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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
PLOWS TRAVEL
II SESSIONSTO
CRAB 7-3 CANE
Pitcher Minor Displays Real Class
in Second of Games With
knoxville,
Especial to The Argusl

Knoxville. Tenn, April 2i-Mo-
line Three Eye leaguers evened the
two-game series with the Knoxville
club by winning yesterday after.
Moons contest. to 3, in u innings
of pastiming. The PIows scored fopr
runs in the 18th session.
Minor went the entire route on
the mound for Moline, allowing
only eight hits. The Flows al
tackled a pair of Knoxville hurlers
for Is safe blows, one a home run
by McDonough.
Moline today is scheduled to plsv
in Lexington, KY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

IhTee-Dase Nus = SWensOn, Me-
jerle. Two-base hits - Jelinek,
Lowe, Church. Sacrifice hits-Nor-
ton, Lowe (2), Babb Stolen bases
-Haase, Wire. Double play-Jeli-
mex to Babb. Struck out-By Hol-
den, 2: by Bevens, 1; by Church, 2,
by Atkinson, l; by Craig, /; by Dill
lon, l; by Haddick, l. Bases on
balls-Off Holden, 3; off Church, 2;
off Atkinson, 8; off Craig, |; off
Dillon, /. Hit by pitched ball
Goodrich, Downey, Carlson; Pass
ed balls-Michaels, 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
FULTON KNOCKS ROPFR.

Denver, April 21.-Fred Fulton,
Rochester. Mimi. knocked out Bob
Roper, Chicago. in the fourth of a
scheduled 12-round bout.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

60 g
E7Es# A FOB THE
GAMES SAKE
sY LANRENcE FERRY

What will the colleges west of
the Alleghenies do about the
strengthening of the foul rule
which was brought about at the
recent meeting of the basketball
committee? From the west had
come a forceful suggestion that the
foul rule be abandoned. Officials III
the middle west have always per-
mitted much more latitude in the
matter of personal contact, BODY
checking and the like. than east
ern arbiters. Indeed, so marked
has this been as to bring about
radical difference in the sort OF
game played in the two sections.
At the rules meeting western
basketball interests were repre-
scented only by Chicago's delegates
two men out of a possible 700.
Does this mean that the middle
west intends to proceed hereafter
on its own hook? The question
will probably be answered shortly.
Cyril Tolley's drive to the 18th
hole in the recent Oxford-Cam-
bridge golf match in England, is
still the talk of British golfers.
The hole is dog-legged over a high
ridge of sand dunes and as played
by the ordinary golfer it measures
426 yards. Tolley drove straight
for the green, which cannot be seen
from the ridge, and the ball fin
ished 76 PAGES from the flag. Gu
riously the ball struck the top of
the ridge and glanced straight over
on its course to the green.
On this course. Tolley. playing
from the seventh to the eighth hole,
45S yards, went five yards past the
green with a prodigious drive and
light iron shot.
OF course nothing scientific is
proved by tremendous drive over
a links. Just the same there is a
heart thrill when such a wallop is
delivered and every golfer had
driving story in his anecdotal
equipment. Rockwell Stephens
submits the name of W. c. Caldwell
of Pana, ILL.,, as the champion of
all drivers. Or at least, he says
that Caldwell admits he is. 1t
seems that in 1917 Caldwell was
playing over the Midland course at
St. Louis and overdrove the fifth
hole by five yards. That hole meas
ures 4S1 yards. Whee!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
LYNCH-MFNDEI DRAW.

Philadelphia, April 81. - Joe
Lynch, New York and Jimmy Men
del, Philadelphia. bantamweights,
boxed an eight round draw.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21
LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 1.
Pittsburgh, 10; st. Louis, 5.
New York. s; Brooklyn. 1.
Philadelphia Boston, wet grounds.
American League.
Chicago, 4; ST. Louis, ?.
Cleveland, 5; Detroit, 4.
Boston, Is; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 10; Washington, 3.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

Graphite may be used in place
of soapstone as lubricant be-
tween tire and inner tube,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-21

The mucilage on United States
postage stamps is made of sweet
potatoes.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mrs, Deuby and thelr little family will
not come 20 the capital until the end
of September.
The Secretary OF Agriculture. MIR.
Henry c. Wallace, was Joined at Ward
man Park Hotel Tuesday morning by
Mrs. Wallace and their younger daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Wallace, and the Secre-
tary of the Interior was Joined during
the week by Mrs. Hoover. who had
spent some weeks In the Middle West.
Miss Wallace will 20 to Baltimore next
week preparatory TO entering Goucner
College, where she ts student. Miss
Mary Wallace, On older sister, Is abroad
and may remain until snow flies. This
will leave Miss Allsa Mellon, daughter
of the Secretary Of the Treasury, as
the only young woman OF the Cabinet
in Washington.
BY the end OF October the Presidents s
family Will probably assemble in
Washington as an entire body, but the
diplomats will not return in considera-
bic numbers until the first and second
weeks in November.
The Vice President and Mrs, Coolidge
are not expected in Washington until
shortly before Congress convenes IN
December, unless the President should
make the much -talked-of call for an
extra session in the middle Of Novem-
Der. When they left Washington Il
was the plan OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge
20 maintain their quarters at the New
willard, where they have lived since
the Inauguration OF President Harding.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Upper st. Regis Lake Colony
Unifes 10 Revive YACHTING

Specie! Dispatch TO The Tribune
PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Sept. 2S.--To
insure development and conservation
of the natural beauties Of tho region
as we'll as to guarantee protection Of
their own extensive property interests
camp owners on the Upper St. Regis
Lake have united IN organizing the
Upper. st. Regis Property Owners AS
soclation. The association has been
incorporated under the laws of New
York State and permanent organization
Will be effected before the outset Of
another summer season.
An important feature of the work TO
be undertaken by the association will
pc maintenance OF mutual fire pro.
lection system to guard against fire in
the camps. Also the association will
Cooperate with the state police to in
sure the protection Of the camps
against burglaries during the fall and
winter months. One of the principsl
endeavors Of the new association will
DC an attempt to next season perma
nently revive interest in yachting on
the Upper st. Regis. For many wears
the Upper st. Regis Yacht Club was the
leading organization Of its kind in the
Adirondacks, and the weekly races un-
oer the auspices of the club were very
sr-~ s"Se @A&AA6. 1uS AAJ9 BIZ. AnEor
Phelps Stokes was commodore OF the
CLUB, and the late Mr.. Simeon j. Drake.
Of New York. head of the race co1nmit.
tee. A determined effort is to be made
to revive interest in races under the
auspices OF the club.
Among prominent camp owners who
are counted on to aid in fulfillment OF
the aims Of the Upper st. Regis Prop
erry owners Association are DR.. Wal
ter B. James. Mrs. Whiteiaw Reid. Mr..
Ogden Reid, Mr.. Herbert Lee Pratt. MIR.
and Mrs. T. II. Hutton, Mr.. Francis
Louis Slade, Or. A.. +. Chace, Mr.. A. w.
Durkee and Mr.. Robert FORSYTH Little.
Under the direction of Mr.. Deyereux
Emmett and Mr. Emil Block work
upon the new cighteen-hole coursa Of
the st. Regis River Golf Club, which
has obtained considerable start, will
be carried as far as possible this fall.
DeIng resumed in the early spring.
:, Mr. and Mro. w. f. irwin, OF Rye. and
Mr.: and Mrs. Andrew J. Shiland. Of
oedarhurst, who remain with MIR. VIII
liam ". McAlpin at Camp Wyndover,
on Spitfire Lake, are among the lats
representatives of the camp colony an
the St, Regis chain Of lakes.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Tennis Stars VIII PLAY
In Westchester To-day
Club 90 Give First Annual I'm.
vitation Mems Doubles
Tournament

Westehester and Fairfield County
residents have rare treat in store
Tor them to-day when the WestchesseT
Biltmore Club holds its first annual in.
vltation mems ducbles tournament. an
event sanctioned by the National Asso-
citation. Many players of the East, in
Guiding Mr.. William r. Tilden I'd, and
Mr; vincent Richards, Will be seen in
action: In all. there will be a field Of
sixty,-fcnr players, including members
Of the Davis Cup team. Last nieht
there was brilliant gathering at the
dinner dance, while in another part Of
the club the tennis players were +ba
guests Of Mr.. John Nee. Bowman a.
testimonial dinner rendered the mem
bers Of the Davis Cup team, the East
sno West teams, the players entered in
the tournament and the officials Of fba
National and Metropolitan Tennis
Association.
Members Of the Westchester Bilt-
more are interested in the caddv
tournament, the winner of which is -
DO sent 20 Chicago to participate In tha
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
I'm Westchester County
Miss Mary E. Nichols to Become Bride of Mr. Sagan
October g.; Shower Given for
Miss Murray

One Of the most brilliant weddings
OF the season will take place on the
evening OF October 6, when Miss Mary
Elizabeth Nichols of Ia Cole Terrace,
New Rochelle, becomes the bride of
Mr.. Gerald Allen Sagan.
The marriage will take place at the
Wykagyl Country Club, New Rochelle,
one of the centers of social activity In
Westchester, and several hundred
guests will be present.
Miss Nichols is the daughter Of Mr..
James c. Nichols. Mr.. Sagan is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew J. Sagan, of
6l0 Riverside Drive. The ceremony,
which will be performed by the Rev,
Father Michael Larkin, of st, Gabriel's
Church, New Rochelle, will be followed
by reception at the club
Miss Eleanor Sinsabaugh, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Sinsabaugh, of
100 Hillside Avenue, New Rochelle, en-
tertained at bridge last Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of the engagement of
Miss Nichols. The guests included
Misses Louise De Rochemont. Marion
hill, Helen Maple, Ida Evans, Virginia
Nichols, Dola Ross, Alice Dixon, Mary
Juhl, airline Raymond, and Adelaide
barton, Out of town guests were: Mrs.
Reginald Tunney (nee Marion Alvord).
of New York City; Miss KATHRYN
Schantz, of Larchmont; Miss Doris
Waldvogel' of Pelham, and Miss Doris
Mayhem, OF Merchantville, N. J.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Vail, dauebter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Vail, of Peters
vile Road, New Rochelle, gave a
Dfldge and shower in honor of Miss
susan susan Margaret. Murray, daughter of
S Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Murray, of
stephenson Park, who is to be married
or October a to Mr.. George Thomas
Clayton, of Mount Vernon.
The guests from New RocheIle vera
Misses Phyllis Heron, Katherine Mur-
ray, Eleanor Patterson, Dorothy ,Dealv.
Helena Van Zelm, Helen McHarg'
Helen Martin, Marion Entz. Marearet
Christie, Billie Olcott, Mary Mason
and Gladys Withrow. Those from o,,t
OF town were Misses Jean and Isahai
Ryan, Of Pelham; Miss Marie Sanion
OF Pelham; Miss Agnes Wellinp. ~
Long Beach; Miss Dorothy McCarthv
OF Newark, and Miss Elsie Farrell ~
Hyde Park. CAP VI
Prominent among the fall enpses.
nents n' Is that of Miss May Eloise
quinn, GS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ctn - %ulnns or II st. Joseph
sSotaes; so, New Rochelle. TO Mr.. William
oammls Coles, of Mamaroneck, Tha
wedding will take place this autnmn , ne
-, Larchmont society has O. new 4aa
1he center of attraction at nresa,t H.
the Bonnie Briar Country Club. for'
merry the Edward Lyman estate INV,
one On Of the most superb golf clubs lJm in
~, ~ mes1chester. 1t connists of a yelv
ttmpoSing IN clubhouse of Tudor architec.
sro,,,d oqdT, WIN i'm sporty links laid out on
tural golf possibilities. WIN ha-
!, bonnie Briar Country Club will bs
'he center of many social activities '
,r.; Inc entertainment committee of sbs
er1 University Club of Mount Vernon ''s is
unanaraing s. on a more elaborate nro.
@'am ior the year 1923 than that Of
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

last season. The first large affair will
usher in the season on November 20,
Thanksgiving Eve, by means of a for
mal dance, held either at the West
Chester Woman's Club. or the new
Bailey Park Country Club of Mount
Vernon. Plans for the other three
events have not yet been announced.
The links of Wykagyl Country Club.
New. Rochelle, were dotted with en-
thusiastic golfers last Saturday. The
event Of the day, eighteen holes, ham
dicap, individual match play, was won
by Mr.. George 3. Luhman, of New
Rochelle. Mr.. r. F.. Mamlok, of Pei
ham, carried away the sweepstakes
Glass A, while sweepstakes Class r
was won by DR.. F. d. Merchant, of New
Rochelle.
The formal opening Of the new
Bailey Park Country Club, of Mount
Vernon, will take place some time next
month. a smoker" was held at the
club last week, which is only one Of
the many events scheduled for the fall
season. An informal dance. given bv
the officers and board of governors on
Thursday evening, attracted MANY of
the younger set from stuhester.
There will be many social activities
az the Mount Vernon Country Club
this season, and plans are being made
for, program which will include sew
erai dinner dances next month.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Everett Brooks of
Mount Vernon, have returned from 81
SIX weeks, trip to the Middle West ard
Atlantic City. N''' '''''
Mr.. Bronson Purdy. Mr.. n q sw;f+
jr., Mr.. Crandal Cloyes and Mr.. Charlos I.. !.
Adams, of Mount Vernon. have entered
Mnercersburg Academy, Mesccrgb1rr
At recent meeting the Woman,s
Club OF Peekskill planned several
fall functions, among which is a dinner
at which prominent speaker m
women's club affairs will be heord
and card party to be given at fbe
nome OF Mrs. Hubbell, Orchard Street
on September %. -
rians also were discussed for tho
IIortncomlng convention of the State
held in New York. ~ D'
Mr. and Mira. Berford Seaich Oakley.
OF Loretta Avenue, Larchmont viii
leave here soon for New YORK wbere ",,,
1hey expect to remain throughout the
~ invitations were issued this weels hv
E MI. and Mrs. John Joseph Twohey. of
porest ores, Heights, New Rochelle, for the
mar marriage 9 OF their daughter, Miss Kath-
Cor 1 c,Iast nmohey, to Mr.. Edwin Hunting
New Rochelle. >'1eS'' o1
Inc wedding will take place ON Sat-
nrday October 81, at Christ Chnreh [ser
Z rpelnam, and will be performed by tba
Rev. John McV. Haight. = SA'
Or; and Mrs. H. F. Hart and Mrs G
.. knlght and daughter, olive, ~
rseksklil, are motoring through Can
chaito Mr, and Mrs. j. H. Foley, of Port
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Mozart Society Choral
Rehearsal OH October Z
Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell To Be
Guest of Mrs. Charles G..
sSpanser at Club

The FIRST rehearsal Of The choral Of
the New York Mozart Society, Mrs.
Noble Mcdonnell president, will be held
on Saturday, October 2, az tho Hotel
Astor. The organization will have It's
first morning musical, breakfast and
dance on Saturday, November d.
Mrs. Charles G. Spanier will enter
tain Mrs. Mcconnell tomorrow at the
Sc. Albans Golf Club In connection
With the metropolitan tournament
there.
Mrs. Mcdonnell viii have as her
guest at the Scarsdale Coli and Coun-
try Club, from October IL TO Is, Mrs.
Owen j. McWillisms, prominent
member Of the Mozart Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell are guests
over the week end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. schmalholz at Hartsdale, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Prominent on List of
Arrivals at Hotel Traymore

Among the prominent arrivals 8. Tbs
Hotel Traynore, Atlantic City, ffosl
New York, arc Mr. and Mrs. L =.
Coughlan, Mrs. John II. Flsgler, ~
and Mrs. Edward F. Cole, My. and Mrs.
John {. Robinson, Mrs. Lettie Hows.'
Mac Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs John Liyings;er J
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. Danforth, Mrs ~
u. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Z, VS.
son, Mrs. L. l.. Raynor and Miss =,
Rsynor. Miss Kathryn Holmes, Mr.. aas
Mrs. J. II. Craig, and many others.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Miss Evangeline Clark's
Engagement Announced

Mrs. Catherine L. Clark, Of 24s
kidgewood venue, South Orange. an
nounces g, the engagement of her daugh
1sr. EVangellne,. to Mr.. Herbert B.
and or the late Mr.. Greeff. New Yorlr
City and Quogue, L. /. Miss Evancelina
is daughter Of the late Georee W W
Clark, New York and South orsnra
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
MIR. Dudley w. L. Hawkins
Has Returned From Errnnx.

Mr.. Dudley William Lloyd Hawkins
has returned from spending the sum
mer in Europe, and after two weeks
with his parents at their fishing and
hunting camp in northern Maine he
Will return to Yale University.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Mrs. Crowell Returns TO Town

Mrs. 7. Hedges Crowell. first vice
president OF the Legislative Lssgns
has closed her summer camps Nsfs
Crest, ct Far Rockaway, and retuynes
to her Fifth Avenue residence, wnsts
she plans to entertain extensively ssi
winter.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Miss Ethel Thompson. of 80 Espla-
made Avenue, New Rochelle, left for
Abbott Academy, Andover, Mass, on
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ferris and Jack
Ferris, of New Rochelle, are cruising
the Great Lakes on the Juniata.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.. Kenneth Cameron, Of Highland
Park, New Rochelle, is spending sew
eral weeks in Washington, d. c.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
"Chick" Evans caddy tournament.
The nn1R nn,,van hnn hmm rntrnn.

"Chick" Evans caddy tournament
The golf course has been patron
ICED all week and many enjoy
able luncheons and dinners have
been held. Club members are inter
ested in the worlds golf classic to be
played here Saturday. October Z, be-
tween Gene Sarasen, national American
and open professional champion, and
Walter Hagen, British open champion.
Among those seen at tho club during
the week were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
V. G. RuSton, Miss Becky Lanier. Mrs
George Lauder ir., Mrs. Eugene NJ,
Moore. Mr.. Robert Law jr., Mr.. Court
landt c. Clarke, Mrs. Margaret D. Coe,
Mr.. Eustace Conway, Mrs. Rufus B.
Cowing, Mr.. Eliot Cross, Mr.. b. M.
Crosthwaite, Mr.. Eustace de Cordova,
Mr. Findlay S. Douglas, Mr.. j. G,
Fletcher, Mr.. Frederic N, Gilbert, Mr..
Joseph f. Haggerty.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Miss Virginia McNeilly and Miss
Lotia Ross, of Seaford, Del, have been
visiting Miss Addie Barton, Cole Ter
race, New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

William I. jackson, Of New Roch ellie,
started for Cornell University on Sun
d.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Frederick Wenck, Of New Rochelle,
left Monday morning for Dartmouth
College.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Judge J. Addison Young and family,
of New Rochelle, are at their cottage
at Riyerhead, L. l., for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Thompson and
family, Of 80 Esplanade, New Rochelle,
spent last weekend at their summer
home at Fairfield, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Miss Lillian Cunningham, OF New
Rochelle, returned home this week
from the White Mountains, where she
has been for the last three months.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24


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and SOUTHAMPTON,
family, of Port Chester, have been at
Clyde, N. Y, this last week.
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I lamlly, OF 90 hSplanaoe, New Rochelie,
| SpenC iaSE Week,eno at thclr summer
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I1oge =. Addison young ana famliy,
Oh ne" hocneile, are at their cottage
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Miss h1llian Cunningham. OF New
hocheiie' Tetufned nome TINS week
from the Whlte mountains, Where she
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Ut; ah9 MIS- lhorndlKe. Chase ana
AMY f W oI NeW hoGhe11e' ne nave returned m
tfpll a;1 ';eoeG naSe, fa Me: ahelr m son, morn m
versity, where ne is in the sophomore
year
me New Rocheile 1achc Cluo gave
cara party on wednesday wnlcn at
cllga9St = ~ blnler,aance IL. .ne S 9vehiie
vest danco go, ,ost n;ah+ n,o+ead
the climaT as well as the CLOSING of Of
fhe season
Mr. and Mrs Rruce Mcrson FaIconar
Miss cara AngeIine Staei danghter of
M and Mrs Traderick a SteeIe Of
Lawn Avenne New RocbelIeS are
Mohonk7 N. Y.
-
Mr., and Mrs. r. Carlton Fontaine and
family, of Bronxville, are spending
September at Shelter Island.
MIR. and Mrs. Browder Finn and son,
of Sagamore Park, Bronxville, are
states.
The Misses O'Neill, Of Pelham
Manor. who have been spending the
summer at Stockbridge, Conn, re-
turned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carreau, Of
Edgewood Avenue, Pelham Manor, re-
turned home last Saturday from two
weeks motor tour through the White
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter U. Lawson, Of
Pelham, who spent the summer at AL
lenhurst and Asbury Park, returned
home this week.
Miss Anna secor and her sister, Mrs.
washington Cookie, of Pelham, have
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mrs. Charles Often, Of New Rochelle,
returned recently from two months
trip to Europe on the President Monroe.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

DR.. and Mrs. Thorndike Chase and
family, of New Rochelle, have returned
from Sebec Lake, Ne. Their son, Thorn
dixie jr., has left for Harvard Uni
versity, where he is in the sophomore
wear.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Sheppard and
family, of Port Chester, have been at
Clyde, N. Y, this last week.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

:, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Everett Brooks. Of
Mount Vernon, have returned from q
SIX weeks, trip to the Middle West and
Atlantic City. ''''"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

There will be many social activities
at the Mount Vernon Country Club
TINS season, and plans are being made
Tor program which will include sew
eral dinner dances next month,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mclean Falconer
(Miss Cora Angeline Steel, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Steele, of
Lawn Avenue, New Rochelle) are
spending their honeymoon at Lake
Mohonk N, Y
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

The New Rochelle Yacht Club gave
card party on Wednesday which at
tracted many members and their
friends. a dinner-dance in the evening
completed the days program. The har-
vest dance given last night marked
the climax as we'll as the closing of
the season.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carlton Fontaine and
family, of Bronxville, are spending
September at Shelter Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Mr.; Bronson Purdy, Mr.. II. c. Swift
Jr;' Mr.. Crandal Cloyes and Mr.. Charles,
Adams, of Mount Vernon, have entered
Mnercersburg Academy, Mesccrsbnrg'
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

full "trip 20 Agawam Lake, peconic Bay
and Southampton,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Commodore Oswald j. Karsch, OF the
New Rochelle Yacht Club, is entertain
ing q party of friends aboard the Feu-
foliet, which is making 8. ten-day
cruise UP Long Island Sound,