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New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
PR TIClL.
Washington star.

From The Washington star
DO YOU believe IN dat motto. n"'Nun Pi' @ 80,
tell tomorrow what yoh kin is As WEI" 10 '''
.:;sh,.iy do-," replied his mother, who was
removing the dishes from thr iablr
well. len rz .oug - | hab ie time rech
ons rnrbr. I might "a well go Tl5ht ahliu Al ea'
anulhuh supper.
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4 SUDDEN SEIZI RE.
From HarpcTs Bazar

From HarpcTs Bazar
Miss Tommey-I read the other day thAt an
eminent scientist says kissing is cure for dys-
pepsia. 49,,
have an attack Of dyspepsia al his Ver3 mo
mentf
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49,. n the eccentric characters Of old New
familiar figure 20 its citizens during
~. =, the interval between the early thlrtlcs
nc death in Dec amber. 1879, was George
- ~ as he styled himself Count Joannes.
O.. u-ss one Of those prrsons occasionally n"'
he a. then. whose idiosyncrasies marked
,.rr out for almost constant public attention ahd
-.,,Ia tn the attention he was by no means
....ss but he was an Intensely solemn lndl-
',.o, uben considering himself. and there is no
.n,,, hat be often suffered kcenly from being
-. m. general butt for NewYprkers' amuse-
-, l. became the fashion when he appeared
49, s.srs in his later years for audiences to
s-.s howl jeer. and almost mob the poor OLD
.C,u,t in their ferocity Of ridicule He usu-
no hore il all with much courage exhibiting
49,, more for th- supporting members Of his
.rr,sny than for himself. fearing lest they
n,ls b. involved in his own disaster. UnGues-
..,ably The public had some excuse too for It's
.heyior The Count" grew to be a very bad
.-or as H. advanced in years and his personal
,,ossrance vas grotcsque in the extrcire. lie
,as tall and large. with a scholarly stoop his
a,. was long and showed The traces Of aSe'
r,nsb he always dyed his heavy mustache
q. yora aig which fitted eXecrably The
a., So,hern said = j, that you could put two
a,s.-s between il and his head. and Wis; 1t all
.,o,,d" one lock was carefully arranged to
fall upon his i'reh'"' anu ''0 --''' -,
hung down '' his N'1' 0'''', -. 60,
bui neat II hlS o'4''."'' ''' ,,,.
ha; and c'',hrs '' '.'>" '' .,..t.
shiny. were ms usual 80.
be woFe ''l f'''' VIZ ''' r.,. -,
bhv attached - L. ~ I...r-r
gloves were ear'i-1 ' '''' nam '.'N
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

able and remarkable lifa Of Count Joannes'
actor. lawyer. historian and lecturer on religion.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
COUNT JOANNES."
--ccrXTRlC LAWYER-ACTOR OF A
FORMER GENERATION.

p REAL NAME WAS 'n0Har JONES. AND III
r.s FOR MANY YEARS TIE BUTT FOR
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NETWORK BAR.

Upon his return 20 America began another
phase of Count JOanncss" career-his legal
ASPIRATIONS He was admitted TO the bar IN kos-
ton and coming from there here. Was admitted
70 the New-YOrk bar in 1866. He became
ccnstant attendant al the courts, frequently for
The purpose u bringing suits for libel In these
tctons he was generally his own client Some
tines his grievance was that an aspersion had
seen cast upon his title. But his most famous
suit was that against "Dundreary' Sothern. ioi
eanca'urlng him. ~ he complained. in the play
o. The Crushed Trasedan." This suit occu-
PIED the cJur, for u fe~ days. during which the
Spectator extracted Infinite amusement from
te Proceedings but the Judge decided that no
Injunction could be served upon Sothern 10 pre-
Ven; him FROM continuing the play. Sothern de-
elArec thai he had not the slightest intention Oi
1rcaturing tn Count" and that he scarcely
knew him
Jones was present al court as an onlooker
even when Mt H'igant, and took pleasure i'll
making himself conspicuous frequently going 50
o1 as to Interrupt The Judge and The counsel
1ne late Judge Brady used to relate that on one
c'~slon Al d hearing befOr him Of a disputed
secuon case there arose a vigorous Quarrel!ing
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,r,rr SEASON AT DEAL BEarh'

~, Ana 20 fsnecIaD-The season at th'S eNo'"'
,o .osor, IA now at It's height. Every cottage - %
$500 ana hathaway Inn. for over one huhu'e'
- ,,rorI,e rendezvous for New-fofSers' II
,ro-dod with guests from the metropon-
=, lt,,r,err,n OF New-York. superintendent III
.r,ci, ~ the Adams Express Company rex we ~,
Tnursday with his family. consisting o. ~, - !,
a.uah,er Miss Marie and his two sons. Joseph ana
Robert, The Zimmermans have D'oh H''e '' ''
last two months l., eoo,ai,,
coloncl John + Krougcr. % NEWARK J. SP'"
the summer at the Inn with his FANNY
Ccorge Wupermann. accompanied hy NJ wiz
four daurhtcrs and three sons. Is enjoying 'he su'
rncr pleasures az the inn. ~ 800, ,atu,,,t-
cenerai William 8 Strykrr, Colonel Al'EanHrt w..
0uhnni Major Thomas ). channer' alI N'''"'''
v,nam G PutIer were a, the inn this "e"h ,s
= Ringer. accompanied by ny WI ""' "'"""
,er Is maklns tho Inn Ms sun. ri.r none, 1, .o-o
William n Schrocnker. Of Nev-fork. j. nero
VIZ, r,n nj punlap OF Hew-York. Is sDending the
r.rorpe IIorencamp of Jersey CRY : "nilhs
awov A.. iorrd days ut the inn g., Ill.
James Hum, ~ jersey City hrorSht MS ia'h's
10 the inn this week , -. .,,A
he- daughter Mrs Tr. Judd g.,
= r. Mesick OF Ncw-York has cottage IN syn
ney-nve. ~. yo.t l. occu,vi,y
George G palmer % Ncw-York. is occupying
cottage IN Milan Place. ., -.
l.. vs. MnfOfd. OK Ney-Nork. owns pff''y c"'-
,,ec on he north sidc OF Sydney-ave. .
NJ ard Mrs Thomas I King and MI ana hrs
e. / nm are recent arrivals from New-fork al
Hathaway Inn - a,
semblvman Josenh Byrnc. OF Newark. are occupy
inC their new cottages near the sea.
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HOTEL. CHILDWOID.

Massawepie Aug. 20 (SpecaD-Hotcl childwo''
is the scene OF constant activity In every Kind OF
outdoor sports. and for these there Is every facility
one OF the finest athletic grounds IN the noun
talns IS directly behind the house. and thu various
contests which are continually taking place there
are comfortably viewed by thrcngs Of spectator"
from the piazzas Of the hotel! These Include base
bal games played with mines from nelghboring re-
sorts and tennis matches. and when the grounds
not otherwise occupied they furnish a pleasant
short golf The regular nine hole golf
considered the finest In this region.
in the evening entertainments and dances are
frequently given I'm the pretty rustic casino near
the house. while bowling and Billiards. in another
separate building constructed especially for the
purpose round out the day and leave no spare Tine
unorcupicd. on rainy days good library 81 works
OF fiction is the disposal Of the guests. 70"
whose entertainment every provision Is made.
Late arrivals include the following New orkcrs
Arthur J. Sade Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Guilfori
Nathan Guilford jr.. Mrs. and Miss Boese. Frank
NJ Chisholm. Louis Marshall and family. William
r Gate Miss r Gade Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. New
man Mrs. j. NJ Quackenbos and Mrs. y. Lyon.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. Aug. 20 (speciaD.-Th!s oid'me Ia
vori;e Is AGAIN overwhelmed with one or the p'e'S
ATTEST crowds OF guests to be found in the noun
tains with whom time flies rapidly in succession
OF pleasure.
The new launch. which makes regular tTips
around tho lake. is usually crowded by excursion
parties from the house, and 1t Is also In demand
by numerous private parties.
There is an unusual amount OF musical talent
here and the guests have recently given two musl-
Gals In which the following artists appeared:
r White Steel and w. ". Wilson; rnandoins :
Miss Menefce and Miss Charlotte Morton r'o p.
Inns and Miss Cuyler. piano. The entertaliinei; $
were highly successful. and were enjoyed by ''e
numerous friends OF the performers.
Another evening was agreeably ihied ny eale
of progressive hearts, at which Mrs. II. w MOeller
and Mrs r. A Hazard. respectively. took tie
first and second prizes for women. and II. W. WIZ
son and W. j. Cooper secured the mems prizes;
Among the New-York arrivals are T. Shc ,,r
Charles ID. Searle J. g. Burgess. MI anu MT
George A Burns f. n Hill. David w. Cromwell.
Mrs A. Garter. james Maclay Miss Maclay Hiss
Menagh Mr. and Mrs. &. Stuepnagel. Oxen fTain-
ard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sweezey. i. I; SOY
Dean c. MollesOn, Theodore A Bah'a ana o ~
Petit
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ADIRONDACK LODGE.

Under new and liberal MANAGEMENT this popular
resort found at its best this season Situated as II
IS high up in the great North Woods the nearest
house 10 Marcy. Mcintyre. Golden and other lofiy
peaks II affords facilities for mountain NE unknown
In many hotels nearer the towns. From the obserya-
tory higher than the surrounding forest not "A
trace OF civilization can be seen The house Itself
an immense log structure, the largest OF rs sort
In the world is built the shore OF beautiful
heart shaped Lake Clear. and. with the cottages
and tents makes ideal home FOR rest and com
fort The rusti, theatre In the midst OF pines and
balsams gives lovers OF fun and gaycty an oppor-
tuniiy for enjoyment. while boating. driving. tennis.
etc. help to make up the sum OF outdoor pleas
ures The place affords all the pleasures OF camp
life together with the Injuries OF a hrst-class
hotel. The nightly gathering around the campfire
is the realization Of life in the woods Forty miles
Of trails extend from the house IN different dircc-
tons In the valleys. over mountains and through
mountain passes
Among the arrivals are Or. and Mrs f. Howard.
OF Rochester j. Mum Andrews and Mrs. An
drews of Boston, William D. SOhier and family OF
Boston; William =. Iape. o. Troy; NJ Campbell
and son. of Newark: w. w. Kline and W. @. Sands,
OF Beading. Penn; George s. Dawson and wife. Of
Pittshurg. and Mrs H. Coffin and daughter. Of
Birmingham.
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RAIpIf'S.

Pa,ph's. In the Adirondacks. Aug 20 (SpecaD.-
Life AT this popular resort is continual round Of
gaycty Not n moment OF the day passes withou.
its own particular attraction. ard. taking advan-
tage Of the beautiful weather rowing. coaching and
trampng parties are popular.
On Thursday a large party visited the Chateaugay
Chasm.
An exceptionally large number OF young people
ere here. and the house rings with merrment every
evening. having Its informal hops.
One OF the prctte3t Of the week was
the birthday party OF Miss Esther Burdick on
Tuesday. The event was pleasantly celebrated by
many appropriate games.
In the evening large progressive euchre party
was given by the guests Of the hotel The first
prizes were captured by Miss Augusta l.. Page and
b. F. Beekman; and the seconds by Mrs H. T.
On Saturday evening large dancing party was
given In the parlors. and the Union College Quar-
fet and humorist he'd entertainment on Mon
day evening
Deer are plentiful In this region. and are fire.
Quent.y seen. The hunters are preparing their arms
N anticipa ton Of the opening hunt.
Recent New-York arrivals are Joseph Bostwck.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Rice. Edward G. Rice. IT,.
Er and Mrs. f.. J. Holmes. A. C. ID. Foster, Mr..
and Mrs John Fox. jr.. and Miss Blanche l.. Wen.
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Besides the usual variety Of summer pursuits
the Grand View is this week holding tennis tour
nament Over fifty entries were hand includ-
ing many well-known college players Among
these are Thomson. OF Princeton. the in;ercolleg-
ate champion; Wilkinson. OF Cornell; Chiids. Of
Andover; Clapp. of Harvard Kafer and Suter, Of
Princeton: Carver. OF Yale; Andrews. OF WESLEYAN:
White of Cornell. and Foulke. of s.. Pauls The
playing has been lively, and Interested crowds
were in attendance
The Bolt Manufacturers Association has been
having an outing, and held It's annual meeting al
the Grand View, pleasant mixture of pleasure
and business.
novel entertainment was held on Wednesday
evening when William Nischer invited about forty
friends a Welsh rabbit party. which was greatly
enjoyed and afforded much amusement
On Monday evening there was well-atiended
benefit concert and ball By the Grand View Or
chestra.
Recent New-York arrivals are Mrs. NJ. L. Kelley.
Mrs. NJ Becker and Miss Becke~, y J. Murray
Charles o. lie Count ard Miss lie Count,
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,po,ovcryG TUr MOCK ISLAND SEASON
,,,n,,o,.vvrvrs PROMISED by TIE TowN Off
CfAis-ELFCTRIc LIGHTS AND
TROiI.EY-CAIS

piocL Island X l. Aug. % (Sp"cin) August
has been the best month for tho hotel prop'e'ofs
% this sea-gi.t reaor, for numhei OF s'"tT pan.
and IL will make this an exceptionally profitable
year -,
,rhcro has been an effort made 10 keep the hotels
omen later than has been customar" heretofore.
The Ocean View the larges. hotel here. VIII no'
close this year until september D. "hch u "c'N
late- than In former years. and M'ssrf. '"ho'H q
Ball the PROJECTORS. say they VII! Keep open ms
Iong az the patronage viii warrant II. The same
course Will be pursued by the other hotel propTie-
tors The steamers Mount Hope and Block Island
will no, be taken Of until about the middle OF
September $3.50 . ,,,.o ,r tho ,,usL.
hail Of the ocean View Tho other evening.
The bathing beach has been The centre OF at'rac,
tinu an the week. even on RAINY haNs me Su' !,
being crowded with bathers. both regular hotci
Simdne Pnrshurst OF New-York and his family
The steam yacht Nirvana haing from New
WI, "a me into the harbor Of refuge. and those
on board spent n number Of hours In seeing the
The rev iighihous, at ,hc end of the breakwaier
~ the harbor Of refuge IL completed bhi ne Wn'
has not get been put In working order IN. Iob-
horn has however been used on several foggy
among the guests at the Spring House are Mrs.
stanberry Mrs Gouriie Edward Hal and Miss
MA MAJOR John " Adams OF Pawtucket. r. /. Is
~ a lawrence Of Hartford. Conn. accompanied
by j. u. Reed and G. A. Prior came in on the
steam launch Trio this week and remained here
several dnyr 80 , -, ,.,, ,
Or J. |. Mompert Will preach In the church OF
st Anns-by the Sea to- morrow. .
A large rca turtle was captured IN one OF tns
fshlng ponds the other day by some or the local
fishermen. . , . A.,
York are at the National
The town officials make the statement mar. De
ginning with another season. there Will be electric
i'ch:s in the streets about the hotels. ana that
'irre Will also be extension OF the present
rncadarn road. The new road VIII probably b"
built 10 Michigan Bluffs. which is orc OF ~ prin-
cipol drives taken by pleasure seekers. The pro-
rrotors and the owners OF the now electric road
also state that the electric cars VIII be running
70 other points Of Interest On the isl0nd
Nrw.Ynrk are Mr. and Mrs w. " Remington.
Mrs A B Brown.r. Miss S;iphin and W. ii.
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BATHING AND FISHING AT WATER CAR

Delaware Water Gap. Penn Aug {" 'ep.
The usual crowo that always pours IN auins ",
latter part OF August IS here now Ine no'..' ..
boarding houses are well filed. and espec'a'" ..
the Water Gap House and Kittatinny do'ns a ~.e,
business The evening hops heli az thesss III ~.
are d.Iirhtf and sniovabie affairs hi, Of an scs
attractive features none hold greater .toss
than the Rroadhesd baths. IN the JeIsey ~, Il
down bv The Gap This fine bathing $50 swso,,
patronized 10y hundreds every day. soHs, .. srcrr.
row down and back. The low-rate sunu,ay ., ssrs
sions from New-YorA attracting huh!teihs .,..,.
each week and those that come are OF ~ .no Coll
class excursionists The links of the sue, ss,nly
club attract great many players ana ee." ha,
the Introduction OF the game 20 TINS reso't in.
added greatly 10 IT'S popularity Bass h.hhs ,ysr "a
proving ard those thai have gone up ~ e,s ram,
the Susduehanna bridge 10 FOX isla"o "'' ~
mick's Ferry report very good lack
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on pINE-CIiD NOUN POto'V

Mount Poconc Penn. Aug - ,Specia'''- ,,me
son IN these pine-cad mountains has see" Al
br,Iliant week than the one closing fo-ua' a
Pocono Mountain House there has been IT, ,hs
gaye,y that has kept the visitors eons''H"' Ms,
move II began with a fair and basAa' s",,hss
case. for the benefit OF the four loea' ,,,cdsy
The net profits amounted 20 over s9os o here Vas
evening a german was danced. at wh'e ~, T,estN
Il large AMI fashona BILE attendance, onnnased the
evening progressive euchre party ens eng. evening
guests for three hours ard on an,ses~ncl.nan Of
the birthday OF Henry Gay Srlert - with music
song, speechmakinT and big 'p psry ., III.
Wealthy Albro Lewis gave Lawn 5sa pb y over
Alhro Cottage which aU'r"'" ,r,' same o.
dozen of her young friends. The weenp ~ ths last
baseball WIS the most laughabie ieu,.. f,on New
fortnight and all because the Nisl,o's lore Of
foundiand defeated the house nine by ''
N
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THE RUISSEAUMONT.

The principal topic Of interest here is the CON-
ing regatta between the guests of this house and
those of Wh!teface Inn. There Will be for
both men and women and also mixed doubles. and
many Of both sexes are in daily practice for the
contests
Last Monday plea,ar. party, headed by Pro-
prietOr Krumbholz. 10 Paul Smiths to wit
ness the great ball game. for several OF the Lake
Placid team hail from the Ruisseaumont. AL
though they were defea ted. ~ honora BILE
defeat and IL is expected that the return game
neyt week will bring the final victory TO the home
players.
Among recent arrivals the following from
New-York: Mr. and Mrs George W. Krieeer Mrs.
Louis L. Browne Miss Campbell Miss j. j. Slim
son. K. L. Ballard. Miss Ella +. Johnson and Miss
Ellis.
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,.-,d. a.. he,nr arranged by the Asbury Park
Common Council and Miss Emma Ross' VINO Is "
be one Of the managers OF the anair' eHpec'S "
have over five hundred babies IN the pasea""
Prizes will be offered for the heaviest ana young
est babies. and FOR decorations OF coaches anu
floats.
National Circuit bicycle meet will be the at
traction next Wednesday. when, In addition 10 inc
speed events In which the "crackerjacks" VIII com
pete Jimmie Michael Will ride pacea 'we"s
fve-mile race against Lnford JEFFERSON OF 'nis
place the latter to have handicap OF nve miies'
An ARM and Navy jubilee coti.lon was the soc'ai
feature O. the week at the Hotel Brunswick last
evening. 1t was arranged by VIII j. Dean 'he
amusement director. The cotillon was danced ny
thirty couples led by Mr. Dean the women wear
colors and the men clothed in naval ana MIL
tary uniforms both the blue and the gray oe tr
represented. The casino was decorated " VI,
colors. and the surroundings sussestei am dr. IL
camp. The figures incurred m arcnos' 9Th bal
Tie Of flowers The fifteen Army and NAVY or,csr
executed march to The air OF Sse ,n 70 The
women; the cotiilon followed The favors weis
sk Cuban and American h4gsj ne Raw n"s buckle.
miniature cannons ard haversacks H. srr,
The 9si special reSou sreef annual
began yesterday and VIII CONTINUE s,e held on
Tuesaay Aug nnd. 80 Soy eH the Initial service begin
ming sunrise The sermons VIII DE Iraieos d.
Nominations. and the special services VII pc IN
charec of noted evange.lsts. The camp WI. Gov"
time over two Sapbaths Yesterday Ho''l,"s b.,
nrayer-mceting was held for the success VI mo *
rarnp At 5 o. m. there was a conte enc VI 49,.
.rs and at 739 o'clock tho sacrament OF me III"
sumner was observed the COMMITMENTS iun"r -
I'M, rear ly five thou and. This morhins trn pt
naratorv sermon was preached by the l,eV "a 30 :.
" Nunhall the Philadelphia evangei ISL anu Ar
eyening sermon by Charles H. fatman, w NON
y, the voung peoples meetings. To-Inorrv" no ,,,,
Ing bishop J. H. FitzGerad. president oil ,T rirn
Melting Association, viii OCCUPY tns nroner In
nunit and preach the opening sermon plaYpp , the
,bt evening the sermon Will be d,nvstfeu Wy n
Rev s. Parkes Cndman pastor OF me E,v Thou
u.,hodist F.plscopal Church, New otk ~, nar.s
sanis unon thousands Of Methodists lroI. 20 IN
81 Tho country arrived this week 10 pa 20 vii
Of, .'e re-, reiieIous feast and thousands more VIII
arrive on Monday. ,,. ,.,. ,voek included
Gov"rnor Foster NJ VOORHEES, o. New - J,r dtu
Rev Parkes Cadman Of New ORR r ny OK
iS rS william stryker o. pienoM Major
Thomos s Chambers Of Trenton cap,ain WHEY" s.
:. J,,,,t,er l. A.: Colonel {. H. Sann 'i a., ~ m
4, cantan Frank p. OBrien, or bIs ,.ren,nr
Ala Colonel Alexander G. Olrhant, OF Myer
Co. F3gon OF roboken ex.Govc,h"". NM az
Zuick Of Arizona. exMayor SaInur,,, TO-, rsir1agc
11h,,.G.inhla the Rev. Or. Frank DE WI 80 pit,s
ne Rev S Edward Young: OF "a
Jnro. colonel Robert c. Smith OF J'rSes '''' 49,
Senator Charles Reed. Of SomeTvle' ~ %
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SEABRIGHT ADJUSTMENTS.
THE BEACH 0rBs src-EssFUi. cAREfr EN
TERTAINHENrs OIL TIE WErk.

TREATMENTS or THE WEEK
Scabrigh, y j. Aug ~ ,SpeciaD.-The Beach
club IS one OF the lyelest organizations along this
section ~ the Jersey coast Although but three
years old It's mission 20 give the cottagers bath
Ing privileges has been highly successful. and the
outlook for the future f. fright. There Ia con
sidcrahl, rivalry IN the club the women
to VINO Is the most expert swimmer. feat
ure Of the GLIB is the o'clock tea held every
afternoon
seabrigh.'s sister resort on the north. Atlantic
Highlands Is lively Interest in the Red Cross
work there is attracting considerable attention
At II genera. meeting held there this week II was
ascertalned that the sum of slGo p had been sub
scrlbod In cash. besides numerous contribu-
lions Of supplies large box containing dozens
Of usefu! things for the al the front was
forwarded last week.
The Casino Is stln attracting the cottager and
mens Will be given before the season closes.
Tn. euchre party last Thursday night 1T the cot
iage Of Mrs g. Ballin was pleasing mG" ~
ems first prize. Miss j. Mercer. The other prize
Brunig Mrs Cokefar. Miss Bailir and Mrs. Giles
The committee in charge OF the affair. and who
assisted Mrs balm in her efforts In making tn.
Foster Mrs Emil Rincke and Mrs. A. ID. Strauss
Peninsula this week which caused considerable
rnerrimcnt. Prizes were won as follows First
Aver third Mrs j. &. Mott. H. ID. Harding. d.
" Lynes and A. 3. Barnes won The mems prizes
progress at the Peninsula. There are thirteen
entries. , .,, -,
Mrs. Gardner. VIII sail for Europe In week or
Mr. and Mrs Charles Howells are occupying
mouth Beach
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great success. Mrs. Ftske won the nr,.
prize. beautiful handkerchief and NJ sNSoma4's
mans prize, 1ne silk umbrella. ' onep To
Miss Marie Beckett has been here n.
james Pursell. of the Tampa Bay Hotsii q.
convalescing from q recent attack OF sckrr. here
Pearsalrs evening was last Friday nichs
10. Colonel Alfred +. Pearsall gave the @,.. That
the hotel his Soldiers Story" The aud!encsu Of
n large one and enjoyed the two hours ~ ne . was
dramatic narrative mirth, information ana n'enss
furnished by the Colonel lie was ably ASST, 1scns
Marie Budvorth. ""so By
Next Monday night there will be an en,.-,.,-
ment for the beneft Of the Home Tor l'r,ess,rn:
Children OF the Poor. which is at Long ppppiee
William Darrach will give the ENTERTAINERS, Desach.
A. T. Dick will also add 10 the attrac.iven, A.. mr.:
the programme; she has consented TO slnrs o
large audience IS expected sung