New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
HILL COTTAGERS.
Interest IN the Painter Reed Wed
ding Stirring Up Golf Enthusiasm.

Watch Hill. R. l.. July Is (SpeciaD.-The affair OF
the week at the Hill the Painter-Reed we'd
ding. The little Union Chapel prettily decorated in
white and green, was crowded to the limit OF its
capacity by the many friends invited witness the
ceremony which united Miss Eleanor Painter.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Park Painter. OF Pitts
burg to Lieutenant Harrie Ford Reed There was
a wedding breakfast at Graydon cottage and a
bridal dinner at the A1isquamicut Golf Club house.
Many of the guests from other resorts to join
In the festivities
The AIsquamicut Golf Club members have met
and elected officers for the year. and effort Will
be made to more interest in the game at the
HILL A tournament with some OF the famous
amateur golfers. such as Travis and Byers entered,
has been suggested. Byers is here spending the
summer with his mother. Mrs. A. NJ Byers, Of
Pittsburg. The officers elected by the club are
follows: President. S. W. Knevals; vice-presi-
dent, Robert Ballantine; treasurer. J. NJ. Pendle-
ton; secretary Dudley Phelps; chairman Of the
green's committee. DR.. William H. Merrill.
The lamps which adOrn the bowlder posts at
either side of the front walk to the Ocean House
both useful and ornamental. and add greatly to
the attractveness of the entrance
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Darlington. of Pittsburg. viii
occupy the Bungalow. which has been entirely re-
modelled. again this season The Darlingtons are
prominent among the Pittsburg set
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Jones' Of Cincinnati
companied by Miss Katharine Ernst and their
daughter, Miss Frances Jones. have arrived and
occupying Sunnymede cottage. which was
closed last season. the JOneses spent the summer
abroad and did not let their cottage.
Rest last year. will make their summer abode with
Mrs. Starts mother, Mrs. Edward H. Trotter, at
Buena Vista. Mrs. H. H LpptncOtt of Philadel-
phia, who was with the STAIRS at Summer Rest
for some time last season. will have the cottage
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Naethng, OF
New-York who have taken MaStuXet for the sea-
son, have made some attractive improvements to
the grounds. The appearance of a row Of gerantumS
in bloom along the foundation the Mastuxet
has made the place look more trim and pretty than
ii has in past seasons
George Nicola and his fancee, Miss Gladys
Painter, just enthusiastic members OF the
swimming club as heretofore. They are both ex-
pert swimmers and daily visitors at the bathing
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Painter are entertaining sew
eral guests at CIraydOn. The visitors Miss
Martha d. Guthrie and Miss NJ. Louise Guthrie,
sisters of Mrs. Painter; her niece Miss Martha L.
Frank Cross, IT., of COvlngtOn, KY, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Shinkle at 1ntercrest
cottage.
Harry Telfair, of New-York, has arrived with an
additional handle TO mis- family name 1t Is H. Van
derpoel Telfair now. but the same gay Mr.. Tel
fair formerly known Harry. All the young
people that regularly to the Hill have the
acquaintance of young Mr. Telfair, and he is mixed
up in all the dongs of the younger element
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Halle have arrived at the
Watch Hill House for the season from Springfield.
Mass. Mr.. Halle is son Of Mrs. William H. Halle.
of Highland Lodge cottage.
Mrs. Mary KeySer Bingham, Of New-York, Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fredertck Naething
at Mastuxet cottage. -----.
Miss Eunice Burial arrived from Waterbury on
Wednesday, and brought Miss Mason, OF Chicago.
with her. They dtned at the Ocean House The
Burralls will be at Studio cottage again