New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Adirondack Golf
Classic Opens This
Week at CObble Hill
Elizabethtown Cottages and
Hotels Crowded With
Players Who Are Prepar-
ing for Tourney Saturday

EL1zABETHTOWN, N. Y, July %
Next Saturday, July 80, marks the open
ing Of the annual Cobble Hill Golf
tournament, the golf classic of the
Adirondacks, and the players now
assembled at the hotels and cottages
are busy with preliminary matches.
The opening tournament contest ia
an eighteen-hole handicap at medal
play.
The first of the big contests is for
the Suter cup, offered by Alfred N.
Suter, of New York, which is played
Wednesday, August 10. The date of
the mlnlature tournament for the
Deer's cad Inn cup, offered by Benja-
MN, r. Stetson, proprietor of Deer's
Head Inn Is Monday, August Is, and
the contest for the Garondah cup, Of
fered by Frank A. Munsey. and named
Tor his summer place here, will open
Thursday, August 10, continuing through
Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 20.
The miniature tournament for the
Windsor cup, offered by Henry S.
Duncan, president of the Windsor Hotel
Company, takes place Monday, August
%, and on the following Wednesday,
August "a, is the start of both the
woman's championship contest, open
only to women members of the club,
and club championship, open only to
club members. Both these events will
be concluded Friday, August 26. Mixed
foursomes are scheduled for Saturday,
August 27, and on Monday, August 20,
IS miniature tournament for women
players. The tournament will conclude
on Monday, September 5, with the an
nual Labor Day handicap Special
events include the contest for cup
for women players offered by j. E.
| Goulet, of New York, manager of the
| Windsor Hotel, the date of which has
not been settled
Both 1920 Champions
Will Defend Titles
| Both Gordon Stanton, of New York,
holder of the clubs 1920 championship,
and Mrs. William S. Kellogg, holder Of
the 1920 championship for Women W have
arrived and will defend their titles.
Mrs kellogg. is at the Kellogg cottage
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred N. Suter.
The title Of the local motion picture,
to be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Flammer, of New York, for the
benefit of the golf club, is "a Summer
Cinderella" and the work of getting
it in readiness is going along we'll.
Il
ing Miss Sarah Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert John, of New York and
Frank Greene, of London, Eng. at Sing
ing Waters, their summer place here.
On Monday afternoon Mrs Flammer en-
tertains with a luncheon at camp in
honor of Mrs. John and Miss Edwards.
The latter, who is popular contralto,
will sing.
Judge Augustus N. Hand, of New
York; Mrs. Hand and their daughter,
Miss Serena Hand, who recently ar
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Parker
and Miss Eleanor Parker, of Brookline,
Mass. and Miss Peggy Zabriski, of New
York
Judge Hand, who is president of the
golf club; Robert Nelson, of Phila-
delphia, its vice presidents; Justice
Charles N. Kelby, who has cottage
here, and the Rev. H. H. Pittman,
secretary and treasurer of the club,
have engaged in some of the interest
ing foursomes of the week.
Mrs. Alfred Suter is entertaining
Mrs. Cyrus Lyons, of New York, at the
Suter cottage.
Mrs. Erman j. Ridgway and her
mother, Mrs. Robinson, who have been
on motor tour of Canadian points,
are expected July 20 at their cottage
to spend the remainder of the season.
At luncheon given by her at the
Windsor Hotel, where she is spending
the season, Mrs. L. Lorne Edgar, Of
New York, had as guests Mrs. William
S. Kellogg, Mrs. George H. Siege, Mrs
Charlotte Siege, Miss Margaret Struse,
Miss Joyce Cowie, Miss Henkin, Mrs.
E. w. Goodman, Mrs. James B. Thor
man, Miss Dorothy Edgar, Mrs. B. H.
Roth and Miss Eloise Kellogg. Follow
ing the luncheon was golf, at which
Miss Siege was the winner.
Mrs. w. d. Stewart and family, of
New York, who recently arrived at the
Windsor, have one of the cottages there
for the season.
Another cottage of the Windsor
group is occupied by Thomas Holleran
and family Of New York, who recently
arrived.
DR.. Joseph Lazarus, New York sur
geon, who has arrived at the Windsor,
entertained at the Brown Swan Club,
Schroon Lake, company of young
people, including Miss Ida Levin, Miss
Francine German, Miss Mary Gibson,
Miss Sarah Levin, John Sigal, P. Bux-
baum and Franklin Simetz, all of New
York, who motored from the Windsor
Among those recently arrived at the
Windsor who are taking part in the
golf events are Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.
Powell, the Misses Powell and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Kurjan, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Ballin and Miss
Marion Ballin, of New York, have ar
rived for their annual sojourn here.
Miss Ida Levin. of New York, has
been Joined at the Windsor by her
sister, Miss Sarah Levin, and by her
nephew Franklin Simetz.
Among others from New York re-
Gently arrived at the Windsor are Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Parker Jutkin, John A. Her
nandez, Miss E. Deffner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julia and son
of New York, have returned to spend
the season at Deer's Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kares and Miss
Inez Kares, of Brooklyn, who are So
journing at Deer's Head Inn, are
among the enthusiastic golfers there
and will remain for the tournament
events.
Lawrence Rhodes and jeremiah
Rosenthai, of New York, are sojourn-
ers of previous seasons, who have
come un for the tournament and are at
Deers Head Inn. Others from New
York among the recent arrivals there
include Mr.. and Mrs P. w. Alexander,
Mrs. G. H. Noble, Miss Frances Fallon,
C. H. Graham, Mrs. M. j. Brown, Mrs.
+. Gam, Miss L. Harmer, DR.. Beaman
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Bufkin,
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