The New York herald., 1922-07-19
THO More Tennis
Cups Up for Play
at Southampton
Contests for the Hoppin and
Babcock Trophies Begin
To-day-Arrivals.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoaK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON, n. ", July 1S.-Final
entries have been made for the club
tournaments for the Hoppin cup and the
Babcock cup. which will begin to-mor-
row on the tennis courts OF the Meadow
Club. Assistant Attorney General Hop
pin presents annually the cup which
bears his name and competition for it
Is open to the sons OF members and
season subscribers OF the club who on
the first day of the play have not passed
their seventeenth birthday. The en-
trants are John w. Cross, Jr., Page
Cross. Pierre Irving, Dewitt L. Sage.
Stephen Terhune. Phillips Dunno. Rex
Fincke. A. Willing Paterson and George
S. Patterson, Jr
The BabcoclS cup, presented to the
club by Mr.. Woodward Babcock fi
memory of his father, the late Henry D.
Babcock, will become the property of
the winner OF three annual tennis tourna-
ments The competitors are daughters
OF members under the age of twenty-one
years. Those who have entered are
Misses Margaret Thaw, Nancy F'incke.
Kate De Forest Prentice, Emily Davies,
Betty Condor, Josephine Dodge, Marga-
ret Dunno. Polly and Helen Potter.
Alice Walter. Mildred Tilton. Katharine
White. Priscilla Dodge. Frances Rob-
bins. Patty Peace and Phyllis b. Thomp-
son. Beginning tomorrow, there will
be five different tournaments for cups
under way at the club.
TabIeaux for East Hampton.
Members of the summer colony of
Southampton will assist next Friday night
in the entertainment to be held In the
Maidstone Club, East Hampton, for the
benefit of st. Luke's parish Of that vii
lage.
The pageant tableaux vivants pre-
sented are to be arranged by Francis
Hartman Markoe. now here: Mrs. Albert
K. Gallatin and Mr.. Albert Herter of
East Hampton. They are to be called
Dawn. Day and Night, and the Incl
dental music will be sung by Mrs
Ellery James, who was Miss Louise
Russell Hoadley; Mr.. Robert Thompson
Pell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. r.
Pell. and Mr. Bernardo Olshansky. who
will be behind the scenes with Mrs.
George Barton French at the piano.
John Drew will make the opening ad-
dress and several stars of the theater
will also be heard.
Among the patronesses are Mines.
John E. Berwind. Stephen E. Nash.
James l.. Breese. Samuel Ordway, Moses
Taylor Pyne, p. A. Valentine. William
II. Woodin, Henry F. Cooke, John F.
Erdmann, Sidney Webster Fish. James
Gallatin, Albert Herter, Harry l.. Ham
lit, James r. Mckee, Edward p. Mellon
Percy Hamilton Stewart and Lucien
Hamilton Tying. Several parties are
being made up to go over from South
smpton.
Princess Gianbattista Rospigiosi and
her daughter, Donna ELENA Rospigliosi,
who are passing the summer near st.
James, l.. l., will come here soon to as
sist Mrs. William NJ. Grinnel, who at
the street fair of August will have
charge of the section to be called
Wonderland and which will be of par
ticular interest to children.
Notes of the Resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould, Jr
will come here Friday for visit at
Sandhurst with Mr. Angler B. Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Wagstaff and
Mrs. Glorence Schirmer who have been
visiting Mr.. Malcolm l.. Meacham, have
returned to New York.
Mr.. George Warrington Curtis rlans
to give at his villa on the night of Au-
gust an entertainment with professional
dancers who will give a performance on
the lawn. Afterward there will be
supper and general dancing indoors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Breese will
give their first dinner of the season next
Saturday night at the orchard.
Mr.. +. l.. Holbrook Belts will sail
for Europe next Saturday to remain two
months. His sister. Mrs. Russell II.
Hoadley. now Is in France with Mrs.
Oliver Could Jenpings