The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Cottages Filled
for Golfing Epents
at Elizabethtown
Tournament Opens Next Sat-
urday- Judge and Mrs. Hand
Entertain Friends.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ELIzABETHTowN, N. Y, July 23.--The
annual tournament Of the Cobble Hill
Golf Club. the golf classic of the Adiron-
dacks will open next Saturday with a
handicap event Of eighteen holes at
medal play. First among the principal
events will be the contest for the Suter
cup offered by Alfred Suter of New
York, which Is played Wednesday. Au-
gust 10. The annual miniature tourna-
ment for the Deer's Head Inn cup,
offered by Benjamin F. Stetson, will
take place Monday, August Is. The
contest for the Garondah cup. offered
by Mr.. Frank A. Munsey, and named
for, his summer place here, will open on
Thursday August IS.
On Monday, August %. will be the
miniature tournament for the Windsor
cup. offered by Henry s. Duncan. presi-
dent of the Windsor Hotel Company.
This will be followed on wednesday,,
August "a, by the women's champion
ship event, open only to women members
OF the club, and the club championship,
also open to members only, both events
being started on the same day and fin
ishing on Friday. August 26. On Satur-
day, August 81 will be mixed foursomes
and on Monday. August 20, a miniature
tournament for women. On Monday,
September s. the final event Will be
played, the annual Labor Day handicap.
Motion Picture for Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward FIammer of
New York are at work on details Of the
motion picture to be given by them In
aid OF the golf club. The title Of the
picture Is "A Summer CindereNa."
Judge Augustus N. Hand of New
York. president Of the Golf Club, and
Justice Charles III. Kelby Of Brooklyn
are among the players who have been
participating this week in events on the
golf links and some interesting matches
have been played between Judge Hand
and his friend, Philip Parker. Of Brook
line. Mass, and Robert Nelson of Phil
adelphia, vice-president Of the club, and
the Rev. H. H. Pittman, secretary and
treasurer.
Gordon Stanton of New York, holder
of the clubs 1920 championship. has
arrived to defend his title. He and Mrs.
Stanton are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred N. Suter. Mrs. William s. Kel-
logg Of Brooklyn. holder Of the woman's
championship for 1920, also recently ar
rived at the Kellogg cottage. Both title
holders are playing in excellent form.
At several OF the cottages house par
ties are being formed that will remain
intact until after the tournament. Judge
and Mrs. Hand are entertaining at their
cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Parker
and Miss Eleanor Parker of Brookline.
Mass. Their daughter Miss Serena
Hand, has as her guest Miss Peggy Ia
briski of New York.
At Singing Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Flammer are entertaining Miss
Sarah Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
John of New York and Frank Geene of
London. England. On Monday afternoon
Mrs. Flammer will entertain at camp
for Mrs. John Edwards and Miss Ed
wards. The latter is a contralto and
will sing.
Mrs. Cyrus Lyons of New York is the
guest OF Mrs. Alfred Suter.
Mrs. Erman J. Ridgway and her
mother. Mrs. Robinson. now on motor
tour of Canadian points, are expected to
return to their Elizabethtown cottage on
next Friday. Thayer. Ridgway. who
went to New York with Mr.. Ridgway
will soon rejoin his sister, Miss Eleanor
Ridgway, here.
Mrs. Edgar Gives Luncheon.
Guests of Mrs. l. Lorne Edgar Of
New York at luncheon given at the
Windsor Hotel were Mrs. William s..
Kellogg, Mrs. George II. Siege, Mrs.
Otto F.. Struse, Mrs. ]. G. Bryce. Miss
Charlotte Siege, Miss Margaret Struse.
Miss Joyce Cowie, Mrs. e. w. Goodman,
Mrs. James b. Thorman, Miss Dorothy
Edgar, Mrs. B. II. Roth, Miss Eloise
Kellogg. The luncheon was followed by
golf, at which Miss Siege was the win
ner.
There has been some excellent play
ing among the young persons at the
Windsor in the tennis tournament The
Misses Powell of New York. who re-
Gently came with their father, s. C.
Powell. joining Mrs. Powell, are taking
a leading part among the women play
ers.
Thomas Holloran and family of New
York have leased one of the Windsor
cottages. Another of the cottages has
been taken by Mrs. w. d. Stewart and
family of New York. -
Nfr. and Mrs N. H. Ballin and Miss
Marion r. Ballin Of New York have ar
rived for the season at. the Windsor.
Others there include Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Parker Jutkin. John A. Hernandez.
Miss E. Deffner and Mr.. and Mrs. R G..
Powers.
At Deer's Head Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Kares and Miss Inez Kares OF
Brooklyn, Lawrence Rhodes and Jere-
miah Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Julia, Mrs. c. II. Noble. Miss Frances
Fallon, c. H. Graham, Mrs. M. j. Brown,
Mrs =. Gam, Miss l.. Harmer DR..
Beaman Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. L. O..
Bufl<in, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Scovil. Mrs
r. ID. Tanner and Mr. and Mrs. p. w.
Alexander Of New York. ...,