afternoons. The tennis com
n,ittee Of the Casino. which made the
arrangements. believes these anaiIs
will prove big attractions, especially
since the eight women, who will be in
,,ited 10 play in the singles, are
among the best in the country, inelud-
ing young Miss Helen Wills, OF Call
Invitations we're issued to-day 70
the women stars, who are at present
plaving in the Rhode Island tourna-
ment. The plan for the singles event
IL 70 have four matches on Monoay'
tho seri-fnals Tuesday and the hnals
"wednesday morning. For the doubles
eocb visiting star will be paired with
on exnert player Of the summer colony,
tbns adding TO the interest, as several
~ the summer residents are proheient
an tennis. Mrs. Barger Wallach Is
chairman OF the Casino tennis COM
mittee.
Many Test Casino Courts
The courts at the Casino were
crowded morning and afternoon to-day
Among the women players were Soun,
tess Laszlo Szeehenyi, MISS MuIlei
Vanderbilt, the Misses Florence ana
EVELYN Loew, Miss Helen Morgan, MISS
Anne Burr Auchincloss, Mrs. howard
q Cushing and Miss Elizabeth kountIe.
The men playing included NJ. Niiilsm n
cosdby Loew, Mr.. Charles Moran, Mr'
Po5erick Terry jr., Mr.. George u; WIG
ener Mr.. william Fitzhugh White
bonse. Mr.. Palmer Kountze, Mr.. H.
Terov Jones and Mr.. Dudley Oi'oeIr'
In the afternoon the younger set oc-
cu,ied the courts, among the payers
being Countess SIechenyis enidren
and Miss Garcia Kip, Miss MiniIreo
Lew. Mr.. Dudley Davis jr., Mr. bar,
clav Douglas, the Misses Eoitn anu
Fiizabeth Woodward. the Misses fhnny
and Marian Wyckes, Miss violet iange-
nan Miss Alice Berolindgen and MISS
Elizabeth Kountze.
fete to-morrow at Lansmere, the sum
roer estate Of Mrs. G. J. Guthrie Nleh-
oison. Mrs. Nicholson, who Is IN
c5arge. has prominent summer resl-
dents assisting her, ineluoing hrs'
stuart Duncan and Mrs. Dudley DAVIS
,rbo have charge OF the flower tapIe'
I'd Mrs. Marion Eppley, who, VIII nave
charge of tea, assisted oy tns ~ ~Mlss
Warv Nicholson, Elizabeth korntze'
Fanny Wickes, Marion "iekes' E.za,
beth Darlington, Marion Gray Elnei
Haven. Laura Biddle. Antoinette rs,
sell. Garcia Kip, Violet Iansemnn anu
Florence Havemeyer. In the aitethoon
tbere will be fairy plays IN enarge
~ Mrs. Warren 7. Berry ana laney
dancing in charge Of Miss Catherine
wharton Morris, who VIII also give
an exhibition. Ct. g., 49, IN
c.nads. and is a disciple Of lsaak wal
ton This was indicated by tne ar
riyal from Matapedia, quebec, to-1ay
., salmon. which came BY express iof
y,embers Of the summer colony
Golf Holds Devotees
co,6,1 continued 20 hold the inter
- - many to-day, and at the Country
60 .be new arrivals were Miss Marian
Wt.Les Mr.. Archibald Van Beuren,
~. Narv Alice Barney, Miss Kate
Dari;,1ton and Miss Margaret Stewart
Dsti1 a. ~ ocean links, Mr.. Tsiler's course
49, ~ ."s farmer Governor Beeekman. Mr.
George CO. d. Widener and Mr. Paulding
Fosdick. - p,.,.v vss a
,.hoor hostess to-day. Those VINO
Iii entertain at luncheons tomorrow
Iii ;i ne Mrs. Henry Parish and MIS-
charIs. ct F. Richardson. Mr.. Ogden L.
Mn. % Is planning a dinner for Saturday
night. NJ no,., MA. nj the
c.sino to-day, registering for the sea
son ss did Mr. Marion Eppley, Af'