New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-15

Alexandria Bay. Aug. 14.-Many
diversions have engrOssed the atten-
ton Of the social colony at the Thou
sand Islands this week On Tuesday
the annual tea given by the Ladies
Welcome Club at the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club was largely attended. Mrs;
Charles s. Rees Is the president ana
Mrs. K. II. Eggleston, OF New 1oih' -
the chairman of the entertainment
committee. Mrs. Isaac Wiser and MIS-.
Jobn Butler poured coffee, Mrs. Id
mund S Burke, jr, and Mrs. bingham Jam
chocolate. and Mrs. ". Langdon hay
den and Mrs. George Russell served
punch and lemonade, while MIS-
CHARLES Miner Stearns and Mrs Marion
WcNUlin served ices In the dancing
contest Emerson McMillin. Sd, and Miss
Alice Hammond won the fox trot cups
and Miss Jean Chapman and }. sydney
Hammond prlzes for the one-step.
The first suffrage meeting was held
a. Alexandria Bay in the village library
on Monday. Miss Madeline Gelshenen,
Of New York. who is visiting the ,Gllr.
bert T. Rafertys, was one OF the chIeI
speakers. Miss c. B. Howard and MISS
Ffe Phife. Of New York. made
speeches. and the organization OF
local suffrage party was perfected. Inc
officers are Mrs. James Cline, chair
man; Mrs R. j. Bell, first vlce-chalr-
man; Mrs Roy Rappole, second wee
chairman: Miss Minnie Johnson. treas
urcr. and Miss Ruth Ransom. secre-
tary. Miss Howard and Miss Phlte
smoke in the evening TO large audi
ence IN the village.
The costume ball at the Yacht Club
last Friday was one Of the most de-
l.ghtful functions Of the season. Miss
Helen Wilbur went as Dutch boy ana
Miss Stella Wilbur as a Dutcn Cyl
Lawrence II. Villas was Dutch Dog
r. II. Eggleston, jr., borrowed ms cos
tune from Montgomery. OF Montgom-
cry and Stone, who are now playing III
Chin Chin and made up as a straw
man. The Misses Helen Eggleston ana
Miss Katherine Blocker wore convict
costumes. as did Eddie A. Clausen' OF
Dorchester. Mrs. a. G. Miles wore
P.errctte costume, and Mrs. George e..
Boldt, ir.. was dressed in white satin,
Plerrette style Ewing L. Rafferty, went
as sailor Miss Marie Hayden wore
riding costume. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Langdon Hayden were Plerrot and PIER
1e,te. Miss Doris Rafferty, and MISS
Madeline Gelshenen were Italian peas
ant girls. c. Allen Hayden went as a
French chef. Miss Osborne made a
quaint picture as an Indian girl: D..
Norris Oliphant was THE Palama
Man R. II. Eggleston, ST.. was
iierrot, ROLAND Peacock and Lambert
neyniger went as Mutt and Jef. Mrs.
alexander R. Peacock and Miss Irene
ieacock were PierTots, and Mrs. II. l..
gillespie wore pale blue costume,
Flerrette style.
The golf tournament at the Thou
sand Islands Country Club was the
feature Of the week in the sport
events. There were about one hundred
entrants in the qualifying round.
Peacock. H. /. Gillespie, j. II. Van
Buren, Leslie Fullenwider, w. c. W..
Aufermann, J. II. Snowden. J. d. Muir
ray, J. K. Bole. Samuel Dalzell, Andrew
McNally. Clarence Hobart. j. y. Van
buren,, F. NJ. Bacon. Sd. +. DYER, DR.
Samuel Hamilton and ROLAND Peacock.
The second sixteen included K. T..
Grggs, 7. J. Williams. A. T. Hagen. +.
+. Brigham, r. II. Eggleston. ir., j.
Nelson, Earl Heyden, c. +. Theisen. T..
X. Trent. W. II. Hutton, II. W. Beck,
{. l.. Heyniger, r. II. Eggleston, sr..
and +. c. Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin c. Farlow and
their children. of New York. are stop
ping al the Thousand Islands House.
Mr and Mrs. T. II. Gillespie. of New
FORK, are spending August on Mr.. Gil
!esple's fathers houseboat Amaryllis.
which is anchored near Wellesley
Island. Park Gillespie, the youngest