The New York herald., 1922-07-14
Tennis Cup Events
Begin Tomorrow
at Southampton
Women Practice Daily for the
Lord Trophy - Dance To-
night for Hospital Clinic.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HBRALp.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. ". July 1s-Com-
petition for the Lord cup and also for
the Cameron cup will begin. Saturday
on the tennis courts of the Meadow Club.
The first mentioned cup was presented
10 the club several years ago by Mrs. J.
Couper Lord. Competition for It is open
only to women who are members or
season subscribers of the club and their
daughters more than Is years old.
This cup will become the property OF the
winner of three annual tennis tourna-
ments, and thus far. Mrs Edmund s.
Twining. Jr., has won it twice.
The entrants who have been playing
daily on the courts In addition to Mrs.
Twining are Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
Jr. Mrs. Henry Thorndike Chickering,
Misses katharine White, Helen Potter.
Margaret Thaw, Estelle O'Brien. Emily
Davies. Betty Condor, Josephine Dodge,
Kate and Caroline Prentice, Cornelia
Livingston. Clara and Helen Lee.
Florence Earle Johnson. Betty Thomp-
son and Genevieve Fox.
The Cameron cup is the gift to the
club of w. Scott Cameron. Competi-
sons more than Is years old. While the
cup has been won from year to year no
man yet has held 1t for two years In
succession. Like the Lord cup, 1t be-
comes the property Of the winner. after
three annual tournaments Entrants
for Saturdays competition are Messrs.
Harry w. Sage, Jr., Dewitt l.. Sage,
Goodhue Livingston Jr.. A. Coster
schermerhorn. James G. X Lawrence;
Philip s. Townsend, Goddard Weld
Saunders, Franklin J. Horne, Henry
Sproul. Jr.. T. Gaillard Thomas and
Alfred II. Ely. Jr.
Dance In Hospital Clinic.
The dinner and dance in aid of the
tubercuar clinic Of Harlem Hospital,
New York, which will be given to-mor-
row night at the recently built Canoe
Place Inn, is likely to net good sum
for the committees work of next winter.
Already 800 persons have obtained
places for the dinner, and for the dance
more than that number will go on from
dinners here and elsewhere. Mrs. Joseph
r. Dilworth has been the prime mover
and has disposed Of the greater part OF
the dinner tickets. Associated with ner
are Mines Arthur B. Claflin, Charles Il.
Miller, j. Denison Sawyer, De Lancy
Kountze and Clarkson Potter.
Miss Eleanor Markell gave the second
of a. series of talks on contemporary
Spain to-day at the villa of Mrs. r. A.
Valentine. Her subject referred to TOUR
OF the Spanish dramatists, Benevente,
the two Guinteros and Martinez-Sierra.
She read nearly the entire comedy OF
Benevente, which in its translated form
is familiar under the title of Bonds OF
interest" In the audience were MRS.
H~n = A.
body, Mrs. willard Walsh, Mrs. Rufus
L. Patterson, Mrs. Percy III. Stewart,
Miss Elinor Stewart Mrs. Thomas Hs
Barber, Mrs Edward Hine Johnson. Mrs
Ernest G.. Wagner, Mrs. r. FRANCIS
Murphy and Mrs. Edmund s. Twining.
Mrs Albert r. Gallatin, who is passing
the summer in Easthampton, will be In
charge Of the street fair of August T. OF
the enclosure where live stock Will Do
sold. She will have the assistance OF
Misses Joan whitney and Virginia Ryan,
whose experience in such matters mas
been gained at the sales held from year
to wear at Greentree, the country place
IN Manhasset, l.. l., Of Miss Whtneys
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Payne whitney.
Posters for tho Fair.
Miss Harriet Coffin. accompanied by
Misses Priscilla Dodge, Alice walker
md Phyllis Thompson and Mr. Glen
denim J. Ryan, Jr.. with Messrs- inomas
A. Howell, Jr., w. Hunting Howeii ana
De Witt l.. Sage started out To-Day al
ter leaving the bathing peacn 10 Dil .n,s
nnd surrounding villages with posters
for the fair. They will keep at 1t until
a radius of twenty-five miles has peen
covered.
Col. and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson
and their son-in-law, Mr.. stephen n. T.
Pen returned yesterday on board the
houseboat Everglades after trip 10
Newport, which followed the recent ar
rival from Europe of COL Thompson and
ur Pell. Mrs. Thompson has recovered
her health. Mr.. Pcll has Joined Mrs
PelI and their sons at Cherisol.
Mrs Robert l.. Stevens of Bernards-
vile is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Peter b.
Wyckoff.
Mr. Clarence H. Mackay and his fam
ilv VIII arrive at the Shields village on
Judy %.
Mrs. Charles e. Miller gave dinner
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. J. Copley Thaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Coe are
among those giving dinners tomorrow
night.
I.enox will come here the first week In
August for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Goodhue Livingston. On. the night OF
August Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Pat
terson will give a dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. White.
Miss Genevieve Clendenin will come
from Ardsley on Hudson tomorrow to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fal de Saint Phalle,
who are giving a dinner tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Humphreys
have leased a villa In Captains Neck
Lane, where they will arrive on July %.
Mrs. Thomas III. Barber will give din
ncr at Claverack House on July %.
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Maria Duarte ID Almeida Of Lis