The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Her Own Money
Summer Play, Given
by Eix1bethtoyn'
Annual Dramatic Event and
Golf Tournament Feature
Activities Of the Week.

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- x1zABETHrOw1e. N. r. July
r. ss.-Inis weak. marksA by the
opening to-day Of the annual
tournament Of ths Ccbhls nm Golf
Club and tho prsssntaticn On Thnrs-
day evening Of ne Nlitansthtown
summer show, '1Her Own Money N
tho neighboring resort at WestportJ
has been filled with social actfvity at
tho camps and in he notels.
Following the presentation o1 AZ
show on Thursday svsning Afr. ana M
J. Howard Rsber cf Phfladslphis gavs
q supper party ~ Camp Howannards
in honor OF their guests. Mr.. and Mr.
John D. Ehattuck OF Ridley Park Pa.
On Tuesday sSsning 1nrx. Rsber eut0-
tained with . brsdes party 1t camn
In honor Of their gaesta mfr. and ma
Guthrie Plants .of Short HIns, n. J.,
Mr.. and Mira. H6ward r. E1ammer Of
ut their camp. Singing Waters. N6rs.
Flammer gsve . series Uf bridge parties
at which Mr.. and MIRA Plante were In
troduced to tho members Of tho sum-
mer colony.
The weeks round o4 suteT<afnnents
received its start With r supper party
for nine given BY Mr.. ana Mra. Harry
O. Stubbs OF New York and Valley.
Stream. L. l.. at their camp.
Among the bridge parties of the week
was one given by Mira David 3. Ludlum
OF Rosemont. Pa. at Camp Onkobble,
for Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD p. Pugh Of
Cleveland. who ara the suests OF herself
and Mr.. Lndlum.
On Tuesday Mra W. II. Smith cf now
York gave q dinner ax Camp Woodside
In honor Of Mr.. N. 81. Bairohild Of New
York who - tho Ngaast OF herself and
Mr.. Smith.
fudge Psssr schmudk ana NM
Echmuck Of New York aSs-t ne guests
OF Mr.. and Mn, Edward Lee Campo Of
New York at Gimp sLedgewood. Mr..
and MrA Campo also arc entertaining
Mr.. Clarence Powell Of Chicago and Mr..
w. B. Davis,of Chattanooga, Tenn.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Parsons Of
Galveston, Tex. who recently arrived
and opened Camp Hillcrest, arc enter
tanning Mrs. Frsd Kirkwood Of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Bash Broadhurst OF
New York; recently arrived and opened
Camp Justamere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Dvans Of
Rronxyille have at their oanp Miss
Eleanor Haysradt and Miss Mcdowell
Smith. both Of Bronxville, churns OF
their little daughter. Miss Jane Evans.
Mrs. Alfred N. Suter OF New York,
w1fe OF tho donor Of the Suter cup, to
DO played for on Wednesday, August o,
IN the Cobble Hill tournament, has been
Joined Tor the season by Mrs. Gordon
stanton and her son and Miss Elsie Ba-
lod, pianist of Riga, Russia Mr. Stanton,
who is coming to defend his title as
holder of the Cobble Hill Club cham
pionship Tor mon. recently won the Gov
ernors cup and two other principal
events OF the Scarsdale Country Club.
Tho annual meeting Of the Cobbls
Hill Golf Club viii take place in the
pariors OF the Windsor Hotel on the
evening Of Monday. August H. Judge
Augustus N. Hand of New York. who
went to New York on court matters.
will then have returned and other prom
inent members OF the summer colony
will also be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Claggstt OF New
York are among those who arrived
this week for August at Deers Head
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan ana their
daughter Claudeigh will likewise spend
August at Deers Head Inn.
| Mrs. ]. c. Spottswood and her daugh-
ter Virginia, who are sojourners Of
previous seasons, returned this week
from New York for the balance Of the
season at Deers Head Inn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Jarrett and
Robert r. Jarrett, Jr., also OF New
York. recently arrived for tho balance
OF the season at tho Inn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. c. Bryce OF Now
York ana Charlotte. N. G., have been
Joined for the remainder Of the season
at the Windsor by Miss Ann Taliaferro
and Miss Virginia Ryder Of Charlotte
and Miss Rose Burbank Of WHINING
4 ton. N. C..
Mr. David 6ieferheld son Of Mr.. ana
MIS- Sigmund Sieferheld Of New York.
VINO has been spending several weeks
az the Windsor. during which time he
has reduced his score on the CofbIe
Hill links to 30 for the eighteen holes.
has gone with Mr.. George Marshall.
son Of Mr.. Louis Marshall OF New York.
who has a camp on the Lower Saranac
Lake with four other school chums, for
three weeks In rough camping In the
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the six young men will enter Yale this
fall.
DR.. ana Mrs.. Jacl Maybaum ana Mr..
Arthur Shore were winners Of prisss
1t a bridge party given early IN the
week by Mrs. Sieferheld at tho windsor.
Among the other players were Mrs.
Florence r. Long. Miss Marie LonT,
Mr.. Justin Shore. Mr.. Robert Lon~.
MI David sieferheld. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Racine
ana Miss Mabel 6wartx. New York.
Mr.. p. J. Finnegan Of Garden CITY,
v1ce-president Of tho Union Tank Com
pany and former vce-prcsident Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. has ar
rived for the season at the Windsor with
Mrs. Finnegan and their daughter Mary.
DR.. J. p. Miller OF Nashville. Tenn.
who has arrived to spend the season at
the Windsor. is devoting much time to
golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. sarter Prentice OF
Greenwich, Conn.,. on a motor tour Of
the Adirondacks. arrived early In tho
week at the windsor.
Miss Elisabeth Marbury OF New York
was among those arriving early in the
week at the Windsor
Miss Ethel d. Pickford Of Brooklyn
came to the Windsor with the Misses
Maude and Dorothy Kirkwood and Mr..
Edward r.. Kirkwood.
Tho recent New York arrivals at
Deers Head Inn include Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. L.. Nordensen. Mrs. l.. Harrington,
Miss Elizabeth Shaeffer, Mrs Joseph s.
Davis, Mr.. James O.. Davis Mr. c. c.
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