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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

ANNIVEES ARY CELEBRATION Wednesday
nIeht at /, acuc Hall Bartholomew Patish lolsr
I..t aud 81 ave. Years ord Of at niancc, ilo
arose for prayer, 3,7il. Come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

EORTY-THIRD STREET METHonIsT Episcopal
Salvation Army will conduct ryiee at 10 AS a. NJ
The Pastor, Kiv. FRANK L. WILSON, Will preach at
7 30 b. N. subject "Clcon Inside Sa9bath.cho9l
80 D. Bible class. led by Mr.. JOHN BEAfTIE, y
seats free and strangers cord ally invited 70 seni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

BLoOMINGDALE CHURCH. boulevard and WIS,
Csth.st-MADIsON c. PETERS breaches at u OIL The
Unsoved Problem IN spiritual Nathcnatles o, 40
PLAYING Pool" Prelude, women Scnool Coihhl';
soncs sermon preceded by service OF song entitled
The Loving Master. Mr.. PETERS will pieach 1hah"s'
giving Day ~ IL O'clock Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

AsEtirY. WashGrtpn NCua.c.-D:. STONE, 10 10
Dir. Ili.Ni,N WILSON 10 themr: "Outlinrs Of DR.
Simpsons Work" \ DorE.hfmln's praeant hour. 0 80.
Mis-, HELEN HlCiIAi;D-DN Bombay, India 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

BErKMAN HILL METHODIST EPIsSpP AZ
by the Rev JOHN GOOD. Miss CHARLOTTE Ctsii.
MAN missionary from China Mill give ap address a. tne
evening service Miss EUSHMAN Will also address the
sunday hooi at 80 ,. Inc public are cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard and West 7ist-st:. Dr..
J. l.. SuIPMAN. Rsctor-Scryccs u ii 4. IL. and 3
D. H.. Sunday school 10 4. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

PARK AVENUE NJ. T.. CHURCH, corner s6th-st-
s, rv..s 10 80 4. an1 t5 - pr aching by Pas
tor. Dr. T. c. IGLEHARr. Seats free. Evoybody
w.ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

ASSOCIATION HALL. corncr tthavc. and 23d-st-Sul
day . u addre-. IT, young m"n. by Dr. JOIN a. u
WILSON. \ Lai x led by "ornct and iarg
organ. FRED. GIlLtTf. baritone. Plymouth Nhurcn
IIooklyn. aud GEORGE Z. DECKlL. tenor. soloiat-
All yovng mn welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

ASSOCIATION HALL. TWENTYTnIRD STREET
BAPTIST cat Il II. corner ith-aNc.-Nr. DlApN
pr'a,hc, al II ana :. Morning prelude: The Result
II..fnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

DISCIPLE, OF CHRIST jGth.st.. near sthavc-
The roy. +. II. TYLER. D. D.: Pastor Morning ser
mon by the Rev. e. +. GAHsT, e JaIan: Evening
scroon by the pa'tjr. Subject 'lhe Word Of ilila-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

PILGRIM CHURCH (ConGrcgltionan Madison-ove,
conner i2l.tst Rev SAMIEL II VIRGIN .7 D D. Rs
Of the Gospel evening. at ;t5 topic: "Pr1ise an
Element in Healthy Sp-t." Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

First s2co. Eugene Higgnss Jim Dancy. G. G., 81.
years second 500, Joseph T.. Wdcners Lady Preston
en- M, l5a years third $50, De Rryter loilln's rsp.
ch n 1872. years IL. c., George Peppers icrn, ch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

ST STEPHENS CHURCH, IVES, 40.h.st. between 9th
and Gth ayes, Rev. CHARLES r. TREAT. Ecetor.-Holy
Communion. 10 O. m. Morning service and sermon, II
m Evening 50 vice and ) m. Mrs. II. w.
T\YIOP o-canst. Welcome 10 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner s5th.s,
and Amstcrdan-oyc. Rev. Arson p. AI.rERBCR Y, Pa
tor-Servcos SUNDAY AZ ii and p NJ. SUNDAY
school at 8 T.. M. pr1yermeet'ngs on "Wednesday en-
Friday evenings D. All cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

At ST. BAErHOLOMEW'S MISSION interest In the
ccal NoVcni revival meeting Increases nightly. A
Juout SARAH WRNN the Iiued sonB ENhhSclst 10
nignt all next Mcck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5ti-aye above
i5n.st Rev. u. PARKER MORGAN. Rcc;or.-s a. NJ
h. y corIf,nion II A. M. morning prayer and sermon
bv IN. i,nv. ar hdcl MACNlE->Ml1H,D -. D. T. M,
cieaing fray AMI sermon by Rev ARTHUR IL u u H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

EtiLISE DU SAINrEsPRIT. 80. 22e rue ovest.
Services Ielicicux 10 dinanchc 10 h. 2 dl mntin ct
4 H. du solr Rev. \. V. WITTMEYER, Recteur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, northeast
corner Mad unaVc and 73d-st.. Rev. GEO. l.. SPIN
ING D. D. Insto;-Dlylne WORSHIP sundays u a. m.
wednesday evening meeting. wi;h lecture az O'Clock.
service Thanks giving Day at 8 80 o. m Ali are
cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

THIRD VNIyEGSALIST eOCrETY Rev. r. T..
DOLIFS, d. d.. Plsto-.-Serviccs It IL a. m Ma
sonic liz 0tha,e and o9i.s.; subject: The Worship
OF the Bible" Al welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
pLE4srRE plRTIEs AT COOPERsTOyy.

Ccopcrstown Aug ~ (speciap.-The lake looked
more beautiful than Young people have been Plan
Ming many plcnics and Lately one OF the most
charming which is their utter absence Of
conycntonalty. People here heesc in enjoying them
selves while the city element Is serupuiousy con-
scentou, in It's recognition OF all the requirements OF sooa
FORM they nevertheless inst uIon dressing for pleasure
and not for fashion.
seDtember promises Z, be a. that month usually
is I'm Cooer,o own pleasant social occasions
have already taken place. Mrs Kinney OF New'iofk'
rave dance in honor daughter Miss Ethel Kinney,
to abou, thirty young people In Fcmens Hall Among
those present William Bowers Miss Foster, Prentice
Browning, Miss Fell, Theodore Browning Miss Phillip,
Robert webb Morgan. Miss Ethel Smith. c. T. Flinders,
the Misses Gregory Mr.. Phnney Miss Lord, Percy l..
White Miss Dunbar. Mr.. Smith Miss olcot, Horace
Hooker Miss Browning Ransom Hooker Miss Alexander.
Mr.. Zimmerman. DR.. Henry d. SILL Mr.. Stewart
The success o, the tle OPERA. "a Dress Rehearsal"
Given her last benefit OF the Young Mems
Christian Asoclaon recalled on Monday last by
delightful camping party, given by Mrs Jerome Fish to
the ladies gentlemen composing the cast OF the opera
The party spent the day at camp Hurry Harry on the
eastern shore OF the lake. The party included F. H.
wolcot Miss Mary Dennston DR. Wight and Mrs.
wight Miss Rita wight Professor Mdner. OF Princeton
Mis-. Manic Lio,noeer, p L. Wight. Robrt Denniston.
Mis- McFaran Charles Hollstor Mrs Cook. the Misses
ingbam John HOLSTER the Williams College pitcher;
the Misss Ernst. Mr. AnOd. the Misses Hueste Mr..
Lynch r. D. Gilbert ard Horace Fish.
Mrs John NJ Powers OF NewYork, gave dinner at
her summer residence TaHclands" Saturday evening
last in honor OF her friend Miss Foster Covers were
ad for twelve. Thos' present included Mr.. and Mrs.
peccker Or. II. D. Sill. Miss phiip. S. ID. Bowers, w.
f. Johnston William Bowers. MIS- Dendridge. Miss Bow
Recent arrivals tho Pallrd House include q. HEX
ias. John H. Glrney. Captain T. Couchlin Mrs. John
Heath. New.York; Mrs. John Psker. ST. Paul MINI.
Mrs. T. {. Lawrence syracuse; A. J. shipper Bunalo
w F. Gilmore Schcncctd": p J. Byrne', Albany; Mrs.
Edward no.hk,ss. Mr.. Henry Post Miss Mary Post,
MI Katherine Post Evanston. M A. c. Palmer. Miss
Ret,a Palmer Miss Juan Palmer. Mrs. 4. c. Palmer.
R'nghamton; w L. Booth Utica; J. II. Lull. Lockport
d. 5. Lamont, Albany; Miss J.. J. Parsons, Utica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
A MILITARY WEEK At CAPE My.

Cape May, n. j. Aug. - (5pccall- The last big
Of Cop" Mlys summer has been exceptionally
good and has been entrcly military. because Of tho
cncaHpuen, OF the Washington Light Infantry Corps hers
Congress, Hall lawn. The corps arrived sun
Gay mor1lng last accompanied by the band the "a Tinted
Stat~s Artillery Colonel William g. Moore. major Of
military ball place Monday evening at Congress,
Hali. whl"h large number gathered. 1o.nicht the
farewell ball given while las. night full dress mill.
.ary ball took place at the Lafayette.
This afternoon the mock dress parade by the soldiers
a funny AMIR and drew a argc crowd The regular
para place At O'Clock every evening Camp
viii BE- broken Monday.
T. X Valentino Sers,antntArms OF tho United States
Senate. and his wife, Of Nebrl ko Congress Hall
guests
General Green H. Rum, tommIs .oncr VI Pensions f.,
a guest ~ the Cnrc.
James r. Young. eNFx"cutivc Clerk OF the United
States has returned washin.ton III. wife and
daughter stl at the Brcytoa
Congressman Benton Nc Millln Il Tennc~sec is visit
Ing his mothcrln.aw. Mrs. Brown widow Of thu Into
Governor brown. OF Tennessee. at the Stockton
benjamin F. Lee, clerk Of the NewJcrscy Supreme
Court and his wife. and daughter ore guests at the
Stockton
Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mlas Stewart Of Washing
ton who have been visiting Mrs. George w. BOYD n,
Crcsson Springs Penn. have returned 20 the Summer
White House where Russell Harrison arrived yesterday
from Ncw.York, accompanied by Marshall r Wilder
ex-senator william j. Arke OF Judge" aud Frank
Leslle's Weekly" and Mr. Slecher OF THE Mail and
EXPRESS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
IN THE LAKESIDE At CANANDAIGCA 4.

Canandaigua ~ y. Aug p (Specal).-Ihe farmer;
and along the lake shore feel that they
great reason to be thankful that the severe hail ana VIVA
torn which visited Canandaeua Tuesday Afternoon oc
not reach them The grape crop would have been en-
trely destroyed. The loss OF the MeKechhle Bre"lps
Company acne In damage done 10 buildings ana hol
wards is estimated al $4,000 while the destruction o.
gardens and fruit trees and the loss Of many old shade
trees Is greatly deplored by the people o. Cenandaigua
The week on the lake hus Leen pleasant. and there
have been q number OF small excursions. Among the
guests at the Seneca Point Hotel Albert s. Bacon
Niagara Falls; w. X. Harris. John Hail. Mrs. Hall
G. H. De Croft w. Iughes. Mrs. Hughes, c. Is. Chap.
man, Mrs. Chapman Miss MABEL Miller, Mis- Harriet
Swift Mrs A. e. Odel, q. H. waldron. Arthur jameson
Of Rochester; Miss NJ. n. Albright. Scranton Penn.
NJ H. Peek batavia; o. w. Chamberlain. Washington.
ID. c.; Miss Sage, Panneld, ~ j.. +. o. Smith. New
York; Miss Blcon Miss Dunlap Miss Pcreon, Niagara
Falls Among the CsDsndslgua people occupying cottages
az thSke are Rev. A. L. Freeman and his family n,
Idley41 o. " Crane and his family Hazel Dell and
Asher Nichols and George W. Gillette IN camp
Point
W D. Clarke, OF Baltimore. and the Rev. Mason
Crk OF Syracuse have been spending tIms In this
village
T.. D. Lewis, Of Kansas City, IS visiting town.
S. s. whtebouse. Of Chicago has been Spending fc Y
days in Csnandaigua.
Miss Adele Thayer. Of Boston, Is the guest Of Mrs.
Granger her lake shore cottage
The funeral Of Ex-Governor Myron II. Clark Of thi,
village held at the family residence Gibson-st
Thursday afternoon, and largely attended. many
people from out Of town being present The Rev
Samuel Eastman OF this vlsge and the Rev. j. Almcn.
dorf OF Ncw-YorK orIcatcd As O mark respect all
the business houses Of the village closed dliing
the carly pIrt Of the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

Ey Of question put to ss Eu"rs
miles an hour, and that we at that rate during
a part Of the trip. That as everybody n New io r
ow IS far ahead S Of ne 6s a aa e speeS Of
miles an hour which Is set down ~ the maximum
to he obtained IN Tie proposed underground roads
Of attainment a. some have imagined ...
ono Of the pcculares of the rcaheSa syst sT
totally separate. Yot travel IN one tunnel IN one
direction, and return in ALI entirely different ,'lS nee
Not only So but the two not even siuc w w
all the way. Under the Thames the guard informs, ni
me that both tunnels were at the same eDe IG'
elsewhere Is over the other al distance VI IN
teen feet. less The tunnels ar' eI,o Dt'i.
In such way as 70 g,t as |gTh rshea ni Ss
the striking language of Emerson, hliced his "asVi
to star Jus, before reaching staoa t irie rs
be brought TO sandslill easily on leaving station
th-rc IS c0nsidcrlL decent, enabling fuil speed
As conpaSed !" with the Metropolitan underground
system, the electric road Is immea,nraby snp'ilo ,
cinGerS. The company sdver1ises c0ol a'IhqsPhlo
Of It's attractions II Is lusthcd IN Golns ho
to expect the dsmpness and gloom Of the grave mn IN
This dep tiunnel I agrccably disappointed me
air vas S G 1ssr o m IN f ro escape for few
from the upper air and bowl along nnoeInea,4l ~!
bed or course lavc no means of Judging what inc
condition Of the tunnel would te on DAY w on.
but should have no hesitation in saying that for
the average climate of NSwYork there could De hn
oDJeFuoh NnaHNei W ''o seop ~
Of dampncss. -, ,,.,, ,urroI
ON the whole the verdict upon the Graathehn nrnei
system IS decidedly favorable: and, IN view OF ~
success in London II seems 20 surprising that I'M,
method Of underground tynnlt did not receive gHauI
consideration AT the hands OF the New orS ,s ap
Transit Commissioners. In the long run IL wouln ul
doubtelly have proved cheaper thn near HArIacr
tnneling and there would have been no dspn,eS WIN
property owners and no question OF disturbing me
found. lions OF buildng. The rock which underlics
Ncw-York would appear TO be most excellent na'srn
through which 10 construct such luhhcS as !noc no
in daily operation under the Thamcs | am informed
that Il is in contemplation 10 extend this system under
the heart OF London within the near In,utS I ,h
Metropolitan system Is the necessity OF dong away
with locomotives and substituting cFctric motors n
The means Of traction. The underground. with this
Improvement would no longer be intoleraDh' lim'
1t is so now 10 fair-mnded person can dehy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
PITTsFYELD REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

Pittsncd, Msss Aug. q (specis).-Thc Republicans
src calling their caucuses little earlier than ueua for
eccng their delegates u the state Congress and county
conventions. The Republicans are going take thu
initiative and tire offensive and do not propose De the
defensive IN this county In the State Republicans In
this county and in this part Of the state hard at work
making their canvass and getting ready for the night
Mr.. and Mrs ThsoioIc Lawrence Poneroy, Of West
ousatone-st, gave delightful party Friday evening for
their guest. Miss Fowler, OF Buffalo.
There pleasant morning musicale Thursday the
house Of Mrs. Edward Leaned for the benefit " st.
Stephens Church
The muse and dance Maplewood Tue day were much
enjoyed. was the usual Friday hop This evening
Starks w. Lewis OF Ncw-Yosk, IS giving a stereoptcon
entertainment OF views In B,rkshlie The Nev.YotAe =
who arrived this week Mrs. w. Weir Mrs w W.
whitehall, Miss Withe bee lie oy Il. Sherman M and
Mrs. 5. ID. Wal h and Miss Male Walsh
There thirty children from Brooklyn in Pin field
Tuesday. thcr way back 70 NewYo,k'hom Windsor
whce they had been by The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
provide zoe thi, during The sum.
Each white badge inscribed Tribune Fresh,
Air Fund" While waiting for the y New.Yors
they by The ladies charge on the electric
Pontoosue Lake. They all >oid they had had a
good time and wished they could longer. ore little
ri said she had never d before One boy .ald
had the country before and did not know
thcr, hills. They said they had lot. Q,
and all the milk they could drink one little girl said
she was glad 10 home ana her mother. but she
wished she could again year. 1t wss the rst
time she had ever been out OF BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
PLANS FOR THE COLCMBIIy CELEBRATION.

Edward c. stone the assistant secretary OF the
Committee of one Hundred on the Columbus cele-
bration I'm this city said yesterday that the commit
actively engaged in perfecting the de-
tails OF the plans already made, and was pleased az
the public spirit manifested By the people. The oele
braton would BEGIN on Monday october 10, with
large college and school parade. on Tuesday, octo-
Der II, The naval raIatc and review would take
place, followed Wednesday by military parade
and on Thursday 10y dinner. While these VIII DO
The main features OF the week 1t is also expected thai
there will lie paraies OF the different labor organz
Cons and festivals BY the large singing societies,
while many smaller societies Will contribute theU
share to the general entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
ATTRACTIVE MOTHERHOOD on THE HEIGHTS.

Nethcrwood, " j.. Aug. 81 (spcciaD-Amons 'he
graceful stations surrounded BY wenshaded parks
which are strung along the Jersey Central rodo'
none has more attractive surroundings than neither
wood The road runs through the wooded vaiiey'
the Orange Mountain one side and tfc helshS
OF Netherwood on the other, crowned by the caHei'
,o,o, outlines Of Hotel Nctherwood. The hotel Is
we'll filled for the latter days OF the summer
season and the bookings for september. the queen
month OF the year, In this charming section
Of picturesque NewJersey compare faVor~N
with other seasons. The Nctherwod VIII remain
open until October, and excellent system oil s'e"h
beating renders It thoroughly comfortable When re-
ouired A feeling of pleasure possesses one whca
the health giving air and listening TO the strains OF
ireen0p's excellent orchestra at tins iur Arsau'
ON the Heights, and the propretor's (alr Miller -
efforts to render his patrons Thoroughly comfortable
are A pronounced success. Among the guests are
many prominent families FROM New-lOrk ErOOkly II,
phadeIpha and other cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
PRpPiRIyG FOR THE GRIyGERS' FTHIBIWOy.

Carlisle, Penn. Aug. %, (Spccan.At Williams Grows
The Changers National Exhibition viii open 70
week Notwithstanding the entered
few manufacturers OF farm machinery. not
exhibit any Of the agricultural fairs. the exhibition
this var IS certain be- larger and fuller than Es
peciay viii this be true in the stock department on
rucspv and "wednesday the Woman's Suffrage Association
and Womans Christian Temperance Union will be repre-.
scntcd by the Rev. Anna Shaw. Mr. olive Pond Aines.
Mrs. NJ. Hammer and Mrs. Lena 4. Oberholtler.
On W,ne day afternoon Con gresham Marriott Rrosus OF
Lancaster the superintendent OF public instruction. Mr.
Waller and rcggare booked for addresses
Thursday will be day, with speakers from New.
York Ohio and Pennsylvania. to talk 20 the work Of
the Patrons OF nusbandrv. Friday will he the politicians
day when speakers Of the portics-Rcpuhltean,
Democratic and Peope's-wll take turns in discussing
tho issues o., the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

Chicago Aug. % (SpcciaD.-John ID. Rockefeller
NAV we'll feel ratned at the progress OF the Chicago
University, which he SO richly endowed. The Com
mittse OH buildings Of the university has let tho
tract for The Walker Museum. Smell Hall. Kelly Hall.
Ec.cher Hail. and the hying OF the foundation for
ths wonan's Dormtory. These buildings, In accord
snce with ;he terms Of the contract are 10 be COM
Melted by May l. Is03. The cost Is little over
$3.50 600 The committee has definitely determined
To erect a temporary library and gymnasium on the
southeast corner Of the campus. This will be- built
OF brick and will be divided by tile partition. Many
students are coming In The six story fire proof build
Ing on Fifty seventh st.. between Madison and Mon.
rue ayes. which has been leased for woman'S dor
mitory is now more than haii-hllcd, and the Drcxrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
A BRILLIANT WEEK At BAR HIRBOR.
RIG EPTIoSs ny NAVAL OFFICERS on sEA-DIN.
NERs AND DANCES on SHORE.

Bar IIarbor Mo- Aug. - tsrcap The gay events OF
week have 1cn thc dance Rodcks Island on Mon
day night. ciyr nv the Of the Canoe club aud
managed ny Fhp Livingston the newly elected secretary
Of the club: the german given by Mr. Nathan Mathews
Or ugh'er. Will n or o. Monday nlaht; me
reception given tho officers of the Phil
GcphA TUESDAY afternoon 70 nearly 900 " their icnu'
shorc. which was e,trcmey brilliant. INC ship was
proiscly decorated with bsntns the de,s were cleared Tor
dancing and rrirc .hurnt, scfSd below. Then Iol
lowed dnuer board the Dolphin given BY seeretlry
Tracy for many courtssos shown HIN. HE
dinner dance By the guest. s the
Lousburg at which many Of the ships Officers ~co pres
ent
Mrs George Kemp OF HcwYork, gave sailing party on
Monday afternoon board the Crednoor. There was an
the upper deck. also dancing and luncheon
Among guests Miss Lulu Morris. Miss LAnethorn
MIS- Helen King. the Mise, Kemp. aessrs Stuart smith
sokc.. Myratt Lowry and Dr. shcarcr.
T,rrs Boklnr secretary Of the Russian Legt on, has
70 urred from Nashlnrton. and Is the Porcurinc.
Ms c. r Winthrop. Of New York ave luncheon at
the Ioushurg honor II SECRETARY Tracy ths week. Ia
which eighteen guests wcro lnyited. Admiral 0hcradl.
Captain Cowcs. Mrs +. H. Jones, Mn. Burton Harrison
and Mr.. aud Mr.. Walter Suyiam among them.
D. wcbbs yacht Elfd, took tip along tho coast on
Surdly WIZ. J. p Scott Of palaGclpha and party OF
friend. hoard. MI scot, ira party the Sui
Montav
V.crPrcsldcn. Morton and Miss Lena Morton who have
been making brcf wis., 10 nar lIarbor. have gone 70
Rbne-ck. oa.the IIuison Mr.. Morton Will remain at
Abendrun cottage until the last u September.
Walter Damrosch will give OF sir lecture recris
on 'lars and "Mclstcr.ng-r" In the Iarlors IF +hc
Belmont beginning september q. Tho music Will be
played TIE piano by Mr.. Damrosch and each will b.
eAplainod and portions OF the tcNt rrat In English
Among the Newi yachts in the harbor ,hc
dc-Lys owned bv Gorrr Trot:er; White Wings nv f. H..
sturgis and Ruth By Harry Marquand.
George Vanderbilt returned Wcdnoedav from a brief
Visit to NcwYOrs. lie Will start trip to Japan the
nrst VI October.