The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Dinner Dance in
Misquamicut Club
at Watch Hill
Play Of Jesse Sweetser and
Ashbel Green, Jr., Features
Weeks Golfing.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WATCH HILL, r. l., Aug. 12.-Several
hundred members attended the dinner
dance at the AIisquamicut Golf Club on
last Saturday evening. Among those
who entertained at dinner parties on
that evening were Mrs. George r.
Nichols and Mrs. James Evans, Jr., OF
New York city: Charles H. Johnson
of Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Charles
T.. Sherman of Westerly. r. t. Mrs.
Frank Hibbard Of Chicago. Ill. /:
Mrs. Clarence L. Whitney of Hartford.
Conn; Robert Darling of Simsbury.
Conn. Roy A. Hunt and Mrs. w. c..
Robinson OF Pittsburgh. Pa. and Don
NJ. Campbell of Providence, r. T.
On Sunday Isaac 7. Harter Of Dongan
Hills. Staten Island, N. Y, entertained
at luncheon, and Monday Mrs. Raynham
Townshend of New Haven. Conn, gave
tea for seventy-five guests.
Tuesday Mrs. Harvey d. Cowee of
New York, Mrs. Robert Barrie of Haver-
ford. Pa, and Mrs. T.. p. Morris of Phil
adelphia entertained at parties, and
Wednesday Mrs. George II. Barbour of
Detroit. Mich, gave luncheon for fifty.
A thrilling exhibition of golf was
StdSNd last koliiludy dll6IHOOil at the CiuD,
when Jesse Sweetser, metropolitan cham
pion. and Ashbel Green, Jr., of New
York city defeated Maurice Kearney
the club professional. and Henry Rous-
seau. Jr., of Woonsocket, r. l., by / up.
The game was even until the final hole.
when the Sweetser-Green team won by
a stroke.
Fly to Resort.
Walter E. Hope, accompanied by
Howard p. Homans and Fielding Jack
son OF New York, made the trip from the
metropolis to Watch Hill by airplane
last Friday afternoon. The start from
the Hudson River was made at lis
and the machine landed safely in Little
Narragansett Bay at so.
Mrs E. w. Gillett and Mrs. f. l..
Lutz have taken the Kabbabbian cot
tage for few weeks. Mrs. Lutz is
prominent in Oyster Bay and New York
and is chairman of the Near East Relief
Committee.
Senator Truman II. Newberry has ar
rived from Washington, ID. c., to spend
few days at his cottage, Redtop.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Dewing of Hart
ford, Conn. have arrived to spend the
remainder OF the season with Mrs. Fran
els z. Allen, at The Breakers.
The union service at the Watch Fill
chapel this Sunday will be conducted
by the Rev. James !. Vance. ID. D.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
of Nashville, Tenn. The memorial flow
ers for the altar will be from Mrs. Harry
Darlington of Pittsburgh, Pa. resi-
dent of the resort for many seasons.
The Misses Retta e. and Clara L.
McGrath OF Brooklyn have left for
their summer home en- the Jersey coast,
after a short visit with friends here.
The weekly elimination dance at the
Plimpton Hotel was won this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walbridge of
Brooklyn.
Yacht Club Meeting.
At a recent meeting of the Watch
Hill Yacht Club plans were made for
the construction of club house on the
Watch Hill wharf in Little Narragan-
sett Bay, and the plans for the proposed
building have been drawn by the T. A.
Scott Company of New London, Conn.
The annual meeting of the club will be
held on August Is.
Arrivals from New York city at the
Ocean House include Mrs. Betsy G.
Judd, r. Clarence Dorsett. the Misses
Ella l.. and Carolyn III. Dorset, Mrs
Howard o. Lamason and Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo Daniels. Other arrivals include
Mrs. M. +. Crouch and Mrs. S. +. Gallo.
way of The Bronx; Mrs. Margaret Will
son. Miss Nora MacCurdy and Thomas
MacCurdy of Pleasantville, N. Y; Mr.
and Mrs. G. o. Walbridge, Mrs. J. NJ
Cantwell and Miss Eileen Cantwell OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. John Heard OF Boston,
Mass; Misses Helen Z. Ney, Anna L.
Jones and Ida M. Huxford of Utica
N Y: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bowles OF
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
VIZ
Sands of Cambridge. Mass. and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Ayres of Bennington, VT.