The New York herald., 1922-09-16
Exhibition Golf
on Taller Links
Attracts Society
Two Hundred See Miss COllett
Defeat Miss GOrdon-Other
Newport Events.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 15.-Mrs T. Suf-
fern Taller entertained to-day with an
exhibition golf match at Ocean links.
following a luncheon at Honeysuckle
Lodge. Her guests to play over the
course were Miss Glenna Collett and
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, both of Provi-
dence.
Tive hundred guests formed the gal
lery which followed the players. Miss
Collett won. playing the first round in
AZ. Miss Gordon. with her AZ, played
some beautiful shots. Six of the holes
during the two rounds were played in
par by the girls, and there were two
''birdies' for Miss Collett
Among those present were. besides Mr..
and Mrs. Taller. Mr.. and Mrs. John Du-
fais, DR.. and Mrs. Roderick Terry. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Quentin Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fitz Hugh Whitehouse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert, Gould Shaw Cd, Mrs. Cornelius
, Tangeman. Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs.
Robert Grosvenor. Mrs. Joseph w.
Frazer. Miss Anna Sands. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Sherman, Mrs. Louis Treadwell,
Miss Roberta willard. the Misses Pauline
Robinson, Sylvia Hillhouse, Emily Wins
low, Julia Berwind and Natalaja Will
lard. Mrs. Cornelius H. Tangeman. Mrs.
Brady Hartman. Mrs. Joseph Hartman.
Mrs. +. Lothrop Amos, Mrs. Ogden Fl.
Hammond and the Messrs. Louis Boisse-
Kenneth Shaw Safe, Summer Gerard,
James S. Cushman and Mr.. and Mrs
William Burden.
Little Betty Taller acted as guide for
the players at the green's and Mrs
Taller followed the play in her car. in
which she had invited most of the SER
wants at their summer home
Mr.. Arthur Curtiss James returned
from New York to-day on board his
steam yacht Aloha. Mr.. Stuart Dun
can also Joined the colony after few
days in New York.
Play was started this morning in the
mems singles tennis tournament at the
Casino. five matches being played and
two defaulted In the first round Louis
Hobbs defeated Dudley Davis, GO,
6-2 Alexander Shaw won from Adj
miral Winslow, Ga. 6--1 Craig Biddle.
Jr.. defeated varick Frissell. 6-3, So
Mcclure Rowland won from Walter
Phelps by default. Gordon Douglas,
JrA defeated A. T. Gray. co. rs, and
Charles Moran, Jr.. won from William
Burden by defaut. Other first round
matches are listed between John Dun
can and Cameron McRae Winslow. Jr.,
and between Woodward Phelps and
John Winslow. One second round
match was played in which Gordon
Douglas. Jr., defeated Mcclure How
land. 6-2. 81.
! Dyson Duncan and A. r. Gray de-
feated Henry Howard and Walter Phelps
In the boys doubles. 4---6. 6-3, 6--2.
and will oppose Mcclure Rowland and
Charles Moran, Jr., in the final
Mrs. H.. *. Hudson of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Moran.
Mrs. Marion Eppley and Mrs. Dudley
were dinner hostesses this evening
Many in the summer colony were
present at the Newport Historical So
ciety rooms this evening for the joint
i
OF Georgia, who gave number of dia-
lect folk. stories. and Mrs. L. r. S.
Brandt. soprano. rendered several of ihe
southern melodies. Among the pat
I ronesses were Mines. Roderick Terry
| Henry Barton Jacobs. William s. Sims
Woodbury. Blair, Marion Eppley, Gibson
Fahnestock, Harold Brown. j. Fred
Pierson. James b. Duke. Cameron
McRae Wnslow. Wilbur Elliott Wilder.
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Rhinelander. @. III. +. Belmont, Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte. Albert G.. Leaves,
Lewis Fox Frissell. Howard S. Graham,
Franck Taylor Evans, George Eustis
-corcoran, t. Suffern Taller, William
Woodward Phelps. Alexander Jay Bruen
and the Misses Mason, Miss Agnes c.
Storer. Mrs. w. Rogers Morgan. Mrs.
W. r. Doores, Mrs Thomas J. Sem,
Mrs Frederick Leroy Buck. Mrs. N. J..
Nichols. Mrs. It. Earle Van Metre, Mrs.
f. r. Hill and Mrs. Kent Robottom
Princess Miguel de Bragsnza gave a
childrens dance Thursday afternoon and
Mrs Carou u. Winslow children's
party
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz who has
returned from Canada following trip
OF several weeks, gave tea this after
noon for her house guests, Miss Emma
Thursby of New York. Miss Ina
Thursby. Mrs. Edward Lawrence Hunt
of Washington Mrs. Charles Austin
Bryan and Miss annette Bryan OF New
York.
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer has gone to
her home I'm Boston. Recently she was
appointed chairman Of the womens ad-
visory committee for Massachusetts on
the coal situation and she expects to be
actively engaged in her duties.