New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Thousand islands
To Have Passenger
Air Lines to N. Y.
Enterprising Hotel Man Has
Arranged Also for Plane
Service to Canada Cities;
Many CoIonisfs Arriving
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, May ia
The Thousand Islands is promised
this season the greatest social activ-
ity in it's history and summer filled
with brilliant affairs of sport events
and other amusem ents-such as fish
ing, motor-boating. An unusually
large number of persons already have
arrived at this picturesque resort
aIcng the St. Lawrence River. The
social calendars of both the Thousand
Islands Yacht and Country clubs will
be issued shortly and the chairman of
the entertainment committee asserts
that there will be no cause for dull
ness by cottager or guest at the
Thousand Islands during the coming
season.
The commodore of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club, James H. Ham
rnond, of Pittsburgh, was reelected at 8
recent meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond will be among the early arrivals
at the st. Lawrence, and will open
their summer home below Alexandria
Bay, where preparations are being
made for them. With Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond viii be their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sgd
ney Hammond and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pitcairn.
The secretary of the Yacht Club,
Charles L. Hayden, of New York, and
Mrs. Hayden, have arrived and have
opened their home on Hayden Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, of New
York and Washington, will spend the
summer at their cottage on Wellesley
Island. The Rev. Herbert M Shipman,
rector of the Church of the Heavenly
Rest, on Fifth Avenue, and Mrs. Ship
man will be guests for portion of the
season of the Edison Bradleys. Mrs.
Shipman is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley. The Bradley home is the
scene during the summer of continual
| house party, assembling distinguished
guests among the statesmen and am
bassadorial groups in Washington and
persons prominent in New York society
Yachting parties on the Wahtoke, din
ner parties at the Yacht Club and ten
mis- and golf at the Country Club are
among the diversions for the Bradley
guests.
East Sixty-seventh Street, New York,
will open, her cottage on Club Island
early in June. Her daughter, Miss
Margaret Taylor has arrived at the
Thousand Islands, and is at the Mars
den House pending the arrival of her
mother. Dr., Fenton Taylor and his
bride, who are in England, will be
among the guests at Club Island dur
| ing the summer
! den and Mrs. Hayden, of 105 West
Fifty-fifth Street, New York, will open
their cottage on Hayden Island the mid
die of June. Mrs. Hayden is the chair
man OF the moving picture committee
| OF the Yacht Club. Moving pictures
are put on at the Yacht Club once a
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden will motor
| up to Alexandria Bay, bringing with
them their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Beals Brown, of Columbus, Ohio. After
| spending few days at Hayden Island
they will go for short motor trip to
Montreal and Quebec, returning home
within the fortnight. Mr., Hayden's
mother. Mrs. w. B. Hayden, is expect.
ed at the Thousand Islands this SUM
mer; also Mr.. and Mrs C. Allen Hay
den and Mrs. Calvin Burr.
William Fl, Warburton, proprietor of
both the Thousand Island House and
| the Crossmon House, arrived last
1 Thursday and will be here for ten
] days. He will return at the opening
| OF the Crossmor on May 25. The
| Thousand IslSsu House will be opened
on June K. Aside from ths usual
amusements at the Thousand Islands,
! Mr., WarburtoA has arranged for pas
ses.ger airptanes, including two
| passenger plane for local fights, a
| six-passenger plane for trips to Mon-
| treal and Toronto and another that
| will carry ten passengers for trips to
and from New York
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Wiser, who
weee in Europe for the past two
months have returned to their home in
| Prescott, Ontario. They are always
among the early arrivals at this resort
/ and will open their cottage on the
! Canadian side of the st. Lawrence
within the next ten days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Boldt, with
| their children Manuelita and Louise
| Boldt, arrive June / and will occupy
| the Rirches on Wellesley Island.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Robert A. Osborne, Of
| New York, viii spend the summer on
their houseboat Arcadia.