New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
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Thousand Islands
Cottages Crowded
BY Host of Guests
Golf Tourney Attracts Many,
While Others Devote Time
to Yachting and Fishing;
Hotels Taxed to Capacity
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


ALEXANDRIA BAY, New York. July
3o.-In addition to the hosts Of soiourn-
ers who arrived within the last fort
night to play in the golf tournament
this week has brought numerous
guests and visitors to the Thousand
Islands interested in yachting, fishing
and the other numerous diversions to
be found at Alexandria Bay. Nearly
all of the cottages among the summer
colony are filed with guests, as are
all of the hotels along the st. Law
renee River. The social life during
the last week with its many activities
is forecast of what the gayeties
will be at the climax of the season,
which will be reached before another
week has gone.
There have been many yachting
parties during the last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Frazer, of SYRIA
cuse, entertained q number of guests,
including Mrs. Linda Hull Larned,
Mrs. Russell Hutchins, of Syracuse;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sperry Hier, Of
New York, on their yacht Nelfred.
Commodore and Mrs. Thomas H.
Wheeler, of New York, had number
of guests aboard their yacht Empress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Conde are on a
fishing trip on their yacht Corinthia,
and Alexander R. Peacock entertained
a number of friends aboard his cruiser
Jean Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Simpson and their sons, James, John
and William Simpson, of Chicago, were
at Alexandria Bay this week aboard
their yacht Tilicum. They came to
this resort over the Great Lakes
route, and have gone to Montreal,
Que, and down the Saguenay River.
Judge J. L. Hackney, of Cincinnati,
former Justice of the Supreme Court
of Indiana, now vice-presdent of the
MED by Mrs. Hackney and his family,
has opned his cottage at Westminster
Park. Dr. A. De Witt Mason, of Brook
lyn; Mrs. T. Temple Berdan, of Roselle,
N. j., and Mrs. L. G. Grimbried, of
Mount Vernon, are at their cottages at
Westminster Park.
Many Cottagers Entertain
Large Groups of Guests
DR.. w. P. Shepherd, professor at
Hamilton College, recently had as his
guest the president of Hamilton Col
lege, DR.. E. C. Ferry, at Westminster
Park.
Mrs. S. S. McClelland, of New York,
has as her guests at Shady Covert
Mrs. c. H. Parmalee jr., of New York;
another daughter, Mrs. S. J. Titus, Of
Pittsburgh, and Miss Edith Davis.
Mrs. McClelland's other daughter, Mrs.
Emile De Planque, of New York, will
not take possession of her cottage,
utopia Lodge" until the latter part
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mosely and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank, of New
York, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Frank at their cottage on
Cherry Island
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shields, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bird, Potter Bartley and
Miss Josephine Fleischman. of New
York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward j. Noble at their home on the
Canadian side.
Miss Julia Van Deuser will arrive
this week for a fortnight's sojourn
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Wiser. at
their home on the Canadian side Miss
Julia Farnham, of New York, a niece
Of Mrs. Wiser's, Will arrive at later
date in August. Mrs. Z. B. Salano. Of
California, also will be guest during
August at the Wiser home as will
Philip Wiser, who is in Quebac.
Mrs. Frederick c. Pruyn. of Albany.
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan, at Pa
poose Island.