New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Series of Lunclaeons Takes
Place AT Yacht Club,
While Annual Bali Adds
to Social Whirl of Week
Dinners Precede Event
One of Largest Bridge Lunch
cons of Season Given by
Mrs. w. Langdon Hayden
s,,e,o, ptspo,cn 10 Ths Trlbuns

,ss,e abatement in the gayeties at the
Mausand Islands. During the last
,xssk there has been series of
,nseheons given at the Thousand
lsssnds Yacht Club. and these, added
q the regular ssnli-weekly dances, the
annual bali Of last Friday evening, and
numerous large dinner parties given
i the homes cf the eottagers. have con-
sribnted 10 the social activities of one
"a she 1avest weeks Of the summer.
one Of the largest bridge luncheons of
The season was given Wednesday by MRS.
W Ianedon HAYDEN, the wife of the
pea~ Commodore of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club. The luncheon fol-
lowing bridge was served on the broad
yeranda Of the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club. Among the guests were MRS. j.
P. Knable, Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. John
A. Mckay, Of New York. VINO were the
Hsmmond. Mrs. j. Sidney Hammond,
Ms rrederic Conde. Mrs. Edward j.
NobIe. Mrs. Richard II. Eggleston, Mrs.
cssriss sssi Emmett johnson. Mrs. Georre
A. Stafford. Mrs. Andrew McNally, Mrs.
lawrence A. Villas, Mrs. Andrew Me-
lean. Mrs. Peter J. Young, Mrs. Ed
wsrd A. Pitcairn, Mrs. A. RAYMOND.
riiis. Mrs. Thomas Henry Wheeler.
Yra Avian Markle, Mrs. w. Newell
barnard, Mrs. william I. Dewart. Mrs.
C5gflss NJ. Erglis, Mrs. John w. But
Ter Mrs. u. Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Fen
hs Taylor, Mrs. j. Miles Gibbons, Mrs.
william H, Post, Mrs. Frederick Frazer,
Hrs A. Graham Miles, Mrs. George G.
Boldt. Mrs. Elisha p. Wilbur jr., Miss
Mabel Rogers.
Among those giving dinners preced-
jng the annual Yacht Club ball were
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Costello, Mrs. A.
z. Shumway. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Lean, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r. Hoag,
vice-Commodore j. Norris Oliphant,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Englis, Mr.. P.
M Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miles Glib
hons, Mr.. and Mrs. andrew McNally
and Mrs, s. S. Mcelelland, of New
York, and Mrs. A. T. Hagen, Of Roch-
ester.
Miss Helen Shumway, of New York,
ID entertaining q large house party at
her home, Linden Cove, on the St.
Lawrence River. The guests comprise
Miss Josephine Lucy Buck, of South
Bethlehem, Pa; Miss Hayes Blake, of
New Haven; Miss Margaret McMillin.
Of New York; Mr.. George Todd jr., Mr.
Madison Pierce and Mr. Edward Steele,
Of Rochester.
Mr.. Edward s. Twining jr., Mr.. H.
AlIister Morrison and Mir. John Stahl,
Of New York, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Bacon at their cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Curtis and Mrs.
". E. Curtis, of Cleveland, are the
guests of Mrs. J. Milton Curtis at
Gypsy Island
Mr. ]. M. Curlee and Mr.. E. L. Slo-
eua. Of st. Louis, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Johnston at their Thou
sand Islands villa.
Mr.. Joseph De Lone, of Pittsburgh.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miles Gibbons, at their cottage at ST.
Lawrence Park.
Mr.. R. B. Bosserman, of New York,
who spent the summer at the Thousand
Islands Country Club, has returned to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mckay, of
New York, who were at the Chalet, the
annex to the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club, have returned to their home.
Mr.. Martin McVoy jr., of New York,
10 the guest of Mr.. ]. Norris, at his
cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Knable, of Pitts
burgh, who were the guests of Com
nodore and Mrs. James H. Hammond,
at the Ledges, have returned to their
home.
Miss Ruth Summers, Mr.. Edward
Wetmore and Mr.. Philip Van Deventer.
Of Rochester, are the guests of Mrs.
a. I. Hagen, at Ina Island.
Mr. T. P. Mandell, Mr.. Quincy A.
Shaw I'd, Mr.. j. H. Whitney, Captain
y, :. Rogers, Mr.. A. E. Ogilvie, Mr.. G.
I. ogilvie, Major II. B. MacDougall,
General J. H. MacBrien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Case, Mr.. F. Ambrose Clark, Mr..
Basil Grant, Mr.. A. C. Bostwick, who
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Graham Miles over the polo tourna-
ment, have departed for their homes.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank T. Sullivan, of
nanaio, cruised down to this resort on
hsir yacht, Flick, Wednesday, and
are anchored at the Crossmon Dock.
Their guests on board include Mr.. and
s MFs. Frank j. Mcneil and Mr.. Ross
Nj. and Mrs. Burns Lyman Smith,
u syracuse, have returned from a
cruise ON their yacht Fortuna.
Ar. William H. Downey and his
yassss, Mr.. Morse Burtis jr., of New
Te TTSrkl Mr. Ross McMaster, Mr.. e.
! hornley Hart, Mr.. H. w. pillow. Mr..
= A. a starke. Mr.. ]. C. Stevenson. Mr..
I, I; r. Craig, Mr.. c. A. Hodpson. of
nr,ohtfeai, who were on a cruise on Mr.
Dowheys yacht, Kismet, to Toronto,
l@se n returned to Alexandria Bay.
MI Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Fraser. of
~ Lodge, entertained at a dinner
49, .ssy az the Yacht Club Friday eve
uslhg IN compliment to their o,,ests
w. ~. ana Mrs. George S. Hier. Of New
- ,efk- Mr. and Mrs. Peter I yonng
mons spending the summer at the
ainsS "Ts ss. islands Country Club, enter
,inn a n.teen guests Wednesday, eve
yaebt ci,,h I,hher at the Thousand Islands
Commodore and Mrs. Thomas Henry
aos gave luncheon at their cot
nent ~ ~ snis resort Sunday in compli-
i @ NJ - Mr and Mrs. Frank o. Lowden.
heir Jaay Mr., and Mrs. Lowden and
nj nd n uaaughters, the Misses Florence
o,ao ;aislet @ Lowden, started for their
Nc n Shicago by motor car.
Ia c ana Mrs. Lawrence A. Villas. of
ss ;s springs. Ark, are the guests of
er COTE. @ Mrs; Andrew McNally, at
NJ Nssage on Wellesley Island.
orb oonn a. jackson jr., Of New
obn W guest at the horne of Mrs.
isors rss's at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ew;ts 5enson include Mr.. r. B..
iebasa Mf. William Lowitt. Mr..
Ia 4 Lowitt, Mr.. Victor Whitehead,
ssr 'vnn Mi McDougall, Miss Dorothy
nyl,nd M Miss Pixie Smith, Of Harrogate.
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