The New York herald., 1922-06-11
CoIonists Begin to
Open Cottages at
Thousand Islands
TIrs. Thomas Fenton Taylor
and Miss Taylor Among
Early Arrivals.

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w colony increase daily at this
resort Already established in their
cottages for the season are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward N. Burns. Mr.. John De-
vine and Mr.. William Devine Burns
of New York, who are occupying their
place on the Canadian side. The last
named is a member of the thousand
Islands polo team and one of the most
expert of the younger players.
Mrs. Thomas Fenton Taylor Of 1So
East Sixty-seventh street, New York,
opened Club Island early in June,
where she has been joined by her
daughter, Miss Margaret H. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Cohde, who
passed the winter at the Waldorf
Astoria, are at their cottage on En-
chanted Island. Mr.. Conde has had
his steam yacht, the Corinthia, put in
commission and contemplates a fish,
ing trip to Collins Bay next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Frank of
New York We're among the early ar
rivals. They will pass the summer at
their house on Cherry Island, which
they purchased last summer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Johnson and the
latter's sister. Miss NJ. G. Rogers or
the New Weston Hotel, New York, ar
rived Saturday and are at Rosette, the
villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson P. Rose
of New York, which they have leased.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson own one of the
large places in the winter colony at
Augusta, Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Alyan Markle Of Hazel
hurst, Pa, again have leased the Gil
tert<. T. Rafferty, villa on Imperial
Island. With the Markle family will be
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Alvan Markle. Jr., and their
daughter; Mrs. W.. NJ. Barnard.
Motion Pictures for Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Langdon Hayden
of los West Fifty-ffth street. New
York, will arrive next Friday, and open
their cottage on Hayden Island. Mrs.
Hayden is the chairman Of the motion
picture committee of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club, and has obtained
advance releases for the entertainment
Of the members-the runnings to be
given on every Monday evening during
the summer, following the formal open
ing of the Yacht Club. on Saturday.
July l.
Mr.. and Mrs Amiel De Planaue Of
New York, will join her mother and
sister. Mrs S.. S. McClelland and Miss
Sarah McClelland at Shady Covert this
naenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Downey of
fenafiy. N. j., again have leased the
Tennis House, and will be there soon.
3heir yacht, the Kismet. will be In COM
uission next week.
Commodore and Mrs. James H. Ham
mond of Pittsburgh arrived at the
hedges to-day. Joining them later will
ue their son-in-law and daughter. tDr.
and Mrs Eugene I. Pitcairn and Mr..
4nd Mrs. J. Sydney Hammond of Pitts
&irgh.
sMr. Ewing L. Rafferty,. of $40 Park
Avenue. New York, has opened his cot
, 6ge He will be joined by Mrs Raj
Arty next Saturday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Post OF l22
East Thirty-ninth street, New York.
Hili take possession of their cottage on
acow Island next Saturday. They will
Be accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Fannie Post, and will be Joined later by
their other daughter, Mrs. Philip Brew
Ser of New York.
Commodore and Mrs. C. NJ. Englis.
Miss Ruth Englis and Mr.. John Englis.
d will arrive within the next ten days
At the Thousand Island Country Club
. The former Ambassador to Austria.
Frederic Courtland Penfield and Mrs
Penfieid of 7S7 Fifth avenue. New York,
have again leased Hopewell Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boldt and
their daughters. Misses Manuelita and
Louise Boldt, who have passed the win
ter In Santa Barbara. are expected at
The Birches next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Wheeler
Of 214 West Seventy y-second street, New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. William T..
Dewart Of New York who opened Kee-
Way-Den June 1, bring with them their
daughter Mary and sons. William Il.
Bewart, Jr, and Thomas Wheeler
Dewart. Mr. Dewart returned to New
Cork Monday. but will come back for
the season within short time.
Links Ready for Early Golfers.
The links at the Thousand Islands
Country Club have been prepared for
the use of the early golfers. The green's
committee for the summer Is composed
6f Mrs w. Fellowes Morgan of New
York. Mrs. Elisha p. Wilbur. Jr.. of
South Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. w. N. Ban
nard of Hazleton,L Pa, Mr.. +. Men.
Bacon; Sd. of New York and Mr.. Samuel
Dalzill OF Pittsburgh. Mrs. Morgan is
at present the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club. champion
The tennis courts. both at the Yacht
Club and at the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club, have been put in excellent
condition
Mrs. Carrie S. Hasbrouck. OF 131 West
Seventy-sixth street. New York, who
spent the last fortnight here, at her cot
tage on Manhattan Island. has returned
10 New York. but Is expected to arrive
for the summer on June 90 She will
have with her for the season her grand
? son, Mr.. Lee NJ. Rumsey, Jr., and her
granddaughter, Miss Mary Rumsey. Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Hasbrouck of New
York will join his mother at her cot
fage early next month.
~ William III. Warburton, who opened
the Crossmon House the latter part Of
May. will open the Thousand Islani
House on June 10. Miss Gertrude War
burton arrived last Monday. and Mrs.
Warburton will join her husband the
middle % June.
. Frank l.. Raymond has the Marsden
Snd the Monticello ready for the recep-
fion OF many patrons during the sum-
naer.
r. III. Inglehart OF watertown, who 10
the proprietor of the Westminster Hotel,
at Westminster Park. expects 10 open
that hotei, as usual. about June 25.
Henry l.. Samson, the manager Of the
Murray Hill Hotel, at Murray Isle, near