New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08
Golf and Yachting
Chief Diversion of
New London Folk
Mrs. Roland Barlow, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Clenna
Colletf, of Providence, Tie
for Medal i'm Tournament

Spccadl DtspUtch to The frft1Ne
NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 7.-Gol{
and yachting continue to be the lead
ing sports here. The ladies' annual
tournament on the Shennecossett links
drew large gallery this week. TWEEN
ty-seven women competed In the quail
flying round
Mrs. Roland Barlow. of tho Merton
Club, Philadelphia, and. Miss Glenna
Collect, of Providence, the youngest
amateur golf player in the country
tied for the 1920 medal in the quail
flying round, making the eighteen holes
IN S6. Other entrants were Mrs. NJ. r.
Smith, North Hills Country Club; Miss
Elaine Rosenthal, Ravinsloe Country
Club, Chicago Mrs. &. X. Morrow, Engi-
neers' Country Club, Long Island; Mrs.
j. B. Linerd, of New York, who won the
annual woman's putting tournament at
Eastern Point last week; Mrs. Albert
Strauss, Cincinnati; Mrs Myra D. Pat
erson, Of Englewood and New York;
the Misses Theodore and Virginia
Palmer, of New London; Mrs. A. j.
Fay. Belmont Springs; Mrs. j. D. Arm
strong, Buffalo; Mrs. j. C. Prizer, Es-
sex County Country Club; Mrs. B. ].
Rosenthal. Chicago; Mrs. f. H. Baker
jr., Norwich; Mrs. (. L. Norrie, New
York; Mrs. F. de c. Sullivan, of the
man, of Ardsley; Mrs. H. D. Saxon,
New York; Mrs Peter Boyd, of the
Philadelphia Country Club; Mrs julius
Fleischmann, Cincnnati; Mrs. Robert
u. Chappell, New London, and Mrs.
Ross Mccain, Hartford.
Every day since the international
yacht race yachts of all kinds, from
the palatial steam yacht and the pic
turesque schooner yachts to the smaller
craft, Including motor boats, canoes
and hshlng yawis, have been filling the
harbor here. A feet of forty Eagle
boats of the United States Navy left
the Portsmouth Navy Yard last week,
stopping at Newport, and are expected
IN this harbor within day or so. The
fleet comprises all the Eagle boats In
commission, with the exception of four.
After leaving here the fleet will 20
through the Panama Canal and up the
Pacific Coast
Nathaniel Green, Of Boston, who has
been in the harbor a week aboard his
schooner yacht Windward, entertained
a party from the Griswold Monday,
including DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Francis
Herreshoff, Mrs. Irma Grey Ridley,
Mrs. F. j. Ridley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
ley Enslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Dickson. of
Philadelphia. entertained on board
their yacht, Drama. Their guests In
Guided Mr., and Mrs. Earle f, Carley.
Mr.: and Mrs. St. John Wood and Dr..
Wilson.
Tom Armour, amateur golf cham
pion of France, Is at the Griswold.
Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks, with
the Misses Eleanor and May Sparks
and Miss Knox, motored from syosset,
L. l., and are at tho Griswold Hotel.
Nj. and Mrs. William Dick are at
tho Griswold and will make q tour Of
New England before returning to
Boaz Long, Minister to Cuba, and
Mrs. Theresa Long are spending the
month Of August here.
Mrs. Charles Kenyon jr. motored up
this week from Glen Cove, L. T., with
a party including Mrs. James Reed,
b MTi d. d, Il Hsm m1%6sr y. and Miss Kim
Judge D. B. Fisher motored hsrs tht.
week from Greenwich, Conn. His
guests were Daniel Fisher Brown,
Sherman A. Jones and Edward H.
Baker.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of tho Law
renee Memorial Hospital will hold an
outdoor bazaar on the hospital grounds
August 26 for the benefit of the hospi-
tai. Society at Eastern Point cottage
colony, as we'll as at the Griswold, the
Pequot colony and New London is in
terested in the affair. Mrs. Daniel Sui
Ivan is general chairman and Miss
Louise Loosely sub chairman. There
will be continuous vaudeville per
formance, tearooms, q midway, includ-
ing hat, flower, cake and CANDY booths.
fortune teller, fish pond and booths
exhibitinr all kinds of useful articles
Mrs. Nicholas M. Pond, of New York.
president Of the auxiliary, is chairman
Of the library table, which will be one
of the chief attractions