New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
NJ estclaester Shore
Resorts Have w eek
Filled With Events
American, New Rochelle
and Larchnaont Yacht
Clubs to Hold Dances
ON Every Saturday Night
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MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. Aug. 1a.---
with a production of "a Midsummer
Nights Dream In the theater Of the
Iarchmont Yacht Club on Wednesday
night for the benefit of the building
fund of the Larchmont new free
library, dances, card parties and golf
tournaments at the new Westchester
Biltmore Country Club at Rye. this has
been busy week at the shore resorts.
From now until the close of the sea-
son there will be dances every Saturday
night at the American Yacht Club on
Milton Point; the New Rochelle Yacht
Club and the Larchnorit Yacht Club.
Westckester society is interested in
the announcement by Mrs. Cornelia e.
Scott, of Pelham Heights, of the en-
ragcment of her daughter Miss Henri
eta Scott, &c Mr.. William E. Hawkins,
az Pelham. Miss Scott is prominent in
Pelham society. Mr.. Hawkins is vice.
president of the East Coast Purchasing
sna Sales Company Of New York.
The annual Westchester Kennel Club
sbow wild be held at the Westchester-
Fillmore Club on September 2. The
iusees will include Mrs. Gertrude D.
IsnSs, Of Brooklyn, st. Bernards; Miss
Evelyn E. Ely, of Hillside, NJ j., French
hstsaE, eol1ies; Mr.. Clarence Lewis,
Nsabattan, elbows; Mr.. r. w. Amber
tes Ardsley, deerhounds; Mrs. Howell
Weolley, Long Branch, bulldogs and
pskiRese; Mr.. N. c. Ahrenstedt, Yon-
gers, great danes; Mr.. Theodore Crane,
Moodhounds; Mr.. Alexander Stewart
Chicago, bullterriers, foxterriers, ETC.;
Mr.. Alexander Stewart, Mr.. George B.
Hooley and Mr.. A. B. Rosenberg, I'M
classified.
Prominent society women of West
chester County are now engaged in
raising funds for the benefit Of the
Children's Society for the purpose of
carrying on its work among the poor
children of the county. Among those
Interested In the association are Mrs.
Herbert L. Baker, Mrs. v. Everit Macy,
Mrs. George D. Barron, Miss Helen Bar
nard, Miss Eda e. Affeid and Mrs. Paul
Revere Reynolds.
Westminster County Is now said to
have the largest and welthiest country
golf clubs Of any county in the EN-
pire State. The latest club to be
formed in Westchester is the Bailey
Park Country Club, of Mount Vernon,
which has arranged to take over the
mansion of the late Mr.. James A.
Bailey. Near the clubhouse there will
be erected the Bailey Park Hotel at
cost of 100000.
Dir. Charles R. Johnson, Mr.. Mark D.
Stiles, Mr.. Joseph T. McCaddon, Mr..
E. w. Fiske, Mr.. George II. Galley, Mr..
Frank NJ. Tichenor, Mr.. Robert T.
Fowler, Mr.. John T. Holmes, Mr.. G.. H.
Anderson and Mr.. j. Russell Watson.
II is planned to open the clubhouse to
members on October i.
Dir. and Mrs. John r. O'Donnell, Of
Chester Park, are spending two weeks
at Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Griffin and family,
If Chester Park, have returned from
Ocean Grove, N. J.
family, of Lawrence Park, Bronxville,
sre at their camp in the Adirondacks.
Miss Beatrice Langton, of South
NINTH Avenue, Mount Vernon, is
Bending two weeks in Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Allen, of North Terrace
Avenue, Mount Vernon, has gone to
White Lake for the balance Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berry and her
son. Joseph, of East Third Street,
Mount Vernon, are in the Catskilis for
two weeks.
Mrs. Joan Secer, OF Pelham Manor,
is preparing 8 history Of the town
which will be filed with the archives
Of the State Historian. She will cover
the periods of the occupation by the
Siwanoy Indians, Dutch, English and
Huguenot settlers, up to the present
time. She will be aided by ancient
documents and excavations of Indian
village sites and the foundations and
lands of the white settlers.
Work has begun on the new 100000
wing of the Lawrence Hospital in
Bronxville. The present hospital is
cvercrowded in spite Of increased
facilities.