New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Worlds Tennis
Mars Invited to
Newport Courts
r..;ro's Sixth Annual Tour
new. Opening August la,
q Bring Together Best
PLAYERS of the Country
liant Recital on July 20
Gotta Torpadie and Corig-
Tia liano Will Be Heard I'm
der Socieiy's Patronage

,rwpoRT. July 6.-The Casinos
~ annual invitation lawn tennis
Ns'- .rsut. which will start August ID,
va :, n.;,r together the country's lead
~ .,,vers and probably the pick of
- 80, countries, as the visiting Davis
i ~. .l.sers will be asked to compete.
~ y. tennis committee of the Casino,
,ws;ss Mr.. Craig Biddle is chairman,
'...,s invitations to-day. Among those
. ..ssa 70 Play are Messrs. William T,
"a, william NJ. Johnston. R. Norris
n..,,;.rs and Watson NJ. Washburn,
=. rIni,ed States Davis Cup team.
a...,x invited are Messrs. Vincent
,:...rds Wallace F. Johnson, S. How
avoshell. Lawrence B. Rice. Nathan
Iw Niles, Willis Z. Davis. Robert
r;..sv Howard Kinsey, S, w. Pearson,
j clothier, Frank T. Anderson,
r,.a C.. Anderson, Philip Neer, Zenzo
si;s;,u. S. Kashio, Carl Fischer and
francis T, Hunter.
'a snsie.y has taken kindly to the joint
,..,al which will be given at the
r.sino Theater on July 26 by Greta
ssrusdie,. Swedish soprano, and John
csIyliano. The patronesses are Mrs.
s.,sr. Goelet, Mrs John Aspegren,
Sr william S. Sims, Mrs. James
a..rv Darlington, Mrs. Jerome Napo>
- Bonaparte. Mrs. Frank W. Frue-
m Mrs. Charles Seymour Whitman,
Nh Wilbur Elliot Wilder, Mrs. Craig
padle. Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs. Fred
.,je Nelson, Princess Miguel De Bra
s;rra. Mrs. Walter S. Andrews, Miss
Mrtha C. Goldman. Mrs. Michael M.
Il, Bueren, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander
Il Mrs. Syblamus Stokes jr., Mrs. J.
IA Pierson. Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mrs.
jsses Stuart Cushman, Mrs. Howard
suncer Graham, Mrs. Marsden J.
Perry, Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander,
Mrs. Charles May Oelrichs, Mrs. Fred
erick P. Sands, Mrs. John j. Wysong,
Nn. Gustav j. S. White, Mrs. Henry
Ware Putnam, Mrs. William S. Brown
scn, Mrs. Henry Parish, Mrs. Horace
Bnney, Mrs. Charles H. Duell jr., Mrs
Edward S. Moore, Mrs. Bradford Nor
nan. Mrs. Morton Schwartz, Mrs. Frank
Taylor Evans, Mrs. William L. Howard,
Mrs. Henry E. Rowland, Mrs. George
Fritz Chandler, Mrs. H. Leroy Jones,
Mrs. Harry S. Benton, Mrs. George
Howard, Mrs. William P. Buffunl, Mrs.
Herace P. Beck, Mrs. William r.
Doores, Mrs. Walter B. Howe, Mrs.
Arthur H. Dodge. Mrs. Walter A. Buck,
Mrs. Thomas C. Hart and Mrs. Augusta
R. Stevenson.
Mrs. vanderbilt's Dinner Off
Announcement had been made that
Mrs. Vanderbilt would give a dinner at
The Breakers tonight to have her
friends meet Countess Won Limburg
stirum of Holland, but the countess
sailed from New York to-day for Hol-
lnd, and no dinner was held.
As. Pauline Robinson, daughter of
D. Beverly Robinson, has arrived for
tassason and is at her cottage at IL
Pei Street.
NJ. and Mrs. W. A. Weber and Mr..
" Allen Weber are guests of Mrs.
4. Leroy Jones on Gibbs Avenue.
Nj. Paul Fitz Simmons has left for
New York, where he is making ar
nngements to sail for Ecuador on
saturday
Mrs. Fitz Simmons expects to leave to-
morrow to arrive in time to make the
mp with her husband. She plans to
return to Newport in September, and
'emain at Harbourview throughout the
all and winter.
Mr.. Lawrence Lewis Gillespie has
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