The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Watch Hill Yacht
Club Planning to
Build New Home
Golf and Putting Tournaments
and Many Dinners Among
Weeks Entertainments.

Special Dsspatch to THE NEW YORK HnaALD.
WATCH HILL. f. l.. Aug. az. - The
Watch Hill Yacht Club vii, soon have a
new clubhouse on the south dock In
Little Narragansett Bay II present plans
materiaIize. At a meeting Of the club
held Monday evening 1t was decided to
incorporate with the following incor-
porators: C. Bal Lihme Of Chicago.
president: W. H. Andrews of New York.
Robert Barrie OF Haverrord, Pa; Daniel
f. LarlSin OF Westerly. r. T.. Harvey D.
Cowee OF Troy, N. Y, and John Watts
Of Morristown. n. J. The plans for a
clubhouse have been drawn by Mott 3.
Schmidt OF New York. and II Is expected
that building operations win be started
soon.
Last Saturday evening was one OF tho
biggest In years at the Misquamicut
Golf Club, and the accommodation for
diners were taxed TO the limit. Among
those who entertained were Mrs. C. A..
Schreiber OF New York. twenty guests /;
.tiss Lake, daughter of Gov Lake OF
Connecticut forty-eight young people |:
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 8. Watson Of New
York, twenty-five: Mrs. James Evans,
Jr.. of New York. twenty-five s.
Cutler OF Stonington, Conn. twelve; OF
torar II. Van Norden Of New York.
eighteen Joseph r. Ensign OF Hartford,
Conn. seventeen; Mrs H. NJ. Kaufman
Of St Louis, Mo-, twenty; DR.. Walter
Wicks Of Baltimore. eight Mrs. Harry
Dunbar Gales of New York, six; r. r.
Adams OF New York. six.
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gave luncheon for eighteen on Satur-
day.
On Sunday Mrs. Nelson Il. Perrin of
Baltimore entertained twenty-four at
luncheon, Mrs. Henry B. Joy of Detroit
eight and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks of
Chicago twelve.
Mrs Hobart Thompson OF Troy, N. T..
and DR.. Walter Wicks Of Baltimore en-
tertained at luncheons on Monday, and
Mrs Talbot .Wegg of New York city
gave a luncheon for her daughter on
Tuesday. Mrs H. S. Abbot OF Pelham
Manor. N. Y, entertained at luncheon,
and bridge Monday afternoon.
New Workers I'm Golf Match.
Tho club championship for tho men
was held last week, and the winner of
the first group was John Dillworth Of
Pittsburgh, who defeated Harry Potter
of st. Louis l up In thirty-seven holes.
In the second group John Barley of
Reading, Pa, defeated Clifford Shinkle
OF Cincinnati, and the third winner was
l. T. Starr of Philadelphia. who de-
feated T. |. briggs of Waterbury. The
fourth class was won by DR.. E. L. Dow
of New York over ]. Harsen Rhoades
OF New York.
The tournament this week Is the mems
four ball foursone, and about fifty en-
tries are now In the qualifying rounds.
II Is expected that the finals will be
played Saturday.
The annual putting tournament to de-
eide the championship of the clock golf
course at trs Ocean House was held last
week. and y,n Of long list of entries
the title was W on by George H Barbour
OF Detroit.
Among ths yachts anchored in Little
Narragansett Bay Is the houseboat
Everglades, chartered by II. It. Adams
OF New York.
The union services at the Watch Hill
Chapel will be conducted this Sunday
by the Rev. Andrew Mutch Of the Pres
byterian Church In Bryn alawr. Pa The
memorial floral offering for the altar
will be donated by Mrs. George A.
briggs of Waterbury. Conn, for her late
husband
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dickey OF New
York are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Barrows at Intercrest
At the regular Sunday night concert
at the Plimpton Hotel the soloist was
Mrs Norman Degnon OF New York. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Harry ID. Gales.
Capt Charles w. L,.tleneld OF New
York Is planning to spend a week at
Watch Hill
Mrs. William Baylie OF New York Is
visiting her brother, Frederick Brooks.
at Overlook.
Arrivals mt Hotels.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean House
include Miss c. 70. Bussell, Miss Anne
Heron. Mr.. and Mrs. James H. SchmeI-
EEL Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Leslie, w. S.
Dickinson. Edward J. Sands Paul M.
Pope. Mott B. Schmidt MIR. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Hiarneile, Elwood Horton, Mrs.
l.. b. Rand. Grow b. Robert and Mrs.
Frank Case. all OF New York u. Il.
Brandt OF Tarrytown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter s. Butler of Utica, Mrs. Joseph
l.. Nichols of Saranac Lake, Arthur s.
Gilroy of Far Rockaway and Mr. and
Mrs r. j. Bremen OF Oneida, N. Y.
The following have registered at the
Plimpton Hotel during the past week
Mrs. Horace Parker. Harry D. Gales,
y. @. Degnon, G. IL. Woodman. f. r.
Mlltonberger. w r Shepperd. A. p. w
Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs. r Berg Won Ltpok
and child. all Of New York a. e. pr~s
OF Pawling. N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Skinner and Mrs A. S. Skinner OF Yonk-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Carroll and
Mrs. O. N Beckley OF White Plains, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Rogers and Miss
Marcia D. Rogers of Brooklyn.
Mrs r. Il. Werk Of Cincinnati. Mrs.
r. II. Mack and Miss Grayce NJ. Mack
Of Stamford. Conn. w. c. Riddle, Mr..
and Mrs. @. w. Stewart and child. Mr..
and Mrs e. w. Stone. william r. Vail.
william p. Hines. Mr. and Mrs. T. b
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Williams.