New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Newport Plans
Many Affairs
For w eek End
f1,lonists Offer Prizes for
Invitation Iennis Tour
ney; Mrs. Sutton and
M. Borotra Win Finals
Mrs. Livingston TO Umpire
|gal Arbiirase i'm Benefit
Baseball Garae; Ocean
Links Record Is Broken
$3.50, pssea,eh TO TIA rr,,,.,,a

q fsfAAnG S&$fSsyANS 40 &@A O&ANAh
spsc4aI Disposch to TAs Tribune
NEWPORT, Aug. 3d. With the
,.rse show and the tennis tournaments
]. the Casino the principal attractions.
,e;esy spent another busy day to-day.
Sans already made for the week end
1 ,sg make this the largest week end OF
4 s. season so far as extensive enter
k,s;nment is concerned. The horse
low this afternoon commanded the
H~ost interest, and brought out q gath
a.rlnr that filed the many boxes and
Ssserved seats in the Casino grand
4 sand.
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave box party,
H,sd among her guests YES Mrs. Rich
In Gambrill. In the beNy with Mrs. o.
III. r. Belmont were Mrs.saShert Goeiet
md Mrs. Jay, while Primes Miguel de
N5rsgan7a, wha, chatted for a time with
3ar Vanderbilt, also sat with Mrs.
Halmont and 'ner guests. Mrs. William
&fstss SherUlan had Miss Audrey Hoff-
#sests, VII lie Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
eI,yway, Who purchased Inchequin yes
Hwday, wsre with Mr.. and Mrs. Law
see Lewis Gillespie. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
k.fern Taller entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
HMpher C. Clark in their box.
4 amoIg others noted were Mrs.
HMaur Curtiss James, Mrs. William
+ I'D ~ Loew. DR.. and Mrs. Henry Bar
NJ Jacobs, Mrs. Cornelius Tangeman,
INV John G. Waterbury, Mrs. For
#4h Wickes and her daughters, the
b asses Marian and Fanny Wickes: Mrs.
Mtaig Biddle, Mrs. Edward S. Moore,
AIRS. Eugene S. Reynal, Mrs. James
3 tnox Banks, Mr.. James w. Gerard
lis Laura Biddle, Miss Antoinette
Mpssell, Mr.. varick Frissell, Mrs
Eshn Aspegren, Mrs. Robert Gould
Masw Cd, Mrs. Charles P. puell, Mrs
81. Hayward Ferry, Miss Marion Hoff-
Myan, Miss Sylvia Hillhouse, Mr.. Julian
attic and Mrs. Marion Epply.
81 Tennis Tourney at Casino
"a Several members of the summer coll
~ have offered prizes for the invita-
IA tennis tournament now in progress
# the Casino.
MNr. William Payne Thompson gave
H. prize in mixed doubles, which was
MHn by Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and
hi Jean Borotra, of France, who de-
Mated Miss Edith Sigourney and Mr..
@TilIis Davis, Of California, in the final
Mstch.
Nr. Clarence W. Dolan has offered
&c prizes for the women's doubles,
i'd Mrs. George d. Widener the con-
~ sation prizes for the women S
a ables. Mr.. George D. Widener has
tered prizes for the wemen's singles
Mid Admiral Cameron MGR. Winslow
#ss prizes for the mems exhibition
uhies.
Arrangements were completed to-
#y Tor the benefit baseball game be-
81 ;een the summer visitors and the
lg officials TO be held Saturday aft
Nsreen at Freebody Park. the proceeds
@gc to charity.
Mrs. Eugene Reynal, the treasurer
"a obtaining number of patronesses
d has Miss Anita Strawbridge, Miss
elyn Loew, Miss Florence Loew
ass Louise Clews, Miss Violet Wilder
ss Sylvia Hillhouse and Miss Eliza
ia Sands as assistants. A big fea
NFe will be the presence of Mrs. Loui.
livingston as an umpire on bases, this
W&ng the first time that woman sum
M resident has been asked to officiatt
IA ball game since Mrs. Vincent As
E# umpired two years ago.
M Notables TO Play Baseball
REr. Marion Eppley will be umpire
lind the bat. Captain Charles Dun
M of the summer visitors, has col
E#sed a formidable array of society
MJsrs, including Mr. Larry Doyle
aer Governor r. Livingston Beck.
IL. Mr.. Kenneth Shaw Safe, Mr.
Mhncis Burke Roche, Mr.. Summer
Ward Mr.. Lewis G. Morrds, Mr.. Brad
81 Norman jr. and Mr.. Powell
antze. Mayor Mahony will lead the
M officials.
@srs Forsyth Wickes entertain at
cheon to-day while horse show
kchsowwas given at the Casino. Din
rs this evening were given by Mrs.
Eaart Duncan at Bonniecrest and
BIS William Goadby Loew at Stone
Before large gallery play in the
susn.s doubles tennis tourannen
hsssded at the Casino to-day. So
nv players teamed with women stars.
May Sutton Bundy and Mrs.
Forge D.Widener defeated Miss Edith
tourney and Mrs. Baker in the fea-
- match on the clubhouse court. In
seni-fnals Mrs. Bundy and Mrs.
aaener defeated Miss Rosamond New
and Miss Ballen, and Miss GilIeau-
saa and Mrs. Lewis G. Morris won
nm, MISS Leslie Bancroft and Mrs.
Villain Goadby Loew.
1T Z. Victor Loew is the guest Of
and Mrs. William Goadby Loew.
g d. Mitchell Wallace is the guest
ars. Arthur Curtiss James at Bea-
hil house, and Mr.. Johnston L.
ss1ona has arrived for a visit with
~. Woodward Haven.
~ Golden Breaks Golf Record
q, Louis Livingston's record of 35
III. I. Suffern Tailer's private
lss, Ocean Links, has been broken
, =. Jack Golden, professional, of
.ssO rark, who made 33 yesterday.
sass the course is 81.
e balls to be given Saturday night
-; and Mrs. John Aspegren, at
nal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
a, at lakewood, are attracting
altention. There will be two
sSSsassfas. at Aspen Hall, where there
g more than 500 guests. There
1'so pe several novelties, including
* AWSssian dancers and their troupe
Msw York Mrs. Williams Bur.
Ill., !. nave =, about 200 guests, prin-
- u the younger set,
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