New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Ier,l,is Stars
Draw To-day
AT Newport
ding Women Players of
Nation To Be Placed for
singles and Doubles Tour
uapenis at the Casino
[surch Benefit Success
!, ad;t;onal Patronesses Are
=, Announced for Torpadie
and Corigliano Concert
-, pl,yoseh to The Trioune

xEHYUAAf $50!
$50 chairman of the women's ten
.orsmittee of the Casino. arrived
/. sveuing with list of the star
s.. nlsyers of the country who had
..,.s invitations to compete in the
-. .snd doubles tournaments at the
s.;-o the first three days of next
The drawings will be made to-
sa ssissstional patronesses announced
=. sar the concert at the Casino
.as ~. an July &c, when Greta Tor
s. Iii sing and John Corigliano
fss n.,.r the violin, are Mrs. Richard
" r.. wilson, Mrs. Robert Ogden
I .ssss'N Mrs Cameron McRae Winslow,
49, ohert Gould Shaw I'd, Mrs. Jo-
~ s. lowering Wharton, Mrs. James
y 81. Dodge, Mrs. f. Hayward Ferry,
~ ~ crace Rainey Rogers, Miss Fannie
I sa..sr Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens,
! r., lola Warrington. Mrs. William
.S sr;shurpe, Mrs. Henry Barton ia
= Mrs. William T. Carter, Mrs. Ed
m Rawson, Mrs. Thomas Reed
sss-.s Mrs. William Faulkner Ans
Hrs. Catewood S. Lincoln, Mrs.
CO., i Baldridge. Mrs. l. C. John
!. urs. William l.. Irvine, Mrs. Har-
~ Smith. Mrs. Leonard r. Sargent,
e. Thomas H. Brown, Miss Julia S.
s.,srbof. Mrs. Alfred G. Howe. Mrs.
s.-,v Rsinsford Stark. Mrs. Samuel
smum Scott and Mrs. Herman D.
4 Iantze.
Rain Hurt Grass Courts
Pain esrly in the morning prevent
4 j ss vrass courts at the Casino from
.,,s nsed but 9 number were on the
= ~ courts. including Mr.. Paul Rainey,
4, Craig Biddle, Mr.. Thomas Ridg-
:, and Mr.. Palmer Kountze. while
!, ogden L. Mills and Mr.. William
-. played court tennis. During the
.i,,noOr large number of the young
+ ii we're on the courts.
.nong those playing golf at the
i f.rssrv Club to-day were Miss Sylvia
siIsouse. Miss Kate Darlington, Miss
ss.uslo Vanderbilt and Mr.. John
i yHslow. =.
yrs. Joseph Widener is now in Cali
s,,i. but is expected to return late
! August Mr.. Widener is at present
i Europe.
NJ and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller gave
iEthaay party at Honeysuckle Lodge
i afternoon for their daughter, Miss
4 sy Taller, who has reached her
nth year. twenty-five children
i ws invited. Motion pictures were
assa in the house.
Yrs. Forsythe Wickes and Mrs: j.
IA. Clark gave dinners this evening
and Miss Fanny Johnson had guests at
lunch. M.s. james B. Duke also gave
r. dinner for twenty. The dinners for
ss.nonv night will be by Mr.. and
Mn Jerome N Bonaparte, Mrs. w.
fsss Sherman and Mr.. Ogden L.
Wills with the Mills's dinner to be
ials#ed by dancing, at which Con-
asi orchestra will play.
VI. James w. Gerard Arrives
Serai new season arrivals were OBJ
yrd to-day, among them Mr.. and
IN Eugene S. Reynal, who have taken
@at tie Pinard cottages, and former
srasador James w. Gerard, who has
R,.d Mrs. Gerard at Fairlawn, the 1
iamend Burden cottage, which they
Are leased for the summer Mr.. and
IN. 7. A. Havemeyer, of New York
trnyed to-day to spend a week with
III. and Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer.
H. Cyril Hatch is another newcomer
ifaa New York. Mr.. Victor Sorchan,
Il New York. who has not been in
Newport in years, has also arrived to
ipend the summer.
hrs, G. ]. Guthrie Nicholson, who
sad charge Of the lawn fete given at
Lansmere, her summer estate, as a
benefit for St. Johns Church, has an
nouneed that more than $1,000 was
raised.
General Pablo Gonzales, of Santiago.
Chile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos de
ssronandia, Of Venezuela, arrived to-
Gay at the New Cliffs. Mrs. M. w.
aastson, Of New York; Mr.. John Mat
rs0s, mrs. c. A. Easley and Miss Alice
snassy, of Beaumont, Tex, and Mr.. and
An, Charles F. elise, of Seattle. are
me Auenchinger King. Mrs. F. R.
,aas ana Miss Evans, of New York,
at the Hill Top.
az and Mrs. Edward K. Carr, of
p,Astoh, VINO are at their Greenough
sss cottage, registered at the Ca
gsu. .o'eay, as did Captain NJ. G. St.
A4siaee, Of Scotland.
Repairing Coogan Estate
j, Work has been started on repairing
s * Ss0ogan estate, in Catherine Street,
. s.,sn was seriously damaged by fire
sseral years ago.
~ a. !, and Mrs. J. Woodward Haven
s ,dS "a. .asli daughter, Miss Ethel Haven,
\. sa Mo, Tor Europe early in August.
h, William c. Rives, of Washing
s ~, who has been at his Redwood
nv ~ !. cottage, is in New York for a
a US J. Francis A. Clark is planning
, ~. NJ at Wrentham House for
E q Wednesday.
~ ssaamodore Arthur Curtiss James re-
il ,a ss.i rom New York to-day on board
I, Esas aloha. The yacht Laventar,
: coward Stebbins, also arrived.