New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-01

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Of the largest private dances OF inc
season is scheduled for Monday even
inc. Commodore and Mrs. Thomas II.
Wheeler. Of New York, and wan
winet. Alexandria Bay, are to be the
host and hostess, and about l5O guests
have been hidden.
The tennis tournament at the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club Will be
gin August and last tili August Z.
The tennis committee OF the Yacht
Club includes A. 7. Hagan, chairman;
Lockhart Wilbur, +. B. Rubsamen, IT,
Douglas Nichols. l. II. Jenney, A. era
ham Miles and c. Allen Hayden.
One Of the most noteworthy affairs
Of the season al the Thousand ISLANDS
Yacht Club was the luncheon at when
Mrs. Charles $. Rees, Of New YORK,
entertained last Saturday. lier guests
included Mrs T. J. Williams, Mrs. A.
NJ. Powell. Mrs. James Russell, Mrs
II. 3. Wilson. Mrs. Emerson IcMll-
lin. Of New York; Mrs. W. 3. Hay
den. Of Columbus. Ohio; Mrs. Hudson
p. Rose. Of New York; Mrs. A. I. Ha-
gan. Of Rochester; Mrs. Julia ). Burke,
Of Clevelard: Mrs. Thomas Fenton
TAYLOR. Mrs. Alexander A. Robb, and
Mrs. James II. Hammond. of Pitts
burgh: Mrs. Eva Woodward, OF Clay
ton: Mrs. Chester R. Hcag, OF New
ark: Mrs. Gilbert T. Rafferty,, OF
Pittsburgh: Mrs. John West Horner,
Of New York Mrs. Rees is giving an
other luncheon to-day at the yacht
club, inviting the younger contingent
Golfng is popular at the Country
Club this season. The golf committee
is composed of Charles s. Rees, chair
man; James II. Snowden, Of Indian
apolis; Clarence Hobart, Of New YORK;
Grant Peacock, of Pittsburgh; Mrs
A. Graham Miles, of New York; MISS
Irene Peacock. Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.
William Fellowes Morgan, OF New
York
Mrs. Leland Hamilton Ross, of Nor
ristown. y. J.. and her children are
the guests Of Mrs Ross's mother, Mrs.
Julia S. Burke. on Jewel Island. Mr.
and Mrs. J. =. Mckinney and Miss
Florence Mckinney. of New York, are
at the Thousand Island House.
on Tuesday Of this week there was
q special tennis team match played at
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club ten
mis- courts. Il was in the nature OF a
mixed doubles match, the losers to give
d luncheon 20 the winning team. Lock
hart Wilbur's team was the winning
one, and the players included Miss
Cutler. Miss Helen Egglcston, Miss
Susetts Henry. Mrs. A. Graham Miles.
Miss c. Davy, Miss Margaret Taylor,
Earl Fenton Hayden, +. J. Bickel
and Emerson McMillin, The team OF
which +. 3. RubSamen, jr, was the
captain. included Miss Jean Chapman,
Miss Helen Wilbur, Miss Constance
Robertson. Miss Louise Freeman, Miss
Stella Wilbur Miss Caverly, Miss
Margaret Eichold, A. G. Niles, j. sgd
ney Hammond and A. I. Hagan. The
match was decided by the number OF
games; the winning side won nifty
two games and the losers forty-four.
The luncheon, following the match,
was given at the yacht club.
Professor Chessman A. Herrick,
president of Girard College, of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Herrick and their chill
dren are the guests Of Mr. Herrick's
brother, Edward Herrick, who has a
home on the St. Lawrence River. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Graham Miles have as
their guests Miss Constance Robertson,
Miss Louise Freeman, Miss Dorothy
Hammond and Miss Grace Wellington,
Of New York. Over the golf tourna-
ment of next week the A. Graham
Mileses will have as their house guests
WI. anu vi Sc l1oNNOil i44ALlts VI WV
land; Mr.. and AIRS. J. X. Bole, Of
Cleveland, and Miss Betty COllamore,
Of New York. Mr. and Mrs. George
c. Boldt, jr, have with them Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Clark. of Westbury,
Long Island and II. NJ. Reed.
Mrs. Julia S. Burke, of Cleveland;
Mrs. Louis T. Hunt Of Brooklyn, and
Mrs. A. VI. Powell, of New York, were
the hostesses Of the card party given
at the Thousand Islands Yacht Club,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Wei
come Club, this wees.
Orrin s. De Witt, of Washington,
gave a dinner party last Tuesday in
compliment to Colonel o. G. Staples,
al the Thousand Island House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander X. Peacock,
as usual, are entertaining large
house party at their beautiful home
on Belle Island. The guests include
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prize, jr., Miss
Margaret Prize, Masters John and Rob-
ort Prize and Miss Susan Stevenson.
Of Lake Forest. H.; Ray Sucking, Of
Pittsburgh; Jack Mott, Of Pittsburgh;