New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Fishing and Golf
Hold Attention of
Cape Cod Colonies
Links To BE Constructed as
Chatham Will Be One of
Finest i'm New England;
Black Bass Are Biting
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
WAREE1AM, july 3O.--Golf fresh
and salt water flshing, and hiking over
country roads are popular diversions
OF the summer visitors on Cape Cod.
the golf links are dotted with players.
the Ben Loman links at Sarnmorc
proving especially popular There. il
considerable interest among the golf
enthusiasts regarding "a splendid new
course which is being built at
Chatham, the. town which is biddinc
fair to become the golfing center Of
the Old Colony region. 1t is an tS.
noie course and will be one of the
finest in New England.
Black bass fishing in the nonds in
the neighborhood of Falmouth is bet
ter than for several years. Charles Rms
seil recently caught one weighing four
pouhos and Garrett Schenk one weigh
ing three and onehalf pounds. in tho
laKes where Grover Cleveland and
Joseph jefferson once fshod seo hoss
nave also been striking in. md !, pr+
.eflhiik BAY, near Gray Gables, fish up
10 81 pounds have been landed dur;no
the past few weeks.
Dr. Albert Eckhof, professor Of co.
cleslastical history in the 1rn;vors;t,,
OF Leyden. is in this vicinity as tho
o'ncial delegate of the Leyden PILGRIM
"'ners Society to the tercentenarv Of
OF the Pilgrims at Plymouth. He il
also the official representative of +ho
people OF Holland. He has been TAX
ing short trips to places of interest
IN the Cape Cod Pilgrim land.
Miss Rose Josselyn, of New y,rl
IS staying at the Pembroke for several
weeks
"A very successful lawn fete was hold
oy the Art Association of Provinceto,v
on the grounds of William H. Young
at frovlncetown, recently.
Joseph Crosby Lincoln ;s A. HI,
summer home in Brewster
A. M. Wangler, of New Yorl c;+u
IS expected at Siesconset for feSv
"ceks visit with his family.
:, MY and Mrs. B. 7. Woodle and fam
KY, Oh Irvlngton, N. Y. are located at
snr ,y morhef cottage, Siasconset, fer the
Mrs: Augustus c. crocker and daugb-
Falmouth '''i'i"e at
Miss sophronie Butland. of Rroor
lyn, is the guest of her friends fovH- Wr
and Mrs. William Tyler. for fen n
weeks at Oak Lawn cottape Onse+ 'e"
William B. Curtis. of Ne,y na Vnnl
fehted nd the George Lang cottayc 81
Onset for the season. '''"sc d.
EN- mrs; r, Francis G. Saltonstall and Miss
hlia Saltonstall, bY Nsw York i,Ss aSs
al among the recent guests at the Ho+oI
Slppican, Marion. " ''e ao'e'
george A. Thendion, Of New York ;s
stopping at Osterville. ny 'S
nr. ana 1 MRS. Morgales. of New Yorl
"'e sC Wood,s Hole for the summer
GOV ~ ana Mrs: II. G. De Rheims and
son son' M OF brooklyn, are guests of MIR.
ton. oA lylnp-
Among the guests Of New York C;+v
olpplcan, Marion, are W. p. Evans. NJ
ana Mrs: Max Muller, Mrs. Damon m
Lyon, irving Garrison, Kenneth Fox
ana an Rachael j. Fox. of New York CIV.
mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Taylor. Of Brook. BSl
1yn; Mr. and Mrs. Harry M Wal1ard -
Bronxville; Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7, Iaro 81
muir, OF Hastings on the Hudson. NJ
and Mrs. S. L. Crabbe and son nf
ihsochester, and Mr.. and Mrs p y =
Mann, of Upper Montclair. N. j. -
MIS-. James Mouse, of Tarrvto,vr
~ ~ y, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Wood at Marion. ""A 'e'
MISS Marion Thurber, of BROOKLYN
mas s, arrived IN Marion for the summer r.
MRS. Ernest Tienan and SON. ''''1 Of
i,1 ir,ohkers. have taken cottage at East
Wareham for the summer '1"''