New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE WINDSOR.


F-1izabe+htown n Y. Sept. 6 (SpeciaD.-"Cobble
Biz is covered with glory. 1t is spatered all over
him. and matted into his shaggy coat. Honors
await him both al home and abroad. Everywhere
the fuzzy little mascot bear has been taken victory
has perched upon the banners of the Cobble Hlll
Golf team. and every one at the Windsor sincerely
believes that to Bill belongs the glory. So he is
fed on milk and the fat Of the land. and is lead
ing the life of a nabob. He takes the praise
showered upon him as matter of course, and re-
sents quickly anything that of a trespass
upon his rights entertainer.
In the annual championship golf tourney Bill
plaved a prominent part, and they say at the
hotel that he had much do with L. F. Baldwins
CAPTURE Of the championship cup. The match.
which was a thrty-six hole contest, exciting
when It narrowed down to the final contest be-
tween Mr.. Baldwin and w D. Kellogg, who took
the runner up cup 4. Palmer took the consolation
cup. Miss Gildersleeve defeated Miss Evans in the
women's championship finals. and Miss Evans took
the runner up cup for women
The recent teamatch with the St HUberts Inn
team was another instance where Cobble BilTs
presence helped TO carry the day for the Cobbe
Hill team, victory by q up in its favor being the
record of the day.
Gregory Palmer has been playing some of the
greatest golf that happened. He has estab-
lished new record Of 20 for the links divided
into So and 81 Mr.. Palrner's great work lowers the
course record five strokes the best previous record
being 75 To-day the team went to Saratoga for
match with the Saratoga team, and, OF course,
Bill went along.
The Labor Day Handicap contest won by
Miss Gildersleeve. and she took the handsome cup
presented by Orlando kellogg, proprietor Of the
hotel H. NJ. Britton also of New-York, took gold
medal offered for the best gross score The junior
championship was won by Chester Palmer, who de-
feated Albert Evans in the finals.
The golf club has elected these officers for an
other season: President, Judge II. A GlderSIeeVe;
yice-president r. l. Hand secretary and treasurer
The prettiest social affair seen at the Windsor
in long time was the recent german; Ihirty
and Mrs. Montrose ". Houck Of New-York. Many
new features were introduced one oL me pretLesSi
the darkened ballroom bearing various colored Jap
Many of the young men at the hotel were out etlt
aW Vs Went np off, William Mayer and party went out
Tuesday and brought in a fine large buck -.
drives have been literally patronized- L H Hyde,
Of ee G & whG has a nis Iend Rs hT T
Ing is also popular, as is canoeing along the shady
The swimming tank was IN great demand in the
There is no sign of the close Of the season yet
The The e house is TILL a9d m S9 g s gf5 a IT 6e 6e ben
month Of October
Among the recent New-York arrivals are:
Tck Mrs valentine p SNYDER E. S PattG9, ,nas,dt h
Burr. E. Fuerth. Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Barr,
stead. jr. G. a. CLARK Miss ], b. Thorn, Miss J.
F. Guerin Jesse Watson, Rufus s. Scott jr M
r. Hall MIR. and Mrs, James c. Libbey, Miss
Libbey. Ed Magon, Thomas F. Gilroy, the Misses
Gilrov, Miss Emma c. Low. Miss L. c. Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 5. Upton, Mrs. George simR-
son. Miss Maude Frank, Francis F. Strong, tr-, w
Z. Pulsifer. William Evans. jr.. Richard C. Jen-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Thibaut, r. E. Thibaut
Train: Z. s. N; X b. Conger Miss Mallory H f.
Haaby John NJ Castrel Mr. and Mrs. Percy a.
Williams, DR. and Mrs. r. T. Wheeler. Mrs John
f. Forbes, the Misses Forbes Mr.; and Mrs. J. D.
Dunn, Alfred Wendt, W. A Drabble. Sarah Mcln-
tosh. Dr. and Mrs. McClay, G y: Carrington. NJ.
w Houck, J. Raymond Boyce. William Evans u,
II McAnanY.
and Mrs William H. Burr, Miss VI; f Burr G l.
Burr. Mr. and Mrs E p. Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. H. Tripper. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Abbott James
W OBrien and Miss Elizabeth A. Lane.
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