New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Star Golfers Enter
Shenecossett Club
.Women's Tourney
New London Summer Col
ony Prepares for Invita-
ton Meet; Well-known
Yachts Are i'm the Harbor
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Spectdt Dispatch to The Tribune
NEW LONDON, Conn, July 16-The
week has been full one at Eastern
Point and around the Griswold. The
Shenecossett Country Club has been
crowded all week and is now buzzing
with interest over the coming women's
invitation championship, which is only
second in Importance to the women's
national. The entries of Miss Marion
Holiins and Mrs. w A. Gavin, two of
the best known women golfers of New
York, have been received Miss Glenna
Collect, of Providence, will be on hand
to defend her title.
At the election of officers of the
Shenecossett Country Club recently
Henry B. Plant, Of New York, who oc-
cuples the Plant mansion at Eastern
Point, was elected president, and Earle
f. Carley, of New York, yice-president.
Allison V. Armour, of Chicago, paid
the sGriswold visit last week in his
yacht Ava
There have been number of arrivals
from Atlantic City in che last week.
Included among them are Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lamb and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
J. on. Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Quigue
motored down early in the week from
Rye, N. Y. Mrs. c. W. Remsen, of
Babylon, l., l., is passing the week at
the Griswold with Miss Edith H. White.
or New York. From Summit, N. j.,
there are registered for the week Mrs.
George H. Hummell and f. c. Hum
nell. Miss N. D. milford. of Mont.
clair, is at the Griswold with Mrs. J.
Merken Daggett and L. Putnam Dap
gett, of New York.
d. r. Morgan's steam yacht Corsair
was among those anchored here the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. ONeill of Brook
Ign, who have had a cottage at Eastern
Point for many years, and Miss Marion
O,Neill are entertaining David Bradley
Martin, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sisson Entertains
At Shenecossett Club
Mrs. F. N. Sisson, of New York. was
visited at her Eastern Point cottage
last week by DR.. and Mrs. Howard Tav-
lor Lewis, also of New York. Mrs.
Slsson entertained at tea at the Shene
cossett Country Club Thursday.
Among the yachts which stopped at
the Grlswold during the week was the
Manton B. Metcalf yacht Sachem. of
New York, and the Nautilus II of n
&. Dickinson, of Essex, Conn.
Miss Ethel Morse, of Boston. VIII, has
been at the Griswold several weeks wifi
her mother. is the guest of Miss judith
Cutler, of Brookline, Mass, at the lat.
ter's cottage.
Among those who entertained in the
griil this week were Mr.. and Mrs. ..
Leonard Beard, Of Flushing, L. l.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wanamaker
we're among those who stopped at the
Grlswoid early in the week while mo-
toring through. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralnh
r. Ross and Miss Eleanor P. Ross
rave arrived for several weeks stav
Robert P. Perkins, of New York, was
at the Grswold with dinner marty
inns week. He is here on his Yacht
Mohican. In party which arrived hv
moter from Shrewsbury early in tn.
week there were Mrs. A. l.. Stratton
Master Stratton and c. H. Hutchins
Many New Workers
Guests at GriswoId
Among the New Workers who have
passed the week at the Griswold are
Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Mott, Mr.. and
MRS. Raymond Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. I
II. Hallpran, Mrs. E. c. Hopkins. Mr.
and Mrs. B. w. Gage and Nj. G. Hon
per, Miss L. L. Helmstetter and I
Cover, Mr.. and Mrs H. R. DOTS. c. n
Chatfield, Mrs. Samuel Burkans. M
ana Mrs Charles E. Bryant and Miss
2 A. Bryant, Mrs. John D. Terry and
Fred 5. Terry, Mrs. Henry WATSON. NJ
}. Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. How
Land and son. R. A. Sumner, James D.
smith Mrs. Walter c. Gale and Mrs.
R. w. Paterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brown, of Pitts
burgh, are old familiar friends at
Eastern Point, where they returned Tor
Visit this week. intending to stay
some time at the Griswold.
Some of the Connecticut people who
nave been at the Griswold the last
week are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Damn.
New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Bryant Bridgeport, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. G. Bryant, Bridgeport; the Rev.
and Mrs. William Osborn Baker, New
haven; Mrs. E. F. Migeon. Torrington;
Miss Elizabeth Linn, New Milford; 6.
E; Hoadley. New Haven; Mrs. Louis
wilhelm. and Miss H. E. Wilhelm. New
Haven; Mr. and Mrs. |. H. Ives and
Mrs. James P. Platt, Meriden, and MI
and Mrs. c. K Smith Hartford