The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Women Golfers
at ElizabethtOwn
Mrs. William S. Kellogg Is
Among the Expert Players
Hotel Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ELIzABETHrowN. n. Y. July 9.-At
golf and in the saddle women thus far
are taking the lead at this resort. Most
OF the expert women players of previous
seasons have returned and others among
the newcomers have demonstrated their
ability as golfers. All indications,
therefore, point to the keenest kind OF
competition in the events for women in
the annual schedule soon to be issued by
the Rev H II. Pittman, secretary of the
Cobble Hill Golf Club.
Mrs. William S. Kellogg of Brooklyn,
who last season won the clubs open
championship for women, has returned
for the season to the Kellogg cottage and
is playing In exceptionally good form.
Others of the women players from New
York who are daily making low scores
in the events are Mrs. Edward f. Flam-
mer and her guest, Mrs. Christian c.
Moeller Mrs. W. j. Birmingham, who is
sojourning at Deers Head Inn with Mr.
Birmingham; Miss Katherine Stilling,
Mrs. Lewis p. Evans. who has arrived
with Mr.. Evans at their cottage; Mrs.
F. J. Cashin and Mrs. j. e. Goulet; also
Miss Charlotte Siege of Brooklyn and
Miss Dorothy Sergeant OF Albany, VINO
are at the Windsor.
Mrs Cashin, the Misses Moore and
Miss Graham of New York and Miss
Clara Magnon OF Montreal are leaders
among the women as riders. and are In
the saddle early each morning.
Elizabethtown's baseball team this
season. made up of players from a
number of the colleges. is the pride OF
the summer colony. which rallies in large
numbers to all the games, whether at
home or abroad. The boys play here the
fAAxr do
school teams.
Recently returned members of the cot
tage colony include Mrs. r. l.. Hand of
Yonkers, widow of Judge Richard L.
Hand. who is accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Alexander, also
of Yonkers, and has opened the Hand
villa. The Misses Hale, who spent the
winter in California, have opened their
cottage Clifford Carleton, New York
artist, is at his bungalow in the Bal
sans colony.
Mr.. Erman j. Ridgway and family
of New York have leased the Noble
cottage.
Mr.. Christian dJorup of New York
has purchased the Davenport cottage
and he and his family will spend the
season there. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wad-
hams of New York have opened their
cottage.
The Sanford cottage OF the Windsor
group has been leased in part to L. E.
Mayer and family of Brooklyn and to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Roth, also Of
Brooklyn.
Among those from New York arrived
at Deers Head Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Karen. Mrs. w. A. Ingraham.
Mr. and Mrs A. z. Anderson, Philip
Golden, Mrs. Clarence Green, Mr.. and
Mrs E. Bumfln, Miss Frances M. Fal-
lon, Miss Katherine Stilling and Miss
Marie Hibbard.
l.. NJ La Wake of Newark, who Is So
journing at the Windsor, has been max
ing some record catches of fish. In one
string he brought in early in the week
were twenty-five. all over one pound.
At the Windsor are Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Bryce, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayer,
Jean and Richard Mayer, Mrs. L. Lorne
Edgar, Miss Dorothy Edgar. Miss Joyce
Cowie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Halloran, A.
Z. Pigeon, Miss A. l.. Henken and
Henry Struse. Automobilists arriving
include Miss Rita Gould, Miss Eleanor
Weber NJ. A. Levine. Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Prince, Miss Frances Hoge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell, Mrs.
Francis S. Bangs and Miss M. w.
Bangs.