New-York tribune., 1922-07-05
Rai, Delays Children's
Sports at MeadOaU Club
Not Until afternoon Do South
anspton Young athletes Get
the Chnraco tn Win Prizes

Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, July 4.--Continued
rain throughout the morning hours
prevented the children's sports at the
Meadow Club, but at o'clock in the
afternoon the weather cleared long
enough for the sports to take place.
The prize winners in the seventy
five-yard dash were Ruth Tickerman,
Constance Terhune, Jack Potter and
Philip Dunno. Winners in the obstacle
race for boys were Richard Ryan, Jack
Potter, Vincent Mulford and Oren Root.
In the three-leg race Caroline and
Betty Sharp were winners of first prize
and Mildred Lee and Pauline Dodge
Richard Ryan and Theodore Barstow
won first prize. Page Gross and John
Cross won second prize. In the thread
and needle race Genevieve and Con-
stance Fox were first prize winners and
Philip Dunno and Mildred Lee were
second.
The crab race was won by Rosalind
Lee, Edgar Stewart Davis and
Josephine Benedict, first, second and
third prize, respectively.
Polo Feature of the Day
A polo game by the members Of the
East Hampton Polo Association and the
players of the 9Th Field Artillery
of the I'd Battalion, which has re-
Gently returned from Germany, was
one of the interesting features of the
morning on the polo field of East
Hampton. 1t is planned that polo
games shall be given at that place
from time to time during the sum-
mer.
Notices have been sent by I. Y.
Halsey, president of the annual meet
ing of the East Hampotn Boat Club, to
be held at the Office of the Commodore
on Saturday evening, July 8, at 8
o'clock for the purpose Of electing di-
rectors to succeed those whose terms
expire at this meeting.
Mrs. T. Arthur Ball, of Water Mill,
entertained at luncheon at the Shin
necock Hills golf clubhouse this af-
ternoon for twelve guests. Also enter
tanning at luncheon there to-day were
! G. H. Townsend and H. T. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman
came from Bethesda, Md, yesterday,
to occupy the Corwith cottage in South
Main Street, which they have leased for
the season.
Mrs. George G. Whitney, of New Or
leans, has leased the E. H. Corwith cot
tage in Main Street for the season.
NIX. ana MIS-. fodUiIci NiCNOHASii CoHIG
this week to their summer home, Edge
mere, in Water Mill, where they will
be for the season.
Mrs. Bartlett Leaves Tomorrow
Mrs. William Allen Bartlett, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucian
II. Tying at the latter's summer home IN
Halsey Neck for the past week, will
leave tomorrow for Mount Kisco. Mrs
Tying was hostess this afternoon at an
informal musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Davis English, of
Philadelphia and Southampton, who
have been at Waterwild. their summer
home in Shinnecock Hills since the
middle of June, is entertaining for over
the Fourth Mr.. F. w. Fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gaillard Thomas,
who have been at their country place,
Thanet House in South Main Street,
have just returned from two weeks
motor trip through the Berkshires
and New England and will be here
for the rest of the summer. Their
son, Charles Carroll Thomas, returned
with them from ST. Pauls School.
Eisey E. Meacham, who has been
the guest of his son, Mr.. Malcolm
Meacham, at the Rose cottage in Hill
Street, for the past two weeks left this
evening for his home in New York.