New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Thousand Islands
Yacht Club Gives
Brilliant Affair
Large Number of Dancing
Set Entertain at Dinners
Before Event; Country
Club Has Popular Season
g,,e,of pt.saioA 10 The Tnbvr.

sct entertained az dinner preceding tno
dance. and the occasion was one Of un-
usual enjoyment. Included In those
who gave dinners we're Commodore and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Englls, who had ten
guests a. their table, Nr. z. B. G.
Markle, whose party numbered eight;
Mr.. Herbert S. Rubsamen, who had
eighteen; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ne
Nally. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r. Hoag,
Nr. and Mrs. Peter j. Young, hr. and
Mrs. Robert A. Osborne, Mrs. John ".
Butler, Commodore p. r. lawson, Mr.
and Mrs. c. z. Johnson. hr. George
Abernathy, Mrs. A. +. Hagen, Mr. Z. J.
Campbell, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Wiser.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Langdon Hayden, hr.
and Mrs. A. GrshAm Miles and Mr.
and Mrs. George c. Boldt.
Among the past weeks arrivals we're
Commodore and Mrs. James II. Ham
mond and their son-in-lAw and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. Eugene l. Pitcairn,
Of Pittsburgh. They are az their sum
mcr villa, tho Ledges, for the season.
Later Mr. and Mrs. J. Sydney Ham,
mon, Of Pittsburgh, Will join bis
parents.
From the greatly increased number
OF golfers who daily play at the Thou
sand Islands Country Club, the con-
elusion is reached that the Country
Club is launching upon q season OF
popularity greater than IL has hitherto
enjoyed. Among the golfers during
tho last week we're Mr.. Bruce Dodson,
Mr.. Ewing L. Rafferty,, Mr. G. Leverstt
Hayden, Mr. James Gilchrist, Of Win
nipeg, Mr. g. i. Briggs, Captain Charl-
ton leighton. Mr. William II. Downey,
Mr. Joseph ~ De Lone, Mr. Royal c.
Villas jr., Miss Helen Duffy, Mr. Sam
uel ~ Clement, Mr. William II. Ian
coin. Mr. W. d. Edison, Mr.. Charles
Parker, Mr. A. r. MeKinnon, Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Mcintyre, Mr. +. de
Peystor Townsend jr., Mr.. c. Waring
Gillespie, Mr. Frederick X. Frazier, Mr.
z. Allen Bole, Mr. W. ". Cheney, Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly a. Norris, Mr. Alfred
Costello, Mr. j. II. Hayden jr., Miss
Elizabeth Foster, Miss Margaret Nc
Millin.
Commodore p. P. lawson, Of the Co
lumbla Yacht Club. New York, has ar
rived for a fortnight's sotourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Wood. OF
New York. are comfortably established
at their villa on Hickory Island.
Miss Margaret MeMillin, Of New
York, is the guest Of Miss Helen Shum-
way, at Linden Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Wiser, Of
Prescott, Ont, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac p. Wiser a. their cot
tase or the Canadian Channel.
Mr.. A. Morris Bagby. Of New York,
Is spending the summer at Hopevell
Hall, the guest Of Mrs. Frederic Court
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles E. Peek, Of
New York, arrived Sunday and are the
guests Of Commodore and Mrs. Thomas
Henry Wheeler, at Wau-Win-Net.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris, OF
New York. have Joined Mrs. Norrts's
father, Mr Alfred Costello, at The
Chalet, the annex 20 the Thousand lsl-
Ands Country Club.
Mrs. John W. Butler, Of New York,
Is occupied az her cottage on the Ca
madam Channel for the summer.
Dir. Orlando A. Green!ng, OF West
Point, Is spending tho summer at the
Thousand islands Country Club.
Miss Helen Rumsey who was with
Mrs. Carrie s. Hasbrouek, on Msnhat-
tan Island, earlier In the summer has
gone 20 Paris In company with her
aunts, Mrs. Bryfon Delavan and Mrs.
Pierre Cartier Of New York.
Miss Helen Duffy and Mr.. Royal @.
Villas, Of New York, are the guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Andrew MeNally, at
her cottage on Wellesley Island.
Mr. and Mrs. ", r. Sackett, OF Al
bany, have opened their cottage on
Murray Isle for the sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haines Hooker, OF
-
and Mr. Harry Beardsley, of Rochester,
who we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Graham Miles, have returned 20
their homes. Mrs. John West Hornor,
OF New York, has arrived 20 spend the
summer at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles.
Mr.. T. B. Ritter, Of Utica, ". Y, re-
Gently purchased tho home OF the late
Mrs. Louis Schultz, Of New York. on
Wellesley Island, and will move Into
the cottage next week. Another new
eottagcr at this resort is Mr.. Bruce
Dodson, Of Kansas City, Mo-, who has
purchased tho BorndorR cottage, near
Schooner Island.
Among the New Yorkers stopping st
the Crossmon House are Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. J. Tucker, Mr.. @. VI. Fraser, Mr.. and
II
Carpenter, Mrs. II. Tuthill, Mrs. l.. II.
Tuthlll, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Fairintosh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin West and Mr.. and
Falls arc Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Nell,
and from Westheld, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wentworth and
Miss Ethel Wright, who were st the
Thousand Island House, have gone 20
Montreal and up the Ssguenay River.
Included In the guests at this hotel
are Miss Margaret Mshoney, Mrs. L. A.
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Cramer,
Mr.. +. w. Owens, Mr.. P. p. Reilly, Mr..
and Mrs. @. p. Mcknight, Mrs. A.
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Bennett,
Miss ID. r. Featherstono, Miss l..
Featherstone, Mr.. A. G.. Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander MeAilltter, Mr. d.
NJ. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. King,
Mr.. John W. Daily, MISS Elisabeth DAILY,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Whelan, Mr.. and Mn.
II. w. Mott Mr. and Mss. H. Marcus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Barbour. Mr. VIII
liam H. Warburton Is making q special
feature Of the Sunday evening con-
eerts at the Thousand Island House.
He has engaged Harry Stowell, Of
Poughkeepsie, as orchestra leader, and
ten-pieee orchestra
DIR. Otto Koenig, accompanied by
sixty-eight boys and elk teachers, has
arrived at Camp Koenig on Grlndstone
Island.
Starting Mondsy there viii Be the
largest convention assembled at this
resort that has evsr been held here
when the Grand Lodge Of the Knights