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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-23
CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS

Following naguated this doors will be
closed all day Tuesday, December 2Sth-CHRSTMAS
We bid nearly 200 a ambitious employees goforh day rest and joyous
day great gfving festViy and heart rejoicing
Christmas this which all business The
ending selling and bundg and charging billing dverng to dead
this the firm considers appreciates congratates Its
All WE'LL swelling this falls thousands
dollars ahead of all previous
customers spirit 25th
d E N N E N COM P A N Y
STORE NIGHT SHOP EARLY MONDAY MORNING
HALF PRICE =-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

Lake Placid. y. Z, Aug. % fSpeciaD.-This
week. with the annual parade OF decorated
water craft on Lake Placid and numerous golf
tournaments OF more or less size and Importance,
preparatory 90 the opening Of the eighth annual
tournament under the auspices of the Lake
Placid Golf Club. 20 be held August Is. % and 80
or the links at the Stevens House, has been a
busy one Tournament week and the week be-
fore always are productive OF number of din
rer narties and social affairs. and this week
has been no exception I'm that respect
= The stream OF arrivals still continues ut-
broken and the conditions az the hotels are such
that many OF those arriving unannOunced nave
been unable TO secure accommodations.
The foliage is lust beginning TO take on the
frsf tinres OF autumn colorings which later on
convert the mountainsides into great MOUNDS OF
color. and so many persons have announced their
intention OF remaining through September for the
purpose OF witnessing this spectacle that all or
ffhe hotels will remain open, while many OF them
Will be open in October as well.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
Great august Cro5cds- Programme
for September.

Saratoga Springs y. V Aug 25 (SpeciaD-In
more ways than one this has been record break
ing week for this resort. With the possible ex-
ceptiOn of some floral fete week. which congested
the town to its utmost capacity, a larger number
OF summer visitors are now being entertained here
than at any time in the history of this place
For several days the demand for accommodations
has far exceeded the supply. and the remaining
days Of August viii add to the general showing
A more brilliant and strenuous August has never
been seen here. While the season, so far as the
meeting is concerned, will close on August 3d.
other outdoor diversions ana many social functions
Will keep the merrvmakers here till almost Octo-
ber. as the programme for September is already
overcrowded.
Joaquin Miller. the Poet OF the sierras" was
the guest at reception at the Circular street cot
tage OF his slster-in-law Miss Hattie Leland on
August 10. Among those present were many per-
sons well known in literary and musical circles.
The State Board OF Tax Commissioners held its
annual session at the United States Hotel this
week.
A musicale was given in the Grand Union Hotel
ballroom on Monday evening for the benefit of the
Bethesda Parish House. an Episcopaan institu-
tlon.
bevy OF phanthropic little colonist.
gave entertainment at the home here OF Robert
J. Cluett, jr., OF Troy, for the benefit OF the ST.
Christina Home. One hundred and twenty-five dol
lars netted. ST. Christina Home is local in
stitution. and founded by Spencer Trask. the
banker. who for over year has been making
Yaddo his permanent home.
The Saratoga County Fair, which Is always
great attraction 10 visitors, will begin on
August 2s and cover three days. Il will be the
siNty-nfth annual exhibition OF the Saratoga County
Agricultural Society
ft is expected that the Republican State Conven-
ton, which Will meet I'm Convention Hall on Sep
ten1ber %, Will attract unusually large num-
Der OF visitors besides the delegates and alter
mates. The state committee will meet az the United
States Hotel the headquarters OF the convention
on Monday, September "a While the Grand Union
Hotel and Congress Hall will probably not remain
open for the state convention. the United States
Hotel the Worden Hotel the American Adelphi
the KensingtOn Hotel and many smaller hotels and
big boarding places Will furnish ample accOmmoda-
tons for those expected Substantially ali the dele
cations have already arranged for separate head
proceedings will cover three days.
Loren V. Rider. or Amsterdam has purchased the
Perry Beardslsy farm OF sixty-three acres for 4
summer villa.
Andrew II. White. ex-Ambassador to Germany
and Russia and formerly president OF Cornell Uni
veTsify, Is AZ the Dr. Strong Sanatorium, making
prOtTacted stay. lie is accompanied by his sec
rsiary, T.. w Kelsey, and is said 10 be ACCOMPLISH
ing a large amount OF literary work.
This has been brilliant week on the field ot the
Saratoga Polo Association. The sport will continue
uo 10 the close az the month. among the players
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
Ar lEEE'S HEAD I'm.

ElizabethtOwn. y. Y. Aug . (SpeciaD.-rA's
has been a week full OF happenings at the D--Fs
Head Inn. for. aside from the part the guests
have taken in the championship events IN t1e
Cobble Hill Golf Club programme. there havs
been enough house events to occupy the artsH-
tiOn of all. Monday evening there was saliAa-
gundi party. which was productive Of much fln-
On Wednesday evening another clock golf nlaisa
by japanese lantern light was played IO-nls~'
the regular hop took place at the inu-
There was another card party az the N.
Fifteen tables were in play. three OF them nel,s
devoted to bridge whist and the remainder "
eUChre. The event was a big success. the WI
neTs in the euChTe contest being Miss seil4a.
Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. G. II. Pearson anl
Theodore SchmalhOlz. while NJ. T. Daley, 1o--
mer deputy controller OF New York, won Us
whist trophy
The imprOmptu musicals in which the yoe4s
people take part are pleasant feature o. e-'
summer life at the inn.
One of the most interesting Of the numerous
golf contests Of the week in which the guests :.
tile inn participated was a clock green CONFESS
the other afternoon for three sterling silver GUS
offered Ivy w 4. Freeman. Of New NorE- 80
cup for men went To w. ID. Boswell: that -
the women was won by Miss Eleanor Freeslai
after a tie with Mrs. ]. F. ScEedd and Mrs n =.
NlC\utt, and the ChildrCn'S cup was taken e
little Miss TOta Fitzpatrick
There was 4 large list or entries for the Dssrs
Head Inn cup IN the CObhle Hill club confess
the other afternoon. This is the hands'"'
trophy presented annually by Nix Stetson
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AMONG HOP PICKERS.
Hoe Richfeld Springs Visitors Can
Enjoy Themselves.

Richfield Springs. n. Y, Aug % CspeciaD.-
Richfield is enjoying August OF unwonted
prosperity. All the hotels ana boarding houses
are filled TO overhowing and the prospects are
excellent for September. Those who appreciate
the beauties OF this part of the state know that
the first month OF autumn Is Incompatible.
The hop picking industry. which IS distinctive
lively feature OF otsego County. has recently
begun and Will continue two or three weeks, eiv-
ing the city visitor a chance TO enter the hop
fields and try hand at this picturesque em-
ployment The boxes surrounded with gayly
dressed piclters. and snatches OF song or ban
tertng conversation enllven the day.
Delightful midseasOn dances have been given
at the TuIer and the Berkeley we iontha which
were largely attended by the young people The
dining rooms were cleared for dancing and at
tractIvely decorated with hops and gonsenrod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dithmar. OF the Tuller gave a
tea at the waiontha Club on Tuesday afternoon
their guests being Colonel and Mrs r. c. An
deTson. Mr.. and Mrs, Niles d. Jewell, Mrs X A
conklin and Mrs III. K. Fabrs
Miss Thompson, of the Cary cottages. enter
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid, n. Y, Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The
affair Of chief importance at the inn this week
has been the cotiIon which took place in the
ballroom on Wednesday evening. This was at
tended by all of the guests at the inn. we'll
rs by many from the other hotels and from the
camps on the lake. The patronesses were Mrs.
IL c. Atkinson Mrs. John Kisterbock, Mrs. W.
s. Perot Mrs ". 7. McNeely. Mrs. ". L. Sup
splee Mrs. James S. Gay, Mrs. Adam Goepel,
Mrs J. c. Schramm. Mrs. r. p. Slevin, Mrs. w.
ID. May. Mrs. william A. Mearns and Mrs. Jo-
seph Stone.
: In addition 20 the cOtillon the week at the finn
has been filed with pleasant little parties. One
OF these was launch party given by Miss Key
ser in honor OF her friend. Miss Michie The
ride on the lake was followed by a Welsh rare
bit party
The golf players have been busy this week.
The KisterbOck Cup was won by NJ. A. Griffith,
and fn addition there have been tournaments on
for cups offered by z. p. Slevin and Joseph
F1t7ell and also the johnson handicap event.
A number OF the guests at the inn have this
week been entertaining friends. A. G. Mills,
president OF the Whiteface Inn Company, has
had Henry Whgpple as his guest at Camp Hon
Dedaga.
one OF the dinner parties at the inn this week
Included Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McNeely Mrs.
s. NJ Wilson ana c. Wilson McNeely- Another
one included AfF. and Mrs. Herbert ID. Altman,
Master Paul Altman, Miss Constance B. Altman
and Miss c. Park. Another party reaching the
SIM Included Morton Castor, James ii. Brown
sr p w Snyder and George d. Deming.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. y. Y. Aug. % CSuecisn-,.
social affair OF the season IN Elizabethtoxn -,
the german held in the Windsor ballroom, r,n,--
day evening. This was led BY Frank zl.ssy !.
New York. assisted by Charles b. Best ars :,
OF the young people IN the house vhies ..Tr
continues crowded with guests, partlcinq.ss a.
the affair. As whole this has been an A.
ceptiCnally busy week at the Windsor. for \, al
ditiOn to the championship events on. the ca-s !.
the CObble Fiji Golf Club. in which uloss a. ~.
young people have participated. there has bss,
a full programme OF house affairs sufscls-, .,
keep all interested The bridge whist tou-7a.
ments have large following, and the p~s~.,o.
Of having the tables arranged on the lawn r-5s-
the big trees IS an innovation which has rs.
with the approval Of the guests.
The Windsor swimming pool has bee,
favOTite place with the guests this week ira
arrangement Of the abundance Of flowers r-n-,
the Windsor farm gardens in the rooms ~ 80
hotel daily is another innovation on the usrt -
the management that IS meeting with the a.
prOval or the guests The interior Of the E0.af
is converted into veritabIe greenhouse. T1a!isy
all the rooms attractive places IN the warm days
Of the past week
The Windsor clock golf green on the broad
front lawn before the hotel has become uo-uIa-
with the guests this week, and each day s1rla
exciting matches have been played there In al
Of the events on the card of the CObble HiH goIs
prominent part and several Of the more tn
portant prizes. The silver loving cup presented
by DR.. Thomas a. York. who is spending Il.
summer at the Windsor. WAS won by Wakes
Houston, one of the new gOlf players az ths
Windsor this season. who defeated B. F. Ststsor
I'm the finals The Deer's Head Inn cup was Won
by Miss Marion BuTtiiCk, daughter OF ]. V. Bl--
dick passenger traffic manager OF the Delavsrs
& Hudson Railroad. and the NaplewOOd Inn cup
was won by DR. J. Linton Harkness. another Q.
the guests at the Windsor.
The annual tennis tournament for the young
women at the Windsor has this week been n
progress and some close and exciting matches
have been played.
Automobile parties continue 20 make their
headquarters at the Windsor and are mEcl
pleased with the accommodations, as wen as ths
attention they receive
The popular pastirue Of horseback riding has
received fresh impetus with the arrival tbs
week of MessTs. Finn and LiChtenstein. Of New
York. each OF whom has some fine ssdd.s
horses
Judge William ]. Kelly and family. Or New
York. are among the recent arrivals GOyerro.
Henry Roberts OF Connecticut also arrived this
week This week many well known golfers have
reached the Windsor. One OF the best known =
J. b. Tappan- Mr. and Mrs r. E. T. Ezgs
were also among this weeks New York arTiTas
at the Windsor.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT THE RUIssEAUMONT.

Lake Placid, y. Y. Aug. % (SpeclaD.-Ihe az
rival OF Governor Higgins st the Rutsseaumont
on Thursday the most noteworthy feature
of the week at that resort. Miss Higgins. VINO
has been spending some time at the Ruisseau-
mont with her mother. started early in the week
,or a visit with friends in Keene Valley She
will SOin her parents here before leaving the
ednountains The Governor witnessed the annual
parade OF decorated launches. the start and
finish of which IS always made from the Ruis-
fseaumOnt wharf.
In addition 90 the part they took in the annual
water events this week, the guests at the
sRllisseaumont have managed 70 give much at
1sfention TO sports and social affairs here at the
hotel, and not a few have put in a busy week
entertaining friends Tennis is one OF the lead
ing sports here and a number Of matches have
been played this week in preparation for the
coming tournament.
Miss Tiffany and Miss Dorothy Tiffany, OF
New York. who in camp on the Upper 81.
esRegis Lake reached the RuiSseaumont this
-siyeek the guests Of the Misses Ely, daughters
1of Theodore ~. Ely. who has a cottage here.
Mrs. J. Spencer Turner entertained at luncheon
lone day this week Mrs. j. Kennedy Tod ana
lsAIiss Tod. Miss ParGee arrived early in the
week joining ne- parents Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN
Pardee who have cottage here.
William Werner, who has cottage here, re-
turned from business trip. and e. I. Palmen-
berg another one OF the cOttagers, spent the
week end in camp. Harry NJ NathansOn. who
has been to the city on business has returned TO
his cottage,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

tanned at bridge her guests being Mr.. and Mrs
e. w. Butterfeld, Mrs. w. H. Osgood. Mrs
Edward Thompson. Miss Josephine Lewis Miss
Nina Franklin and w. RockhilI Potts
The guests of the Majestic enjoyed a piazza
party one evening recently, when euchre and
other games were played by the light of Japan
ese lanterns Prizes were Won by Mrs Will
marth Robinson, Mrs William Chds. Mr.. Ju-
ran, Mrs Nahmmacher Mrs. W. G. Tunnlcffe
and Miss Eva Alkus
Mrs H. +. Hawley gave Il bridge party of five
tables at the Tuller. in honor of the house party
now being entertained by Mrs Eugene Maurice
Cole. Prizes were won by Mrs NJ. Borrowe
Mrs cambridge Clarke. Miss Stewart. Mrs John
r. Ogden and Miss Blair.
At package progressive euchre given at the
kendallwoOd there were nine tables Of players
each Of whom received prize as a souvenir Of
the occasion. and the special prize presented by
MRS Rudolphy, was won by George w. Moore.
of Brooklyn
Richard Edgar Cary entertained his friends on
Monday afternoon, prizes being won by Darwin
Kingsley, jr.. Mildred Lefferts and Dennis Hor-
gan The other guests included Hope Kingsley.
Lulu Livingston, Marie Stohlmann Elizabeth
Arden, Alice Cary and Herbert Cietlnan
TWO automobile parties from Watkins arrived
at the Berkeley-Waiontha on Monday the
members including the 9Iessrs. w. w Clute
John a. Clute, George G. Wait. NJ r. Hughes
w. p. Lefingwell n. G.. Morris. G.. D. Norman
Archie Smith and John w Gurnett
United States Commissioner John A Shields
October l.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

are are August II BELMONT ir Raymond Belmont. Ham
nton HaddOn. +. $. Won Stade. Frederick X. Pruyn.
Frederick Townsend. G +. Sabin c. /. A. Whit
f. c. Potter, Louis Nelson. J. c. Cooley Victor
e Mather. II. Tweed Maxwell Norman. George II.
Norman and G. q. Amory.
Trout fishermen in this section are beginning to
look doleful The law will close their angling sea
son August 81.
Many Of SaratOgas guests attended the annual
meeting Of the New York State Historical Society
at Lake George on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Countess OF Stafford is guest of her mother.
Mrs. Addie Smith. Of Ballston Spa.
The Saratoga County Women'S Temperance Union
held its tWenty-SecOnd annual convention YESTERDAY
There will be no public observance of Labor Day
here this year. Most OF the unions will meet with
the Trades Assembly of Schenectady.
a second bridge whist party, conducted by the
Saratoga Hospital. was the leading social affair
at the Grand Union Hotel on Monday last. A hand
painted china jar, presented by Mrs Abbe L. Dowd.
OF New York City, by Mrs. Phillips. OF
New York City, summer visitor The euchre
prize, hatpin, was won by Mrs J. NJ. CoIcord
Among others who contributed were Miss Winifred
J. Knapp. Miss Minerva L. Waterbury and Mrs.
W. Frink Ingham.
The Saratoga Emergency Benefit Association held
its annual carnival on Tuesday evening
Franklin W. Smith has reopened for the summer
his Pompeiian reproduction. the House of Pansa,
in South Broadway. II adjOins Convention Hall.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
AT WESTPORT INN.

Westport y Y. Aus. 25 (SpeciaD--A shors
dinner was enjoyed by about fifty OF the m
young people on Tuesday last A corn Toss.
made part Of the entertainment The SAW
lighted procession CT launches formed a pleasing
spectacle as they came back in the evening -
WestpOTJ Hay. One OF the many excursions y
Vergenues was made on Thursday.
The tennis tournament is finished He,,s
Taller. Of New York. won the mems SirssI,
Miss Pupke and NY TOmpkiuS The NIKE.
doubles a handsome set Of prizes was Oueaei
by the management OF the inn.
Local fishermen have been bringing IN 1879
strings OF pike. bass. perch and pickeTei
y concert was given by the inn guests on tn'
evening Of the 18th fO- the benefit Of the vilas'
library. The results were very gratifying.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

good work by its successful efforts commemorate
the victory of Commodore MacdOnough The little
vanquished fleet repOse together in The sIeeD ' oV
death, is now become the property OF the govern
soon into national park and hereafter il viii be
cared tor by the garrison at PIattSbura In com
Ihehordon OF the event. the whole affair is brought
- ~ appropriate conclusion by the preSenta ton
or this flag, that it may be raised on the island
Ihere are few evils more Tanton. few more fatal
70 Ile mIillotlS leN tnat minister To the pride Of
useless aristocracy than The people suffer.
most Ifom IT, They furnish the soldiers who brave
We h"IuSillpS OF campaigns, perish on the field
ule an the hospitals. or return home from them per-
~ in8ieI m NJ nv invalds. they pay the costs Of the war
over lost husbands, fathers and children Tie soldier
IS at this m0EaeRt the burden of Europe. and pdi-
OF Europe is a crime second only to war itself n
the nag or our country represented more than
var ana battles and armies. 1t would not be worth
We have entered upon a new era in this great re-
PUBIC It's greatness IS not its material wealth ana
opportunity but It's spirit II TecoIs from war
II has abolished the soldier OF European nliltarisrl
We have no capable fleet We shall never have anv
unless barharsTn gets its footing again throuSh our
own ErOsSnesS, We have an army. a fleet and a
military establishment. but they represent neither
conquest nor absolutism. They the right arm
OF the law. they the defenders OF the Consti-
ana of tte defence without. AS such We vefherato
them ard we honor them. In any other capacitv
would scorn them. The hag Of this nation las
folds Nav II fo9t fo~eTer over 70 e IL SIhlhnS
quences as il they were the black plague.
TIC Tag accepted by Captain Edward Hart
mann. commanding officer OF the PIattshurs bar
racks. representing Major General Grant com
mGnder OF the Department OF the East The nar,
was raised this afternoon on the island amid a sa-
Summer School grounds. The steamer Ticontierosa
or the Champain Transportation Company took
circuit Of the island during the ceremony The pro-
c,eqnss closed with the singing OF THE star Span
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
ADIRONDACK GUESTS TOURNAMENT WEEK.

held this week. In a match game W.,
rom the stevens House on the Ampars,,s s.'lm ssem
tne AnperSauG team won, and the Tas,,-- -. "a q
on the Stevens House links vas EsIr-as aoasca
j. @. Patterson. who Is now az F.JSvV,-.,
written that be will be Up IN season a.. :. aas
tournament. hr. Patterson was the V-,r...-sas sas
tne AfnpersanG Cup last year. 1of os
Milton g. Work has been e7sa-ssr.,--
week az his cottage Ornsby NTcC,sr1--ss Sds
tain or the Chevy Chase team. 11r 500, te caes
VINO IS accompanied BY Mrs Hlcf,sr~~-'s- -.'oa,
remain through the tournament NJ w., VII
poets In q few days DR.. Henry Torrr~s- ( Il
viii take part in the tournament OF. 80, wno
Jams, who has figured in previous Ar-.-'i.l- :. ni.l-
tournaments. Will enter this years t-., : 'aad
swimming Is sport that has So-,7s -. 50.
among the guests Tor the warm daT-z =. .os .u
week just closing number OF ffa - ls
have taken Il up. among them being NJ. I'm rs@a
Miss Sayres Mrs. Townsend and yIrs - 10y y
Jones. '. q q
A number Of the guests were this
BY friends who win remain over f0~-~ soaeo ,se
week Clinton F. BidwelI was iolrs4 g.. a.H,nr n,
brother. H. F. Bidwell. a. Overlook C,osssz. Gs
w 8. HuseltOn arrived at Heu1lorI- Tos.se aac
Macbeth --s n as
Miss HARRIET H. sabin arrived ta'z- v,as, 81.
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs c. D $40, '..
the hotel. ]. 3. Cox Joined Mrs COY a. 80 ae
hotel this week, and r W. Stevens07 c,-~ . 20
from New York, Joining his family wrs " y
Young joined Mr. Young at the hota7 - - -
FELTON,. OF New York. returned 90 the Ar1na-,,,.s =
for the rest Os the season.
A number OF the St. Regis Lake r.,,..-
members Of dinner paEties az the sr-.s-'e. .ere
this week. One party included Dr. e-4 NJ NJ
Abbott Z. kittredge. Miss L. c. Beard s~4 NJ, -
SsI NTs. w. ". 9fcAlpin from Car,r 49, =.
over. Mr.. McAlpin's camp. "s2s.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
PEERS AS PuoILIsTs.

Lori LOnsdale's evidence IN the Windsor polica
court recalls the fact that. like Lord Byron his
Ioreship on an interesting occasion displayed his
IeulafNaDie puEi1Suc powers, powers OF which the
Poet-peCr was very proud, he was OF his cricket
teats and almost uarivared precision as n pistol
Shot Lord Lonsdae was riding home from q f0y
hunt one day. when he encountered wagon driver
who snsO!ently refused To- make way for a iniv
driving trap. Tho noble lord got or his horse
and without throwing, OF his coat. ordered the
N4BOner 70 put up his hands, which he did
promptly being an expert IN the mobile art'' and
Sonhdent. u was sanguinary fight for both cOm-
batants. but the WAGNER was made To .sbc oar+b.,
and acknowledge defeat 80
Byron regularly trained in bovqno h- ~.
famous hFuiScr Jackson. and in a ''HistOrv Of ths
Ring his lordsilip's frequently apDe;9ls a.
eacker at priEefghts. The last Of The aristc-
cratic patrons Of The Ring" was tht. Late Ssr
James Boswell Of NuChinleck. a grandson 81 tie
famous biographer Of pr. Johnson Sir Jnuoes yvss
tHtored by Jamie Goidie, for many years chan,yiSn
teaeAe1---Pall Nal. Gazette. '
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
At THE SARANAC.

Saranac Inn n. Y. Aug. % (SpeciaD-Ihe
week at the inn has been a continuous round Of
dinner parties. luncheons and similar affairs,
which, with the annual fair for the beefit OF the
Adirondack cottage sanatoriun. have made the
time pass quickly. The committee of women
having arrangements for the fair in charge In
cluded among others Mrs John II. Towne. Mrs.
+ s Bache. Mrs. Robert Dun Douglas. Mrs. j.
Rem Hart Mrs A. b. Jenkins, Mrs. +. $ Bangs,
Mrs D. w Riddle. Mrs. Thomas Blagden, Mrs.
Frank d. Lewis, Mrs. R. S. Peabody ana MISS
Waters.
Mrs Allan IL. Dickson, Miss Anne Lee Worden
and Mrs. Francke G. Darte made up a party
from Camp Kanaktiyo on the upper 81. Regis
lake. and another from A. M. Lothrops camp
on that lake included Mr.. Lothrop, ". s. Parker,
Miss Belle J. Parker and Miss Lucy Parker
one OF the parties from the Ampersand reach
ing the inn this week included Mrs. Otis u. Will
iams Mrs. Brainard Whitheck. Miss Marjorie
Kerr and Miss Katharyn Williams. Another
Ampersand party included w. B. Rhoadess Miss