The New York herald., 1922-04-13
Mrs. L. G. Morris
Wins Tennis Match
at White Sulphur
Defeats Mines. Lorillard Spen-
Ger, j. Couper Lord and
Ernest Iselin.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va,
April 12.-There has been excellent
tennis on the Greenbrjer courts every
day this week. and this morning a
large gallery gathered to watch the
doubles between Mrs. Lewis GSuverneur
Morris. Mrs. Lorillard Spencers Mrs. J.
couper Lord and Mrs. Ernest Iselin.
The match took the form of round
robin. the players changing partners for
each set. All were playing good tennis,
but Mrs. Morris held the lead from the
first and won all four SETS. meeting
with great applause from the onlookers,
who included the Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de Matthew. Nine. lie
Breton, wife of the Argentine Ambas-
sador: Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt,
the latter formerly Baroness speck Won
sternburg; vicomte Jules Henri de
Sibour Mrs. W., De Lancey Kountz. Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Porter. Mrs.
Leonard c. Hanna. and her son. Mr..
Leonard c. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hone Auerbach. Mr.. Frank l. Polk,
Mr.. and Mrs. worthington Hine. Mrs.
Frederick Martin Davies. Miss Beth
Leary, Mrs. Pierce Butler Mr.. Emerson
MacMillin Sd. Mrs. Edward w. McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Welles. Robert
Appleton and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur a.
Sprague.
Mr.. Edward S. Hardness Of New
York, who arrived this morning. had
luncheon In the enclosed veranda at the
Greenbrier with A. NJ. Crosby Of Mime
apolis. and afterward the two had a
round of golf. Mr.. Eugene NJ. O'Neil of
Pittsburgh and his daughter. Mrs. Da-
vies had Mrs Kountz as luncheon
guest.
Mrs Richard Stevens of Castle Point.
Hoboken. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B.
Condor of New York were at another
table, while in other groups were MI.
and Mrs. Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Hotchkiss of New
York entertained at a luncheon party
at the Casino. and afterward spent the
afternoon on the golf links.
Mr.. Effinsham Lawrence Mr.. and
Mrs. Auerbach and Mr.. ]. Couper Lord
played foursome on the eighteen hole
course this afternoon, and Sonora Ma
thien and Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies
were out on the long course. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt Of New York en-
tertained at a farewell dinner at the
Greenbrier In honor of Mr. James
Speyer. who will return to New York
tomorrow Their other guests were
Mrs. Stevens Mr. A. Norris Bagby. Mr..
and Mrs Edward r. Condor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond +. Jones OF
New York gave large dinner at Elm
hurst Farm.
Many visitors attended the motion pic
lures in the Greenbrier ballroom after
dinner and others filled bridge tables in
the foyer and spring room. Playing
bridge in one group were Mrs. J. Ken
redy Tod OF Sound Beach. Conn.,. Mrs.
M. g. Rankin and A. Morris Bagby OF
New York and Mrs. George B. Jones OF
Findlay, Ohio. Mr.. Jones was treas
urer of the American Red Cross Com
mission to Greece during the war and is
one Of the most enthusiastic golfers
here. Their daughter. Miss Gertrude
Jones, who has spent much time at
White Sulphur is still in Paris, where
she spent the winter
Mr.. Lorenzo Semple and Mr.. and Mrs.
Effingham Lawrence and Rear Admiral
Johnston Of Washington were at an
other bridge table.
Pearce OF Haverford Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Shepherd and Mrs. Gertrude
Lewis of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam d. Sohier. Jr.. OF Boston and Mr..
John Coates Eastman OF Chicago.