The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Women Active in
Out Door Sports
at ElizabethtOwn
Miss Margaret Goss Wins Ten
mis- Singles Tournament
Other Events.

Margaret Goss. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright d. Goss of New York anC
sister OF Miss Eleanor Goss noted WON.
an tennis player. was the winner of the
singles for women in the annual tennis
tournament on the courts at the Cobble
Hill Golg Club. defeating Miss Mar
garet Struse OF Brooklyn, 3-6, 60
SIS. Miss Goss. who is former an.
nuai member OF the Elixabethtown sum
mer colony. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Norton of Baltimore at Windy.
cliff.
Mr.. John Temple Graves. -Jr-. Of New
York, son OF Col. and Mrs. John Temple
Graves OF New York. was the winner OF
the mems singles, defeating his brother
Mr. Cothran c. Graves. in the finals
SIS. 6-3. 6-1, rs.
In the tombstone golf tournament for
women players Miss Barbara Abel of
Chicago was the winner, Miss Virginia
Ryder OF Charlotte. n. c.. being the
runner up.
Mr.. Benjamin Cltrin OF New York won
the driving contest. which was one Of the
concluding events In the Cobble Hiil
tournament.
East Orange at her Camp Sunshine here
on Friday. September /. brought sor-
row to many members of the Elizabeth
town summer colony. who had known
her as a friend for years. Miss Gilbert,
then Brooklyn school teacher. first
came to Elizabethtown In 1895.
Over Labor Day many OF the campers
had house parties Of friends up from
the cities, AT Ledgewood Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Lee Campo OF New York had with
them in addition to his brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Campo,
who recently arrived for an extended
stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bergman.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman warendorff, Mr..
and Mrs. James A. vanderveer and Mrs.
e. Kaufman, all OF New York.
Mrs. r. S. Adams of Pompton Lakes,
N. J., and New York, gave a merry mas
querade party at her camp for a number
of her friends. The award for the
most attractive costume went to Mrs
Frank A Stevens, who appeared as
bewitching bride In full bridal costume.
The award for the most iudicrous
makeup went to Mr.. Edward Schultz.
The judges were Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Brown and Mr.. William c. w. Du-
rand.
Mr.. Henry Baird OF Yonkers, who is
among recent arrivals, has joined Mrs.
Baird, sister OF Judge Augustus N.
Hand of New York, and their daugh-
ter. Miss Fermine, at the villa OF Mrs.
Baird's mother, Mrs. Richard L. Hand.
also OF Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis r. Evans OF New
York have been Joined at their cottage
by his brother and the latter's wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Evans. of New York
Mr.. Frank A. Munsey, who recently
arrived at his estate. Garondah. has this
week been on motor trip to Alexandria
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur n. Norton of
Baltimore, who are entertaining Miss
Margaret Goss of New York, also have
with them as their guest at Windycliff
Miss Mary II. Davenport of Richmond,
Va. cousin OF Mrs Norton.
Recently arrived members of the
Elizabethtown cottage colony include
Miss Fannie Kellogg OF New York, So
cial and financial secretary OF the Sea-
mans Church Institute, and her brothe.
Mr.. William S. kellogg Of Brooklyn.
who have Joined their parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Orlando Kellogg at the Kellogg
cottage where Mrs. William S. kellogg
and her daughter Eloise have been
sper ding the summer.
At Camp Onkobble. Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Ludlum OF Rosemont. Pa.
have been Joined by her brother, Mr..
Frank Pugh OF Boston. and by their
son, Stuart Ludlum. who has just re-
turned from European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Quinn of New
York. who have one OF the cottages at
the Milholland estate, are among those
remaining into September.
Mr.. Birnie c. Batcheller of New York,
who Is the guest at Meadowmount of
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Milholland,
Eavc a very interesting lecture last
Saturday evening In the parlors Of
the Windsor Hotel on the Discoveries
and Adventures OF the Norsemen." a
subject upon which he is regarded as
an authority.
Mr.. Daniel Nicoii. publisher OF the
New York Euenin1 Mol, spent Labor
Day with his wife and daughter at the
Windsor.
Among those arriving over the motor
Ian OF New York, who came from Sara
toga Springs and stopped at beers Head
Inn en- route to Hotel Champlain.
Recent hotel arrivals from New York
include at the Windsor: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. McCullum. Mr.. j. A. Rose Mr. and
Mrs. Henry l.. Joyce, Mr.. A. MacKen-
zie. Miss Mary Il. Ryan. Mr.. John f.
Nesry, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Morse,
Mrs. L. A. Snitkin. Miss H. r. Snitkin,
Mr.. N. McCaffery, Mrs. d. j. Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Robertson and
daughter. Miss M. Courtney. Mrs.
Nealin Calvin. Miss Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earl
Plummcr Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r..
Howe: at beers Head Inn. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Truck and sons. Mr.. John @.
Bradley, Mrs q. S. Meacham, Miss M.
Harrison. the Misses Phillips. Mr.. K. s.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Pennell,
Mr.. Charles Parsons, Mr.. A. j. Camp
bell. Mr.. Z. J. Matthews, MFR. and Mrs.
Sol Bloom. Miss Vera Bloom: at Brent
wood Inn. Mr.. w. T.. Thorndyke. Mr..
Charles n. Cox. the Misses Cox, Mr.
William II. Burns. Miss Burns, Mrs. J.
T. Kelly.