The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
WATCH HILL WILL
HAVE MUSICAL WEEK
Operate Recital and Dance,
Part Of Entertainments
to Be Given.
YACHTS MEET IN RACES

WATCH T.I.. l.. Aus. this
week has brought with II the kind ~
weather that has made August the idea'
month for the vacatiouist al, Wat,
Hill The sunshine has made the su.l
popular again and every DAY the te.l
is dotted with the C,uiy striped SUI.
hIde. which have been Il feature hcre
tbs season.
Next Wednesday in the ocean House
ballroom "a Fantastic Evening" ST.
bc given. Mrs. Dark Painter # PIi..
burg and Mr. 'n. rcrla of BAH
more. pron."n,T: mcu.bsi, Of the Co.
tage colony. have onllstc the patron.
age Of Watch Hi for th.s oarrtir.
ment. Orc Of the ~head'r"rs j. vs..
Dorothy Chesmond OF Mtule Nj ms
Peter Pan company, who viii gyg
the dances whicl made her ,murrsor-
alton OF he part OF NijS In Barrie.
comedy a feature, Miss Marie Kml."
Of NV York. 4 soprano. viii sing
An opera recital viii be given In ito
Watch Hin House ballroom on Mo-.
day evening by Miss Amy Grant e.,
New York. Wolf Ferrari.s opera ri
Jew els OF the Madonna" In q v,rs r.
F'tNAallN Nllll'U ny isplltTl ' FflI VI f'
Mahon will be Miss Grants subtle
The programme will also Include elias.
and costume dances 10y quartet o.
dancers, syn: Bromley. RUth Crlm,t.
Bertha Knight and Sybil Mai'lAni
The kalnhof Orchestra OF the Watch
Hin House will play. Among No
patronesses are the following New
York Women Mrs. George II
Babcock. Mrs. Robert + liallan-
tine, Mrs. George Edgar Recrs. Mrs
Edward Carpenter, Mrs. f.. Nourdict
Cobb. Mrs. +, kingsbury Curtis, Mrs
\. T.. Dick. Mrs. Edmund Ler", Dow,
Mrs. Charles j. Flint. NJ. Aside!
Green, Mrs. James II. Layug. Mrs John
\. Oakley, Mrs, John a. H. rtrey,
Mrs william Il Thompson and Ms
Henry VI. Van Clecf
The concert and d>,,c testimonial
of the Kalkhof Orchestra Was held al
the Watch Hin House l.t night.
The biggest event Of the yachting sea.
son at the Hin takes place 'o-i,s WIN
"A score of entries Will compete % a
race around Ram Island l.ghtsa'p
Mr., and Mrs. clarence |'utIG,,, II
New York and Tuxedo have boon VISIT
ing at Rueua Vista with Mrs. \ " y
Saudersou Of New York
Mr.. u Mrs. Edward \ schmidt mo-
INN ll'Hl E\ItlIllbIt' a I' ll'lI N'ilN-
iner home at Worthless Htrhor. were
the guests OF Mrs. Charles j Nm and
Miss Jennie Eaton at Bouldercrest dur
inE the week, Mrs. ThurSton owens,
who mas for many years been a member
of the American colony in Paris, is also
visiting Mrs Flint
Mrs. Truman II. Ncwhcrry, wife - the
former Secretary OF the Navy, was a
visitor at the Mortified Conference the
past week. Mrs. N"wherry has not
missed the conference FOR many sea
sons.
Arrivals at the Watch I'M Nonss
from New York include Mrs william"
T.. Nelson. Johanna NJ Fischer, Albert
kcnevcrly, Miss Eleanor Kcu'v'rly.
NJ, warner, a, !. Warner and k''no'h
Spence.
AT the Ocean House from Sew YORK
are: W II Beers, Nr and Mrs. i J..
Amos, u Rcuic Moon, Mr. and MI
c, T. lIuhh.ll, Harold BROOKS, Is 7
Emmors and Harry V, Tclfair
Arrivals at the colonial ln, 'tl" ~
NJ Whiting, Mrs, c J.. At'cNnr'. MIS-
Il ". he Flsch. e. " Warner, Ms.
Mary Wh!tehoUso, fry Doug '''f ana
Miss Ruth Duugh,rty.
New York guests at the RIn'r'on ar"
II, W. KccEau, John H. Wood, II
Leach, T. W. Iittman Mr. and MIS-
Charles Maxwell and Miss loro.'E
Citizens.