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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-05

Mr.. Andrew Jarvi and Miss Josephine
Isnncson were united in marriage at
Amasa on Tuesday by the Rev. Richard
Hancock, Of Crystal Falls. The bride
is known by many Crystal Falls
people and is an cstim able lady.
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PROMINENT MEN AT THE BRESLIN.

Lake Hopatcong. ~ J.. Aug. 10 tSpeciaD-The
Hotel Breslin has become almost Republican
headquarters. on the register are the names or
Carrot \. Hobart. Governor Griggs. John j. Toney
and Franklin Murphy Mr.. Hobart whose family
is here, has been at the Breslin "A week. On
Wednesday he Governor Griggs and Mr.. Murphy
dined together. The Governor Is not only star
fisherman. but plays II good game OF tennis With
his SON. J. Leavitt Griggs. for a partner he beat
two opponents last Tuesday three straight sets.
Governors Day was duly observed on Friday with
concerts by RObnsons Band, and a serenado and
hop In the evening. Eppinger furnished the dance
music.
one Of the pleasant social incidents OF the season
the informal reception and musical held
"Wednesday evening at the beautiful summer home
Of Colonel and Mrs. q g. Green, Kill-Kaw Castle.
Mount Harry. Those present Mr. and Mrs.
Green. Mr. and Mrs. II. Il Green, the Misses Green.
the Misses Walsh the Misses Phillips. Miss Dcrr.
Miss Jauss Mrs Crabtree. Miss Lota Crabtree,
Messrs. Alexander Lambert. Thomas Walsh and
Edwin Frank. Mr.. Lambert played on the piano
forte and Miss Green sang
William McGoyern caught sixteen bass and pick
erel Thursday. weighing forty-eght pounds which
is the star catch OF the season. The treslin has
more guests than at any previous time mis- season.
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WATCH HILL SUMNER NOTES.

Watch iii. r. l., Aug. Is SpeciaD.-Consider-
able excitement was caused the other day by the
accidental shooting OF Miss Grace Cowes Of New
London. Fortunately the injury was slight. the
bullet passing through her left arm and dropping
into the sleeve OF her dress. The accident was
caused by wild shooting at the shooting gallery
Much Indignation was felt over the matter. and
unless better safeguards afforded the rifle
shooting will be prohibited.
The Rev DR.. D. n Gregg. OF Brooklyn. occupied
the pulpit at the Chapel Sunday. Or. Gregg has
been the guest OF Judge and Mrs. A. W. Tenncy
The final proof for the latest Congressional Rec
ord was corrected here this week BY l.. ID. Apple
ton. of Washington who has the matter In charge.
The Brown University Summer Club assisted by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
THRONGS AT ATLANTIC CITY
THE SEASON ONE OF THE BEST IN rrs
HISTORY-A WHALE STORY AND
SHOW

Atlantic City. y. j.. Aug. - (SpeciaD-In ~,
weeks time Atlantic city can look back over IN,
last three months and trutbfuy declare that m,
summer OF 1896 has been the most prosperous In no.
history Never before has the city by the 60,
ouartered so many people have found accom-
modations this summer. and to-day n is anos, I'm
possible to secure quarters without having then
hooked in advance. II IL not 10 be understood
however that the end OF August means a genera,
leaving OF the city by the visitors. hut the con.
trary the present prospects point to sep,smhs,
and october as lively as were The months Of Ma,
ard June.
Atlantic City has created sensation during IN,
last week in the shape Of whale story which
~ the word Of a score or more reputable visit.
ors is TO be taken. Is truthful tale. II was
in the forenoon Of Wednessfday last hat Captain
n Nshng party. consisting Of eight visitors frst
viewed a large sperm whale about ~ yards ahead
~ his boat AS the presence and particularly fhs
stouting OF this marine monster had badly fright.
ened his passengers. the captain was ompeled 10
give up the pursuit IN Her, oa ~, the whale
Captain George Gale and large pleasure party or
the yacht Francis O. u Is said by those who have
,dorabIe talk among the captains OF the Inlet fee,
OF organizing party 70 capture ne animal but as
there f. no suitable apparatus In this city that
could be well utilized In such hunt, this plan will
pO9o ~ The most Interesting Incidents Of the las,
veek was Atlantic City's hfth annual Baby Show
which was held last Tnufsaay morning n the
mammoth pavilion 90, on f 9Gng gss1@a ocean
pn o,p 20 four were on exhibition strongly
backed by their proud mothers or fathers. or both
in an attempt 70 sour osnaeomant the Secsor
be governed by the popular vote OF the Spectators
The exhibition lasted Tor lhIer n9ui anl N mat
vn1r tho CONTESTANTS Handsome prizes were
awarded 10 the prcttiest, the cNi'-' W' iatiest
The finest pair Of twins and the baby occupying ,hs
-. Cd
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IN THE BERN SHIRE HILLS.
SOCIAL INCIDENTS AT LENOX-D1NNERs AND
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS


OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Lenox Mass. Aug Is (SpecaD.-Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes is entertaining Lord and Lady Bray,
Of England al Shadow Brook. She also has her
eldest daughter Baroness Halkett, with her this
summer.
4 clubhouse is building on the high summit Of
land in the town of Washington. east OF Lenox,
where Thomas Post has purchased about SOD
acres Of woodland for syndicate composed OF
several persons presumed to be LenoX cottagers'
who will use it for a game preserve. The house
will be used as sort OF hunting lodge by parties
going up there for several days or weeks at a
time
Mrs. Henry Marquand. Of New-York. gave a
birthday party for of her children on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs H. D. Bahcock are guests of Sam
uel Rabcock at the Bishop cottage
Baron Hermann. who was here last season. mas
arrived and is at the Root cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. w D. Sloane and their family Will
go to Newport August % to be present at tho
wedding Of Miss Vanderbilt and Harry Payne
Whitney Miss Emily Sloane Will be a bridesmaid
Miss Amy Bend, who has been the guest of the
Sloanes will also be Of the bridesmaids.
Grosvcnor Atterbury is the guest Of J. b. Pins at
M Mrs J@hn AexanqTe gave dinner af Monday
W' T@cs Mg rs John hn's s
at Ventfort Hal. The Rev. Dr. Gr0sven0r has
his week Baron Fava Is expected TO spend Sep
TENDER in Lenox. Mrs. +. *. Sturgis has Miss
Grange.
Stockbridge Mass. Aug - (SpecaD.-Mr. and
Mrs Stephen d. Field gave dinner Saturday for
Mrs William Ashburner. Of California. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs /. W. Whittredge. Of
Ncw-York: Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Sedgwick and Miss
Sedgwick.
Mrs A. g. Sedgwck chaperoned a picnic party
TO Echo Lake Thursday. There were twelve
guests besides members of her own family
Bernard Hoffman. Of New York, Is the guest OF
his father. -, !,
Last Saturdays hop at the Casino was largely
attended by the younger set. The german was led
bv William Lawrence jr. and Mrs. Swami. Mrs.
James u. Hague acted as hostess The Misses
Pomeroy presided at the favor table
Mrs Egbert p. Watson and Miss Watson, Of
New York are the guests of Mrs. ii. S. Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
4 BUSY WEEK AT LONG BRANCH.
THE HORSE SHOW AN IMPORTANT FEATURE
PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE COTTAGES.

THE HORSE SHOW AN IMPORTANT FEATURE
Personal NOTES FROM THE COTTAGES.
Long Branch. Aug Is (specaD.-rhis has been
busv week AT Long Branch The Monmouth
County Horse Show exhibition, with the various
attractions at the different hotels. Kept society on
the move from Monday morning until late tonight
The Horse Show is now one of the leading features
at Long Branch and attracts much attention.
Lewis B Brown left Elberon TUESDAY TOT TWO
weeks outing at Saratoga.
Miss Myra Bien, daughter Of Mrs. Franklin Bien
Of Elberon. gave a trolley and electric launch e*-
cursion Wednesday night to about. thirty-hve OF
her young friends which was followed by dance
and a supper at the Elberon Hotel A mandolin or
chestra accompanied the party. which left ElberoA
at o'clock
The Rev. Or. Hoffman has returned to Eiberon
from Sewanee Tenn. where he recently assisted in
the dedication OF an Episcopal church
Mrs Dallas. of Philadelphia. who is nnety-nine
years old was thrown from a carriage while out
driving Tuesday at Eberon. but escaped serious
injuries.
Mr. and Mrs Anterior Curtis this week arrived
from Europe Mr. Curtis is the eldest son of
George ~ Curtis. and has lived abroad for six
years.
Mrs f. y. Filter. widow of the ex-Mayor or
Philadelphia has been Ill at her Ocean-ave' cot
j. ". Bookman. of Monmouth Beach. gave din
ncr party Tuesday evening a company Of friends
Edward II. Wells. New-York who is summsring
at Normandie gave a clambake Tuesday night TO
a party of OF fourteen at Pleasure Bay. The steam
Yacht Gem conveyed the party.
Mrs f. A. Price of NewYork. who owns the
General Grant Cottage al Elberon, gave a dinner
at Prices Hotel Pleasure Bay, to her daughters
and a few specially invited friends on saturday
evening which was followed by sail on the river
Next week will be busy one AZ Pleasure Bay.
on Monday there Will he afternoon display
of japanese fireworks Tuesday night there Will
be triple attracion-a free concert, a display
Of fireworks and Il boat carnival he river Two
prizes Will be offered one for the best decorated
roWboat and the other for the hest-decora1ed sail
boat or launch There will also be a special dis
play of fireworks on Friday evening.
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1T VAS HOT AT WEST POINT.

SOME OF THE WEEKS GAYETIES HAD TO BE
Observation-Disclosures ARRIVALS.
West Point n. Y. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-The ex
traordnary heat OF the last week played havoc
with the social plans of visitors here. Several pie
mics that had been arranged had to be abandoned
The hops however. were held usual. and were
well attended. Cooled air. forced by powerful fans
from the basement, made the rooms pleasant. The
cadets in camp suffered greatly from the heat
Several were Frustrated but fortunately no deaths
occurred.
Colonel John VI. Wilson came up from Washing
ton Thursday; Captain Lusk Will entertain him
while he remains on the post. Two German Off
cers-Major Won Zeilien and Lieutenant Won Tory
ebotowski-are staying at Craneys. They Will sail
for Germany next week.
A lawn party given by the women OF the
Presbyterian Church on the Goodsell grounds yes
terday II a success.
Mrs j. T. Morgan will return TO Craston's Mon
day She has been in the Catskills for the last two
weeks.
Major and Mrs. Charles f. Roe have sailed for
Europe.
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RAFTING POPULAR AT THE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn, Aug. 10 tSpeciaD-
DESPITE the warm weather life has been enjoya-
ble here all the week The rush OF people has been
enormous All the hotels are catering 10 crowds.
and there are many transents Hot weather makes
no difference with the bass fishermen. They 30 out
every day and come back with strings of fish
The hops held alternately at the Water Gap
House and the Kittatinny are among the pleasing
features OF this resort Coaching and bicycling
have RI her fallen out OF fashion these warm days.
and swimming has superseded them. Never In the
history of the resort were there so many Dathtrs
have proved one Of the greatest features of Water
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FINE WEATHER AT HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-wINNERs II
THE TOURNAMENT.

ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEK-WINNERs IN
THE TOURNAMENT.
Hotel Champlaln, y. Y, Aug Is (SpeciaD-The
weather Is delightful for yachting and rambling In
the park The fashionable hour for bathing here is
from 10 in the afternoon after which comes the
four-n-hand drive and dinner from $50 o'clock TO
O. The magnncence of the lake and mountain seem
cry eliminates here The whole line of the Green
Mountains and many ranges Of the Adrondacks are
visible.
Mrs. Cora Stuart Wheeler and Miss Mabelle Big
gart gave a pleasing evenings entertainment on Mon
day of this week Mrs. Wheeler reading from her
own works and Miss Biggart being at her best In a
condensed dramatlzation Of George Eiots Adam
Bede" The readings interspersed by appropri-
music by the orchestra.
The tournament just closed was an athletic and
social occurrence OF much importance. T. II. Lewis.
president of the Golf Club. has received handsome
cut glass and silver nks,and. gift from the COM
mittee. In the golf contest thirty-six holes were
played. J. VI. Ball first prize sterling silver mill
tary brushes His net number Of strokes $50 I.
f. Lane with 1854 strokes, won second prize. Russian
leather travelling Third prize. sterling sill
yer blouer. given Daniel Runke for his 1872
strokes. In bowling ten games were played Among
number, which l.45 She received as her pre-
Mrs j D. Adams rolled LIP and Miss Hoskins, 1850.
their awards being silver pin tray and silver tea
strainer respectively. J. D. Adams scored 222s win
ming a pearl scsrfpin; o. D. Seavey 2.l21 French
elk cock II. G Runkle 2lO5, silver hat brush:
In the Gun club ID. O. Wickham. with handicap OF
Is shot forty out Of fifty clay birds and the FIRST
prize of a French bronze statue Mr.. Seavey secured
second prize a bronze bust and Mr. Runkle third, a
cut glass ash tray In the match games OF tennis
Or. Adams took first prize. mother OF pearl set OF
opera glasses: w l.. Faques. Jr.. won a boys silver
knife and r. b. Thompson the silver dagger X b.
Thompson also won first prize in the one-mic boat
race with Dr. r. 5. Adams close second. The
awards were a champagne cutter and pair Of cum
buttons. In the swimming match b. I. Bell won the
250-yard contest In 1 minutes and u seconds FOR
which ne received a silver bronze statuette. The
second prize a delft clock, went TO c. Fellows.
Mr. and Mrs +. r. Holden arrived last Sunday In
their steam Yacht Wachusett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
CAPE NAYS SEASON PROSPERING.
A PLACE OF GAYETY FOR MANY VISITORS SOME
RECENT ARRIVALS.

Cape May " j.. Aug - (SpeciaD-This resort Is
passing through the greatest season I'm its history
since that OF 1876 when many Of the visitors to the
Centennial to Cape May as a part of their
tours The place has been gayer than for years
The heat in the big cities has had much 10 do with
the coming of the crowds. II has been cool all the
week because of the sea breezes which have blown
from off the ocean Entertainments have been kept
up with undated interest. and there many
social incidents nightly.
Mrs NJ j. Scott sister OF NicePresident Steven
son. is here with Miss Scott for a second visit.
John r. Hanes president OF the American Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals is guest
at the Stockton.
Senior Romero the Mexican Minister TO Washing
ton. and Senior Andrade. the Venezuelan Minister
are guests here. with their families.
George II. Glover, superintendent in NewYork of
the Standard OIL Company. with Mrs Glover. are
bpra
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS GlYETIES.
HOPS AND CARD PARTIES POPULAR At TIN
HOTELS.


HOTELS.
Richheld Springs. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The run
dress hop AT the Spring House last Saturday W"
one Of the largest OF the season The hotel va.
Illuminated with hundreds OF Chinese lanterns ana
more than the usual number Of pretty girls maas
the affair one long TO be remembered
AT the Darlington similar dissipation was IN
dulged in and the dance was kept up I'LL miehs"-
Those taking part I'm the sacred concert az u'
Spring House Sunday evening included Miss Amos
Ueineberg. young pianist. and Miss Florence
RC.se Of New-York. who sings at Richheh every
summer AT the Darlington a good programme
was also performed by Gerard Theirs. Miss uA''
Y. Dunbar. Mss Williams and Mr. Hausrath.
Monday evening progressive euchro engaged w
attention OF the guests OF both hotels Al NV
darlington the games were played on the Ner@ho',
and the winners OF the FIRST and second ana mn
prizes respectively. were Mrs Conrad. Mrs ba,
ard Mrs Spear and Messrs Mccain. Little ah'
Sutro.
Al the Spring House ten tables were arranses
in the large paror and after a lively contest M,N
John Dudley and Colonel Wills $ Paine were 90
clarcd winners Of the first prizes Miss Dudley as
Miss Won Stade Of second ana Miss Jos'ph'"'
Mather and General Wilson third
Hon and Mrs. -. Jones CraW gave as
progressive heart party at their home. CuHeh"0on
last week Croquet tournaments are a we'AY W
currence at Maple Terrace the summer NO.''
Colonel Anderson and his family. clayton |o"s'
was also the scene OF festivy this wesk ,ns.0siy,
sion being a large garden party ti' ,N.nys a,
grounds around the lodge. trimmed WIN s'lnnee -
chinese lanterns and hundreds OF electric llshs' ~
sembed fairyland. Mrs Morrill, the u, Ius,,,okiyn
tertalning her sister Mrs Dunnlng or bro1aHs n
Mrs. j Wyss'hb W tark s' Mps 3 WI
,sms q a. Rowland md " L. Nander'oort nav
arrived at the Spring House Co.,. d., Mr. and
NJ ~ 4 sanford = \ Thompson, r J. ~
Wen r 3 BesfAf T,rrI,I p'fy N e I Mr ana
Reyes RANKIN. u, pli n. Hart and {. 7. kAu
ara nj the Earllngton-
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their banjo sooist. a. c. Moore. gave an cxcsi,ect
entertainment the other evening. '
Frank 8. Aldrich, proprietor Of the Larkin Uou..
and his wife. while driving recently were throwr
from their carriage. The former was unlniured
but Mrs Aldrich suffered sprans and -
confined to her room.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. A. Howell OF New-York are NJ
the Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanford. OF Hartford ac
mpaned by Mrs Sanford's father, Pliny Jewell
Of Hartford Conn. are guests at the Larkin Hous~
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sion The annual tennis tournament was pee"''
this week and has excited much interest MOTIFS
Johnston and the Misses Lockwood. guests OF inc
Ruisscaumont who are among the contestants car
ried off the leading prizes In the recent tournament
at the Grand View. regatta, open 10 the guests
Of the hotels and the cottagers on Lake Placio and
Mirror Lake is to be held August 10. ana many
entries are being registered Several germans nave
a country dance the proceeds OF which went 10 tne
church fund. All the participants were IN appIo-
pirate costume. the girls wearing big sunb9nnets
and checked aprons. and only oldfashioned dances
were INDUCED in. The rooms were decorated WIN ~
corn. squash and other products OF Inc larih. IL
was a brilliant success and long to be remempe.ssa
bv the guests of the Ruisseaumont Among me
leading participants in this dance were MI caih-
crime Clark the Misses Lockwood, MISS Dodd MISS
Sadie Platt Miss Strickland Miss r. clarke, MISS
Walton. Miss Walter. Miss Johnson and Miss hop-
inson. ,., ..
Some Of the guests who have recently arrived at
the Ruisseaumont v =. Collins. Mrs. Harvey D
Almy !. f.. Park Miss A T. Park. Thomas /.
Southworth Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Lockwood MISS
Lockwood, Miss Isabel ID. Lockwood Mrs. W, a.
Waydel Miss DoeGer. III. J. Weber. New-i ork 'll!'
O. b. Mars, w a. MARS. c. Doscher. MISS Doscher'
Brooklyn; j. Franklin Fort. Mrs. Fort MISS orr
Franklin W. Fort, Mrs ID. s. Walton. Miss Waiton'
Harold Walton. Mr. and Mrs. +. O. Barstow, W. a;
Barstow, East Orange n j.: Mr. and Mrs Daviu
Dodd Miss Dodd. orange y. j.; Mr. ana MIS-.
Henry II. Stebbns. Rochester; Mayor and MIS- w
Flower, New-Orleans.
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LELAND HOUSE.

Schroon Lake n. Y, Aug. 10 tSpeciaD.-lhe "c"-
known Leland House is having a successful season.
a great many guests being registered there Ihey
find Schroon Lake all that IT has been represented
both for natural beauty and for the excellence Oh
its hotels chief among which is the Leland Boat
ing. tennis baseball and other out-of-door amuse-
ments are popular with the guests and there are
frequent dances in the hotel parlors. with now ana
rivals at the Leland have been j. Clarke Hoe, r A.
We'll Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mayer New, orK
civ: G. II Terry Mrs. c. II. Terry. J. a. Fuller,
Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs Eckford Moore, MISS Helen
n Moore Trenton y j.: John s. Wilbur. Troy; Mr..
and Mrs D. c. Alexander. Ithaca, \. Y
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THE RUISsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-rhe present
week has been like the preceding weeks at tho
Ruisseaumont for gayety and for variety of diver
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LYON Mountain ~ y, Aug - (SpeciaD.-These
are lively days at Ralphs. and, in spite OF the I'M
usually warm weather, the enterprising guests OF
this house have been amusing themselves In vari-
ous WAYS few mornings ago Professor H. Russell
$40 on Interesting seight- OF hand exhibition in the
boteI narlor A tennis tournament is now in prog
ress and there is close contest for the champion
shin Of Ralph's On Wednesday night an exceed
ingly enjoyable dance was given by the young
neople OF the house. An orchestra from Malone
furnished excellent music ana programme OF
twenty-one dances was carried out. Every room
I'm the house is occupied al present Inc ne" cot
tage lust completed is occupied by James H. Hart
and family OF Brooklyn. while W. W. owens IT.,
and family. also OF Brooklyn, are Installed In the
Some Of the recent arrivals at Raph's are Mrs
liam Carroll Miss Elsa Carroll, ". w Perrine. ir.
Leonard Paige. New-York; Charles r.; Ialsey'
Worcester Mass
THE CHATEAUGAY.
Merrill. ~ Y, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-rhe Chateaugay
has received in the last week good many guests,
most Of whom intend to stay late" as sojourners
on the shores OF the Upper Chatoaugay Lake are
in the habit OF doing. The tennis-court and croquet
ground are pretty constantly occupied by players.
and the rowboats OF the Chatcaugay are In demand
The Rev Or and Mrs. D. Morrison are occupy
ing their cottage. "Farview." adjoining the hotel
and are entertaining there n party Of friends Or
Morrison. who is rector Of 81. Johns Church Og-
densburg holds service on Sunday mornings In the
hotel parlors. Last Sunday a large congregation
present including many OF the guests at
Ralplls who came over on Inc steamer ADIRONDACK.
DR. Morrison is DESTROYS Of having chapel erected
here for the OF the summer visitors 10 the lake
and last season building fund was started. which
Is being added 20 by the guests this summer.
Among the recent arrivals at the Chateaugay are
Mr. and Mrs O. l.. Judd. Newly DIRK Mrs. II. O.
Mcdonald Miss Mcdonald. Miss Ina Mcdonald.
Montreal
THE RUISSEAUMONT
Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug Is (SpeciaD.-The present
week has been like the preceding weeks at tho
Ruisseaumont for gayety and for variety Of diver