New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Summer Guests 10 :,
Honor Memory OF
Enez Doissevaisl.
Birthday of Late Suffrage
Leader Made Occasion OF
Annual Ceremony Upon
the BIilholland Estaie

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ELIzABETHTOWN, N. Y, July 30. :
Next Saturday members CT the sum
msr colony will pause in their please
ures to pay tribute to the memory Of
the late Inez MilhoIiand Boissevair.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Mil
holland. OF New York, who are now st
Meadowmount, their great estate CUT
side the village, with their other
daughter, Miss Vida MilholI4nd, for
the season August is the birthday
anniversary Of the late young sui
frage leader and is annually observed
with simple exercises at her grave on
the Milnolland estate, at the foot of
Mount Inez. which was rechristened
in her honor
The golf players who have been ar
irving this week at the cottages and
in the hotels will have their getaway
n the big Cobble Hill tournament to-
day, the opening event being an Is.
hole handicap at medal play. Next
Wednesday there will be q similar
event, sixteen TO qualify.
Cavil Pardee, Of Germantown, who
has been at his Hale Brook Park
estate while entertaining the embers
Of the Pardee family from various
parts Of the East in their annual re-
union there, has gns to his camp on
Lake Placid, and his guests have re-
turned to their homes.
Among those spending the summer
here are Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Cald-
veil, OF New York, who occupy one of
the cottages on the estate of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Milholland.
DR.. ]. A. MiIlett and family, who are
recent New York arrivals, have opened
the Meyers cottage for the season.
Fairview cottage is occupied for the
season by Mrs. Samuel A. Loper and
her daughter. Miss Lillian Loper, Of
New York. Mr.. Loper. manager of the
Hotel Newton, New York, will join
them later.
This has been an enjoyable week for
members Of the house party of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Fiammer, of New York,
at Singing Waters, their estate in the
outskirts OF the village. On Monday
Mrs. Flammer entertained with a camp
tea IN honor Of her guests. Mss Sarah
Edwards, OF New York, WHO is men,
ber OF the party and a gifted contraltc.
sang several selections. being accom-
panied by Mrs. Benjamin T. Stetson.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Flammer
entertained with golf luncheon at
camp, and last evening Mr.. and Mrs
Flammer and the members of their
party were entertained at dinner at St
Huberts by Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
CoughGan. Of New York Recently ar
rived mem bers of the Hammer house
party are Miss Irene Sherley, of San
Francisco, and Arthur Hurley Of New
York.
During the week many humorous
situations have been filmed about the
village by the motion picture men here
from New York to film - Summer
Cinderella" the motion picture Mr.
and Mrs. Flammer villa soon present IN
the village hall. The east includes
nearly all the members OF the summer
colony.
Those from New York recently ar
rived at Deers Head Inn for the season
include Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jarrett
and their son Robert f. Jarrett ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Julia and their son
Allan Julia, of New York; have ar
rived at the Inn for August.
Mrs. Frances Fallon, of New York;
who has been at the Inn, has gone
to Rouses Point as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Holcombe, of New York,
at their summer place there.
Z. w. Goodman, of New York; is
among recent arrivals at the Windsor
hotel where he has joined Mrs. Good
w. 2. Sturgis, president of the Dime
Savings Bank, Brooklyn; who is at
the Windsor with his daughter. will
remain through August
Mrs. Frederick H. Kennard and
daughter, of New York. have arrived
at the Windsor for August and Mrs.
John Mitchell and son, also of New
York; are spending the balance of the
season thsre. Others from New York
among recent arrivals at the Windsor
include: John Daxey, M. and Mrs. J.
D. Sweeney, J. McWilliams, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. r. Ballin and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Davi..sn, Mrs. ". w.
Lippman, Cecil D. Csshen, Mrs. II.
Ste5hins, Miss B. Srebbins, Miss D.
Balligan, Mrs. H. S. Streat, Mr. and
Mrs Il. G. Streat jr, Mrs. Thomas ].
O'Connor, Miss Elizabeth O'Connor,
Miss Caroline Seight, Mrs. P. Reeker.
Miss T. H. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. s.
D. Dolson. Miss R. E. Atkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hogman, l. Hogn An, Arthur
Fox, and J. ". Angel.