The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
MANY BRIDAL PARTIES
AT THOUSAND ISLANDS
Women in the Colony Organic
ing Riding Club and
viii Play Polo.

AtExANpRtA BAY, Thousand Islands.
July Much ado marked the annual
celebration OF Independence Day at the
Thousand Islands. Elaborate programmes
of races and other sports were held during
the afternoon and fireworks were dis
played i'm the evening. The social season
Mt the Thousand Islands Yacht cub was
formally opened by a dancing party in
the ballroom OF the club house on We'll
come Island.
That cupid has been busy this spring
II seen in the number or bridal parties
that have registered at the various
summer hotels along the St Lawrence
during the last week Among the honey
mooners from New York were Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob MorReuthaler. Mr. and Mrs.
A. jess Mr.. and Mrs. Walter u. Kahn,
Mr.. ard Mrs l.. Petchky and Mr.. ana
Mrs VI. Kaplan who were registered AZ
tho Thousand Island House. DIR. and
Mrs Harry a. Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs.
j.. Il Eadie, MIR. and Mrs. A. Singer. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Riddle aud DR.. and Mrs.
j. T.. Myers who registered at the Cross
mon, Mr. and Mrs. II. s. I.uft. Mr. and
Mrs NJ. l.. stein, Mr.. and Mrs, VI. L.
Wainwright, Mr. and Mrs II. w. Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. f. -. Zenk. Mr. and Mrs.
A, c. Thomas and Nr and Mrs II. f.
Kelley. who were registered nj the New
Afarsden.
= The greens at tho Thousand Islands
Country club each fine morning are dotted
with enthusiastic golfers. Among those
seen upon the links during the last week
wetc Mr.. and Mrs, Charles > hees
NJ Manhattan. Mrs T.. r. Laughlin OF
ri,tsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson p. Rose.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Jenney, Miss Marie Jenney,
Miss Helen Eggleston and Mr.. and Mrs
a. l.. Brigham OF Manhattan: Mrs T.. J..
Wilbur, Miss Helen Wilbur Miss stella
Wilbur, Grant Peacock, Miss Irene Iea-
rock, Mrs. A. T. Hagen and DR.. {. i.
Theisen.
Another who was seen upon the golf
grounds was Mrs. II. l.. Gillespie, bet
ter known as Christie Macdonald Mrs.
Gillespie is an expert at the game Dur
ing the past week she has taken TO rid
Ing and intends TO learn the game or
polo.
entertained a party OF twelve at
luncheon at the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club during the week. Mrs. L. l.. Brig
ham also acted az hostess at luncheon
at the clubhouse.
The women at the thousand Islands
are organizing a riding club. There are
n number OF eNper, horsewomen at the
island resorts and they are developing a
strong polo team Among the rising con-
tingent are Mrs. / L. Wiser. Mgs a @
Miles. Miss Ruth Euglis. Miss Marie Jen-
rey, Miss Betty Coliamore. Miss Ruth
Chisholm, Miss Irene Peacock. Miss Marie
Cozzens. Miss Constance Robertson and
Miss Eleanor orr.
Col. q. G. Staples and his young wife
have taken up summer residence at the
Thousand Island House.
Gov. Cox of Ohio is expected 20 visi
Commodore VI. j. Lawrence aboard tbs
houseboat Ela-ora this summer. Gllber
T. Rafferty, is entertaining "A large house
party aboard his houseboat Lysander
Richard Cholmeley-Jones Of Manhattan
isa guest of l.. h. Hasbrouck. Mr.. Chol
meIey-Iones IS an enthusiastic fisherman
and has brought In several fine catches
of bass
Col q. @. Staples has presented a larg
silver trophy vase 10 the ST Lawrenc
River YachtH Club. The cup is cop,
of an antique Egyptian vase recently un
earthed.
Among the guests OF q u. Miller a
his camp on Deer Island Is Henr
Ketcham, the former Yale football star
Charles A. Terry and family OF Man
haitian are expected at their summe
home near Thousand Island Park durin
the coming week Mr., Terry is havin
a new motor boat constructed.
Or. J. Miles Gibbons OF Brooklyn ha
been appointed by Commodore Charlie
NJ Engl,s of the Thousand Islands zach
Club to M the office OF feet surgeon lef
vacant by the death OF Dr. Egbert !.
Fevre in New York this last winter. 4
Graham Miles has been appointed 10 n
the office Of fleet captain formerly hel
BY DR.. Gibbons
Clarence Kerr OF Manhattan IL cor
structing a pretty new bungalow o
Grenell Island.
Mrs r. II Fggleston OF Manhattan
whose summer home IL n idlewild. la
made "A large donation of books to III
Holland Library Mt Alexandria Bay.