New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Miss Collett Wins Golf
Trophy irt Ne,Uport Came
National Women's Cham pion
Defeats Miss Elizabeth Cor
; don for SiLver Mashie Prize
special DISPATCH to The Tribs,r. /.


NEWPORT. Sept. 15.-Before a
gathering of summer residents, Miss
Glenna Collett, of Providence, ma
tlonal women's champion, won a silver
mashie offered by Mrs T. Suffern
Taller by scoring victory over Miss
Elizabeth Gordon, of Providence, this
afternoon on Mr.. Tailer's private Ocean
Links. Miss Collett played brilliant
golf, and on her first round would
have tied the score made by Mr.. Jesse
Guilford on the same links recently
but for the fact that she trimmed two
holes and was stymied on the last. Miss
Coliett made the first round in AZ, as
against 47 for Miss Gordon.
Among those present were Miss Julia
A. Berwind, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
Shaw I'd, Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Mrs.
Brady Hartman, Mrs. Joseph Harri-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marouand
Goodwin, Miss Anna Sands, Mrs. Joseph
w. Frazier, Mrs. Lewis s. Treadweu.
Mr.. Craig Biddle jr.. Mr.. Kenneth Shaw
Safe, who was one of the officials; Mr..
James S. Cusnman, Miss Elizabeth
Robinson, DR.. Roderick Terry, Mr.. M.
Louis Boissevain, Mrs. Ogden H. Ham
| mond, Mrs. William Woodward, Mrs.
Beverly Bogert, Mrs. Cornelius Tango
man, Miss Sylvia Hillhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Miss Roberta Willard, Mrs. Frederick
Lothrop Ames, Mr.. Horace Stebbins
and Mrs. Craig Biddle.
Miss Collett and Miss Gordon were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs T. Suffern
Taller during their stay, and Mr.. Taller
was enthusiastic over their playing
Little Betty Taller held the flags on
the greens, while Master Tommy
Taller carried the trophy, which was
presented to Miss Collett.
Davis Tournament Begins
Play was started to-day in the mems
singles tennis tournament at the
Casino, several first round matches and
two second round contests being held.
In the first round Mr.. Louis Hobbs de-
feated Mr.. Dudley Davis, Go, 6--2;
Cameron McRae Winslow, Cd, 6-1;
Mr.. Cameron McRae Winslow jr. de-
feated Mr.. John Duncan, Cd, 4-6,
Cd; Mr.. Craig Biddle jr. won from
Mr.. Varick Frishell, Ga, 6-2; Mr..
Mcclure Rowland defeated Mr. Walter
Phelps by default; Mr.. Gordon Douglas
jr. defeated Mr.. a. I. Gray, 60, Is,
and Mr.. Charles Moran jr. defeated Mr..
Williams Burden by default.
In the second round Mr.. Louis Hobbs
defeated Mr. Alexander Shaw, 6-1,
60, ana Mr.. Gordon Douglas jr. won
from Mr.. Mcclure Rowland, e-2, 81.
Frequene entertainments have been
planned for the week end. Mrs. Ma
rion Eppley and Mrs. Dudley Davis
were dinAer hostesses this evening.
Mrs. T. 81 aw Safe has planned lunch
con for tomorrow and Mrs Lewis
Quentin Jones a dinner for tomorrow
evening. Miss Louise Alice Williams,
Of Georgia, gave some of her original
Southern negro stories at luncheon
given by Mrs. j. Fred Pierson. The
guests included Mrs. Frederick Rhine
lander, Mrs. Robert Grosvenor. Mrs.
Charles M. Bull, Mrs. George Hull,
Miss A. Stevens, Mrs. Howe and Miss
Louise Lyons Heustis.
Movements of New Yorkers
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Duke left this
evening for New York, concluding their
Newport stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Judge have gone to the Adirondacks
for short visit, but are expected
back later.
Mrs. H. f. Hudson, of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Moran. Com
mander and Mrs. Hall have rented the
Weaver cottage, on Ayrault Street, for
the winter.
Dyson Duncan and Al. r. Cray,
through their 4--6, 63, 6--2 defeat of
Henry Howard and Walter Phelps, will
play Mcclure Howland and Charles
Moran ir. in the finals in the boys
doubles for the prizes donated by Mrs.
Ogden III. Hammond.
Mr.. Robert Muirhead is q guest OF
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmors at
Chateau-sur- -Mer. Mrs. James Griswold
Wentz, who has just returned from a
trip of several weeks to Canada, has
Miss Emma Thursbss Miss Ina Thurs