New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-01
Mems Golf Tournament
Is Opened at Shirsnecock
Mrs. Edsoard De Rose Enter.
tains at Garden Tea; Ne,g
Country Club Is Projected
Special Dispatch to The rribu,a


SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 31.--The an
nual mems invitation golf tourna-
ment opened to-day on the links of the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Mr..
Lucien Hamilton Tying is chairman of
the committee. On account of rain
the last of the mixed foursomes not
played last Sunday will be played Sun
dag afternoon, September 10, weather
permitting.
Mrs. Edward de Rose, who returned
this week from two weeks, motor
trsD to Northeast Harder, Me-. and the
White Mountains, entertained at a gar
den tea at Westover this afternoon
for about fifty guests. Italian singers
and musicians entertained the guests.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert is enter
tanning her daughters, Mrs. Edwin
Norman Hickman and Mrs. Donald
falrfaX Camlnann, until after Labor
day. Mrs. Gilbert will give luncheon
at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
Sunday afternoon and will entertain
at box party Sunday at the per-
formance of "Chauve-Souris," in the
garden Of the Parrish Art Museum.
Mrs. Adrian H. Lsrkin entertained
at luncheon this afternoon at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Southampton may have three coun-
try clubs with eighteen-hole courses
next season. A syndicate of local bust
ness men have subscribed $500 each
and have options on certain tracts of
land situated near the water. A club
house is planned and it is hoped to
have the course ready for next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Schermerhorn, of
II East Forty-frst Street, who have
occupied the Ben Fordham cottage for
RI Il
for New York. After day in the
city they will go to Spring Lake, N. j..
for over Labor Day, when they will
start on a motor trip with Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Edwards through New
England.
M. and Mrs. Cnurtlandt D. Barnes,
who have been at Ingleside in Fair Lea
for this month, left to-day for their
country place in Manhasset, where
they will be for the autumn season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummings Parr,
former Southampton residents, arrived
yesterday at the Irving House for over
Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs Barr will
be at the Plaza Hotel, where they have
an apartment, for the winter.
a Mr.. David Gardiner and Miss Sarah
Wiodsti Gardiner ale at their country
p!ace near West Islip. L. L., where they
will remain until after the Christmas
holidays, when they will return to
New York.
A rare treat for society boxing fans
Of Southampton will be staged here
September 8 in Agawam Park for the
benefit of the war memorial of the
Malcolm White Post, American Legion.
Five bouts are to be given. Red Cap
Wilson, of New York, and Red Allen,
of Bridgeport, both lightweights, will
oh dc. .t.i.
Of Philadelphia, and Johnny Price, Of
Brooklyn, will boxe five rounds: John
ny Curry, of Brooklyn, and Artie
Downs, of New York, bantamweights,
four rounds, and Hughie Hutchinson
and Jack Ahearn, of Philadelphia, will
appear in a blindfolded boxing exhibi-
ton. There will also be four-round
bout between two local boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin Polhemus
returned to southampton to-day from
their honeymoon in Bermuda. Mrs.
Hoffman Miller, who passed the season
at her villa in Toylsome Lane, departed
day for visit to her son, the Rev.
Lindley Hoffman Miller. in Spokane.
Miss Agnes Keyes, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Edward L. Reyes, entertained
several of her young friends yesterday
at picnic luncheon at Montauk Point,
where they went by motor. Miss Elise
Owen, who has been Miss Keyes's house
guest since the last of the week, de-
parted to-day for her home in New
York.
Miss Zella De Milhau will entertain
a @heater party Sunday night at the
open air theater in the gardens Of the
Parrish Art Museum for Mrs. Glen
denim J.. Ryan and her house guests to
see sChauve-Souris."
Mrs. j. Clifton Edgar and Miss
Eleanor Swayne are among those who
will entertain theater parties Sunday
evening at the performance of "Chauve-
Souris'' in the Parrish Art Museum