New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

| from j. NJ Curtis. OF Cleveland. Mrs Van Buren
| VIII erect fine summer home for next year
Mrs. c 5. Woodruff and Mrs. Catharine Wood
null OF Brooklyn are guests at the Crossmon
House.
Judge E. c. Donahue of Nex-York. has arrived
at his summer home on st. Johns Island. for the
remainder of the season
Mrs r. Weed. of New-York who * occupvj,o
the Hardscrabbe cottage at Thousand Island park
gave yachting party to several of the younger
people on Monday evening After short moon
light trip among the islands the party went TO the
Lotus to dance
Mrs A b. Abernethy, of Brooklyn, gave a sail
ing party on Monday afternoon to several Park
friends. At o'clock shore dinner was given at
the State Park. or Grindstone Island.
Frank \. AIunsey OF the Munsey Publishing
company. is the guest OF Thomas ii. Wheeler of
Ne"-1ork, at his summer villa on Wauwinet Isl
and He is enjoying the fishing on the river
->athah StTaHs. OF Brooklyn, and party went to
Chimney Island IN his steam yacht, the Rose on
Wednesday on fishing expedition. ana returned
with a large catch
At the 2'-iooter sweePstake race OF the Chippeva
Bay Yacht Club. held over the club triangular
course on Wednesday afternoon. the Aka bo owned
by W. B. Hayden. of New-York took the lead AZ
the start and finished several lengths ahead Of
the Challenger owned by c. VI Engs, of New
York.
Mrs. Mary E. Hitchcock is to deliver lecture at
Thousand island Park Tabernacle on The KIon-
maike an ana the Northern Regions" Mrs Hitchcock
- tlIS HiIe OF captain Hitchcock. of 1uira
, states Navy ana has travelled extensively in this
country and abroad.
mon House Tor week. he has chartered the
steam Yacht Wonder to cruise ana fish
Nathan Straus. Of Brooklyn gave a barbecue IN
s9T Fl b his o6 friends on ChfrSy Island LAST satu
Jy Louis MaPx x eP$ea J. MT m Tb69p hospital
" kosendale. A Abrams and Dr. Allen, of New
Or. B. s. Wheeler. of New-York is at the Edge
wood Hotel where he will spend the rest OF the
A \. Ayres. Of New-York. won the mems prize
Thursday evening. Dancing followed the card
Ii. r, Heath and ., c. McEwen of New-York.
took a three days fishing trip up the Rideau River
IaSf week. ana brought back large catch Of bass.
pleasing recital Of whstIins the Columbian Hotel
on Friday evening. She assisted by Roy Cut
teEson. pianist; Miss Gurus. soprano. and Frank
r. }. Murphy. of New-YorB. is the guest or
John 1Is. Lear Lear at AieEandria % i., Bay
Powell cashier OF the importers and Traders Ma
f9nal Bank, Bank, is spending the summer ut Thousand
Fl r r mecaTTen son Of Senator Mccarrsn and
Brdokyn faq2s99 65 Fs business ness manager Of The
Crossmon Tuesday. with Raymond Gunnison. They
were on their way to visit W. r. Hayden. of New
Just below the a They Say for week ''
week. e 29wHng Wo b % rI he at rqTray " M this
Fla. Mrs A. T. Grimm. OF NewYork. rolling the
The cups won IN the Columbia tennis tournament
here at the Park two weeks ago by Ralph c. Run
reached here from New-York Wednesday.
Mrs. c. S. Woodruff and Mrs. Katherine Wood
hull. of Brooklyn. are guests of the Crossmon
House.
Mrs. Mark Bennett. Of st. Louis. has arrived at
her cottage UuiteI States ave after an absence
of nine years. Mr. Rcnnett IS OF the promi-
officials OF the st. Louis Exposition.
Theodore l.. Pevereiiy. of The New York Times
is spending weeks at Murray Hill
The last week Of this month will be a gala week
the FrontenGc The programme has yet
been completed. but will probably include water
carnival and regular field and track games.
In the last week several exciting ping pong and
tennis tournaments have been held. Fourteen
women entered in The contest Thursday. Mrs.
William H Hayes. of NcW-Y crk, ptUred the
finals against Miss SteckwelI. of Nev-YorI
The putting and approaching Monday in golf was
an interesting event and hotiv contested The aI-
proaches were made seventy-nve. nifty and twenty
Ave yards Miss StockwelI. Of New-York. won
the first prize, with II w Merrill in second place.
English lawn bowls is becoming popular at this