New-York tribune., 1922-08-01
C.F. Do,Uney Jr. and Wife
Are FoursOKnes Winners
Southampton VIII See Players
OF international! Prominence
in limitation Tennis Tourney
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, July 81. - The
mixed foursomes handicap eighteen
holes, which was played yesterday on
the links of the ShinnecocR Hills Golf
Club was won by Mr.. and Mrs George
Faber Downey jr., by a score of 80.
Second prizes were tied between Mrs.
Henry t. Chickering and her brother,
Mr.. }. Putnam, and Mrs. Pierce Butler
ana Mr. harold Brooks, by score of
81, who divided the second prizes
A large number of those connected
with the street fair were busy today
with the work of painting the panels
that are to decorate the outside of the
enclosure They met at the garage of
Mrs; George Barton French, where the
work Will proceed for the rest of the
week until Thursday, when the panels
VIII be PLACED in position. Mr.. Albert
herter and Mrs. Frances Hartman
MafKoe nave entire charge Of the deco
ratlons of the street fair.
Mrs: Bradish Carroll arrived to-dav
TO VISIT Mrs. P. A. Valentine and to re-
man until after the street fair
Mrs. James j. Faye, who has been
VISITING her brother-in-l law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weisbacker. for
5ne IN past fortnight, at their cottage in
Herrlck Road, left to-day for Maine.
"here she Will spend August.
~ MY. Hosmer Barrett and Mr.. Henry
uranVllie Montgomery left TODAY after
PASSING the week end with DR.. and Mrs
Alpert II. Ely at Fort Hill, their sum
mer place in Shinnecock Hills.
r., Mr' John Roberts Coffin and Mr.
NJ mp ~ Fiatt, who were guests of
Mr. Angler B. Duke at Sandhurst over
sunday, left this morning for New
Entrants for Tournament
IL IS the intention of those managing
the tennis tournaments for the Iorf
cameron, Hoppin and Babcock Guns on
the courts of the Meadow Club that
tney shall be played off this week in
oraer that nothing may interfere with
the annual invitation tennis tourna-
ment, h, which will begin August 7.
among the acceptances already re-
.eiyeH lor the tournament are Shimizu
vincent Richard, the boy marvel Who
won the doubles championship with
Mr; Wliilam Tilden in 1920; Mr.. How
ara Voshell, the Kinsey brothers. MI
Fhll Neer and Mr.. James Davies. Other
week. VIC
Inc grass courts of the Meadow Club
are IN excellent condition and ali
preparations will be made this week
lGr the entertainment of the visiting
prayers. Mrs. George Leary will give
large ball for the players at the close
VI me tournament at Hawthorne House
on the night of August II.
In the matches to-day on the coor+s
Meadow l,1h fz, ~.
MISS Helen Potts defeated Mrs. Ursula
Iwlnlng by 81 and 6-4. Miss Kate
Prentice defeated Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
1ngston Jr., 6-2 and 6-1. Those re-
naming for the finals include the
Misses Helen Lee, Cornelia Livinrston
Florence johnson and Emily Davies.
Mr.. Rex Fincke jr. and Mr. George
patterson have reached the finals in
the matches for the Hoppin Cup,
which will be played off this week.
To Rebuild Club House
Plans already are under way to
build temporary platform with can
vas covering so that there may be but
little interruption to the nightly
dances that were feature of the Maid
stone Club in East Hampton. Plans
will soon be made for the rebuilding
of the club house and it is the inten-
tlon OF tnoSe interested that it shall
be built nearer the water than the old
house.
Mrs. Reginald Wigham is chairman
of the weight man for the street fair
and assisting her will be Mrs. Walter
L. Niles. Mr.. Charles Andrews Nc
Cam will act as barker at the entrance
The weight man for Luna Park, Coney
Island, has donated his services for
the day, and the chairman has provided
special costume for him. Last year
more than $500 was taken in at this
booth in the afternoon. Mr.. Albert
Herter and Mrs. Frances Hartman
Markoe are making special decorations
for this feature of the street fair, the
outside of which, is to be bright red
and the. weighing machine is to be
brilliant blue.
Mr.. Thomas c. Eastman returned to
New York to-day after visit of sew
eral days with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Wigham,
at the Pine Tree, their summer home
Miss Margaret Holder, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hotter, who
are at Daisy Field for the summer,
won the silver cup this morning for
winning the paper chase. The cup was
donated by the Misses Martha and