The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Start Title Teas
For Golf Winners
at EHzabethtown
Women Socially Prominent at
Resort Inaugurate Practice
Of Honoring Players

In the various 0vents TO Ioi-
- low through the balance OF
August In tho annual tournament OF
Cobble Hill Golf Club women promi-
nent in the social activities are ar
ranging to give a series OF little
toas, at which each victor Will In turn
be the honored guest. Also tho run
nersup In the several big events VIII
receive their share OF tributes.
All social activities OF the resort are
centered about tho big tournament
which will next week reach it's climax
in the contest for the Garondah cup,
offered by Mr.. Frank A. Munsey OF
New York. The event opens next
Thursday. Sixteen are to qualify at
handicap medal play. eighteen holes
The first round at match play will be
that afternoon. the second round ioi-
lowing on Friday morning. the semi
finals that afternoon and the finals
starting on Saturday morning.
The other principal event of next week
is the miniature tournament for the
Deers Head Inn cup, which VIZ be
played for next Monday, In min
iature tournament. On the following
Monday. August Fl. will be the minia-
ture tournament for the Windsor cup,
presented by Mr.. L. e. Parent. propri-
etor of the Windsor Hotel. Next Mon
day evening. in the parlors Of the Wind
sor, the annual meeting of the Cobble
Hill Club will be held. Judge Augustus
N Hand. who this week returned from
New York to be with his family at
their cottage through August and early
September, will preside.
The winner Of the opening handicap
event was Mr.. b. r. Claggett of New
York. who is spending August at Deers
Head Inn.
Pardee Family Reunion.
The annual Pardee family reunion. at
which Mr.. Calvin Pardee of German
town, Pa, has this week played the host
to members of the family throughout
the East. was terminated to-day. To-
morrow Mr.. and Mrs. Pardee and their
daughter. Mrs. c. r. Erdman, wife Of
the dean of Princeton University, will
return to Camp Eagles Eyrie. the Par
dee camp on Lake Placid, at the base Of
Mount Whiteface. The reunion was held
at Hale Brook Park, Mr.. Pardee's Eliza
BEETHOVEN estate. About fifty repre-
sentatives OF the family were present
Miss Claire Magnon OF Montreal and
New York entertained with an after
noon tea at Sunnyside on Monday for
a number OF her friends In the summer
colony. The same afternoon Mrs. David
S. Ludlum Of Rosemont, Pa, gave a
bridge at Camp Onkobble for q number
Of friends.
Miss Alice Lee Of San Diego. Cal.,
who is spending the summer at her Lake
Champlain place at Westport, has been
spending few days as the guest Of
Mrs. Richard L. Hand at her villa here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Campo Of
New York have as their guests at LEDGE
wood Mrs. 0. 7. Harris Of Crawford,
N. j.; Mr.. George T. Seckel Of Beverly.
N. J.. and Mr.. r. II. Levine of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Mae Nelson Of Minneapolis is the
camp guest Of Mrs. Alfred N. Suter Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kruger have as
their guest. at Camp Otsu. her mother,
Mrs. A. Macnanamy of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Reber OF
Philadelphia are entertaining at Camp
Howannarda her mother. Mrs. Mar
garet Walton: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jamison and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wood
ward of Philadelphia.
Tennis players from the younger set
who are entered In the tournament to
take place soon under the auspices Of
the Cobble Hill Golf Club include Miss
Dorothea II. Sergeant. Miss Jane Evans.
Miss Margaret Struse. Miss Marie Long.
Miss Marcia II. Wadhams. Mrs. l.. p.
Evans, Mr.. Stewart Belknap. Mr.. s..
Burns Weston and Mr.. Robert s. Long.
Mrs. Benedict Wise of New York. who
recently arrived to spend August at the
Windsor, gave a bridge party at that
hotel early In the week.
Mrs. Florence Long of New York was
hostess az an enjoyable grill party, at
which covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lorne Edgar OF New
York, and their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Edgar. who are spending the season at
the Windsor, will be Joined for the re-
mainder OF the season there by his
sisters. the Misses Edgar of Montreal.
Mrs. ]. ID. Gedncy and her daughters.
Miss Carolyn and Miss ella Jane Ged-
ney. OF East Orange, who recently ar
rived for tho remainder of August at
the Windsor, have been Joined there by
Miss Betty Olds Gedney and Don ID.
Gedney.
Guests at tho Hotels.
Among those from New York recently
arrived at the Windsor are Mr.. and
Mrs. i. ]. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
crow. Mr.. II. NJ. Van Bonnel. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Hayward, Mr.. c. Il. Irwin.
Miss Marjorie L. Meyer. Mr.. Edgar DON
ovan, DR.. Herbert Willy Meyer. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph A. Jodin, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. Rebman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Oakley
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Greene, Mrs. G.. L.
McConiher, Mr.. Arthur Sohmer Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Lake, Miss Helen Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas f. Hall, Mr.. Charles
u. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Mertz and
Mr.. Peter S. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Swinnertown of
New York are sojourners OF previous
seasons at Deers Head Inn who have
returned there to spend a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan OF New
York, who have been spending n few
weeks at Deers Head Inn. gave an en-
joyable dinner party to a number OF
their friends there before returning to
the city on Wednesday.
Miss Mae Schwartz and Miss s. y.
Rose of New Brunswick, n. j., are
spending fortnight at Deers Head
Inn.
Mrs. Bettina Tonelson and her niece.
Miss Doris Tonelson of New York. are
at Deers Head Inn for the balance of
August. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Claggett
OF New York are recent August arrivals
at Deers Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caullsins OF New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Isby Schober of
Orange, ". j., are others spending Au-
gust at Deers Head Inn. Among other
recent New York arrivals there arc Miss
Hprriett Bodeu. Mr. and Mrs n H