New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
MASSAPEQUA DANCES.
\ LIVELY GERMAN DELIGHTS THE SUM-
MER COLONY-ALSO \ HOT
CORN PARTY

Massapequa, Long Island. Aug 2s (SpectaD-Isx.
evening it the good fortune of the guests OF
the Massapequa Hotel to add more success TO
their list of successful entertainments From OBJ
servation the fact that the visitors at this pIaca
are not satisfied with the queter Joys Of vacation
life is easily seen. No doubt the long hours spent
in the open air the golf course have inspired
the summer people to choose the more strenuous
srnusements. and md greater pleasure in enter
tainments that demand energy as well as grace and
skill So any ordinary dance would scarcely be
considered of much account here german, with
all its 'greS'' and great variety Of exercise, be-
comes. therefore. more popular affair At least
that would be the impression. judging from the
result of last nights german. The figures were
varied and wide in scope.
The following couples took part IN the german:
Miss Hartwig and Mfr. StOddard. Miss Baten and
Mr.. Cunningham. Miss Stein and Mr.. Moody, Miss
Forbes and z. Trubenbach, Miss Ash and Mr..
Hartwfg. Miss Chapman and Mr.. Chapman. Miss
Wells and Mr. Chapman, Miss Cerero and ,Mr.
Cerero Miss Snedecker and Mr.. Spies. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs Smith and Mr.. Pendal. Miss
Denise Cioodhue and Conrad Trubenbach.
One such event. however much fun it may have
given seems not to be enough for a weeks aInuse-
ment here. So tomorrow night another gay time
is to come off. This is to be in the way Of hot
corn party" with music oy the orchestra songs.
q quartet and dances. The verandas are to be
trimmed with lanterns. and tables set thereon.
Then corn-King Corn the feature OF the evening
is to be passed around. All the time the walters
are to furnish all sorts of songs and dances.
Next Saturday the final golf tournament IS 70 Be
PLAYED. II will he d mixed foursome- The prize
is a cup offered by Messrs. Harrison and Cruik-
shank Among those who have already entered this
tournament the following couples. Miss Hart
wig and Henry Stoddard. Miss Grace Forbes and
Fisher GoOdhue. Mrs T H Joseph and Z. Hart
wig Miss L w. Mason and T. H Bgelow. Miss
A Snedecker and T. TTubenbach, Miss II. Cerero
and r. T. Cerero. Miss Goodhue and Mr.. Cunning
ham Mr and Mrs. F. P Davis, Miss Brittin and
TIr Stoddard.
Latest arrivals at the Massapequa are Miss Alma
Ash Roger Winton I. o. Horton, Miss Hunt, Mr.
and Mrs Charles BIendoq7 Miss Constance Nathan.
Anderson Arnold D. Alt Frank H Nathan Carl
T. e. Schrader Mrs. Lucy NJ. Sprague, T. o.
Haubuer of New-Iork, Mr.. and Mrs A. z. Bah
cock OF Crawford. y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. B. :.
coates os East Rockaway, Mr.. and Mrs. John 4.
Young Of Glen Cove: Miss Elizabeth L. Young. Of
Deal Park y J.; DR.. Edwin Carn1an. Miss Florercs
Carman and r. iuIse. Of FreePort; Miss Gertrude
Nathan Of Charleston. s. G; s T. Cohen. OF Wood
mere Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs. \. A Hanan OF
Glen Ridge, y. J.; Miss Edna A Psrne, Of Hack
ens9ck y J. Miss Bruen, Miss Florence Bruen.
n II Bruen. Jr Miss Ella ;. Hutchinson. Miss
T-nkies Charles g. Clark, J. D. D Cerero. Fred
srck Mertens, Miss Lillian ScryHser. Miss ConeI
Parrish Miss Rose Rosett, Master Louis Rosett
and J. s. Kreish. Of Brooklyn