New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Sport and Social
Program Given for
Catskills Guests
Hundreds Turn Out for
Country Club Golf Tour
nament; Weekly Bridge
Luncheons Are Resumed
Sreciai p.shnfeE, to The rribnne

STAMFORD IN THE CATSKILLS.
N. Y, July 22. Bringing to close
week of activity. brilliant dances at the
Country Club, Churchill Hall, the New
Rexmere, the Westh olm and Greycourt
Inn were attended tonight by notable
gathering Of socially prominent per-
sons,
Stamford entertained it's greatest
holiday throngs thiy weeh, and there
was diversion a-plenty to make of the
lists. In addition to the brilliant sea
son of social activity which featured
the week the sporting card held every
possibility for recreation.
Among the outdoor affairs was the
golf tournament that featured the week
at the Stamford Country Club. Hun
dreds turned out for this event, COM
ing all the way from Roxbury, Mar
garetville, Oneonta and prattsville.
Among those who played were Mr.. J. J.
McCafferty, Mr.. M. j. Plunkett, Mr.. J.
II. Scully, Mr.. William Thorner of New
York City; Mr.. j. M. and Mr.. j. A.
normington, Of Elizabeth, N; j.; Mr.. j.
A. Clark, Mr.. Matthew de Angelo, DR..
A. B. Yurka, Mr.. w. Titchenor, Mr..
James Wooden, Mr.. II. C. Uler, Mr.. r.
S. Shipman, Mr.. John F. Flynn, Mr..
Frank Cowan, of New York City, and
Mr.. F. M. Drisko and Mr.. George B.
Knapp, of Waverly, N. Y.
Tennis devotees got back into the
game in earnest this week when
tournament play was resumed at the
New Rexmere Hotel courts Prizes
were awarded the winners in the vari-
Gus events.
The bridge luncheons which are to
be held weekly at the Country Club
also have been resumed Al play on
Wednesday were Mrs. George 4. Scott,
Mrs. H. A. Pitcher, Mrs. Charles T.
Telford, Mrs. Warren Honeywell, Mrs.
W. H. Millard, Mrs. G. A. Heckroth,
Mrs. G. Jackson and Mrs. Walter R.
Marble.
The Wednesday evening dancing
class, composed of members of the
young married set is now being formed
under the leadership of Mrs. Joseph
F. Belanger. Professor Ricardo E. Man
rique, Of the faculty of the Savage
School. New York, has been engaged
as instructor. The children's class
meets on Wednesday and Saturday
mornings at Churchill Hall under the
direction OF Miss Ilene Mitchell, Of
Columbia University.
Mrs. o. A. Preyer, Of New York City,
IS numbered among those who will
spend the season at Churchill Hall.
Others who are to sojourn there
throughout the season are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Goldsmith, Of Brooklyn; Mr. James
M. Sack, the Misses G. and K thinner
man, Mr.. G. G, Hannah, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Mahoney, Miss Della A. We'll,
Mrs. Sarah Hess and son, Mr.. Irving j.
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis R. White
more, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nichols,
Mrs. l.. Ingersoll, MIR. G. d. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. B. j. Carlin. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Bar
ber, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Miles, Mr..
and Mrs Martin Workman and Miss
Marjorie Workman, Robert c. Van Ider-
stine, Palmer E. Pierce, Mrs. w. J..
Young. G. P. Logan, Mrs. D. Knight,
Mrs. William G. Lorell Mr.. and Mrs
I Howard H. Deutsch and Stephen l.,
Deutsch, of New York City.
A party from New Haven. Conn,
stopping at the Madison, includes Mr.
and Mrs. George P. Fessinger, Mr.. and
Mrs: Frederick M. White, Miss Clarissa
2. White, Mr.. j. w. White and Mr..
Herbert ?. White. Other arrivals at
the same place include Mr. Thomas
D. Bowen, Mr.. Robert B. Gillie, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. H. Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward G. Damn, Miss Mabel Damn, Mr..
Harvey Damn, Mr. Douglas V. Evans
Mr.. Wilkin A. Evans, Mrs. Thomas
Evans, Mr.. James P. Warren, Miss
Elaine Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. James
P. Warren, Miss Katherine Kent. of
New York City.
At the New Rexmere Hotel are Fred
Lewis, Of Bridgeport, Conn; Mr. and
Mrs. ). s; MeClurg, Greenwich, Conn;
Mr.. Irving Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Abrahams, Miss Rhea Abrahams, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham, Mrs.
Clara M. Bride and daughter, Mr.. ST.
mon Alexander, Mrs. Harold Frank
Mr.. Robert Frank, Miss Sara Bear,
Miss Mary Kleco, Mr.. S. P. Hinckley,
Mrs. s. J. Rogers, Mr.. Harry Kehoe,
Mrs. G. Shepard, Mrs. A l.. living. Mr.
and Mrs. R. T. French, Of New York
City
The two children of Mr.. John F.
Kelly, Dean and Marion, of Palm
Beach, Fla, and Scarsdale, n. Y, are
sojourning at the Spruceland Other
registrants at the same hostelry in
clude Mrs. J. ]. O'Connell and Miss
Olive O'Connell, of New York; Mr.
Edward Dempsey, of New Rochelle, and
Mr.. Leo Nash, Of Stamford, Conn.
An interesting family group at
Brooklyn Hall is made up of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Van Muller and daughters,
the Misses Charlotte, Flora and Lii
lian, of Flushing, L. T.
Sojourning at Maple Rest are Mrs.
William J. Mclaughlin, Miss Kathryn
Mclaughlin, of Bronx; Joseph Lane,
New York City; Miss Lydia march,,
4onkers, and John Lynn, of New Ro-
chelle.
Mrs. B. 7. Barnes and daughter, Miss
Frances Barnes, of Jamaica, L. l., are
stopping at the Ivanhurst.
Miss Field Rec0mes Rr;de