The New York herald., 1921-07-31
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Dinner Parties
at Golf Club
at Watch Hill
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry
Among Those Entertaining
Friends-Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
WATCH HILL, Mass, July 30.-Din-
ners and luncheons at the MisQuamicut
Golf Club continue to be the popular
social events at Watch Hill. The follow
ing hosts and hostesses entertained at
dinner parties last Saturday night: Mrs.
Truman II. Newberry Of Detroit Mich.
Mrs. c. F. Bennett of New Britain,
Conn: Mrs. Park Painter of Pittsburgh,
Pa Mr.. Warren Durkee of Providence,
r. I, and Mrs. Ottamar III. Van Norden
OF New York. Dancing followed dinner.
Mrs. Otto A. Schneider Of New York
city gave a birthday party for her
daughter. Miss Schreiber, with twenty
six young persons present
Luncheons given Monday included
those Of Mrs. Hobart w. Thompson of
Troy, N. Y; Mrs. w. English Walling
of Greenwich. Conn, and Mrs. John
Harsen Rhoades of New York
A tea was given Tuesday by Mrs.
Richard Joy and on Wednesday Mrs.
Raymond Townshend Of New Haven,
Conn.,, entertained likewise. Mrs. C.
Byron Cottrell, Mrs. James NJ. Pendle-
Westerly entertained hundred guests
at buffet luncheon on Thursday, while
another luncheon was given on Friday
by the Misses Clark, who are spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
Morris of Philadelphia.
More than 100 golfers now are play
Ing daily on the course. The turnament
this week was a ladies' two ball four
some. The winners will be announced
on Monday. Among the players were
Mrs. Harold Otis of Flushing, l.. l., and
Mrs. William Everdell, Jr., OF New York
city; Mrs. Walter e. Hope and Mrs. H
II. Van Cleef of New York: Mrs. c. f
Swift. Jr., and Mrs Addison Stillwell OF
Chicago. ILL.,; Mrs. II. Stuart Greene and
Mrs. Harrison Of New York city; Mrs
Il. B. Bennett Of Hartford, Conn, and
Mrs. William Goodell Of Springfield
Mass. Miss Katherine Cottrell Of West
erly. r. l., and Mrs. Harry Darlington
of Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. Erskine M
Smith OF New York and Mrs. Burrows
Sloan Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Miss A. Lihme
and Miss o. Lihme Of Chicago. Ill. Mrs
Elton Parks OF New York and Mrs N
L. Perrin of Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
Miss Sloan and Miss Rhoades of New
York. Miss r. G. Griscom and Miss M
S. Griscom of Philadelphia. Pa.
bridge party was held at the Ocean
House Friday evening for the benefit
Of wounded ex-service men at tho Fox
Hills Hospital in New York. The party
was instigated by Mrs. Charles Simons,
Jr, OF New York.
Mrs. John de Koven Of New York
spent a few days this week with Mrs.
Addison Stillwell of Chicago. Ill, who
Is occupying Clinic cottage.
Axrfx. aIo ~ T. n.
J. c. Dayton, Miss Dorothy Kane, Miss
Mildred Kane. Miss Murel Kane, J. r.
O'Rourke. Frank Schoonamaker. Duncan
McC. Dayton, S. K. Harrington, Jr., s.
T. Coleman. G. p. Hail. Miss Florence
Saunders. Mrs. c. NJ. Lurvey, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Grasse, b. X. Mumford. w.
r. Shepperd, e. S. Neafie, /. l.. Shep-
perd. M. Moore of New York: Miss
Phyllis Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Rannolds Of Holyoke. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Crosby and Miss Sarah p
Shinds Of Cambridge, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter Elliott OF Thompson. Conn.
r. 8. Belden of Hartford. Conn. e. H.
Smith and Miss Julia M. Fisk of Spring
field, Mass. /: Miss L. Newell of Newport
r. l.. Miss Henrietta Watson of Spring
field. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finney
OF Summit. N. J.; Mrs. John McCrae
and Mrs. Clifton Brownell Of Provi-
dence. r. ].
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Keane and family
Miss Isabelle Birchard, Mr.. and Mrs. L
O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Russell
Fred c. Russell, J. F. O'Brien. all OF
Hartford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. p. L
Minor OF Brunswick. Conn. Mrs. Arthur
Rutty and Mrs. Wilbur +. Burrows OF
Middletown, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. III. s
Collins OF Manchester. Conn; William
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Christine #. Sonniksen of South Man
chester. Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tracey OF Albany. N. Y, and Mrs
Philip W. Gridley OF Holyolse. Mass.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph III. Benson
and Walter T. Bugbee of Springfield
Mass. Mrs. w. r. Newton and Mrs. J.
NJ. Berdan of Paterson. N. j.. and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Burns of Thompsonviile,
Conn.