New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Yachts1nen Ready
To Cruise Among
Thousand Islands
First Large Affair of Sea-
son Given at Club; Motor
Parties With Guests for
Summer Arriving Daily
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SpcCtQt OSpQtcft 10 4 ne Tribune
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, July l.
From the numerous arrivals at the diff
( terent hotels and the daily additions to
the cottage colony indications point to
an unusually successful summer at the
Thousand Islands. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erlck Frazer, of Syracuse. have opened
their cottage, Nelfred Lodge, for the
season, and nave had their yacht, Mel
fred, put into commission Later they
VIII have with them for several weeks
Mrs. Fra2er's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. George Sperry HER,
Of New York.
Mr.. ard Mrs Andrew McNally, of
Chlcago, have opened their cottage on
Wellesley Island. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
3. Rubsamen, Miss Olga Rubsamen,
Mr.. Herbert Rubsamon and Mr.. Ernest
B. Rubsamen jr, of Murray Hill N j :,
were also among the weeks arrivals.
Mr.. Herbert Rubsamen has been enter
tanning a house party composed Of Mr..
Waiter SchultZe, Miss Frances Harris,
Of Nashville, Tenn; Miss Elizabeth
Libby, OF Summit, N. j.; Miss Peggy
Foster and Mr.. Chick Foster, of New
York. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cutler,
Of New York, will arrive within a fort
night to be with Mrs. Cutters parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Rubsamen Mr..
reward Hogan, who was d guest at the
Rubaamen home, has returned to
Evanston, III,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiser Brown and Mr..
Isaac P. Wiser, of Prescott, Ontario,
arc at the Wiser cottage, on the Cana
dian side
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Foord, of Ellen
VILE, N. y, have opened their cottage
at this resort.
Mr.; j. H Dawes, Miss Dorothy Dawes
and Mr., William Dawes, of Philadel-
PIMA, were among the weeks arrivals
and are established at their villa on
Cherry Island.
Mrs. D. A. Marsh, of New York, has
opened her cottage on the Canadian
side
Mr.. Joseph Wittmann and his son,
Joseph Whitman jr., Of Morristown.
N; D., have arrived and are at their
villa on the Isle of Pines.
Commodore and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Gill
lespie, of New York, are expected to
arrive during the coming week at their
cottage on Eastwood Island. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Gillespie, who are
abroad, plan to spend portion of the
summer here. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gil
lespie of New York, are also expected
to join the Thomas H. Gillespies dur
ing July.
Mr.. and Mrs Manccl r. Clark, of
Comfort Island, have put their yacht,
Sabot. in commission for the summer.
Castle Rest, the Lowden cottage here.
is having number of repairs and re-
decorations done to it, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Q. Lowden and Mr. Pullman
Lowden are expected to arrive here
July Is,
MIR. and Mrs. Amiel De Planque. of
New York, are the guests of Mrs. De
Planque's mother. Mrs. S. S. McClel-
land, at Shady Covert.
Commodore and Mrs. Charles M.
F., Englis, Miss Ruth Engis and Mr.. Jack
Englis I'd, arrived Friday and are at
tor the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
}: Young, of New Brunswick, n. j., ar
rived there Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Morse, of Cleve-
land, are at their cottage in Edgewood
Park for the summer Miss Lucy
Smith, Of Cleveland, is q guest of the
Morses.
Miss Anna Laughlin, of Philadelphia,
fas arrived at her cottage, Craigside,
for the summer. Her yacht, Pressure
Isle, Is anchored at the Laughlin pier.
At a recent meeting of the members
! the following officers of the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club were elected: Mr..
James II. Hammond, comm odore; Mr. .
Norris Oliphant, vice-commodore; Mr..
W. Langdon Hayden. rear commodore:
Mr. c. Leverett Hayden, secretary; Mr..
Edward J. Noble, trca surer; Mr.. Wil-
liam h. Downey, fleet captain; DR.. ].
Miles Gibbons, fleet surgeon. All of
/ these officers were reflections with
the exception of Mr.. Downey. The en-
tertalnment committee for this sum-
mer is composed of Mr.. w. Langdon
Hayden. chairman; Mr.. Thomas A. Gill
lesple,. Mr.. A. Graham Miles, Mr.. Ed
ward /. Pitcairn Mr.. Edward j Noble,
Mr. Andrew McNally. Mr.. Andrew Nc
Lean, Mr.. George F. Benson, MIR. ].
Nol!ls Ohphant, Nh. Thomas II. Gil
lespie, Nh. Francis S. Hutcl.ins. Mr.
Frederic Condo, Mr.. George B. Tavlor
1 MI George S. Easbrouck. Mr.. Paul
| wiser. The tennis committee has Mr..
Andrew Mclean for its chairman. the
other members including Mr.. ]. Sidney
Hammond, Mr.. George c. Boldt ir'
Mr.. John Stewart Brown, Mr.. Georee
E. Mclean. The golf committee con-
slsts of Mr.. A. Graham Miles, chair.
man; Mr.. Samuel Dalzell. Mr.. f. NJ
! Bacon Sd, Mr.. Reginald Newton. mrs
W. Fellowes Morgan, Mrs. Elisha p
Wilbur and Mrs. W. n. Barnard
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Birss. of Nerv
York. are passing the season at The