New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
Thousand Islands
Golf Tournaments
Attractive to Many
Social Functions Continue
to Make Season Cayest
in Recent Years; Water
Traffic Sets New Record
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, July 49,.
The new eighteen-hole golf course is
holding the interest of the villa colony
this season. The golf tournament is
scheduled for August and lasting
through to August 9. The tourney will
bring many house guests to the villa
colony and there will be much enter
tanning done during this period.
Among the golfers during the last
week were Mrs. W. wellman and A.
Morris Bagby, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick CORTLAND Penfeld: Mrs. A.
A. Hagar, Mrs. J. Davillo, Miss Stella
Wilbur, Miss Lucia Warden and her
hostess, Miss Ray Markle; F. S. Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Shoemaker, A. Filter,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Allen, George F.
Clark, guest of George c. Sherman; ].
Slnnickson. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fellows Morgan, F. T. Dunn, N. A.
Gray, Gladys Brooks. Ruth Wilbur, F.
l.. Reid, G. G. Sanderson. Mrs. Fred
erlck Courtland Penfeld, Mrs. Alexan-
der Peacock, Captain Emory Bryan,
Miss Fannie Post, Mrs. j. B. Taylor,
Mrs. E. P. Wilbur, Mrs. Isaac Wiser
and Mrs. ]. Walter Moore.
Lowden Changes Plans
Governor and Mrs. Frank 0. Low
den, OF Illinois, have changed their
plans and will not come to the Thou
sand Islands. Mrs. Lowden's cousin,
Mrs. D. Cook, and her three sons, will
occupy Castle Rest, arriving August I.
-. Mrs. George c. Boldt, of The
1birches, gave christening party to
launch her new cruiser, NJ. A. B. re-
Gently. Included in the guests were
Captain H. M. Reid, Edgar A. Sierck.
Walter Merrall, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing
I. Rafferty,, Mrs. J. Raymond Ellis,
George c. Boldt, Stephen Bonsal and
MIR. and Mrs. J. Norris Oliphant.
Mrs. Luis Huffnaegle, of Peru, is ex-
pected to arrive at the Thousand ISL
ands the latter part of July. Mrs. Huff
maggie is the former Doris Rafferty,
the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert T. Rafferty,, Sis
ter of Charles D. Rafferty,, of New
York; Maxwell Rafferty,, of Kansas
City; Oliver and Gilbert T. Rafferty,
and Mrs. Edmund X. Trent, of Pitts
burgh. Mrs. Huffnaegle has spent the
last two years in Peru. accompanying
her sister, Mrs. Richard II. Eggleston
-, HS"AA y J, W OOutu AIleElCd
where Mr. Eggleston went on business
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Breese. OF
New York, are guests at the Thousand
Island House. Mr.. and Mrs. Breese
were married in New York immediately
after Easter.
Lorings Lease Cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loring, of New
York. are spending the summer at the
Lodge, which they have leased from the
estate of George C. Boldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Emory Brenne-
man, of New York, have arrived at the
Thousand Islands, and are with Mrs
Brenneman's mother, Mrs. M. Runyon
at Leak Island. Mrs Brenneman is the
former Katherine Kip.
Mrs. Charles Leverett Hayden. wife
of Secretary Hayden, of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club, gave luncheon
Friday in compliment to Mrs. John E
Gefael, of New York, who is at the
Country Club for the summer. Fol.
lowing luncheon, bridge was played
The guests were Mrs. j. Raymond Ellis
Mrs. G. M. Englis, Mrs. Thomas H
wheeler, Mrs. L. NJ. Bishop, Mrs. Leta
Nelson, Mrs. l. II. Jenney, Mrs. j. Syd.