New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Klein. OF New York; Mrs. William II.
Warburton. OF Now York, VIII JOIN
Mr. Warburton a. the Thousand Island
House on June II. Miss Gertrude War
burton. their daughter, arrived last
week for the summer.
Distinct social acquisitions 20 the
cottage colony al the Thousand Islands
this summer will be Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Johnson. 0f New York and Mrs. john
sons sister. Miss ". c. Rogers, also
Of New York. They arrived Friday and
are established al the villa on Rosetie
Island. which the Johnsons have leased
from Mr and Mrs Hudson 7. Rose. OF
New York. The Johnsons own one OF
the show places in the winter colony az
Augusta. Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stafford, OF
New York. will omen their cottage on
the Canadian side later IN the season.
At present Mrs. Stafford and their
daughter, Miss Jane Stafford, are
travelling in Europe.
Mrs. Carrie S. Hasbrouek. o. l2i
West 18TH Street. New York, after
spending the last three weeks al this
resort, has gone 20 New York. until
June 20. when she will return here
and open her villa on Manhattan Island
for the summer. Mrs. Hasbrouck's sis
Ter. Mrs. Eghert LeFevre. q New York,
will spend the summer at the Edgewood
Club at Edgewood Park.
Mr.. Ewing L. Rafferty,. OF $40 Park
Avenue, New York, has opened his new
c0ttage near Point Vivian. lie will be
Joined there FOR the season by Mrs.
Rafferty, June 8.
Mr. and Mrs. A!van Marble. of Hszle-
hurst. Pa. have again leased FOR the
summer the villa on Imperial Island be-
longing 10 the Gilbert T. Rafferty, es-
tate. With the Marklcs the greater
portion Of the summer will be their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Al
van Markle jr., Mr. Eckel MaTklc and
Mrs. W. VI. Barnard. with her children.
Mrs. Richard II. Egg,cston, o. 333
West Seventy sixth street. New York.
who passed 4 fortnight az this resort,
seeing 20 the opening OF her cottage at
ldlewildc. has returned 20 Ncw York.
where she will remain until June l6.
She will be ioincd there the latter part
Of June By Mr Egglefton. their daugh.
ter. Miss Helen Eggleston, and Mr and
Mrs Richard II. Eggl.ston jr. with
their young son. Richard II. Eggleston
Sd.
Mrs. s. s. McClelland. OF New York.
who Is established in her cottage,
Shady Covert. expects 20 have with her
shortly her sOn-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Emile Deplanque. Of New
York. and Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Titus, Of
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Johnston. Of ST.
Louis, and their daughter, Miss Dot
Johnson, will again be members OF the
Thousand Island social colony this
sumner. Miss Johnston is an expert
tennis player, and both Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston are excellent golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. VI. Englis, Of $40
Park Avenue, and their son and daugh-
ter, Mr. Jack English I'd and Miss Ruth
VI. Englis, will spend the summer at
the Thousand Islands Country Club.
They expect to arrive within the next
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stuart Brown. OF New
York, will be established az their villa.
Linden Court. during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r. Hoag, Of
n - York. will occupy their cottage az
this resort, this summer. Nr. Philip
Hoag. their son. will be with them.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Post. and
tHtiI HdNRNttif sNino aHNiF 4 Nrtf u
l22 East Thirty-ninth Street. New YORK,
will arrive next Saturday. and will be
al their Thousand Island villa on Scow
Island for the summer. During the
season the other daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Post. Mrs. Philip Brewster. will be
q guest az the home Of her parents.
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested in the proposed enlargement OF
the thousand Islands Country Club,
which will be put through By the new
company formed by the executors OF
the estate Of the late George c. Boldt.
with Mr. A. Graham Miles and Mr Ed