The New York herald., 1922-09-03
|CObble Hill Golf
Championship Won
at EHzabethtOwn
Gordon Stanton of New York
Loses to Ralph Durand
Of Hartford.

SpscioI Dispatch to THE New YoxK HrnALp
EIIzABErHrowN. n. r., Sept. Mr.
Ralph Durand Of Hartford, Conn. wor
the Cobbie EIill Golf Club championship
two up. In the finals of thirty-six holes
from Mr.. Gordon Stanton Of New York
who had held the title for several sea
sons. In the contest for the Edgar cup
offered by Mr.. L. Lorne Edgar of New
York. the order was reversed, however
Mr.. Stanton winning one up, with Mr.
Durand as the runnerup.
Mrs. William 8. Kellogg OF Brooklyn
retained the ladies' championships de-
feating Mrs. 8. c. welling OF New York
In the finals. seven and six.
Other contestants who did good work
IN this event were Mrs. Margaret walk
err Miss Faustine Munros. Miss Jane
Evans, Miss Dorothea Sargent and Miss
Dorothy Edgar. Miss Margaret Struse
OF Brooklyn. prominent among the
young women golfers. was prevented
from entering the contest because OF an
ankle injury sustained In the ascent
OF Mt. Marcy
Starters in the club championship for
men were Messrs Frank Lowson. s. c.
yelling. Paul Munroe. Henry Struse.
Bsnjainin r. Stetson. Gordon stanton.
Henry Frison. Mason Partridge. Ralph
Durand, r. q. worthington. Edward
f. Flan1rner and the Rev. H. Fl. Pitt
man.
+ Mrs. Edward r. Flammer OF New. York
ana Mr.. r.. q. WorthnEton OF Balti-
more were the winners OF the mixed
fourson,e contest Mr. Henry frrieon
was the winner Of the approaching and
putting contest.
Extensive improvements upon the
course and clubhouse OF the Cobble Hill
golf club were decided upon at the an
nual meeting Monday night in the par
lors OF the Windsor Hotel. At that time
Judge Augustus N. Hand OF the United
States District Court, New York, was
reelected president and Mr.. Benjamin
i. Stetson, proprietor of Deers Head Inn,
Vas elected vice-president. the Rev. II.
II. Pittman being reelected secretary and
treasurer and Edward Shultz profess
sicnal. Reports submitted by the Rev.
Mr.. Pittman showed the club to be en-
joying it's best season and in better
financial condition than ever before.
Annual Tennis Tournament.
Among those who took part in the
annual tennis tournament on the courts
OF the Cobble Hill Golf Club this week
were Miss Vida Milholland, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Milholland. and sis
ter OF the late Mrs. Ines Milholland
Boissevain; Miss Anne Graves and her
brothers. Messrs. Cothran c. and John
Temple Graves. Jr., who are with their
parents, Col. and Mrs. John Temple
Graves OF New York, at a cottage on
the Milholland estate; Miss Fermine
Baird OF Yonkers, niece OF Judge Angus
tus N. Hand. who is at the villa of her
grandmother. Mrs. Richard l.. Hand
Mrs. l.. r. Evans, Miss Jane Evans, Miss
Dorothea III. Sargent, Miss Margaret
Struce, Miss Marie Long, Miss Marcia
H. Wadhams. Miss Mae Nelson. and
Messrs. Stewart Belknap. s. Burns
weston, Robert s. Long and +. J. Car
penter, Jr.
Mr.. Frank A. Munsey. who recently
came here on his return from Euro
peen trip, has this week been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coy and
family New York. at Garondah, his
Elizabethtown estate.
At Ledsewood. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee Campo OF New York have az their
guests his brother and the latters wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Campo and Mrs.
Leonard Bergman, all OF New York.
Miss Mary P. Pugh OF Brooklyn has
Joined her sister, Mrs. David s. Lud-
lum OF Rosemont. Pa, at Onkobble, the
Ludium camp. where Mrs. Ludlum ia
also entertaining Mrs. David J. Bull
lock Of Mount Vernon.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kruger.
who have closed their Camp Otsu and
returned to New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Fiammer gave a small din
ner at Camp Singing Waters early in
the week.
Arrivals at the Hotels.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Windsor include Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
Butts, Mr.. d. r. Harrington. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Lacoff. Mr.. and Mrs. r,
Wagner. Mr.. IT. @. Miller Mr.. L. r.
Jenney. Mr.. and Mrs. James smith. Miss
Clara smith Mr. Samuel Heyrnan. Mr..
Sidney Heyman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Max
we'll and Mr.. Sterling Besg
Mr.. and Mrs James n. Cohen were
among those who seccntiy arrived al
Packer OF New York recently arrived AZ
the Inn.
Mrs. w. J. Birmingham OF New York
recently arrived for short sojourn AT
Dcers Head Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. Orrin S. WiShtman oi
New York, on a motor tour OF the noun
tains with their daughter and son, Julia
r. wightman and Orrln 8. wightman
Jr.. spent n few days with friends al
Deers Head Inn.
DR.. J. NJ. Mitchell, Mr.. g. c. Mitchell
and the Misses May and Madeline
Mitchell of White Plains are among re-
cent arrivals at Deers Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Selig OF New York
have arrived at the Inn for few weeks
Others from New York recently arrived
there include Miss l.. r.. Hover, Mrs
Charles Doerr. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r
Helllng. Miss Fraser. Mrs. w. II. Pouch
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Adams, Miss
Ruth Adams. Mr.. r. c. r. waterbury