The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Watch Hill Has
Mem York Colony
Many From This City and Vi
cinity In Hotels and
Cottages.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
WATCH HILL, r. l.. July 2.-From all
indications the coming season will be
the best in the history Of the resort.
The hotel proprietors report that prac-
tically all of their accommodations have
been booked for the months of July and
August and already about $50 cottages
have been opened.
Henry B. Joy of Detroit has built
pretentious home on Treasure Hill.
Ocean road. and with his family arrived
to-day.
C. Linder Bennett of New York also
has built an attractive studio at Plimp-
ton Road and Bay street, next door to
the Narragansett Hotel.
The Misquamicut Golf Club has been
completely renovated and arrangements
are being made for many dinner parties
next week. The course has been much
impr owed. A new golf course also is
under construction on the Shore road,
near the Oaks Inn, for the recently in
corporated Winnapaug Golf Club. The
architects are Walter B. Hatch and
Donald c. Ross. The first nine holes
will be through hills and the last nine
through q level meadow. A clubhouse
is to be erected this season. The off,
GERS are Samuel II. Davis, president |;
Arthur L. Perry, treasurer. and Fred s.
Opie. secretary.
The Ocean House and Plimpton Hotel
have been thoroughly renovated and
much improved. The clock golf course
at the Ocean House is In fine condition.
Managers of both report full bookings
for the holidays.
Among the families who will occupy
cottages here during the summer from
New York and vicinity are H S. Abbott
of Pelham, Mrs Malcolm Anderson Of
New York, Mrs. d. c. Babcock of New
York, George L. Babcock Of Plainfield.
N. j.. Mrs. R F. Ballentine OF Madison,
N. j.; Ira Barrows of New York. WILL
lam J. Battey of New Rochelle. N. Y. (;
Frederick Brooks. Mrs. John T. Brush.
George r Branson, Charles p. Cham
pion. Alfred c. Coke, Jr.: Miss Marian
G. Coffin, Ashley B. Cone, Pierpont
Davis of New Yoi1. DR.. Edmund lie
Roy Dow. Mrs. William II. Day, Thomas
Denny, w. J. Everdell, Jr. Frederick j.
Eagle. William r. Furse, Mrs. J. M.
Goetchius. Ashbel H. Green, Stuart H.
Greene. d. Kimball Hall. Walter e.
Hope, Franklin NJ. Haines William In
mis-, all of New York: ]. II. Gait, Scars
dale. ". Y: Mrs Samuel Keyser and
Mrs. J. d. Laying New York Mrs w.
S. Letchford of Morristown, ". j. Fred
erick T. Ley. Mrs. J. p Ord and Elton
Parks of New York.
Also John o. II. Pitney of Newark.
". j.; John Harsen Rhoades John I.
Romer Of New York. Frederick Roose-
welt, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Russell. Err
sl<ine M Smith, Vivian Spencer. Mrs. A.
A. Stewart, Jane Grey Stevenson, Oil
bert p. Strelinger, James w. Taylor.
4 {. ~ rrvt &nl.o
A. T.. Thurber. Daniel q. Tenney, Kins-
ley Twining. Mrs w. v. 8. Thorne, Mrs.
George I. Vail, Mrs. III. II. Van C1eef.
o. II. Van Norden. 8. Fullerton Weaver.
J. Harvey Williams, Theodore s. Wat
son and J. r. Winterbotham, Jr., all OF
New York.
Early reservations at the Ocean House
have been made by the following from
New York: Mortimer G. Addoms, Mrs
A. r. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. r.
Crawford, Mrs. w. r, Donaldson. Mr.
and Mrs. James c. Dayton, Miss Kate
! Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Arden Flood
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gilroy, Jr.. Miss ID
q. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Gay
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Hart, Miss Frances
E. Hidden, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hor.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I. Judson, Mre
II. b. Kinghorn. Mr.. and Mrs. George III
| Kemater, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis O'Brien
Miss NJ. Plumb, Mrs. George p. slade
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Simons, Mr.
and Mrs. s. p. Slayback and daughter
DR.. and Mrs r. T. Terry. Mrs. g. o
Van der Poel. James Wilkinson, Mrs. w
De Forest Wright and family. Mrs w
II. whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs weymer II
Watt and family
United States Senator Truman RI
\ Newberry. from Michigan. is in his cot
tage. Redtop, and Hon. Lawrence J
Phipps, United States Senator from Colo.
rado also is here.