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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-02-28
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Lucas County, CO.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he "a
me senior partner OF the firm of T. J. CHENEY
q Co., doing business in the City OF Toledo,
county and State aforesaid, and that sid
frm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
nOLLAI for each and every case of Cstarrh
that csrnot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day CT December A. ID.
1886.
49, a. w. GLEASON,
4 SEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Caiarrh Cure Is taken internal ly and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of the system. Send for testimonials.
free.
p. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pulls are the best,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-02-28

Like bad dollars, all counterfeiss OF De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve sre worthless. The
original quickly cures piles, sores and all skin
diseases,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-02-28
The Markets
BUT LITTLE CONCESSION.

Georgetown, Feb. 2S.-Wheat 7OA76.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

The guest Of Mrs. Ida Hackenvos. is now visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Mrs. s. p. Weller and daughter. Miss Dorothy.
Fave returned from a visit TO Kansas city.
Miss Flora Schinke OF St Louis Is the guest
OF. Mrs. Charles Hoberecht.
Mrs. F. 4. Will OF Dixon. Colo. and Mrs. ID.
G Mcdonald have returned from a visit TO st.
Miss Mona Wood has returned from a visit in
st. Louis.
Miss Ruby Carter of ST. Louis is the guest Of
Miss katheryn Billiard Of Mayview Is being
entertained by Mrs. George A. Major.
My. and Mrs. Louis Fisher are home from a
Mrs. Lulu Human is visiting Mrs. Boles at
Biachwater.
Mrs. Harry Mcnamara is visiting in Mokane.
been visiting Mrs. j.. r. Barrett. is now the
guest Of Miss Elliott Todhunter Of Lexington
Mrs. Fred Gray is visiting relatives at Bloom
Mrs. Kate waddell Of BLOOMINGTON. H.. is
visiting the family OF Mr. John F. Antes.
Mss Lille Schreiber OF -. Joseph Is the guest
Of Misses Clara and Mamie Maroney.x
Mrs. VI. T. Spahr Is visiting in -. Louis
Mrs. +. L. Hamilton and Mrs. ollie NJ. Haley
IRE visiting at sheridan. la
Miss Lulu Burford IL visiting At Carrcllton. Ill.
Ny. and Mrs. j., g. Green visited friends in
ST Louis last sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Burns. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. NJ. McGintey. has returned ID her home in
Mrs. Anna Conra;h OF St. Louis is visiting Sc
Miss Flora Hoberecht is visiting in St. Louis.
the guests Of the family of Doctor J. y. Fer
Mrs II. E. Walker and Mrs. Josie Brimmer
will depart Tomorrow for Ration y. NJ. on an
extended visit.
Mrs. q. X. Leset is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Mamie Gibbons has returned from a visit
IN Boonville.
Miss Matte Brown Of Dresden was the guest
this week of Miss May Jaynes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

SPECIAL Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
week sss cen,s * Il Aug; al Interest hi.
I%siioHs. iiiaminsso nss Fireworks Or 1 aer w Ssss latter after
;%iyities galore The whole aoSs's water m1 irUn. an %.i ses 4
niaSe OF light No expense was spared to make
port as a night show. The parade of deeors,es
ners on Narraeansse;, s svsns. az sfo : o' The four tor
the parade prizes were awarded in grounds at
dances. baby show. ' dog show. T hofse s ssow. ts eaee
me Use OF jamestown as a summer resort has
place was q mere hamlet. With not more Ian m a
SSu An aweiiings at most. in sight from the bay.
Sn.S public eonveyanee between the town and
NsMp9rd This was Of ancient origin. and It's
s~i sna departure depended entirely upon the
STATE Of the weather. The inauguration OF the
,oxn'. Drospe Tas 'nf A., fi arri sha pU steamers nt !am Mere
no. a paying Investment. In one particular year
old farmers on The island BEGAN eH TO LOOK ahd bl .ss
NJ I. IRON ( mat year the enterprise took on new
b paIpn a os , w sT,. rswarded with success The
cess y WHICH n0i led n 10 the mI Sniidiins and Of the e,b sgs-
unit, now jamestown has half a dozen good
summer watering place. In addition to the hotels.
as many as a hundred summe cottages have
has grown 10 be what nature designed tia
PARADISE rse OF 2 WATERING place.
s sus. I % JsRestovn.s rise Is that most o. this
against The vigorous nHfq pro, SP1n Of afr; in ANN a II f,
sorts Of aha evil sturdy !. y,. eiiIz,ns, who pro3h.sied all
received all these advantages simply because
they could not help themselves. unless they
s3In out and moved away. and some Of them
Almost Threatened to do that. Nothing in recent
Years mas Injured so much TO the lasting benefit
OF the place in general as advent Of the James
1onh Land company. the head Of which is James
Isussis and Ephron Cstlir. who caused Shoreby
NH TO be laid out and built upon.
The Commodore's regatta sailed last Saturday
under the auspices Of the Conanicut Yacht Club. 1
was the most interesting and important racing
event ever held by the club. The prizes. which
were given by Commodore Dodge. are cf prac-
uicai value This regatta. which was inar-urated
three years ago BY Commodore Dodge. is greatly
appreciated by the club. which is steadily in
creasins In membership and popularity. The feet
Is also growing. as a great deal OF interest is
taken In yachting by the summer visitors at
this place. John u. Davis is one OF the trustees
ana Clarkson Potter is on the Race Committee. |
The jamestown Golf and Country Club has |
posted the following notice: New golf links now
open within ten minutes walk OF the ferry on |
and Just north Of the western portion Of Shc reby |
Hill tract. Caddies may be engaged at the club ]
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
HARBOR POINT. MICH.

Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Sunday Republic.
Harbor Point. Mich. Aug. ie-The Point has
weather. though warm. has been almost perfect.
and. tempered by deligntfrl lake breezes. has in.
the regatta series Is being sailed to-day on a
buoy in Petoskey Harbor. and large crowds are
watching from small boats and from every point
Next Week. the 18Th. will begin at the golf
links the most ambitious tournament ever at
pIagp ex.e eStf to Fsms as5h. d ANegg ), Lester an y
manager Of the tournament. which is being
A large party from wequeronsing. including
The Misses De,sfleld and their guest NJ; j. a
might III and Tstu,nsd By steam iaSEG 7a,e WeSqe;
phss are guests at the Club.
Miss George Walker joined her friends here
Mr.. snc Mrs. y. C. oIds and Mrs. william
Odds are the most recent arrivals from 81. Louis;
Thomas l. Fekete OF East St Louis arrived
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. simons and Miss Emily
S Sespenins' all prominent IN st. LOUIS society are
The past week has been one OF gaye,y and all
trains and boats have been coming in crowded.
SO the clubhouse and all the cottages are hi.ei
August was Very backward and not as gay as
usual: but the past two weeks have more tan
made up for the Gullness Of July and everything
around the Point is booming.
Golf. Of course. takes precedence as the chief
amusement. but tennis has become quite popular
'and the courts just back of the hotel are almost
and TO the other resorts. so with all the facilities
for boating. bathing etc, one is never at a
Mrs. Dave Miller. wife Of the vice president
of the Great Northern road. now residing In st.
Paul. with her friend. Mrs. E. h. sibley Of New
York. came last Monday on the Northwest
from Buffalo. Beth Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sibley
resided in St Louis until two years ago. MIR.
Miller Will join them Friday for a short stay.
Mrs. Henry p. Herman Of Boston. who was
well known in ST Louis. having lived there for
three years prior 20 her marriage. was also one
Of the party. hut only remained here three DAYS,
returning 10 the Eastern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan are entertaining at their
cottage Miss Georgia Walker. who has been the
guest some weeks at Chsrlevoix of Miss Edith
Blake.
THURSDAY evening a c%otiilon was given in the
Casino Of the Point; Alec Starne Of Chicago,
the popular beau Of the resort. led.
Mrs. Morris Gregg Of st. Louis was one If
those who presided at the favor table, also Mss
Roberts Of Springfield.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Low. Mr.; and Mrs. Duncan. Misses
Fanita Duncan. Mildred Stickney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Taylor Stickney. Arthur Stickney. Gull
ford Duncan and Mabel Riddle. The favors
were posters for the ladies and stems for the
men.
Mrs. Dan Holmes and Miss Mabel Holmes will
leave In a few days for Buffalo and from there
10 the Eastern resorts for the remainder OF the
season.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
ASBURY PARK, n. j.,

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday pen,,r.
Asbury Park Aug. 1S.-The snnusi n -
or babies sumHering On the North Jersey 1oss,
TOOK place On ocsan avenue and ..F3uneers'
sters were propelled by proud parents "a Sc
licitous nurses before q crowd Thar nnmh.rsd
fully 5000. The decorations of me carrisrs.
were. on the whole. the handsomest in The hiatsrv
OF the resorts most unique event. The finest
piece OF decoration was awarded a sIso silver
none. however. of less value than e. p''A''
The annual Wesley Lake boat carn,va,-tbe
other big event OF the season-took Mac Thrrs-
Gay evening. This place and Ocean Groy. snen,
N.0G decorating the lake. fN
Next sunday will be the heaviest of IN. x.a-
son. For the annual camp meeting in ocean
Grove thousands Of people are staying AZ the
Mrs. II. H. Coleman Of st. Louis in amending
the month at the Strand.
Many st. Louis people are spending Auvu.t
here: Among the new arrivals are Miss K Gun
and Mrs. William A. Lemp, Miss Eiit:bct5
Schnaider and Miss Stella Schnaider.
Kansas City guests Of the Hotel Brunswick are
J.. W.. Daudil and Miss Flora DaudiI
Mr.. anc Mrs. A. Henry Barker 81 Davenno-f.
Ia. are recent registrations at the Rrnrs1tct
where they VIII remain until the end OF the
H. b.. Kahler is = st. Louisits recrea,in. NJ
Asbury Park. he Ii At the Victoria.
Mrs. Joseph Gerard Louis H. Gerard Miss
Nancy Gerard and Miss Grace Gerard of 81.
Louis. are guests Of the Hathaway Inn A. mai
Omaha have Joined the western colony a. the
Mics MarEErof and Miss L. A. Marrero, are
ST. Louis young ladies at the Franklin'
Mrs. +. r. Gentry and Mrs. f. ID WHITE OF
Kansas City. No.. are sojouninE at the Plaza.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
GOSSIP ABOUT ST. LOUISANS
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.

The steam yacht White Heather. owned by Mr..
Harrison Drummond Of st. Louis. which has
been undergoing extensive repairs At Q Rockland.
Ne. shipyard. returned to Bar Harbor this week
and Joined the large fleet now at anchor there.
Mrs. Il. N. Noel and Mis-. Helen Noel Of St.
Louis are spending the month at Portland Har-
Dor.
arrived at Bar Harbor the first Of the week.
They will remain there for a month.
Other arrivals at Bar Harbor are Mrs. j. A.:
Jacobs Of st. Louis at the Hotel Malvern and
NJ. Harry II. Mayer Of Kansas City.
Among the prominent ST. Louis people at Sst
Richard Gentry led the cofillon Wednesday even
Ing. ard his sister. Miss Gentry. won one Of the
prizes In the society cake walk given there that
evening.
Mr.. >. II. Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f.
Wagner Of st. Louis arc at North Scituate. on
the Cape. for the remainder Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Woods Of Kansas city
are at the Naumkeag house. Cottage City
Messrs. f. A. ouesnel and Harry c. January
Of 81. Louis are registered at Nantasket Beach
stoppinT at the Haiie;t Inn. Hyannisport. Cape
Cod.
A late arrival at the Curtis house. Lenox. is
Mis- Downing Of ST. Louis.
Mr.. Harry Allen Of ST Louis eaualed the best
golf score record at the Country Club. Lenox. last
strokes and winning the days cup competition
Miss Cochran Of 81. Louis is visiting Hiss Edith
Koon at the Oceanside Magnolia.
Late arrivals at the Hesperus house. Magnolia.
are Doctor and Mrs Carr Lane OF St. Louis.
They exrectf TO stay tho month out.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Burr Of 81. Louis. b-tis
and brideeroom. are recent arrivals at the
Turks Head Inn. Rockport.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
SOUTH v MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
South Haven, Mich. August is. ls0l.-The de-
lights Of the fisherman at south Haven are in
nowise diminished, judging from the crowds On
the pier casting the allurfrg bait
Mi Harry Halves. rot content with smail fry,
will leave here to join a party OF gentlemen from
81. Louis. Doctor Leland Boogher. Jack Boogher.
VIII Matthew'S and Thomas e Henninss. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Overstreet leave In u few days
for the lakes of Michigan
Hunting parties are also numerous and the nu-
meIcus boat horn. In the very early morning. are
forests abound In all kinds OF game. and occss-
ionaiiy 4 serpent giides into camp. giving the
young men an opportunity TO display their bray-
cry
Mr.. and Mrs Smart and daughter. Lo;tie. have
returned to Avery Beach Hotel. after spending a
week at the Buffalo Exposition
The Reverend j. Johnston and "a My have re-
turned from . trip to Buffalo and Niagara.
Mrs. Charles Bradley and laughter, May. have
arrived from ST. Louis this week and are located
fol. the remainder of the season At the hotel.
MT Joe Penney has arrived and VIII spend a
couple Of weeks with his family.
Mr.. J. H. Winter and Nj. Frank Ross came
Friday to spend SUNDAY at their cottage.
Mrs u. p. Morreil has gene 10 Chicago to Join
ccupIe Of week. before returning TO At. Louis.
Colonel and Mrs Higtte leave here to-day for
Lake Huron TO remain a couple of weeks.
A large party OF whist PLAYERS en3oye1 the even
Foster arrived from 81. Louis just In time to take
part In their favorite game
Miss Neiderlander is entertaining AiN Hattie
Mrs. I'd B"seS. Mrs. Penney and Mrs. Victor
m mssrHssr :, seT 1s. So, sna Mr. krsmerr v Monday Ky
FIRST prize: Mrs. Frank Ross, the second: and
Mrs. Victor bernoyer gave : porch marty Tues
day- morning al their new cottage. Mrs.. Neider-
lander. Mrs. Weimer. ars. Gibson. Ma. Beach
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c

Special correspondence Of The Sunday Republtc.
ChaTlevOir. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE annual even.
a concert given each year by the orchestra OF
the Inn. assisted by those Of the leading hotels
Of Petoskey took place "Wednesday. This CEN
cert Is an out-of-doors affair. taking place IN the
spacious and attractive park in front Of the Inn
and brinrs large crowds from all the resorts.
Mrs. Hoyt Green with her niece. Miss yu,ia
Moore. is at the Inn. Mrs. Green has heen
seriously i'll for some time and came here 10 re-
cuperate.
Mrs a. X. Bonham is at the Belvedere for a
few weeks.
Mrs. To9des and Miss Estelie voedes are Mt
one OF the Belvedere cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Teasdale. who are
twelfth wedding anniversary Wednesday by giv-
ing \ dinner. covers being laid fer twelve. fol-
lowed by a card party.
Mr.. and Mrs William {. Steer have a cottage
here in the Lindsay Park addition. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jeehv are their guests.
VIII Steer and Lacey Crawford have a stable
full Of fine horses and many swell turnouts up
here. Among them are several saddle horses.
and Mr.. Crawford may he seen riding his Ken
lucky hunter every morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

Isss'G lsr. Syss ii: III who sa'; s.r. .s her, !. beautiful sight
Mr.. w. r. Martin Of Fort smith. Ark. who
spent some time here With his wife and children
Fl H.. 'h family Mai' vii ho semai Is's until III , hone elo ,ss' Of s' The
season. and the twins are TO take an Important
Mrs. George Mclean and family O, Little
Rock. A5k who have been guests FOR some time
:. see iae Hotel del o'er0' also returned home last
Miss Gertrude Marlsy Of Ottawa. K.s.. and
ing seven weeks in Metropolis and ether points
IN III Mln ncssnSs' on i he fa a any before less ss sesuI iaHs;
home on the following dar-
Raii.y of 81. Louis 'S arr %ensoyins and an outing III, Tt Sia
summer at Prior Lake, MINI.
at shs w fiIs'i Hes. eaS hseei R1Gsy H s,Ssn "A last & ~ sn.
derson q Fort smith. Arb. won The nrst ladi.s'
same thing at every euchre party given at the
one Of tie most popular hotel men at tn. lake
na1n sssson p,a Is + aoT ,p;s 81 Louis:n Mr. :.
a. G. Holmdale. of the White House. Excelsior.
For a number OF years both before and after the
Planters. st. Louis. while during the vsr he
served as Quarte.naster at Jefferson Barracks.
.. M1 sns this shis ! msraS az Ma Eunes a n Mimi Louis Sh are
they are putting in their time fishing.
webster Groves. Mo-. arrived : isss week ssrr ,s r er
main for !he remainder mar o, the season. -,
ton Nc, are smonE the Isse arrival.
Among the ST. Louisans who stopped for a
s sssI' I iiRs ls:' , Ssfs se: :: t 4 w Riss we're Misses
Mr.. and Mr.. = L: Dunn Of Fort Smith. Ark;
headquarters. the White House.
MS. NJ Laine and dausht.r Of st. Louis are
among the recent arrivals at Excelsior.
Miss Anna r. Parker OF st. Louis arrived at
the lake last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes OF Old Orchard. No. are
spending the summer al Lake Pulaski. MINI.
A party OF Kansas City people who spent a day
last week touring the lake on the Puritan con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. HoicoMb, Mr.. and
Mrs.. W. r. Neitxel and Mrs. A. u. Lampner.
they were accompanied by their a. Paul host
esser. Mrs. White and Mrs. Lewis. whom they
have been visiting for a number Of weeks. They
expect to return home this week
Mrs. Ii. d. O'Brien and children Of 81. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
r SHORE, MASS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Boston. Mass. Aug. le+-The number Of new
past week has been measured only by the hotel
propr.etors' ability to care for those seeking ac-
many 81. louis people , The same story also ap-
plies to the White Mountain resorts Down on
Nantucket. there is a Inherent story to tell.
There has been an exodus from these resorts.
viii only apply 10 New Englanders. who are
seasen. aDd 20 Ai those Whose v sSs aae II take is1o in
only tive weeks; The latter class Of vseaiionists
their outings: The Western tourists. however:
into sep,emser. and these Sensible )" people epe viii
enjoy the finest weather conditions of the East.
notable for its mildness and absence Of fcg. with
which the entire coast has been suffering more
There are many notables down on the Cape
Ann SHORE. especially at Manchester-hy-ihe-sea.
ner given on Tuesday evening b. the Duchess
Signor Pastor. the second Secretary of the
sPabDssn hssa To Ms SaS ssepm isr the the sss spnn'1 /,
temporarily at Newport. visiting some OF the
The coming of the members Of the German
the summer residence OF the FreneS Legation
will add still more to the social life OF Man
n Charles Lardy charse d.Ana,rs Of the
sw,ss L ss ,s,n ; a. wa sssa%Gs who !. a, Man
sibility of representing his country here during
the absence In Europe q N. Pioda. the Swiss
g. N. Hitchcock. publisher of the Omaha
World Herald. and his family are at Marble
head Neck for the summer. which place they are
finding a delightful contrast TO their far western
home.
Mrs. Alonzo c: Church of St. Louis gave a
card party al the Mcorland Cssino TUESDAY
euchrs wa. PLAYED; Mr.. Gentry Of St. Iouis
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope. Miss Pope Of ST. Louis and
Miss Alice TEMPLE. treasurer Of the Chicago
Wonan's. Club. arrived at East Gloucester this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Chapman and Mr.. A r
Nathan OF Kansas City are prominent arrivals
1t Magnolia this week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
LAKE MIxxETOxKA. MINI.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Lake Minnetonks. Mimi. Aug. B-For a cou-
pie of weeks the weather here was 80 very cool
that the -hivsring ~re<orters were arriving at the
belief that they would be equally comfortable AZ
their homes. and as a consequence a general
the trains continued daily to bring those VINO
weather. and this continued influx Of visitors be-
ing followed by some more genuine summer
weather. the chilly ones were thawed into con-
tentment with their lot. Mlnnetonka. couse-
auertly. is now at the height of its season. and
period than usual.
The many hops at the big hotels and the club
house continue TO be largely attended. while in
terest in golhae at the Minnetonka links con-
tinues undated, The most important event on
the programme last week was the annual regatta
OF the yacht clubs Of this lake. Boatloads Of
spectators were on hand TO view the racing. and
though the wind failed to do its part on the pro-
eramme and the racing could not come OF. the
large feet OF sailhoats. with their mow-white
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

s'wss .au: S;smss.ens S,es.. 4 an n. sss.s.y n:sss!,s
kansas people. has ouisIovn IL ORIGINAL 6canla
We. .sss = .s sse aoasin Up s sSssrS on H AZ s.! s0, s.% On s q:
the shores of Little Traverse Bay WiI - on
:uouIbsn stations accommodate WsaussSn:sns r.
weauetonsinsers scored high IN the r.,sts. I'M,
~sek. and have nigh hopes OF winning IN the
Miss Ssrssr.s E Price Joined her 81 Louis
Pestus Arrived this .fsernoon. ana nad ere u sse:s.i 4
spending 1 he week ant at Emmett M,'i ss.c as'en'ns0n are
Mrs. II z CAR r. also At Emmet Beach.
!ohn c. Hurt of Kansas chy 10 rssistsred -
Prank wyn:n :nS w I: Esslss.s.ls e s.
aI ~ pse "a M = ga ~ g ce z. , a:a =.
,Es1.ns Tssss. IA Dosss- va. !. sSsi:ss r..
All. c a ! 9.s a.q :! e; s:.l e; =; a. q. si., VIZ s:s sssz::'
Wsgns. ne tAs etssr rssorts b sa3uyias ne
soifers q al the 81: LSu,s .seess: as I'D
!s:s = s' :1s.. AZ s:1 ss 9; s ST !: g 49, g: [: =: !:
AZ. are. spsndins NOS. o. sssir din ssiiiss, =
s :a:Ir nat se,b s:s e s11 81 s. sss t.'s''s On A''' waters
recently. 1be t4uncn II . 9o1enCt4 uCtIe cruN,
new last season. end - entoyed ~ ne many
friends Of NJ. and Mrs. EdgsF who are forsunats
enough TO Be taken on a little cSuiss around NJ
bay. and Wednesdays and gaturdayl Shey Usually
take a large party over in II to the HaF6or Point
hops
Mrs. John Mackenzie. daughter q tn Cnicaeo
divine Dccto. Locks: has much trsm.sic ebiiiT
een.ed in the ASSEMBLY IN ths v:ry sesr future.
Rehearzals are nov going on Mr.. Aackensto
has the Principal role. Others takinw part ART
George Ravoid. Miss Malote Housss. Niss Octave
Roberts. Thomas Graydon and Robert Mckay.
Mrs. Mackenzie Is we'll known in 81. Louis. hav-
ire often visited Christine Turtle. noW Mn. Ram.
sey. she IN the author Of several ptays and tosse
are a regular feature of wSqUs social
life each season.
Mrs. ID. N. Houser gave . supper NoDdsy ev<n-
Ing. Her guests were Mrs.. John Nackenxio. NA
LLOYD Msckenzie.- Miss Octave Robers! oenrgS
Ravold. Thomas Graydnn and Robert Mckay.
Mrs. ELLEN Cristy Spencer came up fsom
. few DAYS al the vseus hotel.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Doncen have hem sntsre
,.ininx their mother n Issn5 Aanh3es NJ.
fays. IN he the guest Of Mrs. Henry Weaver a
the Grsnd.
Hufrhirson. Rss.. has also been their Euest.
Mrs. Edith swan 10 spending . few weeks -
he Griswcld cottage.