New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-06

Miles. Edmund s. Burke, l.. H. Villas W.
r. Miller. ]. Gary. J. B. Taylor ana
! George c. Sherman.
| There will be a tennis tournament heiu'
| beginning Monday. July I, and lasting tlii
! July u, on the courts Of the Country CluO'
Welcome Island, the home of the
| Thousand Island Yacht Club, Is an ldedi
spot for a club, and the building ana III
| terror decorations are very artistic Iues-
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays at TINS
club are given over to dinner dances, ana
on each occasion merry and congenial
dinner parties are assembled. and gen
eral dancing is enjoyed after dinner
The past week witnessed the formal
opening OF the golf course at the Ihots-
and Island Country Club. Two new hoies
have been added to the course seen al
play d ding the week were Grant fea-
cock. Mrs. Alexander r. Peacock, MISS
Irene Peacock, of Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
! Mrs I. II. Jenny, Miss Marie Jenny John
II Ottley, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Rees, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Graham Miles. G. T. Tango
man, H. NJ. Adams. Mrs. q. 5. summer
ton, Mr. and Mrs. III. II. Havemeyer'
Rufus Griggs and others. Announcement
has been made OF the annual golf TOUR
nament OF the Country Club. when VIII
take place August IS TO %.
The picturesque st. Lawrence huns TINS
season with motor boats, and there are
many yachts In commission and afloat.
George c. Sherman, of WATERFOWL
anchored the Wanna at the Crosshlal
House dock during the last week, ana
stopped at the Crossman House prepara-
tory 10 taking possession OF his island
home here.
| The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Shipman
are expected at the Thousand lslanus
during the races TO be the guests OF MI
and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Jenny and MISS
Marie Jenny, of New York, are at Alex
andria Bay for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Black ana
Charles NJ. Schwab. of New York will be
among George c. Boldts guests during
the racing season.
The Ida May. the yacht OF Mr.. and Mrs
Price Mckinney, Of Cleveland, is an
chored at the Crossman House dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney are preparing
| TO open their cottage on Dry Island.
Mrs Clifford sifton entertained at
large luncheon party at the Crossnah
last week. The Clifford Siftons are from
Montreal, and the greater number Oh
! Mrs. Sifton's guests came on her yacht
| from Montreal for this luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs Hudson +. Rose. of New
! York have taken possession OF theH
cottage at Alexandria Bay Mrs Rose
! entertained informally at cards on Tues
J day afternoon.
| Included in the prominent guests al
| the Crossman House are Mr.. and MIS-.
| ". a. Price, of Cleveland; Mr. and MIS-
! Emil Kohn, Miss Margaret kohn, OF New
! York: Miss Helen Eager, Of Waterfowl
| y. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Healy, OF New
! York; Miss Natalie Holden, of Pittsheld'
| Mass: MIR. and Mrs. Harold Cleveland
| Mr.. J. 3. Cooper, of Toronto; Mrs. Will
lam p. Gaines and w. p. Gaines, jr, OF
! Austin, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith
| and Miss Clara Nye Smith, OF Newton,
| Mass: Mr. and Mrs. c. b. HarreN' Oh
| Galesburg. Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mich
aels and Mr.. l. Michaels. OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Shausnessy' OF
! WATERFOWL.
Walter Moehle. Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and
| Mrs Edward q. Mertz and Miss Rhoda
/ Mertz. OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. h. H.
/ Parker and Miss Lorna Parker. Of Mil
| waukee. arrived at the Crossman
/ Wednesday In a touring car from New
I York city.
Dances twice a week are given at the
Crossman House. .