New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
Society at the Capital-News of the Resorts
Week Brings Many
More Cottagers to
Thousand Islands
Early Arrivals Indicate That
All Summer Homes VIII
Be Open by the Middle of
June; E. J. Noble Arrives
Special Dispqtch to TIE Tribune


ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, May 2g.-
Thousand Islanders among the cottage
colonoy are arriving daily, ana villas
are being thrown open for the season.
With the assurance that ali of the cot
tages will be opened by the middle of
| June everything along the river has
/ taken on new zest and life.
The president Of the Thousant Isl
ands Country Club, Edward J. Noble,
who lives at the Yale Club in New
York during the winter, has arrived at
| the Thousand Islands and has opened
! ms cottage on the Canadian side OF the
river.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles, of
! New York, arrived at the Thousand
Islands on Saturday and will remain
at their villa on Wellesley Island for
the season. Mr. Miles is one of the
most enthusiastic poloists at the Thou
, sand Islands.
The Polo Association has announced
that the polo tournament will be held
on Wellesley Island August 1S to 81.
MIR. and Mrs. George c. Bo!dt will
arrive at the Thousand Islands We6nes-
day Of this week. With them will be
their daughters, Manuelits and Louise
Boldt. Mrs. Jessie Gross, Miss Fannie
Bates and Arthur Fletcher, of New
York, will arrive Saturday for a SO
journ of a fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs
Boldt. At the close of the season the
George c. Boldts will not return to
New York but will go directly 20 their
estate near Santa Barbara, California,
where they will remain for the winter,
Mrs. William I. Dewart. of New
York, who spent last week at III Thou
sand Islands, has returned to Y = York
till early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan ii Of
Hazleton, Pa, will arrive ;ddle
of June and will spend tn Ter on
Imperial Island which they have leased
from the estate of Gilbert I Rafferty,.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel T. Clark, of Chi
cago have opened their cottage on
Comfort Island and are entertaining
house party over the week end. In
cluded among their guests IS j. Norris
Oliphaut of New York.
Mrs. Calvin Burr, of New York, will
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. ". B. Hayden. on Hayden Island.
arrive within fortnight and take pos
session of their cottage on Scow Is
land,
MIR. and Mrs Richard H. Eggleston
ST., will open their cottage, Idle
wilde early in June
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Young, of New
York, Will spend the summer at the
Thousand Islands Country Club.
Commodore T. A. Gillespie, and Mrs.
Gillespie will spend the summer at
their Thousand Island cottage on Bass
wood Island With the Commodore
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fl. Gillespie
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gillespie and
daughter Christie Macdonald Gillespie
and ]. Park Gillespie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Brown, of
New York, are expected to arrive at
the Thousand Islands, and they will
spend the summer at their villa "Lin-
den Cove"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Conde and
their son, who spent the winter at the
Waldorf-Astoria, will arrive at the
Thousand Islands about June Is and
will open their villa on Enchantment
Isle
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Englis, of $40
Park Avenue, will spend the summer at
the Thousand Islands Country Club.
With them will be their daughter, Miss
Ruth Englis and their son Jack En-
glis I'd