New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Thousand Islands
YachN Club 10 Open
Formally Saturday
Bridge and Dinner Parties
Already Occupy Time,
but Big Dance Next Week
Will Begin The Season
Special psspe,eh 10 The Tnbane


ALEXANDRIA BAY. N, Y, June 25.---
While the Thousand Islands Yacht Club
has been open for almost "a mouth,
and numerous small bridge and dinner
parties have assembled congenial CO.
teries during the past fortnight, the
social swing of the season never gets
into full rhythm until the formal open
ing of the club, which is always inau9-
urated with the first large dance OF the
season. This dance is scheduled for
next Saturday evening. and the affair
promises to be one of unusual brilli-
xnce and gayety. 1t will bring out all
OF the dancing contingent of the sum-
mer colony, and there will be numer-
Gus dinner parties preceding the dance.
Comm modore and Mrs. James II. Ham
mond will arrive from Pittsburgh next
Saturday morning, and will occupy
their handsome villa below Alexandria
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Wiser and Mr..
and Mrs Henry Wiser, who were at
Sacketts Harbor to attend the wedding
Of Miss Frances Knowlton Camp and
Wiser Brown, have returned to their
cottage at Alexandria Bay
social event of interest was the
dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. A. Gra-
ham Miles entertained recently at their
Wellesley Island villa. The guests in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stuart Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J Noble, Mr.. and
MRS George c. Boldt. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Leverett Hayden, and Mrs. Charles S.
Whitney
Earl and Peter Hayden, of New York.
have arrived at the Thousand Islands
and viii spend the summer at the home
OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lew
erett Hayden, at Fairyland.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank T. Sullivan
And Party Arrive in Flick
Mr., and Mrs. Frank It. Sullivan. of
Buffalo, arrived at Alexandria Bav Sat
urday on their yacht Flick. They had
a large number of guests aboard. in
cluding Mrs William Wegman of Weo-
mans Point. Thousand Islands. and Of
Auburn, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Ballin. Mr.. and
Mrs +. Ernstberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
buessing, of Auburn, n. Y: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Balm Mrs j. Lee Lock
wood. of Long Beach, Cal. Mr.. Sulli-
van is the commodore of the Buffalo
Yacht Club. He entertained his guests
at dinner at the Thousand Island
House.
The members of the Rochester Cham
Der of Commerce arrived at Alexandria
Bay Sunday on the Canada Steamship
liner Kingston, which had been char
tered for the trip. Included in the
party, which totaled 500 persons, were
the following officers of the Chamber
of Commerce: w Roy McCaneus.
president; A. G. McNerney, Charles
Johnson, w. F. Cloney, L. NJ Todd, C.
Beahan. L. B. Foulkes James C. Glea-
son, Elmer b. Fairchild, Roland B.
Woodward. Frederick S. Miller, Major
4 a n,,nIar
bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McNally, of
Chicago, have opened their cottage on
Wellesley Island, and with their chill
dren, will remain at this resort for the
season.
Mrs. Egbert lie Febre. of 1Os Central
Park West, New York, has opened her
cottage at the Thousand Islands.
Il. w. Smith, of Syracuse, is enter
tanning number of guests aboard his
yacht Ruma, which is anchored at the
the guests are Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P.
Smith and Charles and Sheldon Smith,
their young sons. of Ithaca; William
Mccarthy, of Oswego, and William
Davis, of Ithaca.
L. H. Morris, of Philadelphia who
has leased the villa on Iroquois Island
for. the season, has arrived with his
ISMiiy lOf the summer.
James II. Hammond Commodore
OF Yacht Club for Season
The officers for the season of 1921 of
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club are:
James H. Hammond, commodore; j.
Norris Oliphant, vice-commo odore; C. L.
Hayden, secretary; Ewing l.. Rafferty,.
treasurer; A. Graham Miles, feet cap
tain; j. Miles Gibbons, NJ D., fleet
surgeon.
The Rev. A. E. Race and Mrs. Race,
who were in England for short stay,
have returned to the Thousand Islands.
ceeu, OF Larchmont and New York. are
cruising in their yacht, Ervilla, on the
-. La..rence. Dr. Il. ID. 5heedy and
Theodore G. Marceau jr. are with them.
On. and Mrs. j. Miles Gibbons, Miss
Eleanor Gibbons and Miles Gibbons, of
: AT Riverside Drive, New York, have
arrived at the Thousand Islands for
st. Lawrence Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Vachon, of
Quebec, are guests at the Thousand
Island House. Mr.. Fachon is an
editor on The Quebec Telegraph.
Other guests at the Thousand Island
House include the following from New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Brown, ohm
Grant MIR. and Mrs. Sidney 2. Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C Head, George
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Calm, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Swazey, Miss c. g. Collins, of
! New York; Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Rae,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Hartman, l. S.
West, John Rae, Walker Hartman, Miss
Arlene West, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ben
nett, Mr. and Mrs. X. Mallnson, Mr..
and Mrs. D. II. Elder, Miss Dorothy
Elder, Victor Temple, Miss Margaret
Elder.
Crossmon Grill Opens
Saturday With Big Dance
The Crossmon Grill opens next Sat
urday night with large dance, the