New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Noted Polo Teams
Open Tournament
AT Thousand Islands
Program of House Parties
Will BE Order of Day for
2 Weeks During Which
the Matches Take Place

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Inc hrst match in the Thousand
Islands polo tournament was played
this afternoon at the Wellesley Island
polo fields. There are six teams in
the tourney, two of which are from
Montreal. The personnel of Montreal's
first team is Mr. A. E. Ogilvie, General
J. II. MacBrien, Mr.. G. l.. Ogilvie, Mr..
MacDougall; of the second Mr.. ".
W. Ogilvie, MIR. Blair Gordon. Mr.. Eric
hMacQuaig. NJ Mr. W. Pittheld. The mem
bers of the Myopia Hunt team are
Mr.. 7. P. Mandell, Mr. Quincy A..
Shaw I'd, Mr.. j. H. Whitney and Mr.
d. ?. Rogers. The players from
the Buffalo Country Club are Cen
eral Harold C. Bickford, Mr.. Seymour
II. Knox, Mr.. William Schoellkopf,
Mr.. Ganson Depew, Mr. J. Cassa
Egla. Foronto's players are MIR. Allen
Case, Mr.. Gordon Beardmore, Mr.. N.
ID. Perry, DS.0., Mr.. X. R. Marshall,
who compose the team, and Mr.. r. A.
Laidlaw, Mr.. Cecil Cowan, Mr.. NJ.
Richardson, Lieutenant Colonel c. A.
Becher. slternates. The Thousand
Islands team includes Mr.. A. C. Bost-
wick, Mr.. A. Graham Miles, Mr.. A. O..
Greenlng, Mr.. F. Ambrose Clark.
order Of the day over the fortnight
embracing the polo tournament. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Graham Miles will have as
their guests the members of the NY
opia Hunt team, the members of the
Montreal first team, Mr.. and Mrs
Allan Case, of Toronto; Mr.. F. AM
brose Clark; Mr.. A. c. Bostwick. The
members of the Montreal second team
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Boldt at the Birches. Cen
eral and Mrs. Harold C. Bickford and
their daughters will stop at the Chalet
the new annex to the Thousand Islands
Country Club, while Mr.. Seymour Fl
Knox, Mr.. William Shoellkopf, Mr.. j.
Cassa Egia, Mr.. Gordon Beardmore,
Mr.. n. D. Perry, Mr. K r. Marshall,
Mr.. R. A. Laidlaw, Mr. Cecil Cowan,
Mr.. NJ. Richardson, Lieutenant Colonel
c. A. Becher will sojourn on the house
boat La Duchess, which is anchored
at the dock of the Chalet.
Miss Susan Fish Dresser, who was q
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley, has departed for hcr
home. Sojourning there now are Dr..
and Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite. of
Martin Hall, Great Neck, Long Island;
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bernhard, Mr.. +.
Chesiey Richardson, Mr.. Campbell
Steward. Commander Cook, U. S. n.
The Rev. Raymond Meagher. pro-
vincial of the Dominican order, and
the Rev. Father Wilson, rector of the
Church of Pleasantville, New York,
are the guests of Mrs. Frederic Court
land Pentleld, at Hopewell Hall
Mr.. Robert Hobart Davis and Mr..
Irwin s. Cobb, of New York. came
down from Montreal on the steamer
Kingston, Wednesday, and are guests
at the villa of MIR. and Mrs. William
L. Dewart at Keewaydin. They were
met at Alexandria Bay by the yacht
Empress.
Miss Quinn Jackson, of Evanston
Ill; Miss Margaret MacCaughy. of
Highland Park, ILL.,; Miss Marguerite
Bryon, of Cleveland; Miss Josephine
Sharon,of Newport, Pa: Mr. Cecil Gil
more, Nutley, N. j.; Mr.. John Dun
lop jr., of Asheville, n c., who were
the guests of the Misses Isabel and
Virginia Mclean, at Zavikon Island,
have departed for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan Markle's guests
over the golf tournament were: Mr..
and Mrs. Alvan Markle r, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Markle, Mr. Eckley B. c.
y 1Markle' of Hazleton, Pa; MIR. and Mrs.
Edward B. Leisenring, of Philadel-
phia; Mr.. N. Robertson. Mr.. Harrv
Beiin, Of Scranton, Pa Mr.. and Mrs.
John B.. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dry
zoos and Miss Mabel Barton who were
guests of the Markles, have departed
for their homes. Sojourning at the
Markle villa on Imperial Island. over
the polo tournament and arriving to-
day are Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson Brown,
OF Ardsley y-on-the- Hudson: Mr.. and
Mrs. Rule C. Warriner, of Essex Fells,
n. j.; Mr.. c. B. Houck, of Hazleton,
Pa.
The winners in the Thousand Islands
yacht Club tennis tournament were
Mr. l.. 9. Blocker, who defeated Mr..
george &. Mclean in the mems singles,
O., 6-6, 6-3, IS. Miss Helen Egg
gieston, of New York. defeated Miss
Virginia Mclean in the women'8 singles
4-o, Cd, 6--4. Miss Virginia Mclean
and Mr.. George E. Mclean defeated
Miss Isabel Mclean and Mr. w. Lang
don Hayden in mixedA Adoubles, 6-3
10. Misses Isabel and Virginia Me
Lean defeated Mrs. Francis L. Stephen
son and Miss Helen Eggleston in the
women's doubles, 6-2. Is. 6-3. Mr..
L. c. Bleecker and Mr.. John Hayden
were winners in the mems doubles
against Mr.. George Z. Mclean and Mr..
w. Langdon Hayden, GO, 4-6, 6-3,
g.
There were many dinner parties pre-
cedlng the tennis ball. Among those
having number of guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank o. Lowden, whose party
numbered eight; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Frazer's guests were six; Mr. and
Mrs. George s. Hasbrouck had six at
their table; Mr.. Richard H. Eggleston
jr.'s party numbered four; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Johnson's party included ten
persons; Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse Klocl,
had eight at their table; Commodore
and Mrs. James Fl. Rammonds guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sydney Ham
mond, Mr.. Robert A. Lyme, Mr. Greer
McIlvaine, Mr.. H. C. Fownes I'd, Mr..
H T. Devens, Dr. f. C. Morris, Mr.. ]. F
Bailey and Mr.. R. r. Hammond. DR..
and Mrs. Edward Alexander Pitcairn
had eight in their party.