The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-11
The beach at Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
WATCH HILL TAKES
UP SERIOUS THINGS
Interest in War Relief Is
GrOwing-Mme. Grouitch
Delivers Address.
SPORTS NOT FORGOTTEN

WATCH HILL, r. L.. July Io.-rne
leaders Of the summer colony at the
Hill have decided hat the season II 70
have n serious side. The programme Of
social activities is TO include a generous
amount of time and effort toward re.
l!eving the war sufferers.
The largest gathering OF the SEQ son
assembled AT the Ocean House on Tues.
day evening to hear Mime. Slavko
Grouitch. the American wife of the
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs. NO
has been called the Joan OF Arc ~
Servia for her great success in organlz.
ing relief expeditions from the United
States and Great Britain. Mine
Grouitch came as the guest Of Mrs
has taken a prominent part iu ,r-
ganizing the relief movement ~ 'lo
Hin. Mr.. Newberry, ex-Scerc'ary ~
the Navy. introduced Nine. Groui' b.
Meetings are to be held every Thur-Il.
morning AT the Ocean House. G"ru.'.s
and baby kits are to be made. III. iu
ing on thursday morning called ou d
large and enthusiastic attendance
The study Of world affairs has l..ur.s
a popular form of entertainment ,hrpr-1
the current topic talks given by 81
VI. Katherine Locke Of Youi sstav.
Ohio. at the Watch HiIl House w
Room. Mrs. II Darlington. Mrs Ur
Painter. Mrs. Nelson erin. Mr. VIII
r. Thompson and Mrs. L. T.. Mellon ...
p~atronesses for her series.
Interest in dancing is as keen AS ,,.-
at the Hill. The young set have 'r.
best OF music at the Ocean and Wa h
Hill houses and the ballrooms a..
nightly scenes Of animation and colo.
Miss Gladys Jackson ard Cedr.r Il.r.f
ton of New York are greatly adw.r.4
FOR their fancy dancing nj the Wa'.r
Iiill House.
The miniature golf course n, tho Mia.
quamicut Golf club bid fair 20 hocu'ua
one OF the most popular amuscm,,'s
The especially difficult Needles Ey, 10
constructed with turf and boulder 'o
such a way that II Is almost ,mpos Die
TO drive through II. The frs, tou~-,-
ment was given by Mrs. Henry . r,v 80
l,etroit and first place was take, Nv
Miss Frances GrisCom Of philadclrr#7
with a score of - for two rounds TITO
record for once around is held ly ,.-4
nriscom at %, Mrs. ]. T.. OV-l,y ~
New York made II In -. Mrs Fr,I,~
Brooks OF New York in St.. Mrs ! =
Newherry % and Mrs. Truman " Sow
The full quartet OF solo.s.s VI so
heard AZ the watch I'M Chapel t'..
''''"F hi'''l aIf uIFttll. u ~ no t'.
sanist, W1ll!am g. Hammorl. a ,,.u
nent New York musician.
Afternoon teas are announced 90 '..
watch HNl House on TUESDAY .,' ''-'.
day. Thoie VIII he llrr.ul ur ., -
casions by Miss Gladys JACKSON
Cedric Hamilton.
The Ocean House has ,y'c,1E
genc'ol invitation 20 tho cot'apr.- ,. ...
tend the Friday afternoon tho d,-. o.
rs VOL HN tho .t..f",.r 1,-
sunday evening @ ucor's
Recent arrivals az the Wat. ~
House:
New York; Mis Grace c'lr, Sc
and Mrs. Charles puprcc, Nj Y,- v.
William Sturgls, Dr. 4. u Hu..
Mr. Charles w Snydc:. NJ. ra
LORENZO Armstrong, Mr.. Gcorg, " rs
Miss Hazel King, Mr.. and Nf-- O.,
Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Del,,s. "
w. Russell. Mr.. J. b. johnson. c.,
w!ch' Conn. Mr., c. d. Davis. Mr. : "
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs, +. @. kr,rc' S."
c. VI. Slater, Miss 4. MrHat'. NJ.
Fostley. Glen Ridge. y J Nh and 81.
James G WeN'z, Miss G~I.. ST.
Capt. J. w. Leslie,
Arrivals from New York H. 10 n.
House Include: Ny. ard NJ. Ir. "
Miss Ethel Fa~r. y. ! " r'...
payton, Dunoor VI G. DAYTON. A..
Ton. NJ. ard Nj T. /. ND.
family, Mr. and Mrs. ,Torn 4. A..
Nj and Mrs. LOWS !. E'drl ..
Fraser, Mr ara Mrs. James ~
Mrs. Joseph R.sSell, NJ and ST. o. %
Bent, Ny ana Mrs. Alfred T.
clarence II Young, Mr. F." ".
''uehas'. Troy William VI D..
Horace G Young, Albany NJ.
BOVINE, Mr. and Mrs y Il =.
Nr, and Mrs. Il l.. Rrool. H,
Cowee, Miss TIyon, Miss =.