New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Bay
Colony Center
Of Much Activity
Season's First Card Party Is
Given at Thousand Islands
Yacht Club; Many Dinners
and LuncheOns Are Given
Special DsspatcA 10 rhs Trioans

hysnS, yachting, oT1uRe ana tuncheon
parties. AT the first card party of the
season at the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club the players included Mrs. George
G. Boldt. Mrs. w. Langdon Hayden, A.
Graham Miles, Miss c.. Wittner, Mrs,
]. Miles Gibbons, Mrs E. B, Rubsamen,
Mrs. Frederic Condo, Paul Wiser, Miss
Jane Stafford, Mrs. Edward J. Noble
and others. The hostesses were Mrs.
j. Miles Gibbons and Mrs. Edward j.
Noble.
An interesting personality at the
Thousand Islands this week is Edward
Peple, the playwright and author
the second to arrive this season, Rol
Cooper Mogrue being the first Broad
way playwright here. Mr.. Peple is &C
companied by his sister, Miss Florence
Peple,. of Richmond, Va, and Mrs. C.
F. Townsend, of Staten Island. They
passed the week end at the Crossomon
House, and are now the guests of Rear
Commodore Hayden and Mrs. Hayden
at Hayden Island. Mrs. Hayden and
Mrs. G. Leverett Hayden gave lunch
con in honor of their guests on Mon
day at the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Remington Nichols,
of Llewellyn Park N. j., arrived Satur
day and are at their home on Birch
Island for the season.
Alexander Thompson, of the Chicago
Yacht Club, is at his summer home on
Dry Island.
Penfelds Entertain
AT HopewelI Hall
Included in the visitors to Hope
we'll Hall, the summer home of ex-
Ambassador of the Austria Frederic
are Captain Richard BRACE White,
U. S. n, and Mrs White, Captain
StephenIVictor Graham, Z. S. N, and
Mrs. Graham. Both Captain White and
Captain Graham were naval attaches at
Vienna under Ambassador Peneld.
Captain Graham is now attached to the
War College at Newport. Other visi-
tors of the Penhelds are Mrs. Richard
VAIN Meirs, of Philadelphia, niece
of Mrs. Penfeld, and Albert Morris
Bagby, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Erby. of New
York, are the guests of Commodore
and Mrs. c, Englise at the Thousand
Islands Country Club. John Masury.
who was a guest of the Englises at
the country club, has returned to his
home.
William T. Dewart, of New York,
who spent the last ten days at his
summer villa, Kee- Was-Din, at Alex
andria Bay, has returned to New York
until August, when he will join Mrs.
Dewart and the children for the re-
mainder of the summer. Miss Cassie
Dewart, of Montclair, is a guest of the
William T. Dewarts, and Hugh Dewart,
of Montclair. n. j., will arrive shortly
for a sojourn of several weeks. Next
week Mrs. Dewart will have with her
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamlin Childs,
Mrs. Ermin j. Ridgeway and Mrs.
Ridgeway's mother. Mrs D. Robinson,
of New York.
Mrs. w. Langdon Hayden, wife of
the rear commodore Of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club, gave q bridge
compliment to Miss G., Wittner and
Miss Dorothy Hammond, of New York,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. Ora
ham Miles. Besides the guests of
honor the company comprised Mrs. A.
Graham Miles, Mrs. George C. Boldt,
Mrs. Frederic Condo, Mrs. j. Miles Glib
bons, Mrs. j. NJ. De Lone, Mrs. C. Allen
Hayden. Mrs. John Stuart Brown, Mrs.
Isaac P. Wiser, Mrs. Frank Clays, Mrs.
Andrew McNally Mrs. E. j. Noble, Mrs.
Ralph E. Brush, Mrs. Robert P. Noble
anu WIS ". AeVcIetC mayhem.
Mrs. Frederick Frazer
Gives Dinner Party
Mrs. Frederick Frazer, of Nelfred
Lodge, gave dinner party on Thurs
day evening in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Costello, of New York, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wheeler, of
Wau- Win-Net Island Guests at the
Frazer home include Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
nriak Hicr M w
Charles Cooney and NJ M Henley. Mr.
and Mrs. Frazer entertained at cruise
on the yacht Nelfred on Friday
luncheon being served on board Their
guests included Mrs. John West Hornor,
of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Joy, of Syracuse.
Lawrence Copley Thaw and Owen
p. Mason, of New York, arrived at the
Thousand Island House on Friday
Workers registered at the Thousand
Island House are Captain H. A.
Bruno, Captain S. S. Blythe, Durston
Richardson, Miss F. Cunningham, Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Selgman, Miss Antoin-
cite Miller, Miss Anna Mayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. I. Williams, B. P. Waters, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Grossman, Mrs. F. C.
ealklns, Miss Dorothy F. Gray, Mr..
ana Mrs. George L. Rice, Miss Helen
~ INce, MISS A. y. Jacobs, Mrs. K. A.
Sargent, Thomas J. Robbins, Mrs.
George Bates, F. G. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs: A. n Brawner, NJ. F. Brawner,
". 7. F. Rrawner, Mr. and Mrs. f. C,
Smlth Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Silverman
". A. Mccain, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Hardy, A. M. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. f.
FISHER Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Buchanan.
Mrs Il. I. Crane, Miss Blanche Crane
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed Mr.. and Mrs
Eoerhard Faber. Miss Blanche Helm.
MRS. K. De Witt Clapp. A motor party
stopping at this hotel from PITTSBURGH
comprises: f. H. Swindell, ]. B CLARK
and Miss Jennie Caspar.
Alexander r. Peacock has as b;s
guests at his home on Belle Island
William Moore. William Gibson. A. +.
humphreys and D. Frank Crawford ali
OF Pittsburgh. They have Just returned
from cruise and fishing trim on Mr.
fencock's cruiser Jean Alexander.
mr.. andyMrs. F. Clay Lesher. of New
\ ork, are at the Crossmon House OH
ers at this hotoel are Walter Marhurv
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Seller, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Coppertield. Miss NJ. F. Houser. Miss
Agnes Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. vino
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Remick, Miss Ethel
Remick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. Ions. Ciar
enee Hendrickson, c. c. Chambers. A.
Ralph Kerr, MIR. and Mrs. w. Hearne.
Miss Jenny L. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. M
l.. Bondeau, Frank Lanahan, Mrs. R.
Nathan, Miss Blanche Cone, Miss Net
Al a