The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Polo Is Chief Attraction
At the Thousand Islands
Matches Throughout Week Drew Large Crowds and
Presence Of Visiting Players Occasion for Many Parties
Dinner for Backers Of Waterway Project.

N. Y; Williston Manley of Canton.
N. Y; l.. Pick OF Buffalo. N. Y: James
w. hickey of Poughkcepsie. N. Y: o.
G. Russell Of Washington. d. c.. John
l.. Harper OF Niagara Falls. N. Y. A;
George r. Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Paul A. Schoelkoff of Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
DR.. F. II. Mosler and Miss Edith
Mosler of New York are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Fl. Frank at
their villa on Cherry Island.
Mr.. Martin McVoy Of New York is the
guest of Mr.. j. Norris Oliphant at his
cottage at the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who
spent the summer at their beautiful
villa at the Thousand Islands. located in
the Canadian Channel on Wellesley Is
land, went by automobile Monday to
Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Their early depar-
ture was occasioned by the fact that
their villa here was totally destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning. The Right
Rev. Herbert Shipman, ID. D.. suffragan
bishop OF the diocese of New York city,
and Mrs. Shipman. who had been at
Arcadia. the Bradley villa, for some
time. departed by train for New York
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Powell and their
little daughter. Robin. of New York. are
the guests os Mrs. Powells father. Mr..
c. Leverett Hayden. on Hayden Island.
Miss Frances Dewart, the daughter Of
the Rev. William II. Dewart, rector Of
the Paul Revere Church In Boston, who
was the guest for the last few weeks at
the home of J. ID. Reid at Rockport. Is
sojourning for a fortnight at the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Dewart, at Keewaydin. Miss
Dewart only, recently returned from
school in Paris.
One of the most interesting affairs of
the summer was the costume party
given at the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club last week. Rear Commodore w.
Langdon Hayden had the event In
charge, and the decorations were un-
usual in character. Among the cos
tuners were Miss Helen Eggleston. in
costume of the period OF 1890. Blair
Gordon. rs brigand; Mrs. George g.
Boldt. in black and white silk fancy
dress costume; Miss Jane Stafford.
/ dressed as a Japanese woman OF the
nobility: Rear Commodore Hayden. as
Mephistopholes. and Mrs. G. NJ. Englis
and Miss Ruth Englis. dressed as Indian
squaws.
who was formerly Miss Mary Morelanc
OF pittsburgh, Is the guest OF Mrs
on Wellesley Island.
Miss Josephine Sampers OF New Yort
is the guest of Miss Eleanor Gibbons
for the remainder OF the summer.
The Thousand Islands polo tourna.
ment Ia being well attended. The Thou
sand Islands won the cups offered by
Commodore James II. Hammond. or
that day also the second match for tbs
cup offered by Mrs. Lucy Hin OF New
York was played and Myopia's team de-
feated Montreal by a score OF to 5
Fridays match was between Buffalo and
the Thousand Islands and victory wen'
to Buffalo by score OF l3 10 3. This
match was also played for the Hill cup
Saturdays match was between Myopis
and Toronto and Myopias four won by
score OF 10 TO .. Myopia defeated
Buffalo Monday in the finals for the
IIil cup and individual trophies by d
score OF to g. The second match or
Monday was the third event for th'
wellesley Island cups and the contest.
ants were Montreal and the Thousand
Islands. The Thousand Islands won BY
score of 10 8.
Mrs. C. w. Fitch and Miss GLADYS
warburton Of New York are the guest,
OF Mrs. william H. warburton at hel
Thousand Island cottage.
Among the New Workers. at the Thou
sand Island House are Miss Mary y
Russell. Miss Mary l.. Keefer, Miss Dor
othy Harrison, Mrs James Barrett. Mis-
! T.. r. Barrett, Mr.. A. NJ. Wall. Mrs.
r.. Allen. Mrs. y. s. Allen. Mrs. J. Barro
wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y
Allen. Miss Dorothy Allen. Mr. and Mrs
r.. s. Goetz and Miss Dorothy Goets.
Mr.. Charles Eaton Of New York is :
guest at the Crossman House Othe
New Workers. there are Mr.. and Mrs
James white Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Bucitncr. Mr. and Mrs VIII
Burr and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lewis Whitner