New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
At New London

New London. July 10.-The Shene-
cosset Country Club open champion
ship, open to both amateur and pro
fessional golf players, will be one Of
the most important events of the year,
and is attracting to New London some
of the best known American players.
Acceptances have already been re-
ceived from Alex and Macdonald
Smith. Of Wykagyl Country Club; Jack
BURGESS. Of the Pittsburgh Country
Club: Elmer ". Loving, of the Quaker
Ridge Country Club; George Sargent,
Of the Chevy Chase Country Club, and
VI. J. Brady, of the Willaston Country
Club. -,
The Young people at the Griswold
started the week with a series OF ten
mis- events. Tuesday morning Miss
Marjorie Lane, of Chicago, and MISS
Nina Jones, Of Santa Barbara, Call,
PLAYED TO an enthusiastic gathering OF
"rooters" composed Of the Misses War
rem. Of Brooklyn; Miss Jean Terry
Frederick Terry, Miss Vera Tompkins,
Mrs. II. D. Saxton, the Misses DollarG
and Henry Plant, of New York, and
Mrs. Julian Nugent, Of st. Louis. In
the afternoon Miss Warren, MISS
Tracey. Miss Ethel Mitchell and Emery
Tracey entertained a big gallery OF on
lockers playing doubles. .
The julius Fleischmans arrived at
the Griswold on the Whirlwind the
latter part Of the week. Miss Louise
Fleiscbman. Charles Fleischman and
Julius. IT., are most active IN the attn
Ietics Of Eastern Point. Mrs. ). ID.
Shuts. Mrs Lottie LanRworthy IurcK
and her sister. Mrs. Hoffman, are Ne"
York people who arrived at the IRIS
void this week. Mr.. and Mrs. - r.
Norment. Of Washington, have arrived
and will be Joined later by. their
daughter, Miss Judith, and thelr son.
Clarence Norment. ..
Judge and Mrs. Nathaniel Foote; OF
Rochester: Mr.. and Mrs. r: H. nm, mn
man, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. r. >. bIlss
Ind Miss Florence Bliss, OF Uniontown,
Penn. and Mr. and Mrs. r. H.; MOTIFS
If Philadelphia, are at the ho'eI 10
spend several weeks.
Poouo+ Colony celebrated the Fourth
in the old-fashioned way, and had an
ovbibition of fireworks 1t the Casino
which was crowded with club members
Who entertained guests at dinner.
Among those who gave the largest
rorties were Mrs. Richard Mansfield;
General and Mrs Crozier, Mr.; ana
Mrs Kenneth Morgan, Mrs. Robert
Moore and Mrs. William Carroll Raj
ferty. -. +bo
week were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
stewart Waller, Mr.. and Mrs; Tracy
Sbefield. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. Chap,
nell. Mrs. w. s. Reyburn and Mr. ana
Mrs. Chester ". Bliss. 49,.
Chester w. Bliss new yacht tne
Roccoon. is now a familiar sight IN
New London waters, and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Bliss do much entertaining on the DIX
gray craft. C.,.uo,d IN
clude: ,. porrot ir
e. baltimore; Edgar S. Thomser, o!
New York; /. W. Hanghey' OF Aurora,
Charles J. Werner. by automobile from
Rrooklvn. Miss Marguerite Demlng'
Miss c. Fuller, NJ. Douglas and l.
Smith. Of Hartford; David Hanover, ~
"a Ioyell. ]. w. Cahil, D. F. OConnor'
NV automobile from Worcester; Lucien
Howe. of Buffalo; A. L. MacleTish' OF
Los Angeles: Thomas Murphy OF
PockviIie. Conn; Mr. Nichols ana
nsrtv. F. n. Burkman, of Wilkes Barre
Penn. william Atwater, Montreal; ~
Fred y BAILEY. DR.. J. A. jameson, Dr'
7 ! Wood. W. G. Reynolds, c: l.. KEN
;nSton. John II. Obby, Of Brooklyn
W W X Butler. of Washington; Miss
LULU Gay, of Philadelphia; Mr.. ana