The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, Aug. 10.
y HE Thousand Islands invitation

HE InOuSanQ lSianuS 1nVltaIlOn
| polo tournament which has
been in progress all of the
! week has been enthusiastically at
tended. Saturdays matches were be-
tween the Buffalo Country Club team
and the Myopia Hunt team, played for
the Commodore's cups. 1t was a very
close match and the score was to 10
in favor of the latter team. Satur-
days second match between Montreal
second and the Thousand Islands team
was won by the Thousand Islands four
by score of Is to 7.
The double header on Monday was
also played for the Commodore's cups,
and the first match was won by Toronto
from Montreal first with a score Of IL
to z and the Thousand Islands team
wrested victory from the Myopia team,
with score Of 3 to g. Tuesday the
first match was played for the Hill cups
by Buffalo and Montreal second, which
was won by the Buffalo four, with q
score of is to 8.
Ex-Gov. Lowden, Mrs. Lowden. Miss
Harriet Lowden and Miss Florence Low.
den have been daily attendants at the
| games Also Commodore and Mrs James
| H. Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nc
Kay, Mrs. George G. Boldt, Mr.. Edward
J Noble. Mrs A. Graham Miles, Mrs. r.
"A. Gillespie, Mrs. III. l.. Gillespie Com
modore and Mrs. c. M. EngIis Miss Ruth
Englis, Mr.. William H. Downey. Mr.. A.
Norris Bagby, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Condo, DR.. and Mrs. Edward Alexander
Pitcairn, Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Os-
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Langdon Hay
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan MarkIe and
many others
The tournament win last through next
week. To-day a match was played for
cups offered by the governors of thu,
Thousand Islands Yacht Club by two
teams made up of the eight highest
handicapped players In attendance upon
the tournament. Early next week the
preliminary and final games for the Hill.
wellesley Island and Montreal cups will
be played.
Tea Dance Seasons Largest Event.
The largest event of the summer was
the tea dance given by Mrs. James III.
hammond, wife of the Commodore of
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club, Tues
day afternoon at their home. the Lodges.
below Alexandria Bay The Thousa nd
Islands Yacht Club Orchestra furnished
the music for the dancing and there
were about three hundred persons who
attended. The Lodges Is particularly
adapted TO entertaining on a large scale
Mrs. Hammond was assisted NV her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Alexander PIT.
cairn, and her daughter-in-law. Mrs. J.
sydney Hammond The affair was
given In honor of their house guests
VINO are Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Babcock
Mr.. Greer Mc1lvaine. Mr.. II. c. Fownes
"a. Miss Dorothy Babcock Mr.. RI. F.
Devens, DR.. i. G. Morris, Mr.. J. r.
Bailey and Mr.. Robert A. Lyme.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Larocque Anderson
VINO were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
a. Graham Miles over the golf tourna-
ment, have left for New York Mrs
Anderson won tie wornan's rolf cham.
pionship OF the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club annual invitation tournament
last week. defeating Mrs. Francis H.
stephenson. Mr.. Robert A. LYME OF
A Garden City defeated ]. G. Jackson
\ and 2, in the finals. and won the
meas championship. and was awarded
the silver cup offered for the champion
by Mr.. Andrew Mclean This cup, how
ever, must be won three times In sue
cession over the Thousand Islands
Country. Club golf links before II be-
comss the property OF the Individual.
The annual costume ball Of the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club took place on
Wednesday evening. Rear Commodore
w. Langdon Hayden, who is also chair
man Of the committee on entertainment
had tho arrangements for tho ball in
charge.
Starting Monday the Junior tennis
players here will test their prowess al
the welding OF the racquet and BAN on
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club courts
Mr. Andrew Mclean. chairman or the
tennis COMMITTEES. will he in charge
The links AZ the Thousand Islands
Country Club have been popular. Among
those going around the course yesterday
were Mr.. Campbell Steward Mr.. PHILIP
Bernhard, t.-conmander Cook
u. s. N. Mr.. r. Chesley Richardson,
Mr. A. Norris Bagby. Mr.. Thomas
Cardeza. DR.. Raymond Meagh@r, Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Herdan, Ex-Gov. Lowden
Mrs. Lowden. Miss Harriet Lowdcn,
Miss Florence Lowden and Mr.. and Nss.
John A. Mckay.
Notes From Island Homes.
Mr.. and Mira Alvan Markie, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Marltie. Mr. Tclcley
y. c. Marile Of Hazleton. Pa: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward ~ Leishenring Of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. N Robertson, Mr.. Harry
Belin Of Scranton, Pa. who were tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Avian Marlle,
sr over the golf tournament, have gone
home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roscoe Hagen Of
Rochester spent tho week end with his
mother. Mrs. A. r. Hagen, at Ina Island
Mr. Joseph Whitman entertained
thirty-fve guests at his residence on the
IsIe OF Pines last Friday. Among those
..wcn.rf xvara Mr. mud Mrs A n gpa-