The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Cobble Hill Club
Golf Tournament
at Elizabethtown
Colonists Planning to Make
Winter as Well as Summer
Resort Out of Place.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
ELrzABErHTowN, N. Y, July 30.--With
midsummer activities at this Adirondack
resort now approaching their peak MEM
| bers of Elizabethtown's Chamber or
| Commerce are already busying them
selves with arrangements for next win
ter for 1t Is proposed to make the place
as we'll known as a winter resort as 1t
| is during the summer months. So some
| Of the leading members OF the summer
colony who are active In Chamber OF
Commerce affairs are playing golf by
| day and discussing tentative plans for
skiing. skating. tobogganing and other
| winter sports each evening. The pro-
posed new lake plays a prominent part
| in the arrangements for winter sports.
The Cobble Hill Golf Club tournament
got under way to-day with an eighteen
holes handicap event at medal play.
Next Wednesday there will be another
eighteen hole handicap event. sixteen to
| qualify.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Caldwell of
New York are occupying one OF the cot
tages on the Milholland place.
Members of the Pardee family from
various parts Of the East. who have been
here as the guests Of Calvin Pardee OF
Germantown. Pa, at his annual house
party at his Hale Brook Park place
ended their visit and Mr.. Pardee has
Joined his family at his camp on Lake
Placid.
Mrs Samuel A. Loper and her daugh-
| ter Miss Lillian Loper of New York have
opened Fairview cottage Mr.. Loper,
manager Of the Hotel Newton. New
| York, will come later.
DIR. J. A. Millett and family OF New
York have opened the Meyers cottage OF
the Balsams group.
Riding Is in favor among members OF
the colony. Miss Alice de Forest OF New
York, Miss Dorothy Cobb Of Brooklyn
and Mrs Daniel Grattan of Albany,
all sojourning at Deer's Head Inn, are
daily in the saddle. Misses Dorothy
Edgar, Joyce Cowie. Charlotte Siege and
Margaret Struse are members Of the
group ut the Windsor who each morning
devote an hour or two to riding trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Jarrett and
Robert u. Jarrett. Jr., OF New York are
at Daer's Head Inn
Miss Frances Fallon OF New York
who has left here to be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Holcombo OF New
York at their place at Rouses Point,
will return for the remainder of the
season at Deer's Head Inn. Arrivals
there include Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Anderson, DR.. Harry
A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Grendon
and Miss Louise d. Seide OF New York.
One hundred members OF the Troy
Vocal Society who arrived yesterday
at the Windsor Hotel will remain until
Monday evening and will give concert
| at the hotel.
Miss Edna L. Britton Of New York
has arrived to spend the season at the
| Windsor. Others there are Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodman. Mrs. Frederick II. Ken
nard. Mrs. John Mitchell. j. McWilliams
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ballin, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Davidson. Mrs. w. w. Lippman
Cecil D. Cashen. Miss ID. Haliigan. Mrs
II. S. Streat. Mr.. and Mrs. III. @. Streat
Jr.. Mrs. Thomas J. O'Connor. Miss
Elizabeth OConnor. Miss Caroline
Scight. Mrs. p. Recker. Miss 7. Fl
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Dolson
Mss r. Il. Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hogman. Arthur 8. Fox, ]. w. Angel
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Sweeney and John
Davey Of New York and w. P. Stursis
President of the Dime Savings Bank oi
Brooklyn.