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I:lRisOR FONT.

CRUCIAL rpRFESppNpENtT
uIrbur Point. Mich. July III b'auti-
.r,i weather last week has brought out thu
num.rnus sailing craft. for which ltdrhor
point IS famous and many a spirited nee
,,ay IL. seen daily. Their is no more IA
yorahIn sailing ground, or rather wafer. IN
,be North. and the annual reg itta held here.
Mir and Mrs W. II. Forsyth are enjoying
life. at the clubhouse.
Miss Gertrude Stanton joined her friends
az th,. point this week
Mrs John { Black and j. 4. W. S'eed-
man are passing the summer at Emmett
Nrs, Howard : Taylor and Miss Minnettl
TAYLOR re Guests NJ Roaring Brook Inn
other =. Louisaus ut the inn are Mrs.
Jarles a Waterworth and Mrs T. IL. Lit
Leslie Dana and George Il. Spear arrived
Mines. \. +. Godefrav and G. Fitzpatrick
ar. also passing the season here.
4, Harhor Point club are Mrs. Simeon
RAY Mrs +. l.. Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T..
Altar W +. Frederick. Mrs. Frederick
Mrs = NJ Oliver. Mrs. Everett l.. Brooks.
Everett W. Brooks and Van Housteen
e F. Gauss and family have been here
some time. Their daughter. Mrs. Young. is
Miss I-a,ie Bond of Memphis. who often
,-isits her uncle's family. Judge Bond in
G. louis is at the clubhouse for the sum-
mer. having come North with party from
Mrs. Minerva Carr Is passing the season
a, Emmet Beach. with her daughter. Mrs.
Horace Pool of Chicago.
Misses Mary and Nellie McCluskey arrived
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IaKEW Observation-Disclosures 4.

SPECIAL. CGHY.ESTuNT l.gSCE
Lakewood on ChautauquL. y. Y. July %
The german to D.. danced nj tn" hehl
HouS,. io-morrow night viii h" IN" nrst 81
the season ana promises 70 Il" a very sue
Ces-ful event. II Will b" followed ny al !.aSt
one every week the rest ~ the season ne
social III, at these two hotels l. now at iiS
height. the large number Of southern Wis
m. goIf t1urnaInent played on the Waldo
mere I'aik links was more than usually cN-
citing. Inc girls played in M morning dnd
the men In IN, Afternoon The prizes were
won 10y Mis- Jane Bennett. Mrs. W. Lin
ford smith. Thomas Graf an! Henry
NOrmecutt. one Will he played each SatuT-
day from now on amt the elderly women
will serve tea on the links.
The dances at Point Chautauqua have
been the chief source. Of amusement a that
resort. the ~. I.ouisans stopping at the
Assembly Grounds and other resorts going
over to attend them. They are given In th-
casino of tho GrIad HotcI Tuesday. Thurs
DAY and Friday nights.
At present there are nearly l0n5 persons
ON The assembly grounds. many Of whom
are there in the Chautauqua summer
schools. Bishop John II. Vincent. IN. chan
crlloT. viii not he there this season. because
of his removal to- Switzerland by the Last
General Conference Of the VI. r.. church
Ills son. Doctor George r.. Vincent. acts in
his stead
The Reverend Doctor y I.uccock q prom
in.nt NJ. r. pastor of 81 Louis. is a. the
assembly grounds for his vacation. With
him are Mrs. I-ucC"ck and dauGhter. Miss
Natalie I.uccOck- Doctor Luccock is an old
'hdutauquan and has been visitor for
many years.
Mrs. =. =. Taylor with her child and
maid. of St Louis. have arrived at the Kent
House. Wher. they will remain tin" balance
of the season. Mrs. Taylor has been here
before ana j. very fond uf tn" place.
Mrs. Virginia Mathews. child and maid.
and Miss Virginia Davis Of l.ouISVill. Will
pass the next six weeks at the Kent HOUSE.
y II. Sesse Of 81. Louis Is registered at
the Kent.
Among the reC'>' 81. IouisIns who have
arrived AZ the Assembly Grounds are: Mrs.
NJ. &. Dillon. otto Hellc. and Laura MAY
Watts and Miss Helen Miller.
From Marshall. Mo. are th. Misses Mabel
and Bessie Allison and Blanche NJ q.
Nicely.
Mrs. II. II. King and Mrs. 4. u King
both of 50. Louis. a. one Of the cottages
on the Assembly Grounds.
W alter Z. caldwell Of Fayct;e. Mo. and
Miss Nell Jasper and Miss tanui. "
Bncthc Of Fulton. Mo. aye among the re-
e, NJ arrivals al the assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Watts and their two
children. Of 81. InUis, are at tn" Ath.nacurl
Hotel for the month Of August.
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O(ONONONO t

SIECIAl. CORRESPONDENCE.
Orononuwuc. Wis. July .1-Thre.. # the
six prizes at last Saturdays golf tourna-
ment on the course Of th. country club
were won by st. Lruisans. In the won' :
driving contest Miss Hattie Glenn was frs;
on .ighty-.ight yards. In IN" like COutC I
for men George ". simmons won on lsu
Yards Miss Matte Glenn was first ais, in
tine womcn's approa hing and holding
contest. Her prizes Were "a silver perfume
bottle and Il silver buckle. Mr.. simmons :
priZ. was a wairus-tusk cork screw. The
silver yinaigrette prize offered by T.. e.
Simmons Of ST. Louis for IN. womrn'S put
ting contest was won by Miss Louise sea
y.rns, of chicago. The tournament was fol-
lowed by "A table d'hote dinner At the club
house \ mixed foursDme golf contest a
reception ard ball are arranged for next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mir. and Mrs. ". J. II. Down and family
OF 81 Louis are booked to arrive next sur
dav al the Hotel Chicago to remain during
the balance Of the season. They passed
last summer at this resort. Mrs EIwn is
especially remembered as an admira BILE So
Mrs r. r. Houston of Kansas City is the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Or Brookings OF st.
Louis at the Brookings summer residen e
Recent arrivals at Draper Hall include
Mir and Mrs }. g. Prather and Samuel D.
Capcn and family Of ST. Louis.
Missouri is now represented at the Hote
Chicago by Mrs. 1. y. Prest. Miss Presr
Miss Bucket. F. t. Bucket, Miss Hammett
Miss Nettie Seamams. Miss Gertrude Sea
mans II. ID. Dutton. Claude |. Graham Of
Kansas City. and 7. l.. Montgomery Of Car
rollton.
S. p. Rosenheim, NJ. A. Shipley. r. II
Laing. II. Clay Ashlock. Eli Silverberg. II
G. WolgPndorf. Gus Loeffel and CaStlemar
Webb OF St Louis recently registered at the
Jones House In this city.
President David Il. Gould OF the Country
Club and Mrs. Gould recently gave n din.
ner party at the clubhouse n George +.
westover and Miss Westover of Chicago.
Mrs. John T Davis of ST. Louis is the
- ba
mons summer residence on Lac La Belle
Mrs. X. Bodemsr Of the Mound City Is
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CLIFTON TERRACE.

81 EC'TAT. CORRESPONDENCE.
Clifton Terrace ILL., July @S.-A trio cf
youn.; women from ST. Luis. Misses Altha
e. and : NJ. Hyatt and II Garrett. ar
rived at the Tavern Saturday for short
outing.
T. Greenwood n banker Of Edwardsville,
Is here for several DAYS.
Miss Rushw"rth of Chicago Is spending
the week at the Tavern.
The Misses H;assfeii and F. Itassfeld Of
81. Louis spent Tho week AZ the Tavern
Mr. and Mrs. :. Z. Butler of 81. Louis are
spending the week here.
The hop mt the Tavern Saturday night
was largely attended by ST. Loutsans and
tendance were Misses Maloy. Balm. Rer-
thold pnnahoe. Carrie Rear. Ida Pear. and
III. Reichart. J. +. Council. :. ". Goldberg.
Sol 4. I.latt. ". l.. Falk, George =: Anchi-
and e. h. Jacob. Among the well-known
Alton society folk in attendance were
and Eugene Eiwell. John Erf nhnl;. J. u
Max:eld J. Smith. Paul e Brown, III. F.
Rumscy; Harry Chalk. e. F. FlagS and F.
Miss Florida Of Jcrseyville is Clifton
visitor.
Miss NJ sully of St Louis IS spending tho
party of 81. I.ouisans spent Sunday
here. taking dinner AZ n" Tavern; The
Mr.. and Mrs :. Eunklcy. Miss Grace Wnn.
Sol Bear and =. l.. Ray.
Mr.. ard Mrs J. hammer Of st. Louis
have taken apartments ut the Tavern for
Tin midweek hops at the Tavern are
shaving the popularity Of the Saturday
evening affairs. ON Wednesday evening
many young people vera present from
abroad The number included Mrs II len
West and Miss Hamburger of -. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Eitt "f Denver. the Misses
Baker Hewitt ami Edwards of Alton. and
Clark AMI John NrA'Ims. John Pfelffeu-
berger AMI Louis II carr. also of Alton.
Sew raj irn2rOmDiu Skiff races have been
INDUCED ia on Clifton BAY by the guests
during the week. The still water Of tn"
H.. r.sa.aL rH.r= FRI Tbss
Mississippi. making an IDEAL place for such
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NI!.R .Gt>SETT FER.

STF''INl. fpi'T...StH NIE.NCE
Nd-;HEdns.tt Pr. H. /. July 2i.-TUrTr
his i-',H Il marked Improvement IN th.. So
cal lif" 81 Nl:raElr..tt in N" last wc"K.
and tie aeon. which has thus far been in
trance. 80 To- ST-ak. has at last awak-
,'u"d. and the American 1rauIill,' has go
SuIa'l IL lurm'; atuoSpt"r" 81 summer
EaE"ty AMI daSutuE pleasures. Tn" Earl of
Yarmouth came oyer from Newport on a
pleasure yayht with party of friends "a
sunday. AMI EiS prcs'n"" added to tn"
j"'lity Of t." occasion Among the yarits
in Port SUNDAY were lh" pleasure craft. thu
Shamrock thu fioSt''t"T Yacht. buVusSnc,
the Rosemary. the Aida and tie QuieSet;a
The Elsn. which is owned 10, Evans X.
irrk ri Philadelphia, las Hisp been Il fire.
Gurui visitor E-r" uf late. and several par
ties of NarraEanS'tt folk hay" gone yacht
Ing on her.
Lori ami Lady Paurcefotr Of England
and the Honorable Maud I'suuC,.fote 81 me
over from Newport on" lav "f late as HI
guests uf the Misses Patton. al tae Im.'-
rial. Lord AID Indy PauG"'i"i" vi~itc'! The
Casino and country club Whil" here. a-.I
also took III" drive To Point judith. along
H." ocean boulevard
Captain Il II Torrcy of St l.ous il u1e
Of tn, L-Iux ~ the Pier tul~ : N. The
captain j. registered ~ g." Rockingham
Mr. W /. ,i.i-ecI.e - st Louis enter
taiaci al Luncheon at III" "a inc Saturday.
.ir and Mrs. -. = Garrison have t.
turned To- Maria gan.-tt. and have taken
rooms ut IL" Rockingham.
My. and iirs. J. j Tcoise Of -. Joseph
Nj. have returned To- NirrdSauS"tt ard
are p.,a>aui,. situated At th. Knc@iny-
haIl. Mr@ louti' l. much admired a. as
r. sort
Joseph Letter Of chicago has returned 10
NarraEan.,,ti ami i rcEister'i at the
Mdih"NSun.
Mr Lciu.r gave an elaborate dinner ut the
Casino recently. which was followed 10y a
trolley ria. "u III. ScavieN road :" James
toy, il
?. NJ. Myers Of 50, Louis is Il late arrival
at tie Rockingham
Mr. ana ans. II .Icl<uiSnt % 81. Josef h.
Mo. are registered -; ia" 'iiti- lone
A.r ana Ms MaiIin' kroGt Di =. i.';I'S
are lat. arrivals at .>aTraEan''tt. Tu'y art
gli,>tS uf Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore q M.lc".
Subscriptions Tor tie 81" air perform
an,. of As You Liz" II EaN' b."1 com
INK ia gene :ug-ly. a.ii'I al humber "l 70" ''t
taErrss nave array "uEaE'Ti boxes i'r '''
event. which Il row schedule! To- take i'tcr
IN Angus la. uu the STuGI4s - IN" i-O-nt
judith. Country Cluh. y ldrS. number 81 'h-
cottage. colony hay" sui s''Iib'd Tor t'k''>
and the performance Will doubtless prove
tn. great social event Of III" NdTs"Eail-'t,
season. Miss MARY SHAW has been "hSHS"d
tu play rn,. part of R"Salind Mduil'" Lar
ryInuIe Nil pay TIE ruI, Of Orlando.
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NNNITog.

Sff E. ~. CSIf,t.$IHI NIEN' =.
Nau!rou. CnID.. July ?f--The visitor 70
this favored mountain hamlet reads with
half uuhsli'f of the heat that has b''h
maxim ~. East q place OF peiance. f.V. .
IN the n.i,.di" of th. day the breezcs from
IN. mountains have been cool and invigor-
Itiu@. - iir the evenings make dancing "
continued delight.
ri,..d ia tG,. lat week are captain tnEhlaI
and SirS. Ip-.hlan. who are the guests ~
Mrs j. u Wh.cl.T at her home. Ninds-
t"rnat!nr.i reputation 10y his recitation III
"ii"Ch '."r Kaiser. is home on sick leave
from PUGET Sound.
Mr.. ant Mrs. r.. u. Ilyman Of St Louis
~" registered al the Mansions.
Airs J. T.. Stewart and Miss No'sinser
e -. Louis have joined friends at the 'lin.
Mr-. T. y. Whituall and Miss Whi;naiI
Of JOPLIN at IA" NaLsious-
Mr. and Mrs. John McCreery and John IL
guests al 'he Eirker
pn- = tn, largest parties from 81. Louis
Nat mas visited the resort this season ar
rived Al the Ci.ff Friday. The members are
ii-- Frank EVertS and children. Charles
prthv"iu. Armiu Drthwein. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph prthweir. Miss Ruth orthwein and
A-oth.-r prnmir eat party Of ST. Louisans
AZ the lin Is composed 81 charles Sparks.
Miss sparks. Mabel Hubbard. Miss tOrtel-
you. Mss MABEL C"rtelyOu and ID. ii. Con-
Mr. J. s Wolff and family AMI Mr. and
Mr.. T.. T.. LYMAN ~ 81. Louis are guests
\. J. sargent Of Hannibal and l.. V. John
son of ST Louis are registered at the RuX-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Eimousou and son OF Carl
Junction. Mo. are recent arrivals at the
sunny Side
Mr. and Ms. H. ]. Iat;a OF St Louis
are among TUesday's arrivals at the Rux-
ton.
Mrs. Chatelain Of So. Louis IS al the elf
for her third season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. g. Let's Of ST. Joseph
are guests AZ the Sunny Side.
Mr.. J. J. Freshman and Mr. Henry
ft"rgInan Of ST. Louis recently arrived at
the MInitou.
sir. {. II. Mcmillan OF ST. Louis IL at the
Clin
Mr.. Frank Cook and Miss Stella Cook are
weli-anOwn St Lousans at the Manitou-
Mrs. u. a Geiyin of Maitland Mo-. is
stopping AT the RuxtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Salta Of ST. Louis ar
rived ~ the RuxtOn Tuesday.
tlir II. Mcmillan Of St. Louis has Joined
fri"uds at the Cliff
The meek but stubborn burro Is one of
tn" most important features Of summer life
in Manttou. The lorG-eared but sV.re-foO:ed
canary Of the Rockes'' carries many a
gay party over the trails one of the favor
~" trips being the ascent Of the Peak To
n!H he TN. trip in this fashion consumes two
days and much energy and results in the
NEST possible View Of the snowy range
one of the parties which made this trip
idSt week was composed of Mr.. and Mrs
kiiph pTthweir. Miss Orthwsin, Miss Nc
EHire. Mrs. r Everiz. A. =. Hafner Ormie
oTthwein ard II. l. Condic. all OF St Louis.
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CHARLENOIN.

Special Correspondence OF The SUNDAY T,e-rbI,c
Charlevoix., Mich: July 2i.-This has been
a happy week al Charlevoiy Bright wearh-
er, plenty of business. excellent sport and
cheerful tourists have male a very pleas
ant combination.
Manager Foley at the RelvaIere Friday
evening gave one OF the largest progre Ssive
eUChre parties ever given in Northern Mich
igan- Among the winners were: Mrs Bar
rister of St. Louis. ladies' second. and Mrs
J.angdenbuTy. one Of the consolation prizes
Mrs. NJ. Link and daughter are passing
the remainder Of the season at the Reive-
SI A. Clover and Mrs Clover are guests
atNChicago Club.
Vogdes arrived Yesterday on the Manitou
and are at Charlevoix Beach.
Mrs. Jules Vale and daughters, Elizabeth
and Isabel, who have passed several sum-
mers here. again at the Chicago Club.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Y. Harmon and the
Misses Lambert and Gamble, who stay
ing at WequetonsinS. took lunch at the
Inn yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Leo Rassieur. and Misses
FteIie G and Cora VI. Rassieur, and Leo
g Jr.. are guests at the Inn.
MIR and Mrs. Il. r. speed and Mr. and
Mrs. +. W. Holmes were at the Inn a few
Miss Margaret Reid and Mrs l.. Reid of
ShSbina. No. are guests ut the Inn.
Yesdamcs Huiskamp and Spelman, and
Miss White. Will stay at the Elston the
Mrs. {. =. Crane and Miss Estene Crare
Joined their friends at the Beivedere yes
Mrs Louis Lincoln and Mrs. J. g. Lincoln
are guests at the Beevedsre.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Villa are registered
at the Inn
charles K. Blake Joined his family at the
CharlevOix resort this week.
Nessrs William Burg, Chester Z. Burg
and VIII II. Burg, arrived at the Belve-
dere to-day for a vacation of "A few weeks
Misses J. 81. Miller. NJ: Chappell and Miss
Link are among the latest additions to
social life at the Charleyoix resort.
Mrs. c. kammerer. Mrs. NJ. Link and Mr..
II A Alexander are guests at the BelYe-
fiere-
\ Mrs. c A. Hibhard and Miss Hibhard
Mr. and Mrs. II. Kramer, are at the Inn.
MIR and Mrs. l.. T.. DOrr and Mr.. and
Mrs Green of Kansas City, arrived to-day
for the season.
MIR and Mrs. +. 4. Banister and family
are here for the season: also Miss Block
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Scully and their
family are occupying the Lloyd cottage.
Calvin n Christy is recent arrival.
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JAMESTOWN,
srE"TAi. CORRESPONDENCE.

SiE'IAl. CORRESPONDENCE
nnuHre given at the Bay View Hotel last
ifiddy evening was an unqualified success
hoth socially ard financially. The women
We're S"%h'd in colonial costumes evening
dress. with hair powdered. and the men
w"r" white Duck Trousers. Tuxedo coats
ana rad SaShcs The patronesses were: MIS-
Edward N1li:nck- odt. Mrs Anna p King
Mrs.. Ephrua Catlin. Mrs. f. f. Wickh1m
NrS, Lee Mrs. i.overinsen and Mr.. Med
r'nSiduS OF ST Louis Among the large
ford. Ms John David Davis Mrs Far
guhar. Mr. Lahens. MIS- Lppincott. Mrs
Henry. Potter. Mrs. Riley. Ms. SeIfridgr
and Mrs. carton. \ substantial sum was
Melted Toy the improvement; fund Of ST.
Matthew's Episcopal church.
The ball Il the Gardner House on Sat
Ur!ay evening another successful az
fair, the only drawback being the excessive
heat. TIL" new and pretty ballroom was
comfortably allied and among the ST. Louis
pc PIE noted were Mr. Edward MallinCkrodt
Jr., Miss Elizabeth Lakeland. Miss Caroline
Lakeland. Mr.. Mckay Jones. MIS-. Charles
II. Leslie. NJ. and Mrs. K lila Wells. Mr.
John :. Leslie and Miss Emily Catiin. who
was considered the belle Of the ball.
Nr and Mrs ~. h I.ouderman, Jr.. and
Nj ana Mrs. j. &. Nichols were here last
week when they were guests at the Gard
u,r iinus". THY are returning to 81. Louis
frorn q meeting az tn" general baggage
agents If the United States in Boston
Cartain Joshua SlocUm and Mrs. SiOcum
are here IN the Spray. the boat in which
the captain sailed around The world. He
will deliver lecture at the Gardner House
some evening this week
Mr. charles II. Eailey has purchased from
Abbott Chandler the Catbuat SSau.
Knox TaussiS. with his cathoat Shadow.
and Ephron Catliu. .ir-. with his Catboat
Vc psr. mad an interesting race the other
day for points, which WIS won by the Nes-
prr. tt @
Potter had an exciting little scrub race in
Two knockahouts. which was finally won
by Mr. Potter.
~. D,,,lp, will H.. held August II. Tor
which a good number Of entries is assured.
Recent arrivals from ST Louis A. tne
r. Vi.v Hotel are: Mr. and Mrs. William
= N.,IriughauS. Miss Lucille NiedringhaGS
viss Irene \ NiedrinshauS. Mrs e. IL
West and Mrs. F. &. orthW.in, Two chiI-
.I-.r and maid.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

-
White Sulphur Springs. ". Va. July =.
Guests are daily arriving at the Green
hrier White Sulphur Springs. The weather
here Is delightful. making all oU'duo-
anrlsemeuts and sports very popular. Al
though the great rush of E@ytty does NOT
begin until tn lSt Of August. Their" seems
hardly time for all thu various occupations;
and :irnuSe,neutS which til the days here
Golf driving parties. bowling parties, card
parfi.< swim ming. teuniS and riding. with
Informal dancing from until II every
night an contribute to the pleasure "f the
summer crowds. An excellent band Of sin
ten pieces furnishes !,'ISi~ twice "a day on
m. lawn and in an, ballroom ~ right.
William Victor HALEY. IL" author. is
h.r.. with Mrs. Hal - FOR IN" season.
The Niss.s Butler Of ST Louis are among
the charming and attractive SirtS here and
arr popular. Others how here, or WIN
haze rrcentIv been here. from st. Louis
ar. A. W Brooks. W. Palmer clarkSon.
Nudge H. L. EdmuuGs. Il. =. Edmurds Mr..
and Mrs John ". Wu0iSon. Others here
arc Judge ana Mrs. Roger y. Pryor. New
Work. JutIg. and Mrs. William y. Many
Iu,Ict. and Mis- Morris Washington. u. g;
Judce Fuller Washington. Mrs. W. J. Rein
mart and daughters, PlairfIclG. y. J.: Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. Gwin and son. sun
Francisco cal: Mrs Ludlow and Miss
Weight Mexico; Colonel III. Gordon Moore.
Mr.. Henry Loeick. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose os
Columbia s. G.. and many representatives.
of Louisville Savannah, Philadelphia, BaA-
timore, New YORK and Washington
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NEW LONDON.

sna.iaI Correspondence Il The SUNDAY E'pIl lic.
New London Conn. July 26.-The arrival
hove of the ships Of the North Atlantic
SQUADRON has caused an increased activity
in social affairs at the Pequot and
Fort t;risWold houses. The fleet. which is
cornnosed of the Kearsarce. New York. In
diana Massachusetts. Texas and Kentucky.
will remain here until July 81. blanchard
a Uager. proprietors of the hotels. have
communicated with Admiral Farcuhar and
rendered a reception and hall at each Of
,be hotels in honor of the officers.
Society is making great preparations for
tho entertainment of naval men. and some
thing in the way Of n social function will
demand the attention of the officers every
night in their stay here. Part of the regu-
lar daily schedule now includes n visit to
one or more of the ships. An informal
dance was held at the Pequot House on
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"Wednesday evening. which was attended hy
many of the officers. The summer girl wei
comes the arrival of the VesS, Is with JOY.
The season ~ this fashionable r. sort. in
spite uf In" reports from other places. II
proving to h. a very prosper and lively
one. and the prospects indicate - very lv'-
~ August The weather has been ideal
summer resort weather during tn" part or
IN" S'HSpn that has passed AMI. while
p"'Tl" have been SweltsriHG in the cities.
Nlth tn" mercury IT lnu. the temperature
her. has never gone higher than ~. SEA
bathing and golf are tn" most popular
IaStim,s
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WEQUETONSING.

ST Ec,I.I, CoRREsroNDENCE.
Weduetonsing. Mich, July 2I.-Just now
the golf course on the bluff seems to be
the center of interest for those who are not
PLAYING. The grounds are now in excellent
shape having been greatly improved in the
spring and early summer. The greens are
all smoothly clipped and some of the holes
have been considerably heightened. The
course extends over a mile and quarter.
The c.. r. q ]. r. r.. through c. l.. Lock
wood general passenger agent. has do
rated $3.50 for golf improvements. and the
Vogue Tennis Association proposes TO turn
/, ever all cash in its treasury, and thus pro-
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LONG BRANCH.

SFrCsAI. CORRESPONDENCE.
Long Branch y. J.. July 2s.-Tle height
of the social season on the north Jersey
coast was reached tonight when the aris-
tocracy of the region witnessed the close
of the seventh annual exhibition of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Association.
The show was the greatest ever Field here.
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last week. and will remain until 1t. n
the fall
Clar.nre Hoblitze!ie and family. and +.
G. 'iaru,tf and a.ii,iy are late arrivals
Miss E.ssi, Mac. Is visiting the family ~
her uncle. Doctor Willard. who's" cottage
Is on the blGff n fIaThcT Springs.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14

shall, has named as his aides Major
j. w c. and Captain Thomas A. Black
ford, of the Wilmington Military Acad-
emy.
Beginning this afternoon the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Eiks will have
an inspector upon the grounds, who
will look after and examine all cleo
trio light wires and see that they are
properly located to avoid fire. Those
wires that are condemned by the in
spector will have to be removed by the
contracting company before any cur
rent can be turned on.
II. Howard Carver. chief marshal of
the parade on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week. desires all those
who wish to participate in these pa
rades to assemble at Fourth and Wal
nut streets on Friday evening, June
y and %, at 7.S0 o'clock. Mr.. Carver
also says that he would be glad to have
as many take part in these parades as
possible.