New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Fhird Golf Club
Bsing Built for
Esvport Colony
| ...,x Subscribing for
.sa.k in New Links To
= Ready for Use With
oo.enirg : of 1923 Season
F..apis Title to W. Sands
|, ,.,;raI and Mrs. Sims
nine With Bishop and
NJ, James II. Darlington
.,,,,,, 70 The tribune

II ~rp0pT X. j., aug. ~ = . :
.nnu,er colony are now inter
i. : third golf course, that e,o OF
~ .-,netonomy Country Club
s. ssat =. nresent laid out in Middle
- J - orsr the line from Newport
sss ~ an this course will be avail
as lisss ,,sv w. next spring, as will the
s y. ,n,ts. r and s clubhouse IS 70
-sss the center Of social actasie,1s ,.o e,'h
,-sag @ those who already nave SUP SUI
ssaas, ,or stock are Mr.. John Aspe-
saN'M NJ. ~ walter S. Andrews, Mr
F. = q. Andrews, Mr.. r. Livingston
on - Mrs O. II. P. Belmont, Mrs
sasslb, g;sbaias Brown, Mr. Milton s
tsa s'sJ ~ John Nicholas Brown, Mr.
a'ci' T Tr.t;s Corcoran, Mr.. Stuart
Teresn. Mrs. Elisha Dyer WI, mr. aJS =
" Marion Eppley, M marry IS,,
nna,sgs. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis 1i'Ies- pf
s"sTf w. Robert Walton Goeiee, Mr
9A M. lewis Gillespie, Mr.: Iheo-
av'spa1cc c-osvenor, Mr.. Dutee ". Flint
ss,.., ss,e :, william L. Howard, Miss
MI 4 Hunter, Mr.. E. C. knight jr.
! Knapp, Mrs. Ida Lawton
ouis B. McGagg, Dr.; k1cnard @ "
llson, Mrs. Mary ]; Nenson' Mr
s1;nsld Norman, Mr.. Bradford Nor
..n Mrs. Louisa P. Norman Mr'
r s,sdford Norman jry Mr.. Edgar 5
3S[ssins [ General James Parker, Mr.
a,ssrsw Robeson. Mr.. Louis T. Roberts.
h, Jobn Ridlon. Mrs. Alfred Ticker
r., Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Van
I as.arsn s Mfr. Archbold Van Beuren, Mr.,
av.s;,sis c. Vanderbilt, Mr.. William Il
Sy,nSerbilt, Mr.. Gustav J. S. White and
seepsral Wilbur E. Wilder.
4 ". Sands Wins Boys Tourney
4 " Sands won the championship in
H.. tournament for boys under fifteen
H.. he Casino to-day by defeating Dud-
H. Davis in the final, rs, 6-2. In
\ il mixed doubles tournament for
4 ,d,ss donated by Mrs. Clarence W.
4Elan. Miss Edith Colby and Sonny
q sny defeated Miss Marian Gray and
1 i,rek Frissell, "a. 6-f; Miss Marian
aI.kes and John Duncan won from
fFs Garcia Kip and W. P. Kip, 6-8,
H 6--l; Miss Kathleen Baker and
AkClure Rowland defeated Miss Edith
&Iwdward and W. T. Andrews, 6-1,
n In the tournament for girls
risr thirteen, Romaine Bristow de-
a.sd Lita Morris, 6-1, 60, and then
ra second round match by the same
LEW against Rose Davis; Roxane
lgnal won from Millicent Hammond
81 tsfsult, and Kitty Wickes defeated
saane Reynal in second round
ash, 6-l, 6-2.
Bishop and Mrs. James II. Darling
r. had twenty guests for dinner at
Il Corners this evening in honor of
ssiral and Mrs, William S. Sims. Mr.
ID Mrs. Herman D. Kountze alsl
rsstained at dinner at Sunny Lea
/ vii. luncheon was given at the
aambake Club to-day by Mr.. Thoma;
2fssrs, Mrs. Cameron McRae Wins.
hs viii give luncheon tomorrow
na dinners will be given tomorrow
Nmning by Mrs. George D. Widener
ana Mrs. Walter S. Andrews.
1 NJ. Il. Cary Morgan, of New York
~ Ipending week with Mr.. Milton S
larger Mrs. j, Borden Hartman has
fnivsd for visit. as has Miss Hunt
aaashter Of General Henry f. Hunt.
Entries for Ladies' Sweepstakes
Among those entered in the ladies
Hssspstakes golf tournament at The
ountry Club this afternoon were Mrs
4.'Dsrt W. Lovett, Miss Edna Barger
afs, Clarence W. Dolan, Mrs. Loui:
A4ylngston, Miss Helen Moran and Mis-:
asarenes Loew.
A BIZ. Henry Q. Havemeyer has donated
4ne prizes for the Junior Tomb Stone
tournament at the Country Club to-
aairow, the entrants being Miss Eliza
7selh Woodward and A. T. Gray, Mis-.
atdtn Woodward and j. Gordon Douglas
III, Miss Marian Wickes and Goule
ashav, Miss Alice Whitehouse anc
aafcaooid Van Bueren, Miss Muriel Van.
aSsfeilt and John Duncan, Miss Mary
aMtholson and Frederick Havemeyel
asaa Miss Florence Havemeyer.
At. Taylor Gherardi, of Washington;
Mi' Fred Nelson, Of Babylon, L. l., anc
3ai' ana Mrs. Torrey Everett, of Pasa.
asena' Callf., were new arrivals at the
Muehehinger King to-day. Ensign anc
an, r, A. Hudson, of Washington. arc
r. me New Cliffs and Mr.. and Mrs
ssfec st IN; y; Collins, of Summit, N. j., at
q Mis. Lewis Quentin Jones will be in
aise OF the fruits and vegetables al
avn fete Friday at the home of the
! mason on Rhode Island Avenue
.as =. nom nome for the Aged. Mrs. Wilbur
o.s Inv Wider, Mrs, I. Shaw Safe. Mrs.
,osePa Hartman, Miss Pauline Robin.
pn' Miss Elizabeth Robinson ara I'M Ms
ISABELLE Miller will be amonr or '-tb tho '1aso as
.a"ss' ,srs e., mrs. James G. Wentz will
aIr,' Fng Fenarge Of the candy table and
sldSi.Eisu sisi Eugene 5. Reynal the We getabIes,
ajsmoA ajau,aonai n patronesses include Mrs
= T. II; Darlington, Mrs Marsden I
80, mrs c. L. T. Robinson Ms
J%''sI Jasr 1erard, Mrs. F. P. Sands Mrs
NJ H., rASpegren, Miss Julia Rerwind
nin... y; Richardson, Mrs. o, II p
yys'nont, Mrs, Nathaniel Tbaver =, M
4 F,1nvA =. Fsppiey Miss NJ. E. Powell, Miss
aa.sry SrGIsser' rI' Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mrs,
Agn views, Mrs. T. Suffern Taller,
4 l,rdsns sswafd Terry and Mrs. Williams
Il Sbs,rnsso rsofge B, Post gave luncheon
+ snsisaiy ni,y 8 Yesterday at which she en-.
( Iss....sd Iss..sd for her daughter, Mrs. r
~''a'on Wilson jr. ~
i s,SsS ,Sse',alnlng aiming at the same place yes.
8ig igs =, were s Miss Mabel Gerrv, Who
4 sa N H. ner guest of honor at luncheon
q essr sr1ay na. fayne Whitney, and at a
d ssed gHs'ty H last night Mr. and Mrs,
es.rs a-no. ~ weeks had Mrs. Samuel T.
among their guests.
ass Alice K. Tieden,ar,r,
10 Be Bride IL, Autu,,,r,
hp,,lu u Mfs' Henry F. Tiedemann, Of
!. as Avenue, announce the engaaa-