New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
WATCH HILLS COOL WEATHER.
TAINs-THE MIsQUAMICUT GOLF
CLUB ELECTIONS

Watch HILL r. /. July II CSpeciaD.-Cool weather
has prevailed this week this favorite summering
place, which has caused an influx Of visitors from
the mountain resorts. where the humidity is begin
ming 10 be felt. The bathing which IS unexcelled
here, is greatly enjoyed. Patrons Of Watch Hill
can have al Will the surf bathing of the ocean or
still water bathing. where the temperature is
nal Bathing IS one Of the strong points Of Watch
Hill
The annual meeting Of the Misquamicut Golf Club
has been held and the following officers were elect
20; President, Sherman W. Knevals; vce-presi-
cent Robert F. Ballentine; honorary secretary.
i'ooert X Clark; treasurer, James N. Pendleton;
captain, Frank B. Wesson.
Governing Comnittee-Sherrnan W Knevals Rob-
ert r Ba!ientine. James NJ. Pendleton. Robert K.
C-ark' Frank 3. Wesson ex-oficio; William A.
PROCTOR, Josiah II. Clarke Dudley Phelps, Vachel
W Anderson William H Merrill Edward Harland,
W Snowden Smith. William NJ Greene. Thomas
-Aatcher. Herbert y. Fenner, S. L. Schoonmacher,
: stark Wayne D. Newton Barney and Nelson
rern- Clubhouse Committee-Sherman w Kne-
% rSIs' ez-ofhcio: Mrs Nelson Perrin, Mrs. Frank B.
Fe51eSrn' Mrs. Y. w. Anderson. Mrs. Herbert n.
ysdSeiH ySFeeHs committee-Frank B. wesson ex-oflco:
smith hi and Robert K Clark.
FAandicap Committee - Vachel w Anderson
II ~, -; Hesson, Thomas Thatcher and William
o1Jthomss B9ckus, OF Providence will complete his
The g-seventh year at Watch Hin at the end of
coicuI5hhffne1r fiu5hfner he is at the Atlantic House.
5s States army 5 are s9 at Ts fhs LaTEn 6Ha Fl House
-'I-iil was formerly IN cndTSe OF the test
u guns at East Beach
rs a AutlsdeI Is guest at the Ocean House.
kir yLesllaF Sunday evening concerts at the Lar
mouse are proving TO be popular with the
les 70 a me Htl many coming from the other ho-
given hrst formal dress hop OF the season was
snS M az the Watch Hill on Wednesday evening
orct proved 70 be enjoyable affair. The house
ira furnished special music for the occasion.
s,nAl. ~. teiton and his family here for the
Tbtner Ihey are stopping at the Ocean House.
latese arrivals at the different houses as
Kssa,mptoE House-Paul II. Bacon and David f;
Vuusr OF New Haven; Frederick l.. Doscher and
seldH dHowe, Of Brooklyn; H H, Tasbjan, of Spring
Rc1.. Z y. Strickland. Of Norwich; DR.. 7. r.
TIs"e OF Providence: Mrs o. II. Luce. Miss Sadie
and Ms z. J. Kenney. of Worcester; A.
1H1rkn House-James Watson, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Tbasoiton, of Paterson; H. T. Moore, Of Boston; p.
ter pson, T. Y. Gibson. Of New York; John BaX-
esd%r.lE ~ lEngiewood; M and Mrs; Fred Cook and two
Etxolen Of Upper Moutclair; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
fss Miss Beatrice Hixon, Of North Attleboro.
cieve99aIs; w. A Hanshaw and two children. or
Esauan1ic House-W Alexander Briggs. of Asha-
es3r Miss Smith Of Rockarth, Conn; Mr. and Mrs
ssrslsss - Stevens, OF BroOkline; S; A. Banks, OF
osneia ocsssIn % and W. II Thomas Of worcester
Eor,oeh House.. H. Brooks. William r; Baker'
nsn ~, =, Fsck. g y. Gibson, Mrs George L Whlt,
kfS ~ me Misses Whitman. Of New-York MI ana
Fl ~. w, Tracey Chicago; Ira .. Peck Chsrles
PsrIs-f +. y. Beiden. OF Hartford; MISS r. IS.
OF New-Haven: Mrs. J. r. Reed. MISS