New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
uxedo Park to
Hold Il ennis and
Golf Journeys
sany Leading Society Play
ers Entered for Matches;
Ninth Greenwich Horse
Show Opens Tomorrow
Mrs. Bonaparte Departs
Mrs. Polk. Mrs. Sclnlidlapp,
Mrs. O'Brien, Mr.. Schley
Among the Entertaining

s;nce many Of the summer society
,ssayss have closed. numerous resi-
dents Of Tuxedo have returned to
Trxsio Park ard a keen interest is
hsine displayed in tennis and golf
na4ehes. The Tuxedo women's golf
,ban,pionship will begin next Monday
anil many Of the prominent players at
Tuxedo have entered.
On September Is and continuing
,sroneh each weekend in September
snd October, the annual Tuxedo tennis
handicap tournament and the mems
sin0,es club championships will be
,s,6 nm the Tuxedo Tennis Club courts.
Tuxedo boasts of some of the best
societv tennis playe-s in the country
and many Tuxedoites made fine show
mes at the recent Newport tennis
championships
Among those who have entered
shs club championship tournament
are Mr.. Alfred S. Dabney, Mr.. c..
i. Coulter, Mr.. lie Grand Cannon, Mr..
John Munroe and Mr.. Frank Roche. 1t
Is expected that the entry list will have
many more names by Monday, after the
usual weekend gathering at the club.
Greenville Horse Show to Begin
The ninth annual Greenwich Horse
Show will be held tomorrow at Mr..
gsmes McClenahan's Nutbourne Farm
in Port Chester. commencing at $3.50
.. m. and continuing all day. The
show, which is held under the auspices
Of the Greenwich Riding Association,
Of which Dir. Charles ID. Lanier 10 pres
ident, and the Fairfield and Westches-
ter County hounds, of which Mr.. John
McEntee Bowman and Mr.. Nj. Roy
Jackson are joint masters, will mark
the reunion of riding and driving
enthusiasts and lovers Of "King
Horse"
The show tomorrow will be the first
Of the fall season and some of the
finest thoroughbreds, ponies, hunters,
heavy harness horses and steeds of
gentlemen farmers of Fairfield and
Westchesrer counties will be shown.
The horse show committee, stewards
and ub-committees follow: Horse
show committee, Mr.. John McEntee
Bowman, chairman; Messrs. Arthur II.
Brown, NJ. Roy Jackson, Charles D.
lanier, Robert Law jr., Gordon Grand,
William V. C. Ruxton, Louis w. Mertz,
Err. Newell, James H. Perkins, Percy
4. Rockefeller and E. Allan Wood.
edwards committee, Mr.. Frederick H.
Bontecou, chairman; Messrs. Guy
Carleton, William 7. Darlington, Hugh
]. Chisholm, Edward Close, Everett
Crawford, Harry w. Croft, Benjamin
Fairchild, H. j. Fisher, c. Wadsworth
Howard, Coulter D. Huyler, james Nc
Clenahan, Charles A. Moore, Eugene
NJ. Moore, E. E. Smathers, Arthur E.
Warthen jr., E. Allan Wood and L. P.
yandell.
Dir. and Mrs. Mitchell Congratulated
Mr.. and Mrs Jchn Murray Mitchell,
Of Tuxedo, are receiving congratuia-
lions over the birth OF daughter a
few weeks ago. Mrs. Mitchell was Miss
tsnier Comfy before her marriage.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Grafton Morti-
mer, of Tuxedo, are also receiving con-
grstulations over the birth of daugh-
ter Mrs. Mortimer was before her
marriage Miss Katharine H. Tilford,
daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Tilford.
She is a sister of Mrs. David Wagstaff
and Miss Annette Tilford, of Tuxedo
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
are enjoying the early fall season at
their estate in Tuxedo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cheever Cow
din have returned to the city and are
at the Belmont.
Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk entertained,
at luncheon yesterday at Pierre's for
Mrs. LIE Grand C. Griswold. Mrs. Carl
]. Schmidlapp entertained for Mrs.
James N. Hill. Mrs. Esmond P.