New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
annual Golf Match for
Women Players Sched-
uled to Begin July / at
shinnecock Hills Club
villa and Cottage
Colonies Growing
Devon Yacht Club Open
ing Attracts Many Men,
hers From Far and Near
ss,eiai Dispatch 70 The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON. June 9.

s,,,,ol Dispatch 10 The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, June "a.
ruTAVY rains, high tides and
RI rough seas made bathing un-
IL popular in the early part Of
he week. but with the sun shining
,rain every one is enjoying the
,tauge to outdoor sports, bathing,
,isi1g and driving. Golfng and
,srnjs have once more become daily
,astimes, and one Of the main fea-
.gres Of this popular place is out
door life. The first event Of interest
% take place on the links Of the
sbinnecock Hills Golf Club will be
,be annual match play of the wom-
,,s tournament, for which Mrs. Fin
lsv Peter Dunno has donated a silver
egp which will commence July l.
The villa and cottage colony are now
dmos, complete. and by the first Of
,,,. month almost every house will
bs allied. Among the arrivals Of the
veek was Mrs. Orcn Root. who has
.,ken the Wilson cottage in south
Main Street, where She Will be for the
season.
Village improvement
Association Has Meeting
very interesting meeting Of the
Village Improvement Association was
beN a. the courthouse on Monday
evening. with Mrs. Arthur B. Clahin,
the newly elected president, in the
chair Matters Of concern 70 the VII
i.ce and the community we're dis
eursed and committees formed to take
charge Of driveways. public utilities
and various matters concerning the
health and welfare OF the place.
new constitution had been drawn by
Wr Emory Terry. chairman on con
,,jtntion and bylaws. which was voted
On and adoptcd. Many new officers
were installed. among them Mr. John
Ellison first vice-prcsident; Mr. Irving
Tsrry second president; Mr.. John
'srr'e.n. third vice president Mr;
Ior,rdcr Cameron jrp secretary, ana
p W. %. williamson. treasurer.
Tho appointmcnt Of an executive
.snr,.ttee was voted on and the fol-
loving members were elected: Mrs'
perrv p Rae. Mrs. Edward Van Engen,
Ne Iohn Peck. Mrs. W. Dc Lancey
Eourtzc. Mr.. william K. Dunwell and
Nr. !. Emory Terry.
Other committees appointed were
Mrs Robert Potter Breese, chairman
n, d,ivcwavs: Mrs. Charles II. Sabin'
esoirran on window boxes; Mr.. How
,rd Fliott. Mr. W. De Lancey kountzec'
W F~oetus Rowland and Mrs. Good
hue Livingston. committee on puDlc
r,,ii.ioq and the committee on art IN
elu6es Mrs. John G.. Peck. Mrs. henry
poc Mrs. Edward Van Ingen ana
Mr l.. Emory Terry. -.
Some OF those attending the meet
irr were Mr. and Mrs. George barton
r9.,cb Mr. and Mrs. W. De Lancey
Kountze Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Cor
rigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ?. Breese'
Mics peatricc Lawrence Brecse, Ny.
and Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, Mr.. ana
frs. Irving Terry. Mr. and Mrs. George
n Drew. Nr. and Mrs. Edward Van
Incon. Mr.. L. y. Van lngcn, Mrs. Oren
Root. Mr. Paul Martin Smith, j. hop
lns Smith. Mr.. Richard Trombly, MI
Alexander Cameron. Mr.. Gilbert Nhltc.
Wr Howard Bishop. Mr. L. +. Terry
Sir " ID. Van Brunt, Mr.. Otto GuIul'
Nr. Thomas IT, Corrigan, Mr.. LOUIS
Downs. Mr. William Jessup and MT.
John Elliston.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Copley Thaw
came Tuesday and will occupy tneir
cottage in Gin Lane for the summer
Devon Yacht Club Fete
Proves Big Attraction
The Devon Yacht Club in Easthamp-
ton held its formal opening for the
season On Thursday of last week. Many
members who arc in the village ana
iufroundinr summer colonies motored
over the Sunrise Trail and Abraham's
Path to participate in the festivities.
Many imnrovemcnts have been made to
The elubtoyso and the landing, the lat
ter HAVING now 400 feet docking facill-
ties as we'll As a greatly enlarged water
supply Ofccrs Of the club, who IN
elgde William II. Woodin, commodore'
Dr.. Ogden Edwards. vice-commodore'
Mr Howard W. Beebe, rear-commo,
do1t: Mr r. G. Potter, treasurer, anu
NJ John y. Corse. secretary, are pan
ming the racing schedule, when VIII Oe
Announced in "a few days.
Mr and Mrs. James 7. Donohue were
here this week and have rented Ihe
G. Thomas cottage. Thanet House. IN
Main Street, and will arrive tho nav VI
This month for tho season.
A mectinq, Of the board OF governors
of the southampton Hospital, IN which
Mrs Arthur b. Clahin and practlcaily
the entire sumner cottage colony take
an active interest. was held TINS morn
irg in the Public Library for the pur-
pose o. formulating plans Tor the
street fair that is 20 be given heIe
later in the season for the benefit OF
the hospital. Last season the street
fair was one Of the most prontaole az
iairs ever Given here. and II IS piahheo
70 make IL as great or a greater sue
cess this season. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Saunders. OF
l57 East Ninety-fourth Street, who
have been at their summer cottage ~
Nido. ia the Art Village. since the
early part OF the month, returned ,hie
week from New Haven, where tney
vent by automobile. to attend the COM
mencenent exercises at Yale. Return
ing with them is their son, Mr.. Doo-
card Weld Saunders. senior at iaie
anc the donor Of the national junior
tennis bowl. Mrs Saunders takes an
active interest in all that concerns the
Welfare Of Southampton and its chsri-
tass, It's hospital and other matters
esaling with the improvement Of the
place.
Mrs. Charles r. Henderson. who al
ways comes early in the season, Is oe-
eupying her summer home, White Caps,
IN Meadow Lane, and later in the sum-
ner expects 20 have visit from her
,e,aughter. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Robb.
hrs. Henderson was one of the original