New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
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the summer colony present. Another
was the wedding this evening at 6
o'clock Of Miss Christine Lee Lincoln,
daughter Of Captain and Mrs. Gatewood
S. Lincoln, to Ensign William Sinton.
U. S. N. The ceremony took place in
the historic Trinity Church, which had
been beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, and was performed by chs Rev.
Stanley G. Hughes.
Miss Louisa Grayson, of Pittsburgh,
was the maid Of honor, with Miss Sarah
Grayson, Of Pittsburgh; Miss Rebecca
Wellington, OF Washington; Miss
Agnes Otto, Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Catherine Lehman, of Newport, the
bridesmaids. DR.. Arthur Sinton,
brother Of the bridegroom, was the
best man, and several naval officers
were the ushers. A reception followed
before the couple left on their honey
moon.
Something new In mixed doubles
tennis at the Casino was held during
the week end when. an international
tournament was played, in which
French and Australian players, with
their wives competed in number of
lively matches. Those entered were
Mrs. Henry p. Russell and ME-. How
ard Kinsey, Miss Dorothy Kane and
M. Cochet, Miss Natalie Winslow and
Mr.. Philip Neer, NJ and Nine. Andre
Colbert, Of France; Miss Baldwin and
Mr.. Wheelwright, Miss Prentice and
Mr.. w. A. Larned, former national
champion; Mrs. Barger Wallach and
M. Boratra, of France; Miss Boardman
and Mr.. Arthur Yencken, of England;
Mrs
Hinckley, Mrs. William Goadby Loew
and Mr.. n. G. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel w. Niles, Miss Ednah Barger
and Mr.. @. M. Bull jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
ortheim, Of Australia; Miss Baldwin
and Mr.. Edgar Leonard and Miss Flor
ence Loew and Mr.. R. Kinsey.
Races at Bailey's Beach were start
ed during the week. Miss Mary Mich
olson and Mr.. John Duncan were the
winners of the joint mattress race,
| with Jock Andrews winning the mat
tress race for boys, and Mary Ham
| mond that for girls. j. Stewart Bar
| ney jr., won the fancy diving for boys,
| and Edith Woodward that for girls.
The sand modelling contest for prize
| donated by Mr.. Francis Burke Roche
was held by children this afternoon
| With the invitation tennis tourna-
ment on in full swing, the usual tour
naments at the Casino were omitted,
but there was time for Romaine Bris-
tow to win a small girls tournament,
| and w. Sands one for boys. Tennis
I ties at the Country Club, where Mrs.
!! William Goadby Loew and Mr.. w. R.
Lewis won the tombstone tournament
| for which prizes had been offered by
| Mrs. Stuart Duncan. The ladies'
| sweepstakes tournament was also held,
| but to-day no tournament was sched-
| uled because of the presence Of sew
| eral Of the leading golf stars.
/ Mr.. Francis Ouimet and Mr. Jesse
Guilford, of Massachusetts,, former ma
tional golfing champions, arrived to-
/ Suffern Taller at Honeysuckle Lodge.
/ as did Mr.. George Rotan, of Texas. q
4 prominent golfer. These stars will
give an exhibition at Mr.. Tailer,s
ocean links tomorrow and large
4 gallery is assured. Foursomes with
leading players in society will be ar
ranged during their stay.
4 MT. John Thompson Spencer was re-
elected president Of the Newport Read.
ing Room at the annual meeting of
stockholders held this week, with Mr..
waiter 5. Andrews chosen as secre-
tary and treasurer. The executive
1 , IpAiiAitAtISS AS now composed of DR.
Harry j. Knapp, chairman; Mr.. Walk
sr Breese Smith and Mr.. Bradford
Norman, while those ON the executive
committee are Mr.. Maximiliian Apas-
siz, Mr.. Walter S. Andrews, Dr.. Harrv
=. Knapp and former Governor 4. Liv.
.ngston Beeckman, the last named tak-
4 jr. Au - hhignt
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadbv I,oew
gave several entertainments during The
week, the feature Of which was fba;r
dinner and dance Thursday evening.
with guests coming from other dimes,
4 Tor the dancing. Other ENTERTAINERS
during the week included Dr.. and ji Mrs !
Henry Barton Jacobs, Bishop and Mrs
James n. Darlington for Admiral and
Mrs. Sims, Mrs. 8. Il. P. Belmont Mrs sr,a
Forsyth Wickes, who gave q party for
/ seyenty-five young people; MI. and
MIS-. John Aspegren, who ENTERTAINED
lat childran's party and who have 'a an.
nnounced big ball for September 3.
1 Mr; Vincent Astor, Miss Muriel Van.
dsrbiIt and Mr. and Mrs. Peter W.