New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

automobiles Much Used -GoIfng
FIXTURES.

Watch Hill r. l., July is (SpeciaD D-Automobiling
has been the sport most in evidence this week. and
the number of machines is increasing all the time.
A good deal of repairing has been done the
roads about Watch Hill and several Of the
avenues. which extremely dusty, greatly
improved by the frequent visits of the watering
carts installed by the efforts of the improvement
society. The heavy tourist cars of which there are
several are most noticeable, some arriving spck
and span. as if dust were an unknown quantity.
others showing they have come far. Naturally.
of the horses afraid. and few of the
cars are driven speedily than the law allows,
but no accidents from fright have occurred A
sailor from the soop Viola. while bicycling 20
Westerly struck by the automobile of D. W.
LOOmis. Of Detroit, who is a guest at the Ocean
House with his family. The wheel was ruined
and the man rendered unconscious for time A
suit has been brought against Mr.. Ioomis for $500
damages
other Detroit visitors with touring cars are Tru-
man Newberry. at Red Top, and Henry B. joy. at
Rock Ridge. Mr.. Newberry's steam yacht Truant
the largest craft that anchors in the bay. is
here frequently. Mr. and Mrs s 7. SehoOnmaker.
of New-Yorl1, who entertained large house party
last week at Intercrest. found their roOmy ma
chine very much IN demand. A w Eager IS at
that hotel with his wife and daughter. He made
the run from New-York in nine hours William
Hills and party also automobile enthusiasts
They are staying at the Atlantic
Saturday is the Hveuest day at the MisQuamicut
Golf Club. and members entertain most on that
day. Then the seventy caddies are all needed
The regular match games have not begun, but
the official list of golf fixtures for the season Of
1903 are bulletlned at the clubhouse. Entries for
the events must be made to the superintendent
before 6 p. N. the day preceding each competi-
ton The events open to subscribing and associate
members and those to whom the privileges OF the
club have been extended for period of two weeks
or longer follows:
July %. 2:3O D. m.-Wayne handicap prize for men
eighteen holes, medal play
July 81 August / 2:2O p m.-Perin Handicap Cup
for women. thirty-six holes, mccall play. eighteen
august and s. 10 a m. and 2:s0 p m.-Byers
Cup for men, thirty-six holes medal play eighteen
august = and - 2a9 p m,-women,s 'ir1s,- 3ogTna-
holes, medal play August Is and 16-Elghteen
holes. match play for Greene. Howe and Consoi2-
August 20 and %. 10 a and 2:3o ?. m-Meg3.s
Eighteen holes. medal play. August % and %
Eighteen holes, match play, for Watch Hih House
House and Consolation
The Phelps medal open 10 women ,,oa rl,lE
play. eighteen holes each day, viii oe played IQr
august IS and %. at 2:39 D. m. and the kueFals
holes. medal play. is scheduled for august - both
forenoon and afternoon Recent visitors az me
club have been Miss MacAIpin and Miss Wander
hoef. Hayward MacAlpin, St Auley Fargo and
Fritz Achelis OF New-York guests OF Thomas
An important visitor at the Hill the last week w9s
General Superintendent G. I. KimbaH of the Lie
Saving Service from Washington. The revenue
10 the suffering Newfoundland nsaeTmrIl. Is com %
missioned 70 convey he party On Ihls annual tour "
1873 situated Il is the rocky point at the
entrance OF Long island Sound has been OF
the greatest assistance 10 the many ships that
must PASS this dangerous reef But after years OF
effort 10 obtain the appropriation that has been
granted the plans for a station must be given
up If the lighthouse bureau Of The Department OF
Labor and Commerce continues to refuse portion
Cf the land adjoining the present building 20 the
Treasurv Department. As the government proper
for the lighthouse is ample II would seem that
the strip in question would not be missed
As usual good music contributes largely 10 the
enjoyment of visitors at the HilL The pleasure
OF the dances on Saturday night = augmented
greatly by the brilliant music. Tor the oFchestIas
are all up TO date their selections. The regular
Sunday night concerts have begun AZ the hotels,
and are well attended by guests ana cottaSefs
The New-York guests who have registered this
week at the hotels are:
ocean House.. J: Warner. Ar and Mrs; T.. a
Graham, 4 w Mulligan. r. 7. CoWles Ar- ana
Mrs. L. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs = u Carver 4 AMEN
r Carver John II. Scoville c. z Tucker. Mr. ana
Mrs lancaster Morgan. Miss Helen Morgan. VIC
tor Barner and A i. Fletcher
Plimpton House-Mr. and Mrs. H ". Fairfax
Miss II Fairfax. George S kehabian Mr. and ,s s1ls-
i. X Bingham. Miss Bingham. Mrs, James L AiaSS-
we'll Mrs H Van A. Maxwell. J. h Rudd = =
Hansen. Miss G. @. Pinckney and L A AayleLs-
Atlantic House-Miss Juhring. Miss M Junrins'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HIS Jr.. W Hilis. ID MISS .