New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Golfers Prepare
For Big Tourney at
Thousand Islands
Annual Event Begins Mon
day; Entry List Includes
Leading Players of Resort;
Interest i'm Polo Increases
spseial nispateh to The rrisnne

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y July 23.-
Activities at the Thousand Islands will
center the coming week around the golf
links at the Thousand Islands Country
Club, where the annual tournarfe Mt
the first of the season-wiil be in prog
ress. Golf has been more popular at
this resort during the last six weeks
than at any time hitherto IN the MS
tory of the Thousand Islands Country
Club. The golf course has been busy
place for several weeks
The golf committee includes Samuel
Dalzell, chairman, and George c. Boldt,
Mrs. A. Graham Miles. Lee NJ. Ramsey
end Mrs. W. Feilowes Morgan. The
entries are as yet incomplete, but by
the time the first eighteen-hole Quali-
fying round for the mems champion
ship starts on Monday the players en-
tered will number above one hundred.
Two special prizes have been offered
for the best selected scores between
July % and the close of the season
one by Mrs. E. P. Wilbur jr- ard the
other by Mrs. A Graham Miles. These
are in addition to the prizes fer the
tournament.
Among those already entered are
Frederick CORTLAND Penheld. Mr- and
Mrs. A. Graham Miles, Alvin Markle,
Edward j. Noble, J. Miles Gibbons,
Richard H. Eggleston SRI, Frederick
Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs George C. Boldt,
Miss Eleanor Gibbons, Mrs W Fell
loves Morgan, Lee M Rum sey, John L.
Johnston, Mrs. E. P. Wilbur, Miss
Stella Wilbur, Mrs Isaac P Wiser,
Samuel Dalzell, John Dalzell- A Morris
3agby, Artemus Holmes, Mrs Artemus
Holmes, Marshall Prentice, Allan Boie,
of Cleveland, and Reginald Newton, OF
Watertown.
! Rrown-McCaffrey Wedding
Takes Place at Hadassassah
A marriage of interest in New York,
Brooklyn and at the Thousand Islands
was that of Mrs. Margaret Caulfeld
Michael Edward McCaFrey, of Allie
gany, N. Y. The marriage took place
| July IA by special dispensation and the
| ruptial mass was celebrated before the
grotto of the Blessed Virgin and
| Bernedette, adjoining the grounds of
! the brides summer home ON Hadas-
sassah Island, Alexandria Bay. This
! is the only shrine of its kind on pri-
waite grounds on the st. Lawrence
River, and the setting for the wedding
was particularly impressive. The Rev
John Rotchford, of ST. Joseph's Church,
Gowanda, n. Y, celebrated the mass
and the Rev. NJ. E. Fogarty, rector OF
st. Cyrips Church, Alexandria Bay,
assisted by the Rev. Father Cole, of
WATERFOWL, performed the wedding
ceremony. Mrs. c. J. Skehan, of Allie
gany, sister Of the bridegroom, WIS
the brides attendant, and Mrs. John
Kunz was matron OF honor. The bride.s
three daughters, Misses Margaret Z.
Brown, Lydia E. Brown and Sylvia
Brown, were the flower girls. Mr.. Nc
Caffrey is a Columbia graduate and
the son of John McCaffrey jr., Of Al
legany, N. Y.
4 pleasant event of last week was
the card party given on Wednesday
evening by the Ladies' Welcome Club,
with Mrs. Temple T. Berdan and Mrs.
Frank L. Brigham as the hostesses.
Included among the players were Mrs.
John West Hornor, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
l. Brigham, MIR. and Mrs. Temple /.
Berdan, Mrs Andrew Mclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Graham Miles, Miss Dorothy
Hammond, Mrs. Frederic Condo, Mrs.
John ". Butler, Mr.. and Mrs James
Arnold Major and Mrs. E. j.. Mont
eomery, Captain l. P. Gilbert. Mrs.
George c. Boldt, Mrs. James NJ. Glib
bons, Mrs. J. NJ. DeLone, Mrs W
Langdon Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chxysier,. OF
New York. arrived at Alexandria Bay
on NOhQdy III btiVtA y~NiS O>1-,- -
On board the yacht are Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Fisher, of Detroit, Miss
Thelma Chrysler. Miss Berenice Chrys,
Ter. Walter and Jack Chrysler anc
Miss Alberda Bekkedal. The Cone.
WACO is the largest craft afoat on the
st. Lawrence; she is 100 feet over al
and has thirteen cabins.
Commodore J. W. Martin, of the
Corinthian Yacht Club, of Philadei-
phia, with guests aboard his yach'
Elharoda, was at Alexandria Bay this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Ward, who wer,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Stuar
Brown nave returned TO their hons
in New York.
William Koch and Walter Neral
who were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A Graham Miles on Wei
lesley Island, have returned to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus Holmes
Marshall Prentice and Allan Bole, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles. Mis-,
Betty Miles, who spent some tlnae with
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles, was the guest q
Mrs. George C. Boldt at the Birche:
| last week, and has now departed fol
her home in Summit, n. j.