The New York herald., 1921-07-17
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Misquamicut-Hotel and
Cottage News Notes.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
WATCH HILL, r. T., July 16.-Social
activities at the Misquamicut Golf Club
will reach the temporary high water
mark of the present season next week,
when dinner parties are to be given
every night by some of the best known
cottagers.
Several dinners were given last Sat
urday night Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
Hope of New York city had thirty
four guests; Mrs. Franklin NJ. Haines
of Ardsley- on Hudson, N. Y, Ave; Mrs.
Richard Hunt, seven Mrs. j. NJ. Wright,
eight and Mrs. c. F. Bennett, eight
At luncheon last Saturday Mrs. Van
der Poel OF New York city had seven
Mrs E. g. Tenny of New York city,
eight, and Mrs. Pierpont Davis Of New
York city, ten guests.
The daily players on the golf course
Increase and tournaments of various
types are scheduled for every Saturday
in July and August. The contest last
Saturday was match against par and
resulted In a. tie between Ashbel Green
of New York city and Henry Rousseau,
Jr., of Woonsocket, r. I.
The new highway on Sunset avenue
and Misquamicut road has been COM
pleted and laborers are resurfacing the
been put into effect on Bay street by
the police officials, and hereafter no
turning will be allowed between 9 In the
morning and s In the evening.
A public parking place has been con-
structed on Bay street to accommodate
about thirty cars during the bathing
hour. a,
For the nine remaining Sundays Of the
season floral offerings in memory Of
former residents Of Watch Hill will be
placed on the altar at the union SER
mated by Mrs. Truman H. Newberry
and the offering last Sunday was made
by Mrs. Henry B. Joy of Detroit in
memory of her mother. Mrs. Handy
Newberry. Tomorrow the donor will
be Mrs. @. Richmond Parsons Of Provi-
dence, r. l.
Senator Truman H. Newberry of De-
troit returned to his summer home here
Wednesday after being the guest Of
President Harding on the Mayflower.
Cottagers who have arrived within the
last few days include Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Darlington of Pittsburg. Alfred
E. Thurber and George l. Vail OF New
York city and Edmond II. Guerin Of
Woonsocket. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Peck OF New
York. who have been at the Ocean
House. will leave for a motor trip. Mrs.
James Evans. Jr., and son. Douglas
Fairbanks. Jr.. are at the Ocean Hou o
from New York. Mrs. Evans formerly
was Miss Beth sully of Watch Hill
and was the first wife of Douglas
Fairbanks. Also there is John Charles
Thomas. singer.
Mrs. Thomas Mast. Mrs. W. L. Craw-
ford and Miss J. L. Lowell Of New Ro-
1L~I V..y.
Mrs. J. w. r. Crawford Of New York
city at the Annex.
Gov. Frank Lake OF Connecticut Is
planning to spend August at the resort.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence II. Austin of
Pelham Bay are spending the summer
with Mrs. William II. Day OF New York
city at Highland Lodge.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean House
include Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Terry.
Rev. Arden Flood, J. c. Dayton, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sturtevant. Mrs. J. A.
Casper. John Allerton. r. l.. Lutz,
Theodore NJ. Ley. Donaldson Clark. A.
z. Froeb. A. L. Biltz. Mrs. Rutger B.
Miller, Mrs. J. W. Crosby. A. A. Flock
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Travis,
w. A. Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs.
William @. Reynolds. all of New York
city.
Mrs. Richard 8. Aldrich of Provi-
dence, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wickes OF
Baltimore, Md: James II. II. Bradford
OF Rochester, N. r; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
4. Hutchinson of East Orange, N. J.. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r. Whiting of Phil
adelphia. Mrs. II. J. Curtin of Wood
mere. l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Colley
OF Waterbury. Conn: Miss Katherine
d. Hinman of Summit. N. j.; Mrs. w.
G. Craig OF vicksburg. Miss; @. Clay
~ Nx fee
ward d. Burden and family of Brook
lyn. Mr. and Mrs. George II. Barbour
OF Detroit, Mich; Talbot Root of Glen
Ridge, N. j.: William M. Barnard Of
Boston. John w. Clark Of Hartford,
Conn. Mrs d. ". Grouse, Miss Marga-
ret Hart. Mrs. T. G. Mclean OF Utica
and DR.. and Mrs. d. A. Shambaugh Of
Norwalk Conn.
Also Mrs. Adelaide r. Jones OF Shelter
Harbor. DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Bush Of
Hartford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy s..
Dustin OF Scarsdale. N. Y; II. II. Cope
land. Jr.. of Columbus. Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs Ray r. Barnum. Mr.. AMI Mrs. A.
D. Smith of Scarsdale. NJ. y; Miss J.
Coggin Of Oak Park, ILL.,; Mrs. W. r..
Coan, Mrs. H. J. Randall VI Clinton,
Iowa; H. L. Childs Of Pittsburgh. Mrs,
Il. c. Milliken of Washington, Arthur y.
Gllroy of Schenectady. Mrs. NJ. Morris
White of Cincinnati and Miss Dorothy
II. Rhodes Of Detroit.
The following from New York are
registered at the Plimpton James r.
Aborn. Il. II. Aymar. William VI. Drls-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman q. Degnon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Blome. Mrs. J. r.
Cushman. Mrs. George Goebfl, Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Mullin and son. Miss
Meta Blounce, Miss Anna Blounce. NJ.
f. wedmore and N. r. Kraus.
Others there are Mr. and Mrs. Peter
j. Commission, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel A.
cuerrier. William @. Baxter. j. r.
O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy d.
Brown. all of Hartford Conn; c. p.
williams and Mrs. s. J. Atwater of
Newark, N. j.: Mrs b. ". Isham and