New-York tribune., 1922-08-07
Miss Florence Loew and
MIR. Edgar Leonard Win
From Mrs. I'll. W. Bull
and MIR. Hobbs in Final
Benefit Bridge Is Held
Miss Loew, Paired With
MIR. Conde Mast, Is Also
Victor In Golf Foursome
so,c,o, Dispatch to The Tribune

,sinr arranged at the Casino, while a
E niyed forsome was held at the Country
Club for prizes donated by Mrs. Louis
livingston. A benefit bridge was also
held a. the Country Club for the wom-
ems department of the National Civic
Fsdsration. Entertainments by promi-
,snt hostesses marked the week end.
Miss Florence Loew and Mr.. Edgar
Leonard were the winners of the mixed
,, doubles tennis tournament at the Ca
sino to-day. defeating Mrs. Henry w.
pull and Mr.. Louis Hobbs in the final
! round. 6-1, 60. In the semi-finai
round contested this morning Miss
Ioew and Mr.. Leonard won from Mrs.
Fowler and Mr.. Oliver Perrin, ca, 6-2,
10 Mrs. Bull and Nh Hobbs defeated
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris and Mr. l. Town
send Burden in long match, I2-l4,
e--4, rs. The first round winners
were Miss Loew and Mr.. Leonard who
defeated Miss Natalie Winslow and Mr..
Lewis C. Morris; Mrs. Fowler and Mr..
a Perrin, who won from Mrs. Henry Rus
sell and Mr. Williams Burden; Mrs.
!. Morris and Mr.. /. Townsend Burden.
.sho triumphed over Mrs. George F.
Baker jr. and Mr.. H. Cary Morgan,
and Mrs Bull and Mr.. Hobbs, who de-
I feated Mrs. Barger Wallach and Mr.
Thomas Ridgeway.
Entertain at Luncheon
Miss Florence Loew, paired with Mr..
Z Conde Mast, also won the mixed four
/. some in the golf tournament at the
County Club. Others competing were
I Miss Florence Havemeyer and Mr.
Henry o. Havemeyer, Miss Marion
. Wickes and Mr.. Forsyth Wickes, Miss
Muriel Vanderbilt and MIR. Henry O..
Hsvemeyer jr., Mrs. George D. Widener
and Mr.. Roderck Terry jr., Mrs. Eu-
gene S. Reynal and Mr.. Ogden H. Ham
mond, Mrs. Reginald Norman and Mr..
l-ward Bolt, Mr.. and Mrs Henry w.
Bull, Mrs. George F. Baker jr. and Mr..
: William Goadby Loew, Mr. and Mrs. D..
K. Jay, Mrs. William Goadby Loew and
Mr.. William Payne Thompson, and
Miss Edith Strawbridge and Mr.. Ken
1 neth Shaw Safe.
4 Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt I'd, who
returned from Saratoga yesterday, gave
luncheon for eighteen guests at
. Gravel Court to-day
i Mrs. Henry Clews was also a lunch
con hostess to-day, entertaining at The
Rocks: Dinners this evening were
! given by Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Wele-
ner who had twenty-four guests at
aid-Cliff; by Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer.
Who had eighteen guests at her Belle
:. vue Avenue residence, and by Mr.. and
Mrs. jerome Napoleon Bonaparte at
!, the Morrel cottage.
Mrs bonaparte was also a dinner
hostess last evening, while lunche ons
!, Yesterday were given by Mrs. Lewis G.
Morris, Mr.. Marsden j. Perry, Mr.. and
mrs. William Payne Thompson, and DR.
= and Mrs. Robert w. Lovett.
Ihlrty tables were filled for the
oeneht bridge at the country club Miss
Aaude Wefmore was the chairman, and
1e patronesses included Mrs. Henry
Giews, Mrs. James S. Cushman, Mrs
:. Brady Hartman, Mrs William Fitz-
s hugh Whitehouse, Mrs. William Wood
r.. ward Haven, Mrs. Henry Howard, Mrs
aeoert W. Lovett, Mrs. Guy Norman
y Its. Bradford Norman, Mrs. Nathaniel
ss mayer, Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller and
afs. William Storrs Wells.
Miss Vanderbilt Arrives
!, MISS Cathleen Vanderbilt is among
.ae latest arrivals, and is at Sandy
iG oia Farm with her father, Mr.. Regi-
:. as,o Z. Vanderbilt, for two weeks.
mere was considerable entertaining
over the week end. Mr.. Oliver Perrin
na Mr; T. u. Chadwick are guests of
nj and Mrs. George d. Widener: Mr..
2 peroef' bogert, OF Montreal. is with Mr..
neveriy bogert at Dudley House. Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Thomas were gnests 9
y WI and Mrs. Robert Goelet, MIR. H.
y Colt was the guest of Mr.. William p
CCiIs.o" over the week end, while Mr..
1eorge Henry Warren ir.. of New York
arrived for visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Colford of Now
1orx, arrived yesterday. ana ere at
4 gravel Court with Mrs. William
Vanderbilt I'd. -'''"i ~
lsew entrants in the mixed doubles
nhs tournament for Young neonle
ihclUoe Miss Elizabeth Woodward and
" " Gordon Douglas jr, Miss Edith
{. I. 10 "G0oward a, and Mr.. William T Andrews
Ssau so MISS Adele Reynal and Mr.. Gould
aI~. IN the girls tennis tournament
= MA Wsg.aay MISS Marian Wickes defeated
fIorehce Havemeyer, 6-3. 81.
al Boys in Tennis Matches
Mr.. Francis A. Shea, of Boston. has
> VIZ V,nee l. 1or stay at the Muenchinger
I. as "r and Mrs. Herbert B. Keane.
= Ne~ YORK, will arrive tomorrow for
foed as season and will be at the New Cliff
w. Mr' Henry F. Pearsons, of New
!, ss.a Aho Miss NJ. E. Fay, of Boston.
I. II, among the arrivals at the Hill
pis;.M Mr.. William Street, of White
several weeks. M
.wo matches in the boys tennis
= 1urEament rpSulfad ~ w C,-I J.
b .sating F, C. Havemeyer 6-1 12-1(,
S-l, 60.
MSS Elizabeth Sands was among the
sss,sglstrants at the Casino TO-DAY. as was
ss =, h. Q. Paul, Of Baltimore.
MS Lawrence Lewis Giuesoie has
saounced the names of several sum
~ residents who will assist her in
NJ. SAFE for the blind on Thursday.
|t ss Y. n. P. Belmont will be IN full
ars se OF the tea table and will use
Ms.,e OF the famous tea sets from
,a'ole t. House. The general commit
lss,;a "a enarge is composed of Mrs Gill
gne' Princess Miguel De Braeanza,
NJ Robert Goelet, Mrs. Lewis G.
DIS Mrs. Thomas Ridgeway and Miss
s;n hoffman. Mrs. Marion Eppley
ksssa ma naye charge of fruit and flowers,
/ Il Mlss Mary Alice Barney, assisted
&. several members OF the younger
viii De at the lemonade we'll.
Picnics at Beach
y,Ma,is. Sylvanus Stokes and Miss
Loew entertained mt picnic par-
H. as bailey's Beach yesterday.
WAS race for the cup offered by Mr.,
4 t,saafn ts,safn 0. D. Iselin, scheduled or yes
Il way, was postponed