New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Golf Tournaments
And Polo Enliyens
Garden City Section
All Members of the Meadow
Brook Colony Located
for Season; 3 Matches
Are Being Played Weekly
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

GARDEN CITY, L. l., June 12.-With
the combination of polo at Meadow
Brook, several golf tournaments on the
Salisbury course, scores of visitors for
the commencement of the Cathedral
School of St. Mary's attached to the
Long Island Episcopal diocese, and
number of house parties at the various
homes about Garden City, Hampstead.
Westbury and the Wheatley Hills, this
has been one of the most interesting
weeks Nassau County has known for
some time.
All the members of the Meadow
Brook polo colonies are now at their
homes in this section and match games
and round robins are being played three
times weekly. The tournament season
will start Tuesday, with players coming
from all sections of the country for
the games which close later in the sea-
son with the national championships, to
be played for the first time on the
Hampstead Plains, where in June, 1914,
the last of the international matches
were played with England.
There Is scarcely a vacant house in
this section, and as result of the large
number of visitors motoring parties have
been given by the score.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Damn and family
are occupying the Nesbit house in Cathe-
dral Avenue
ARRIVALS from New York at the Gar
den CITY Hotel include Mr.. and Mrs
John /. Terry, Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Rich
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gondran, Dr..
Edward d. Fisher, Nathaniel G. Fisher,
Miss E. R. Fisher, John C. Mccall. Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Harris, Mrs. w. T. Law
renee, Mrs. George L. McConihe, Mrs.
William Peck, Mrs. R. H. Charming,
John Charming, Miss Mary Charming,
W. B. Averill, Mr.. and Mrs. William
}. Roome, Mrs. George c. Clark, Mrs.
Ryle Strange, Miss Mary D. Strange,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore P. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
II. Names, Mr. and Mrs John Burling
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Andrews,
Mrs. Robert A. Pinkerton, C. M. Card
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Seward.
arrivals from other points are Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Riggs, Glen Ridge, N.
j.; Mrs. Howard Richmond, Providence.
x: L.; Captain W. Irving Chambers,
Washington; R. Munro, Toledo; e. T.
Shaw. Pittsfield, Mass, and j. Morris
May, Leeds England.
Among those who motored to Garden
City for luncheon or dinner on Sun
day were Mrs. Samuel r. Galloway, Mrs.
>. Frailey Smith and pr and Mrs. C.
T.. Jefferson. of New York.
The Paper Trade Association held a
Boif tournament at the Salisbury links
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Among
those participating were Harrison Starr
Ralph N: Collins, A. e. Whiting, H. ~
Earle, William C. RidReway and E n
Peck, Of New Yok; Eugene W. Frv
X: c; Osburn and George ". HofYner'
Of Philadelphia; w. II. Chatfeld ~
Cincinnati; K. A. Wight. of Spring-
held, Mass, and J. c. Robertson ~
Richmond, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft. who
have just returned from Japan. arrived
at Garden City Hotel Tuesday. where
they will pass the greater part Of tho
summer. '"e
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo p. Keller entel-
tained party at dinner on Wednesday
prior to the June dance at St. PauTs
School
Group VII OF the New York Stat.
BANKERS held their annual BANQUET ~.
the Gsrden City Hotel last Saturday.
about no being present.