The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Special Dispatch to THE New ronK rtrnALr

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. June "a.
n TUMEROUS preparations for
I'M special entertainment by way
of house parties and dinners
at the Yacht Club are planned for the
Fourth of July. Among those who will
have large number of guests at that
time are Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Markle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Conde and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Frazer. The formal
opening of the Yacht Club will take
place next Saturday evening, with a
large dinner-dance. and, as usual, by
the arrival Of independence Day the
season here will be in full swing.
Many sport and athletic events are
planned at Alexandria Bay, including
trap shooting and motor boat races.
There will be an automobile parade.
fireworks. bait casting contests and
various other events. Prizes totaling
$4,000 have been offered to the win
ners.
Mr.. Charles e. johnson, who has
taken the cottage on Rosette Island,
and Mr.. Alfred Costello, who is at the
Chalet, the new annex to the Thousand
Islands Country Club, have recently
been elected members Of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club. Others elected
were Mr.. Oliver Smith of Chevy Chase,
Md; Mr.. John Hanan Of Ogdensburg,
Mr.. A. F. Woodward. Mr.. c. w. Camp
bell. Mr.. ] e. Campbell. Mr.. B. Tag
gart and DR.. J. F. McCaw Of Water
town. Entertaining there at luncheon
recently were Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Ber-
dan Of New York. Mr.. ]. Norris OIL
phant and Mr.. L. II. Cornwall of Water
| town.
Opening Their Cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Vandegrift Of
Washington are expected to arrive at
their villa, Long Rock, the first of the
week.
Lieut.. Commander Hewlett Thebaud
| OF New York Is at the McCawley cot
| tage on Grindstone Island Mr. w. A.
Whiting Of New York is occupying his
| summer residence on the island.
Commodore and Mrs w. ]. Greeu OF
| Utica arrived last week and are at
| their cottage on Watch Island.
| eral, has again leased cottage at Point
Vivian.
| Mrs. s. j. Titus. who was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. 8. S. McClelland
Of Shady Covert, has departed for her
home in Pittsburgh. Mrs. G. r. Palmer
of New York. another daughter. will
arrive next week to pass July and Au-
gust here. Miss Dorothy MacMichael Of
New York. Mr.. w. J. Jones and Mr.. A.
Gilmartin are guests at the McClelland
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Boldt and
their daughters, Misses Manuelita and
Louise Boldt, will arrive July !. The
Boldts passed the winter at Santa Bar
| bara, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mcintyre OF
New York are expected next week at
| Imperial Island to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alvan Markle Mr. Robert Stark, Miss
Elizabeth Stark and Miss Louise Wolfe
| of Wilkes Barre are also expected.
Mrs. Carrie S. Hasbrouck of 131 West
Seventy-sixth street. opened her cottage
on Tuesday.
The Very Rev. Raymond Meagher Of
ST. Patrick's Cathedral, who was the
guest over the week end of Father Nd.
e. Fogarty. has returned to New YORK.
Mrs. Ewing L. Rafferty, OF $40 PARK
avenue. Is expected to-day to join MT
Rafferty, at their cottage.
Among the Golfers.
Golflng daily at the Thousand Islands
Country Club this week were Mr.. c.
Leverett Hayden. Mr.. Ewing l.. Raf-
ferty. Mr.. Charles Z. johnson and Mr..
]. Norris Oliphant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Eggleston OF
335 West Seventy-sixth street, New
York, will open their cottage. 1dlewild.
to-day. They will have with them next