New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Thousand Islands to
Stage Fast Tennis
And Golf Journeys
Many Dinner Dances Given
at Yacht Club; Mrs. ]. H.,
I'll a I'M m O II d Entertains !;
Mrs. Garrett Sails Abroad
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July 81 and closes August 5. Many
expert tennis players are at this resort,
including the Misses Isabel and Vir
ginia Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham
Miles, Mr. Edward Mclean, Miss Mar
jorie Bourne and Miss Eleanor Gibbons.
The tennis committee has Andrew
Mclean for its chairman, with the fol-
lowing personnel: Mr.. w. Langdon
Hayden, DR.. Edward Alexander Pit
coirn, Mr.. George c. Boldt, jr., Dr. j..
Miles Gibbons, Mr.. f. h. Redpath, Mr..
Ewing l.. Rafferty, and Mr. Chester r.
Hoag. Following the tennis tourna-
ment the annual tennis bali will be
given on August at the Thousand Is
lands Yacht Club, with the presentation
of the prizes by Commodore Ham
mond.
The annual golf tournament at the
Thousand Islands Country Club starts
Monday, August 7. 1t lasts until Au-
gust IL. This will be followed by the
annual polo tournament on Wellesley
Island, which begins August IL and
closes August 26. Enthusiasts at this
resort are anticipating the best and
swiftest polo that has ever been played
at the Thousand Islands. Among the
entries received by the Thousand Is
lands Polo Club are the Third United
Hs
two teams from Montreal, two from
Toronto, one from the Buffalo Country
Club, and it is expected that the My
opia Hunt and Dedham Country and
Polo clubs will send teams, as we'll as
one of the famous Long Island teams.
Mr.. Bruce Dodson, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, and former Representative John
Dalzell, CT Washington, are among the
newly elected members of the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club
Commodore and Mrs. Thomas A. Gill
lespie, of New York, have opened their
cottage on Eastwood Island for the
summer, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gillespie,
Mr. j. Park Gillespie and Mr.. and Mrs.
, Thomas II. Gillespie are expected to be
| at Eastwood Island during the season.
One of the most interesting social
affairs OF the season was the luncheon
given by Mrs. James H. Hammond, wife
! OF the commodore of the Thousand Is
lands Yacht Club, and her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Alexander Pitcairn, at
the Hammond villa, the Lodges, on
Graham Miles, Mrs. John West Hornor,
Mrs. Helen Mclean, Mrs. Thomas Henry
Wheeler, Mrs. William T. Dewart,
George S. Hasbrouck, Mrs. George c..
Zoldt, Mrs. Charles M. Englis, Mrs. John
w. Butler, Mrs. Alfred Costello,
Mrs. Alvan Markle, Mrs Newell Ban
nard, Mrs. E. P. Wilbur jr., Mrs. S. H.
Vandegrift, Mrs. Andrew Mclean, Mrs.
Ewing Rafferty,, Mrs. Andrew McNally,
Mrs. Samuel Dalzell, Mrs. Charles E.
Johnson, Mrs. Frederic Conde, Mrs. j.
Walker; Mrs. T. 7. Berdan, Mrs. Ches-
ter A. Hoag, Mrs. M. Coe, Mrs. Ernest
Rubsamen, Mrs. John NJ. Gibbons, Mrs.
Richard Eggleston, Mrs. Egbert Lc
Fevre, Mrs. W. Langdon Hayden, Miss
Eleanor Gibbons, Miss Ruth Englis,
Miss Helen Shumway, Miss Belle Nc
Lean and Miss Virginia Mclean.
Mrs. George A. Garrett, who was re-
Gently the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Vandegrift, at their cot
tage,. Lone Rock, went to New York
Monday and sailed for Europe on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. spadone, of Mont
clair, N. j., have opened their cottage
at Frontenac for the season.
Mrs. F. M. Runyon, who formerly
was Mrs. Ira A. Kip, Of New York, has
opened her cottage on Leak Island for
the summer.
Mrs. Allan Bakewell, of New York,
has opened her cottage on Grindstone
Island and will remain throughout the
summer
The dinner-dances at the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club grow more popular
each week. Among those entertaining
tnere Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Costello, whose guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Norris. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Henry Wheeler and
Mrs. William T. Dewart Commodore
and Mrs. c. NJ. Englis had nine guests;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing L. Rafferty, had a
party of four, and DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Alexander Pitcairn and Commo-
dore and Mrs. James H. Hammond
formed a congenial party Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Man
eel I. Clark, Mr.. c.. M. Fulford. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Frazer. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. W
L. Hayden, Mr.. William D. Sargent, Mr..
K. j. Powell, Mrs. Thomas Fenton Tay-
Ior;, Mr.. Thomas Remington and Mr..
/ William II. Downey also entertained
/ there. Miss Margaret McMillin, who
Is the guest of Miss Helen Shumway,
gave luncheon to eighteen persons at
the club during the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Brigham, of
Florence Villa. Fla, have arrived at
the Thousand Islands and are at their
cottage for the summer.
Mr.. William D. Sargent was among
last weeks arrivals. He has opened
his cottage on Grindstone Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse Klock, of SYRIA
cuse, have opened their cottage at
CLAYTON, near the residence of James
K. Hackett, and have had their yacht,
Josephine, put in commission for the
! summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Remington.
Of New York, are the guests Of Mr..
Remington's mother, Mrs. C. H. Rem
ington, at her cottage at st. Lawrence
Psrk
Mrs. Charles Smith, of New York. is
the guest Of Mrs. G. G. Abernathy at
her cottage on Grennelle Island.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams. Of
New York. are occupying the- cottage
at Fine View.
Mr. W. B. Woodbury., of New York;
Commodore James II Hammond, Mr..
/ 5. c.. Ormsbee, of New York; Mr..
Joseph Wittmann, of Morristown. N.
j., and Mr. D. c. Cox. of Syracuse, d.
rectors of the Thousand Islands Tele-
phone Company. held meeting at the
| Crossmon House last Thursda fol-
lowed by luncheon there. Mr.. Joseph
Wittmann entertained the same COM
nany at his home on the Isle of Pines
this week
Mr.. Palmer Garfield, of New York. is
at the Thousand Islands House. Other
New Workers there include Mr.. ard
/ Nrs, George Tiedenapn Mics Il N.,,o,