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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

After all the assurance that the Panama canal would
be constructed directly by the government without in
ter.ediate contractors Secretary Taft now says the
United States is willing to enter into contracts for the
construction Of any portion all of the canal" Still
getting ready Ito begin
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

In all the election precincts Of the city machine vot-
ing will be the vogue hereafter. machine for each of
the 10S precincts is to be provided cost of $500
each, the city and county sharing the expense equally
1t claimed that the machines will pay for them
selves in the saving of money paid election Of
hcals.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
Pattern No. 3747.
All Seams Allowed.
Herald.

A becoming wrapper IL always q use-
ful garment. and an excellent design is
here pictured In blue cashmere, lace
edging and insertion being used for trim
ming. Albatross. louisine. challies. lans-
downe, pongee and flannelettes are well
suited to reproduce the design.
The pattern is in sizes-1S to II years.
For a miss Of Is years the wrapper. made
Of goods with nap or up and down. ro-
quiTss OK yHrds Of material % inohea
wide. S% yards % inches wide. or yards
n inches wide; or. of goods without nap
or up and down, . yards % Inches wide,
6h yards IS inches wide. or ~ yards a
inches wide; yards of edging. 8A yards
OF insertion and IL yards of ribbon for
ties.
Price, 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

An inspiring spectacle, that of w. j. Bryan and Ad-
mral Togo casping hands at the naval heros reception
No doubt the episode recalled to the distinguished pres
Dental candidate that Peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war-if you the winning side of
the peace contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

Work on the Pacific Electric companys Santa Ana
link which has been greatly delayed by nonarrival of
rails ssso dearly completed that it is thought the
line will be opened November 1. This last spoke in
the electric wheel of which Los Angeles is the hub
will be the perfection of present day electric transit
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

AS predicted by The Herald, the city council prompt
ly passed over the mayors the ordinance provd
ing for the ornamental lighting of Main street The
mayors objection the ground of expense is not we'll
taken because the lighting improvement will be worth
many times IT'D cost.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

A negro woman has just died in Los Angeles who
claimed to be 1873 years old and to have been married
fifteen times Perhaps she got her figures mixed. 1t
is not probable that she 1873 years DID, but she may
have been married more than fifteen times
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

1t is semiofhcially reported from Washington that
although estimates may be made for general river
and harbor BILL the regular estimates for the continuing
contracts will not be diminished That insures the
pushing of San Pedro harbor to a finish.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

For period of three years the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company will light the citys lamps at cost
of $3.50 per month for each lamp. The figure now paid
to the company is $685. and the saving per year
will foot up a handsome sum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

Now the leveLheaded Sixth warders are after the
group OF track rippers of their own baiwick with
sharp stick The mayor and his admirers in the ripping
episode made conscious that there is "a hot time
in the old Sixth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

The latest output Of the Sixth wards councilmanic
mst is that there Is only 800 inches of flowing
in the citys Owens valley water property. Why not
send the misft to Inyo county, with indefinite leave of
absence?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

A Fresno man is accused of grand larceny for having
stolen 100000 cartons of raisns. No doubt that is
big enough haul to constitute very grand larceny
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
OccidentaIs Entertain

Members of the Occidental club en-
tertained their friends with smoker
at the club rooms last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
PATTERNS

Different patterns every day. Up-tO-
date styles.
Special Notice-These patterns can be
delivered by mail within three days
after the order is received by The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

That Adams Express employe at Pittsburg who got
away with $1O1.OOO of cash received salary of only
$65 month, but he had money to burn" literally,
when he chueked thousands of dollars into the fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

Mayor Dunno certainly is joking when he talks about
referendum in Chicago to decide whether the saloons
shall be closed Sunday Chicago is an "open door,
town every hour of the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

The Los Angeles limited of the Salt Lake railways
service between this city and Chicago will have to be
fast in order to deserve it's name.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

San Jose yearns to be greater" and is calling
election to provide for the expansion Of its territory
All the California cities and towns appear to be thriv-
ing and outgrowing their old boundaries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

AS San Francisco had not enough troubles already,
there ista Of crimina prosecuting the officials of
Of its banking institutions The force of example at
the city hall seems to be felt widely San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249

Harrman's special in the the continent
is breaking records all right and thus far reports
broken necks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

A Los Angeles fire alarm company has just been in
corporated 1t suggests that recall" company
may soon fill a want in this CITY,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

Another big beet sugar enterprise in Southern Cali
forna is assured by the incorporation of $2,2OOOOO
company with several prominent local capitalists be-
bind it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

A paper pattern of this garment can
and directing IL to The Heralds pat
tern department. 1t will be sent post
paid, within three days, on. receipt OF
pricO,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

Last year the United States produced 9S per cent of
thu worlds output of natural without counting great
volumes spouted from platforms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

There good militant stuff in the Los Angeles clergy
judging from that display Of pluck and muscle by
minister when two of the brethren having scrap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

The Heralds circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
ts larger than that of the Examiner or the Express
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. " Y. Aug. u CspeciaD.-The
opening OF the new quarters of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club on Wednesday was one of the most
thoroughly enjoyable affairs thus far this sea-
son. The club rooms the upper floor OF the
Stevens House Casino presented inviting ap-
pearance. The club kept open house from to
8 o'clock IN the afternoon. The committee Of
members in charge OF the reception consisted of
?. Edward Krumbholz. chairman: Harrington
Mills. z. Skunk Brown, Benjamin ]. Ward. DR..
c. D Alton H. c. Atkinson. J. G. Pran and H.
c. Dangler
The club will have a moonlight parade on the
lake on Monday night. in addition 10 the annual
races on August % and the land parade on Sep
tember J.
Pans for the midsummer ball, which takes
place Tuesday August 10. at the Stevens House.
for the benefit Of the Episcopal missions here.
are completed. There has been steady sale Of
tickets. and the indications that large sum
will be netted. over one hundred patrons and
patronesses have promised their support
There has been the usual activity in golf
recent tournament was won by Robert Miller
OF New-York, a. F. Bierhals. also Of New-York
winning the prize offered for the defeated eight
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of this week
were given up 10 a handicap tournament, and
there was also a four-ban handicap mixed four
some this week
The special committee OF Assembymen now
investigating conditions in the forests of the
state stayed at the Stevens House this week
making IL headquarters for their work in the
vicinity.
An enjoyable outing was taken the other day
by Rear Admiral and Mrs. Knox. Commodore
and Mrs Morgan and Mrs. J. F. Bush. OF New
York. Going up the lake on Commodore Nor
gsn's launch the Mike, the party spent the day
in rough camp. David Wilcox president Of the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad. arrived al the
Stevens House with his family this week. and
A / Culver second vice-president of the road
is also here with his family. There have been
many additions TO the colony Of New 1ork peo-
pie here this week.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
THE WESTPORT INN.

Westport-On-La -Champlain. y. Y Aug u
tSpeclaD.-Never before has the Westport Inn
entertained so many persons as at present. Not
only is the hotel crowded. but rooms in the cot
tages connected with it are at premium
There are many young people here and they are
enjoying themselves greatly
The cups have been awarded 10 Miss Robin
son and other prize winners in the recent
womens tennis singles. The finals in the mems
singles have not yet been played off The golf
players, under the leadership of Samuel h Pro-
b3sco, of New-YOrk, arranging for a team
match with the Port Henry team There have
been many yachting parties John r. Sherman
or NeW-Hork, called at the inn a few days ago
with a party of twenty friends, the trip being
made In Mr.. Sherman's yacht, the Okadus The
yacht kalolah arrived here a short time ago
having aboard A. H. Schmidt ar W Gilman.
u. II. Barbour, jr., and J. G. STANDARD who had
cruised from Detroit
Professor James NJ Munroe of the United
States Naval Academy. at Annapolis. is at the.
Inn Tor the rest OF the season, with Mrs Nun
roe General j. s Carter. U. s. A. with Mrs.
carter and Miss Carter, is also here for the nest
or the season. w J. De Renne is eutertainine;
Dr. William Barrows. of Savannah c. c. Saw
age. OF Philadelphia, is a recent arrival Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. GarretsOn. Of Newport and New
York have recently arrived
Mrs. j. s. Chester Wells wife Of Professor
Wells OF Columbia University. is here with her
daughter. Miss Josephine Wells
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
AT THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. ". Y. Aug. y (SpeciaD.-Ths
dates for the Ampersand annual open handicap
golf tournament have been fixed for September
. a and g. This tournament, which is the lead
ing tournament Of its kind in the Adirondacks.
yearly attracts the best players from all the
Adirondack resorts. The prizes offered will
this year be as attractive and costly as any OF
previous seasons. Charles c. MasoD. OF New
York has been a guest at the Ampersand for
some time. Mr.. Mason has done some good
plaving over the hotel course. Before the open
ing Of the tournament many Of the best players
OF former seasons Will have returned TO the
hotel.
Tennis is one OF the leading pastimes at the
ATnpsrsand now, and the courts are alive with
young people every fair day. Miss Carrie Boss
OF New York and Miss Grace Lawrence. Of
PHILADELPHIA are among the best OF the women
s,lr~vTrs Miss Leah Van Ripper and Miss Laura
Sr4th are also good players. Horseback riding
is popular Mrs. c. Lawrence and Miss Helen
NJ Smythe OF New-YOrk take almost daily
rides Miss Roma HuseltOn has recently Joined
the ranks OF the horseTOmen
The men at the AmpeTsand nave concentrated
their energies on the task Of getting the largest
FISH from the Lower Saranac. Thus Tar the
record is held Jointly by William Kramer OF
New-York, and George 5. Mouiton' manager OF
the Ampersand. who returned the other day
with a fne string, the largest hsn IN IL weigh
Ing twelve pounds. Mr. Kramer ana Thomas
Pearson OF New-York, had another stroke OF
luck one day this week, coming back with
eighty pounds OF fish.
C. w. Haight, Of New-York, mas purchased
cottage site in Ampersand Park. and will build
on It a cottas. with all improvements to be
ready for occupancy another season
The Ampersand baseball team has been doing
some good work in games with other teams.
Charles Madison, manager OF the team, mas had
the grounds put in good condition. ana a new
grandstand erected.
Miss Alberta Wood. Of New-York is the guest
Of her brother, p. c. Wood. at Rochern cottage
Miss Frances A GarwOOd OF New-York has
ioined her sister. Miss J. Garwood. at the hotel
Mrs H c. Spear. Of New York. Is the guest or
Mrs. George Walker.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
AT THE WAWREEK

Wawbeek. N Y. Aug u (SpeciaD.-Nr, and
Mrs Henry L. BoughtQn and Mr.. and mrs a
r. Clifford, Of New-York.' are spending some
time on the Raquette River in Rough Camp
They anticipate getting a large number OF
speckled trout. as Mr.. Clifford is an enthusiastic
fisherman.
@Ir. and Mrs Dimm. of Brooklyn arrived last
saturday. Ar Dimm plays a strong game OF
tennis and was the runner-up last year in the
tournament for the Wawbeek Cup. DR.. AImy en-
eeItdlned d party or friends recently for day 5
outing on Ampersand. Mr. and Mrs J. L.
brewer, or the Waw beck. spent several days
as guests OF George W Jenkins. at Paul Smith $
Ihe work for the Saranae fair under the di-
rection Of Mrs. J. Ben Hart is In full swing
MIS-. WmtehOuse and party OF six took lunch
al lie NaWbeek on Monday. A W. Lawrence
spent a feW days with Mrs. Lawrence at Wuw-
Geek Mi and Mrs. George W. Harriet OF
RlCtSourg; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Miller and Miss
hepecca Miller or Pittsburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Law and Miss Angelina Law Of Phila-
deIpnla, took lunch at the Wawbeek on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

Upper s. Regis. X. Y Aug. Il (speciaD.-
m. Japanese vsorlznlen have completed the new
camp OF AIr and airs. T. ". Vanderbilt, and q
oorps OF servants arrived early this week 10 sel
Il IN readiness for The coming Of the owner and
his wife some Of the campers went away this
week. among them James J. Hil. who went 70
nSew-Yorz on business. before going West. His
Gaughter. Airs. George r Slade, started this
week for CedarslurSt. Long Island. Miss Hl
snd her mother SUN remain in camp at Forest
Lodge
ar and Mrs. Moses TAYLOR also went 20 New
Eark FOR few days this week
KeUoeg Durland, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. 9. Anson Phelps stokes az the Birch
Ii.and camp was another 70 return TO New
Yozk this week. AIRS. John Sherman Hoyt and
Miss =. Dorothy EisseI ase the latest 10 Join
the Stokes house party. The young people II
the papy are having merry time OF IL. Last
week they took q "Trip through the Carry ana the
upaer Saranac. A Eecent trip 70 the top Of ST
Eegis Mountain Included an upset IN the lake
On the return. which had not been planned. re-
shifting, however, IN nothing worse than a thor
ouEh wett,ng.
Mr. apd Mrs f. s Taylor OF New-York.
epe the latest arrivals on the upper Jake They
have occupied Camp Reemout.
Or. and Mrs. Samuel II. Evans of New-York
have arrived ct The camp OF Mrs. Robert T.
Hoe. on The upper lake and win stay through
the season.
D-. a 2. wadsrorth, % York, is at the
camp o. T. I slade. and c. S. Brewster OF
New-Eorl- who recently returned from abroad.
Is guest az the camp of Dr. Walter b James
PIcnics and outings O. a like nature have been
p0pusr among the campers this week among
those taking part IN them being Dr. and Mrs.
James 1Ir. and Mrs T. L Slade. Mrs Eumons
Elaine and Miss Carrie ATcCQruiclS
Herman Ellis. os New York. joined his family
az the L Bayard Smith camp. On Spitfre Lake;
On Wednesday q this week
Lawrence i. Beggs has recently Joined the
house party Of AIr. and Mrs. George Il Earle.
william C. Skinner, OF New York. has gone
into camp on Meacham Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Phelps Dodge and J. T.
Arch15old. q NeT-Yorlz are guests at the camp
OF III ana sIrs. Il II Van Beuren. on sp4thre
Lake
:. J. Drake. r. has been spending few DAYS
a. the camp of his father. simeon , Drake on
spitfre Lake.
Members q tbe S. Regis Yacht Club have
been favored wirh eair weather and GOOD winds
for their regular idem class paces. Comno-
dore Arson Phelps Srolzes IN the Shadow. won
Wednesdays race At the annual meeting OF
tn club few days ago Charles r. Henderson,
r. and Louis Livingston were made members
q the Eane committee, Of which Simeon J.
Drake was Te-elected chairman. Dr-walter B.
James was elected 10 the board OF directors, 10
Eucoeed Archibald Rogers. I. s Thompson was
eleCted @ Cbe executive committee The ezecu-
tive officers were re-elec@sd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
BAIL SNTTEg

Pau Smiths. - =, Aus, y .ospeciaIe-Ihs
CaslBo has been the osntre of attraction this
week. dinner parties being gwen thsrs almost
pighuy. nor oply fy ths gEests Ct the hotel bue
by campers from along the Sc Regis chain 0f
LAKES A-E and Mrs. Joseph 3. Dickson enter
tS'rsnd 9 party of young people as luncheon there
ooe evening. aud followed Il s1r.l- q dance. Dr.
and ai-s. Wa,ter =. James. who came doYn the
lakes with p party q friends to-day 20 witness
Ge exhibition q fancy shooting by Captain
Geerge C. Bartlett also gave z luncheon in the
casino. Another enjoyableanaiF was the lunch
con given n the Casino by Mrs George W.
Ssasina II the part, -vere Mr.. and Mrs Alex
1noer smith, Hartley dodge and several Of the
yo~aser members og The Stokes house party.
--'S Frames Scovilhe also gave a dinner party
Ge Casino on Thursday evening for the
@'Sses Eoich and Florence TOo,e, Edward Lock
---a end u. II. benedict, j.. On Wednesday
eFehlng Coleman Carnegie. nephew Of Andrew
S1islesle, gave dinner az Camp Calamity.
Asansain Pond, near the hotel. Mr.. Carnegie
A-a Is his guests Mrs James I8elden. Mrs Clar-
s-oe T. BrittDE, AIRS. William c. IveEson. Ed
"Sa Iackland and FreGerick Z Penield.
VI - sporting events az the hotel this week
mat exciting most comment among the guests
Nss series OF boas races arranged between
SesFge- CO lsicine and Peter T. Daily. oS New
4ofk The contestants allow their guides 10
Lenole Tie oars They ooullne themselves entire
p 20 he1e fg"rk- Zach has won race and the
Flt.Der Hiu bee boty contested.
Ut Herman M Blggs, general medical officer
OF the Aew-Hor6 Board u Health. arrived with
MS family yesterday al hs cottage near the
hotel John A. Dix IS visiting his father ana
mother, the Rev Dr. and Mrs Morgan Tpf,- M,
80 -. ~ al@t lIi.siils ~ the Aaslno ". 7. Maddox
- 80, Ies yoiiee ss family al the hotel.
80 SiooIe, 81 -NS"- york Is the guest
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanderhof OF Aev,-yo-l,
are enthusiastic over the fishing and are 49,,
iGg exceilGnt luck
Dr. and Mgs. q. Fakes Baker are ertertsipin,,
: -TTty OF friends al Peir cottage near the
~. II. Cobb. Of EeW-Yorl. has leased The p.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
AT THE WINDSOR.

FIjzabethtown X. Y. Aug 12 (SpeciaD.-The
Cobble Hill golf team this week played and
won its first team match OF the season The
home team played the Placid Club golf team on
Monday. and az the end OF the match had the
visitors 2s down. w. o. Kellogg made the best
individual score IN the match. making nine holes
in thirty-seven strokes twice around, or seventy
So,,r for the entire eighteen holes Those play
fue on the home team were A. Gregory. w. s.
Kellogg B. +. Stetson, Gregory Palmer, /. p.
T,,,ans 4 d. Gregory. W. ". Evans. l. Z. Bald
win and A Yauch. The team members are much
elafed over the victory. match game is now
being arranged with the Hotel Champlain team.
are being carried out according 10 programme.
THE Garondah cup was won by Appleton
Gregory in an interesting match. on Monday
the cltatest for the Windsor cup Will take place.
There is renewed interest in tennis since the
opening OF the new courts near the golf club
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
HOTEL CHILDWOLD.

Lake Massawepie. y Y, Apg. II Special
The influx Of summer tourists 10 the Hotel
Childwold is a record breaker for this Adiron-
dack resort. Golf and tennis the favorite
past!mes. golf being the more popular. The
links can be seen crowded with young and
old. novices and experts. the former TO leaCn the
game and the latter 10 get into shape for the
coming tournament here.
The hops held every evening in the casino.
with special features occasionally are the de-
light OF the young people. The ChiIdwold base
ball team Is a fast aggregation. and. with
the exception OF game lost 20 the Upper
Lake team. they have won every game with all
the teams from the surrounding towns
A record breaking catch OF a speckled trout
Weighing slightly over three pounds was made
last week by +. c. Marden There have also
been some big catches made Of lake trout
Fishing in Lake AIassawepie has been the best
fn years.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

the week at the whiteface Inn. A german given
in the hotel parlor Wednesday evening was
well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
the guests.
progress this week. and there has been some
spirited playing. Among those taking part
were Miss Helen c. Woodward Miss Nan Sum
ner, Miss Margaret Mead. Miss Bertha Stock
WELL Miss Elsie Hyer, Miss Frances Kimbel,
Miss Taylor, Miss Olive Nevin Miss Anna A.
Rankin, Miss Ethel Rankin and Miss Morris.
Horseback riding is popular among the young
women at the inn Miss Florence FarnswOrth
and Miss May adams OF Washington are ex-
celent horseWomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Seaman and Miss F. j.
Gaskin. Of Shanghai. China, are among the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
AT ARVERNE

Arverne Long Island. Aug u tSDeca)roo latest rad
AZ The Arverus Hotel hold beach pa-tias-rnsn In
ducks and girls white gather the beach snsrs tne
rtftwood ia hickss piles OF wood or equal airs
arranged short distances apart Tho men and girls
eea 10 build bonhres Whchsver scs builds tho most
successful ire receives favols om the Other sdA y ths
girls win they of candy II tho man win
the get pipes and bass Of tobacco Tho Sirs
toast and the sWeer potatoes
Among tho young OF the ArveTne aots vho rsss
r,s9a rSa bsach popular tha Misses stella
Teudrnan Cartruds SofNHRrtz. Adele Russnsteln Else
posenb@r. rIla Kaufman, Ross-is io4doers, eotnie
C;oliraan Blanche Alexander. Ssla Ao.enfs1. S1uys
Csoldsuaith Gest Sharotts 0otsslN 1t,a rnis
Sasfs Moss Iaa Wechsler. selma Levy lre1e seS-
- Tiiitan Nr~ch Misses Hahn
dav The casino where IL was given vas nlads Lato
forest % oak and banked wra sA-' - - ~.,s
hsntsnt IN the os charity ON tn>p soa
S~~s rhs young women guests at tho hots scs Walt
rsssss and tipping system is encouraged ~ - =
the Ar2tt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid N. Y. Aug. II (SpeciaD-
Preparations for the klrmess for the benefit OF
Stony Void Sanatorium are going forward
satisfactorily. and there Is every reason to be-
Heve that there will be larger attendance than
ever before. The ktTIness will take place in the
hotel parlOrs on August II and IS. A ball given
one evening this week was very enjoyable ar
fair. Dr. Frederick Gebhardt was master Of
ceremonies. and among the patrOnesSes werc
Mrs Weaver. Mrs. Colby. Mrs W j. La Roch.
Mrs. c. L. Matthews, Miss Anna Heath and
the Misses Stuart. Evert l. Mayer, brother
OF Attorney General Mayer, and julius Mar
chuetz of New Yorl1. were guests AT the hotel
few daNs ago
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

seized swallowed whole by a young whale " q bis
slHRk The catch yanked fishing ABOUT
tOy and ia yess than minute TIE hzheFmen were
toVgsd-our reversed tho auxiliary
without Dareeptaly checking the speed OK the bat
ugoEnent later the line snapped and the bgs
VsighL> caught was
pounds
Even nxed season ths annual arnat.up
minstrel show given last week the patans OF the
Long Beach Hotel the theatre that hotel was
passed last night by or the charming enteain
Tnents given this afralr was
a Gesha Garden" and picturesque beauty out
rivrlled ths
The entire stage glowing color. rAerhaps
the charming feature OF the evenn.s rrzamrn.
was a series of living pictures
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
THE ROUIsSFAUMoNT

Lake Placid, ". Y. Aug II (SpeciaD.-One
OF the features OF the week at the Ruisseaumont
was a benefit entertainment last evening the
proceeds OF which go 10 DR.. Z. L. Trudeau's
Cottage Sanatorium.
Stephen StackpOle, Harvard. or won the
mems singles in the tennis tournament, defeat
ing Henry Dangler Yale, '04.
James c. Mitchell of Buffalo, is a guest at
the cottage OF Mrs. William Hamlin. Mrs.
Donald Mclean, president of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, is the guest of Mrs.
Truman q, Avery, of Buffalo. at her camp near