The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Theatricals and
Golf Dram Throng
at EIizabe th town
Interest at High Pitch Over
Contest for the Gar0n-
dah Cup.

ELIzABETHTowN. n. r., Aug 20
Women of the summer colony are CO.
operating with women residents of the
village in a drive for the erection of a
community house which shall serve as
n social centre and headquarters for the
resort and village activities. The move
ment which has the Endorsement and
financial support of many of the women
OF the colony. Is now in the hands of the
Community Exchange ander Mrs
Thomas Wasson. Miss Beatrice Straight
has charge of the tea room
'.-~iay interest in the golf tournament
% - Cobble Hill Golf Club will reach
It's height when the finals for the Garon-
dah cup, offered by Frank A. Munsey,
are played. Play for the trophy was
begun Thursday with large field OF
entries of the best players in the open
ing rounds. The trophy is now held by
NJ. @. Mcdonald of the Dunwoodie club
who last season won 1t in one of the
most spectacular matches ever seen on
the links, defeating S. C. yelling, also Of
Dunwoodie, up at the fifty-fourth hole
after an all day contest
There were many entrants in Mon
days contest for the Deer's Head Inn
cup offered by Benjamin +. Stetson
proprietor. Mrs. William S. Kellogg Of
Brooklyn was the winner of the trophy,
defeating Harry Frigon of Elizabethtown
up. Mr.. Frigon won the Suter cup,
offered by Alfred n. Suter of New York
defeating Ralph Durand of this village,
also by up. Next Monday players will
compete for the Windsor cup. offered by
Henry S. Duncan. president OF the COM
pany operating the Windsor Hotel.
Summer Life In Movies.
;rl,+ ~, he viii I,oI
players and their friends found relaxa-
ton in the laughable situations and
cheerful atmosphere of "A Summer Gin
derella," the film based on Elizabeth
town summer life, which Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Flammer of New York, assisted
by a group of friends from New York
and the entire summer colony have been
perfecting during the last fortnight. Mrs.
Flammer who wrote the scenario for the
flm, and Mr. Flammer, who directed its
making, have been receiving the con-
gratulations of their friends. 1t will be
shown elsewhere in the mountains, and
will also be shown in New York though
not for commercial purposes. Miss Doro-
thea Sargent of Albany is excellent In
the title role as the mysterious Duchess
Of Horunbnrg, and the numerous other
members Of the cast all did good work.
Conservation Commissioner Ellis ].
S.aley, who has been sojournng with
his family at Colonial Cottage, is among
those who have this week spent con-
siderable time on the links. the Com
missioner playing some interesting
matches with his friend Thomas A.
Sherman Of New York who is at the
Windsor.
The annual meeting OF the Cobble Hill
Golf Club was held Monday night in
the parlors at the Windsor. Reports by
the Rev. III. III. Pittman. secretary and
treasurer showed the club to be in ex-
cellent condition from the standpoint OF
membership and finance and Mr.. Pitt
man was complimented on his able con-
duct of affairs. Judge Augustus N Hand
Of New York. president of the club
Robert Nelson of Philadelphia. vice.
president, and the Rev. Mr.. Pittman OF
EliZabethtown, secretary and treasurer,
all were reelected Members of the ex-
ecutlve committee for the new year, in
addition TO the officers. include Frank
A. Munsey and L. +. Evans. New York;
Otto Struse and George II. Siege. Brook
Jyn: Benjamin +. Stetson and James M.
De Long. Elizabethtown.
Judge and Mrs Peter Schmuck. Mr..
and Mrs. n. II. Herbert and Mr. and
Mrs b. /. Campo of New York are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee
1anlpG Oh new 1OTk at IeuSeWOOu.
Edward Mitcham of New York and
Roger Shaw of Hastings two
of his chums at Princeton, are camp
guests OF Paul Munroe.
Miss Jane Stuart Pugh OF Brooklyn
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. David s.
Ludlum of Ardmore. Pa, at Camp On
Robbie. Mrs. Ludlum is also entertain
ing Mrs. Frank Bond Of Newark.
In honor of their guests. Mr., and Mrs.
Robert g. Worthington of Baltimore,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flammer OF
New York gave a dinner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Milholland, Jr.,
have joined his parents at Meadow
mount.
New Workers mt st. Hubert's.
A. M. White and family, of New York,
are at their cottage at st. Hubert's.
Others from New York there include Mr..
and Mrs. Rooert w. deForest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Olyphant and Mrs. Seth
Thomas and family.
Lieut.. John Wasson of New York,
home on furlough. has joined the Was
son family here.
Preparations are nearing completion
for the annual children's party at Deers
Head Inn, Friday. Aug. 25.
The colony generally took part in the
dance at Deer's Head Inn Wednesday
evening for the Elizabethtown baseball
team.
Justice and Mrs. Abel IL. Blackmar
of Brooklyn, motoring through TO Lake
Clear. stopped at Deer's Head Inn.
Miss Marie Rienzo and Arthur Rienzo
of New York are at the same hotel
also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calkins. W
ID. Riley, Percy Rushmore of the Corn
Exchange Bank, DIR. w. ]. Sinnott and
MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Birmingham, all
of New York.
In honor of the birthday of Mrs. L.
Lorne Edgar of Now York. sojourning
at the Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Halloran OF Brooklyn, also at that hotel
entertained with a motor trip and tea
at Whiteface Inn. Lake Placid. The
party included Misses Dorothy Edgar.
Anne Bastan and Marguerite Halloran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar and Miss Edgar
have recently returned from Montreal
Judge and Mrs Il. G. Behrman of
Brooklyn have joined Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
j.. Struse OF Brooklyn. who with their
daughter, Miss Margaret Struse. are at
the Windsor.
Mrs. Edwin Gould and Frank NJ
Gould OF New York. on a motor tour OF
the mountains. spent a few days at the
Windsor. Mrs. B. j. Thorman of New
York heads committee for the annual
masquerade there.
Recent New York arrivals at the
hotels include:
Deer's Head Inn-Fernando Calico, C.