New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Annual Invitation Golf
Tournament, in Which
80 Took Part, Was Won
by Mr. J. +. Partridge
Women Have Keen
Contests at Nets
Reception and Tea Held
for 10Th Anniversary Of
Pastoraie Of DR.. Wood
sreciai Dispatch 70 Tie T-,bpzs
TUXEDO PARK, June IT

VIII Dc inc feature dilldctlDNb
n % members Of society who
have gathered here FOR the week end.
The finals in the Tuxedo annual ter
mis- tournament will be played To-
day and tomorrow on the Tennis
Club courts. Almost every resident
Of the Park attended the dance held
tonight in the Club.
The annual Tuxedo invitation golf
tournament, which attracted more
than eighty players, was won by Mr.
j. +. Partridge, who defeated Mr..
Paul Moore , up and 70 play in
the final play Of the first division.
The four other division prizes were
won by Mr. II. p. Bingham, Mr.. A.
/. Norris, Mr. II. Harris and Mr..
Seymour Johnson. The qualifying
medal was won by Mr !. /. Sterns
jr, with a score Of 70. Forty play
ers qualified al medal play FOR tho
match play, which BEGAN last Sun
day. The tournament was consid-
cred one Of the most successful ever
put on at Tuxedo.
Players 10 Take Part
In Mems Doubles Tennis
The players who entered the mems
doubles tennis include. Nossfs. lie
Grand Cannon, George So. George, ".
Carey, Alfred L9Omls. George Roberts
W. r. Belts ir. Andre Lord, W. Bel
inap ir.. 4. Arory Roger 4lckerman,
n. Trevor, r. T.. dc Naam, stanley q.
Mortimer, II. Some, T. blagaen, /.
Wilmerding and q. Alch.ac.g5s. In
the finals 20 le played te-morrow
Mcssrs. Loom.s and Roberts viii play
lessrs de- Khan srl or.iucr
The players .n tfe missed doubles
play include: lr fri ..i F. blag'
den. Mr. George Robert ari Yrs. ".
c. Low. Mr. and Nrf. Joan Nunroe,
Mr. Francis Roche agl Mss *. Nickes,
Mr. r. Some and Iis Acnes larhari.
Mr. and Mr. $. Sloan Cole, lr. and
Mrs Amcry Carhagt. Nr TT. ,tackpoie
and Mrs George Warren. Nr stanley
G.. Mortimer ana Mss Annette Tilford.
Mr. A. S. Dabncy and M.ss d. Kane
and Mr. and Mrs. +. J. O. Rham. Mr.
Mortimer and Miss Ti.ford have
reached the somi-dnal rouri IN the
lower draw and the upper teams have
not completed their play.
There was keen competition in the
play include Miss ". Wickcs, Mrs.
F. Blagdon has reached the semi-hnal
round and will play the winner Of the
Miss Renee Carhart US. Ars. !, }, Dc
Rham match tomorrow. Those Who
have played in the women's singles
play include Miss ". Wickes. Mrs.
Philip Kip Rhinelander, Miss Harriet
McKim, Miss Annette Iilfort, Mss
Fanny Wickos. Mrs John Munroe, Mrs.
Amory Carhart, Mrs. j. Montgomery
and Mrs. George Warren.
Among those staying az the Cluo
over the week end are Nr. Lloyd
Warren, Major Pierre Lorillard jr,
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard sr. Robert D.
Wrern. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. stevens. Mr.
A. s. Dabnoy. lr. +. /. Burrill jr, Mr.
Francis Roche, Mr. George Ellis ard
DR.. {. /. Dana
Mr. and Mrs. David WagstaH and
their sons. Hunt and David ir, sailed
to-day on the Cedric Tor Italy. The
Wagstafs Will be abroad Until the
early mart OF October. Mrs. WagstaR
was president % the Tuxedo Horse
show. which was held $50 weeks ago,
and was ore Of the best shows in the
history o. Tuxedo shows, even allowing
FOR the handicap OF disagreeab.e
weather.
Reception and Tea Held
On nwn Of TnNodo Cluh