The New York herald., 1921-05-29
THOUSAND ISLAND COLONISTS
BEGIN TO ARRIVE FOR SEASON
Calendar for the Yacht Club Presents Busy Pro
gramme of Sporting Events, Dinners and Dances
1t Will Open on June l.

by Mr.. Osborne. and they viii spend the
summer on board their houseboat, the
Arcadia.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. ]. Leslie Kincaid
were the guests last week Of DR.. and
Mrs. c. 3. Forsythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Downey of
New York and Tenafly, y. j.. who spent
the winter in Bermuda. have leased the
tennis house on Wellesley Island from
the George G. Boldt estate and arrived
during the last fortnight Their yacht.
the Kismet Is one Of the largest craft
that sails the st. Lawrence River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Courtland PEN
field of New York viii open Hopewell
Hall the middle of June. They recently
returned from an extended sojourn in
Europe. Mr.. Penfield was Ambassador
to Austria at the opening of the war;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley of New
York and Washington will spend the
GUNNER at their cottage on upper
Wellesley Island. The Right Rev.
Herbert NJ shipman. Sufira gan Bishop
OF the Diocese Of New York, and Mrs.
Shipman, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley. will spend a part Of the sum
mer with them.
Miss Margaret Taylor of New York
is stopping at the Marsden House pend
ing the arrival Of her mother. Mrs.
Thomas Fenton Taylor Of 130 East
Sixty-seventh street New York, when
they will open their cottage on Club
Island.
| To Arrive by Automobile.
Rear Commodore w. Langdon Hayden
| and Mrs. Hayden OF los West Fiftyfftn
street. New York, win open their cot
| tage on Hayden Island the middle OF
/ y,.n N,. txrtn
up, bringing their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beals Brown Of Columbus. Ohio.
After spending a few days at Hayden
Island they will go for q short auto
mobile trip to Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. w. 3. Hayden will have with her
at her cottage at Alexandria Bay Mr..
and Mrs. C. Allen Hayden and Mrs.
Calvin Burr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boldt of New
York will open The Birches early in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. James X. Hackett u
New York, who were not at the Thou
sand Islands last summer will spend 9
portion of the season at their island
home.
The hotels all along the river have
been dressed in their summer apparel,
ready for the influx of the summer visi-
| tors. Mr.. William II. Warburton, pro-
4 A@-'A-''
and the Crossmon House, arrived last
week. The Crossmon opened May "a
and the Thousand Island House opens
June IL Outside of the usual amuse-
mcnts at the Thousand Islands Mr.
Warburton has arranged for passenger
airplanes, including two-passenger
plane for local flights six-passenger
plane for trips TO Montreal and Toronto
and another that viii carry ten pas
sengers for trips to and from New York
Mr.. r II. Inglehart, owner and pro-
prietor OF the Westminster Park Hotel
Is looking forward 10 a splendid season
The golf course is in readiness for the
use of the patrons.
The Edgewood Club, Edgewood Park
will be opened the latter part of June
The golf links and tennis courts there
are in excellent condition.
Mr.. Frank Raymond. proprietor Of th'
Marsden House and the Monticello, hat
opened both OF his hotels.
All indications point 70 q successful
season at the Thousand Islands. boti
among the cottage colony and the hotels
'The Village Fathers" have been fai
from forgetting that another season Il
upon us and Alexandria Bay has put OF
her spring apparel with much eclat.