New-York tribune., 1922-09-25
Nevport(,aller
sees CuilfOrd
Lose to OuiIa,et
Brilliant Group Watches
Two Former Champions
Play for Trophy Offered
BY Mrs. T.. Suffern Taller
Many Arrive on Yachts
Those Staying Late Make
Plans for Closing Villas
and Returning 10 City
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NEWPORT, Sept. %. Before brill
liant gallery, which reflected the large
namber of society people still remain
ine in Newport. MIR. Francis Ouimet,
former national champion, won the sill
ger mashie offered by Mrs. I, Suffern
Tailer by defeating Mr.. Jesse Guilford,
rstional goiS champion in 1921, in the
Snail round to-day on Mr.. 7. Sufern
fsilev's private ocean links. The for
ger champions contested eighteen
Aeles Of brilliant golf yesterday and
went over the course twice again to-
day. Both players just missed beat
ng the course record, for which feat
Mrs. Taller offered gold mashie.
,as course, with large number Of
,oeissY golf enthusiasts applauding
49, players. Many aided Mr. Taller
r. acting as officials in handling the
Gathering of over 500 each day. Among
Sc officials were Mr.. Victor Sorchan,
M Cyril Judge, Mr.. Bertrem De r.
Cruger and Master Tommy Taller, the
latter acting as announcer and holding
the flags at the holes. In the first
round Mr.. Ouimet made 38 and Mr..
Clifford Al, while in the second round
Mr.. Ouimet turned in card of 36, one
short of the record, while Mr.. Guilford
had 81.
Among those present were MIR. and
larry Taller, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. William Gammell, Mr..
Robert Potter, Mr.. G. j. Guthrie
Nicholson, Miss Mary Nicholson, Mr.
Grafton Gushing, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Galiatin, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril B. Judge,
Nix. Victor Sorchan, Mr.. R. Livingston
Beeckman, Mr.. Bertram De R. Cruger,
Prince and Princess Miguel de Bra
ganza, Mrs. Brady Hartman, Admiral
Cameron McRae Winslow, Mr.. H. Cary
Morgan, Miss Maud Wetmore, Mr. and
Mrs. James S. Cushman, Or. and Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton Rice, Mr. and Mrs.
Williams Burden and Mr.. Craig
Bdde jr.
Others Who Watched Play
Also Mrs. Joseph w. Frazier, Miss
Julia A. Berwind, Mrs. Robert Gros-
venor, Mr.. James W. Gerard, DR.. Henry
Barton Jacobs, Miss Marion Hoffman,
Miss Anna Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Fitzhugh Whitehouse, Mr. George
7. Cozzens, Miss Natalie willard, Mrs.
Seymour Johnson, Miss Garcia Kip, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w Hartman, Mrs.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Mrs. Will
liam Woodward Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenn Du CAlS, MIS. OOTuelIuS dHRe-
man, Miss Violet Tangeman, Miss Car
lotta Havemeyer, who has just returned
from abroad: Miss Pauline Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hayward Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie and
Commander Reed.
Entertainments were conducted on a
large scale over the week end. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aspegren gave a dinner to-
night at Aspen Hall and Mrs. Henry
Clsvs entertained with luncheon for
eighteen this afternoon at the Rocks.
Mr. and Mrs. T. suffern Taller had
guests at Honeysuckle Lodge at din
nsr to meet Mr.. Francis Ouimet and
NJ Jesse Guilford. Mrs Williams
Burden was a luncheon hostess yester-
DAY, while dinners last evening were
gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eppley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman re-
turned to Armsea Hall with her daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Hoffman, following a
TIP Of several days to New York. Miss
Carlotta Havemeyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer. who
has just returned from aboard, is the
guest of Mrs. Hoffman. MIR. B. NJ
Henry, of Philadelphia, is the guest Of
Mr Edgar Phelps. Mr.. A. B. Kerr and
Mr. c. H. Miles, of New York, are at
r,
q New York, is the guest of Mr.. Brad
ford Norman jr.
Many Arrive on Yachts
Yachting arrivals over the week end
we're exceptionally numerous. Among
these were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Walters, on the Narada; Commod ore
Arthur Curtiss James, on the Aloha;
Mr. y. K. Brice, on the Clarissa; Mr..
Tulo
Dutee Flint, on the Halcyon; MIR. Jo-
seph Fletcher, on the Juanlta; Mr.. Hen
y Wise Wood, on the Sea Lady, and
mr su raul Plunkett, on the Balmour
AA the yachts sailed late this after
,noon with the exception of the Star
h1g Narada and Halcyon.
mr. 1. Suffern Taller made the rec
ora nsh catch of the season to-day at
@e Sraves Point Fishing Club, bag
ghS sea bass which weighed sixty
pounds. He caught five other bass, rang
mglfom live to twenty-five pounds each,
ana placed the six on exhibition near
ne fishing club, where they were seen
py hundreds during the day, including
ns large golf gallery.
ar and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, who
WI be among the late stayers, have
sseeioed TO close Bonniecrest on Octo-
eef 10, when they will go to the Carl
,'n House in New York. Mr.. Edward
Bsrwin plans to remain at the Elms
ssAsl October 20, and Mr.. and Mrs.
ssmes Lenox Banks jr. will not leave
4 Until November /.
DIT. Craig Biddle has returned after
trip Of several days to New York,
sniie Mr.. c. Whitney Carpenter and
t. St. William Gammell, who have also
ven away, have rejoined the summer
yseony. Mrs, Barger Wallach left for
s.w York this evening, concluding her
ars. George Peabody Wetmore and
sss daughter, Miss Maud Wetmore, will
ave for New York tomorrow. Com
soaore and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
ssss small dinner last evening. Com
s.o0ore James returned to New York
1'night.
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