New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02
IN WESTERN C4TSKILLS
an Exceptionally Gay Week at
Stamford.

Stamford. y. 7. Sept CSpeciaD-This Ia.
been an exceptionally gay week In Stamford.
Win large crowd OF young people participat-
'ng In all the different sports The features Of
me summer life here were two handicap golf
tournaments. a tennis championship and M
'nerous card parties dances and other indoor
Rrnusements
Nearly all the hotels and boarding houses are
SAed' and many additional guests are ar--ivin,,
'of LABOR Day. Those who appreciate the nat
nral beauties OF this region know that Tho aret
month Of autumn Is incompatible. and each
year the season az this resort tends 10 1a,,p1l,r
- Conference Q! religious workers will De held
y. elo STANFORD Opera House, beginning on
sHoAeay ana continuing for ten DAYS The oh
9ect is TO bring together religious workers Sor
the olSeusslon or present day religious methods
[aiIIei.s ule speakers who viii take part in this
soIlefence are Bishop John II. Vincent Pro-
lessor Edward Everett Hale jr the Rev. DR.
=, "A. Aaylor and the Rev. DIR. Richard Morse
tooee OF the Union Theological Seminary
The most important event of the gol6ne seq
son came THIS week with the annual handicap
Son tournament for the ReXmere cups offered
by Dr' ,. t. Churchill In the seni-final round
Tor these trophies Frank Govern mel 7 ~
Iacharos, OF New York. and Howard Vande-
water was matched with Kenneth Howell y.
lew YORK The cup Offered for the best net
score made IN the qualifying round was awarded
10 A Newton Richards OF New York. who
CTS OS "-'A " AaAolcap
handicap tournament at match play was
Iei9 uis week Tor a cup offered by the Rev
:. l. Adams pastor OF the Ross Street Pres
b"teflan church. Of Brooklyn and q hoy oP
sof bal!s. contributed by the handicanping com
ilttee' which Included Edward Grimm Dr
SlShuT -. Root and N. H. Donovan of New
'ofk. inc contestants were divided into fy-o
S-iass ana the cup for the best net score in
LASS A was won b. Robert F1enperI az NeI,
orA, while II. B. CrandalI OF New YORK vas
'', nv nil ai,e OF The Class prize
me climax OF the social season Al C-,,,,rc,irl
r., Wa me inc mop given in the ballroom this
'NShlhs- There We're many out OF to,vn ,,jei,Crg
INC me attendance included the CHESTS ~,
res ~ 10 iail ano The Rexmere and many mem
psLs OF tne cottage colony
Union NJ. Bethel. president ~ ,bo s-o-,, Va,
-, .p.ioi'e company. arrived at Churchill Hail
Win an automobile party on Thureda,,
,,o-es ,,s large attendance at the mas
Iue.due pan given at the New Grant House on
Friday evening. The yo}Jnp ,,e@-I ilous 1 on
hpeclal ef1ogt TO secure UNIQUE cost,,,,se 80
many were worthy OF mention The cor1-,l,toe
TUNES 10 Miss Gladys Dambrnann ,r,s. 80 80 80
Henry and Harry Donovan. Of New Yorl
On ffloay evening +. /. Jones was r. ho.,
~ nan gwen az Churchill Hall for the enesfs
or the gngleside and other houses eN'S'0
one OF the largest progressive euchro .,-
OF the season was given IN the parors ~ Eron
dan Place on Monday evening Mrs f-hsr,aa -
SraxInar. Mrs George w Kendall Mrs "
Davidson and Mrs Hamilton Hiya1ps -. 50 -.
YORK, were the prize winners - ~
Inc guests OF Greycourt Inn have been houl
ing enthusiasts this summer. and rnarL, tn,or
ehuhg games have been played At one of a
sefles or bowling parties held al the Gran, al =
isys on Monday morning the prizes for he
Iisiest scores were awarded TO Holm paroar,
81 IL Murray, William A. Hoburr IL NrIss
Ireadweh Miss HobCEg and Mrs. Harold
A bridge whist party was given m IN. r,o-.,.-
- me Westholm Wednesday afternoon
those who won prizes included Mrs Artinr T
''"ot ahc MIS- w. w. overnan. OF New York