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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. N Y, July q (Specia).-1nere nave
been many arrivals Of prominent New Workers az
the Inn this week and the usual number OF dinner
parties have been held here by members Of the ST.
Regis camping set who are this season making the
Inn their headquarters.
Professor Charlton NJ Lewis. Of Yale University,
was among the weeks arrivals and will spend the
balance OF the season at the Inn This is popular
rendezvous for members OF coaching parties ana
several have reached here this week MIS-. george
Vail and Mrs. H ]. Lee. who are in camp on the
St Regis lakes, drove for dinner one day rnis
week
Wilmer Hoffman, Irving B. ESingsfOrd and Stone
Douglas were among the campers who made stops
at the Inn this week en- route TO their camps IN
this vicinity. Miss A. M. Kidder and Miss Aasee
arrived this week at the cottage OF MIS-. u VI
Pullylev Mr. Bulkleys new launch and that OF
Mrs. ]. c. Harris arrived this week and have been
placed in commission with the feet Of boats con-
nected with the Inn. -. -. 4ps
week and will remain for about three weeks. MI
and Mrs III T. Harris, who have been making en
extended visit at the Inn. left yesterday Tor C4p
Mr and Mrs c. M. Hustled and two sons have
been here for short tlmle attsL ulg NIL
Canada Mr.. and Mrs W. ketcham ana MISS -.
Sewall and their guides arrived at the Inn tnlS
week. J. W. Taylor and family, who are now mere
have taken apartments for tne DalahcS OA 'i4'
Tennis is one OF the most popular forms Of sport
at the Inn this season. and the courts are Ns-
patrOnized daily. 1SnOng the best players Delns
members Of the Wallace family, Dr. D H. bEsiAAer
and W. II. Justice. -, -.
habv raccoOn at the Saranac Inn postOf1ce, ana ne
takes delight in daily extending his list OF aeaoaiht-
Resent New York arrivals at the In include NJ.
and Mrs = r. Sheffield, Miss j. Edey, j. NJ NC
Taughlin Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Jennings. Mrs. a
Stevenson. Edmund Langley H. L" A-a4tlaA"' o W.
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Lake. for festival to be held for the benefit
on the Orphanage of the Holy Saviour at Coop
erstoWn, and many Of the summer population,
Dotn mere ana there are to act as patrOnesses
News or the cottage colony includes the ar
ta NJ a. SI; lS1El 4alor OF MIS-. Fell and her sis
yer tsr' MRS Schrltt, who will spend the remainder
OF the season there. Mrs. E. C.. Anderson. az
maple Terrace, is entertaining her mother Mrs
Platt OF Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs Richard M
Montgomery have as their guest Mrs. MOntgon1-
erys father, Mr.. Macfarland. of Washington.
Tarry- a-While has been leased by Mrs cox OT
Spuyten Duyvil. who arrived with her family
this week ''
Old Home weeks. when all the former rest
gents OF the villages gather for a reunion. are
becoming popular in this part Of the state. and
an effort will be made 70 arrange one Tor RICH
GnaTge includes the Rev. Scott Nj. Cooke. OF St
Johns; Dr.. NJ. D. Jewell. Charles NJ TIlIIer
George u. carey, Allen J. Bloomfield, George al
Brockway and Fred Bronner.
Richheld is again TO have a basebau nine eor,-
posed OF sent-prOfessiOnalS. and Il IS expected
that much OF the Oldtime interest win he SsISov,
in the game which used to be the fsvor,fe SiySSr+
sion or the summer visitor in the days when the
Brown University boys won US the pennant
creased by the arrival OF Miss Margaret w.
!Seiin sSS OF New York. who has joined friends at
Miss Lundy, of the Carey cottages, is spend-
Ing the week in the Adirondacks. but win return
Tor the remainder OF the season.
Eduard de CeTEez has rejolned his mother
and sister at the Carey cottages after ten davss
absence ana Will now spend the rest OF the
member OF house parties IN BrOOhline, Mass,
ana Bramwell w. Va, for the last month, will
re.GIn , 70 hichneld to-day and Will spend August
win her mother. Mrs. La Fayette Stout Blue.
rev Workers arriving az the Berkeley -VyafOn-
ina curing the week are Mr. and Mrs. A. Ches-
yer Beatty Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry s. Herman. DR.. and Mrs. Mott
MISS Mott F. p Warfield. Henry w. Bean II.
N. Taller, Mr.. and Mrs W. A Hoe, Miss Hoe,
Edward Callan. the Misses McGOvern. Mrs John
:. Hopper, the Misses Hopper. Miss Richard
Miss sOlms, A Ogden Jones' Walter G. STOKES
Mr. and Mrs. j. A Stein. Miss Adele Stein.
AT the henGallwOod are Mrs. j. RuGOlphy
Mrs. O. Heppenheimer, Mrs. Horace r. Kelly
Raymond Kelly. Mrs. George z Hoe. Miss Grace
Burr Hamilton, Miss nj. Cunningham. Mrs IL
Bates. Mr. and Mrs. %. Friedman. Mrs A. Grir-
nth. Miss Constance Griffith, Mr. and Mrs Miles
Gearon. y. T. Kring and H. B. Scharmann
New Workers az the Tunnicliffe cottage are
Mrs. d. Dodge. Miss Susan Dodge Ma Adm
Smith, Miss Hope Smith. Miss Efsie smith MIS-.
MaNwel Smith, Miss A @. Riley. Miss NJ ~
Kelly, MIS-. j. G. MRrsellus. Mrs. Charles ~
ssratton, Miss A Il. Stratton, j. Morgan Howe,
Miss Howe and Miss Alma HowA
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THE RUISsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. n. z. July q (speciaD.-The Ruis-
eeeunlont was nsver more lively than nov. The
returning guests all taking up other Of
the varied forms OF amusement open 70 the visitors
here In Lake Plaeid and there are scarcely hours
enough in the day 70 satisfy them. The women
guests at the Ruisssaumont are this season taking
an active part in sports The Misses Leilnswell,
who are here at Mrs. E w. LeflngwelTs cottage,
are both expert oarswomen end spend much time
on the lake Golf is very popular with the Ruis-
seaUmone guests ana among those who devote
snuch time 70 the game are A. V. Lawrence, George
r. Howard and S. D. Br2men Horseback riding.
500. has ITS deyotees and Otto Reimer and DR..
Schneider, OF New York. among those who ind
pleasure IN this form OF sport On hot days there
Sc, however, more popular place than the bath
ing beach the lake shore IN front Of the hotel
Evan IL Patrick, this year manager OF the Ruis-
seaumont Sc fond OF swimming and finds much
pleasure in morning dip IN the waters Of the lake
There IS a growing interest IN baseball among the
guests and they are now taking steps toward the
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Lawrence and w Y. Law
renee. "a arrived at their cottage here this week
1LEs. 8. T. w BraEnan arrived at their cottage
9tE and Mrs J. W. Hampton, jr,. Of New York
have this week been entertaining Mr. and Mrs V
r. Werner and Miss Eleanor n Werner "
n. Cunningham arrived this week with NJ A
Senator Mrs. Calvin Pardee Who has been here 1ere
sor several summers arrived at the Pardee Cottage
this week. ''O'e'
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Howard have at their
cottage Miss Ethel Howard. Miss ~. Clement How
Pierce and Miss Aline Howard.
one OF the numerous coaching parties visiting the
Ruisseaumont this week included Mr. and Mrs
Robert Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Foster
o. New York Other recent New York arrivals in
FsTTinstOn, Miss harrington. Mrs Edmund Young
7iuland A. Elmer and Frank A Adams.
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AT MANCEESTER. VT.

Manchester, VT, July 21--Ths feature C this
week here was the annual open scratch toy-na1ls1s
for the TacOnic and Onaawa cups, which began On
Thursday on the EkwanOk links. A large as-a of
golfers many oS them well known IN metropolitan
circles started In the qualfyins round o1 1h:15s-
day morning. The final matches for al tne t8o.--
are in progress to-day. An open hanGle-p - ~-s0
being played this morning Gas,
r. =. HOyt, OF New York CITY, passeA 0--@-1s
Mrs james Il Canneld ana Mss poEothy s- car
field, Of New York City have arrived a. SS----74
Clarence n. Young, Of Albany, was az fhe
Equinox House over sunday with MS ulotnes' N-~
Miss Thisfie OF New York City, 8 visiting a:
Rest View. the summer home o. the 1.sSs teoss'
81 Smith and family, OF East Orange N .. -,
This has been q busy week hare for autozroolle
tourists. Among those having motor cars Suo
stOpped 0t the Equinox House were Mt. AzsG A-1s-
T. g. TOel OF New York: Congressman J. =. Slet-
man and Mrs. sherman Mr.. and MIS- S1e-ft 49,.
l. b Moore. or Utica. n v; IA. M. hicaElo.1s. g.
DIITar1t az Gltary ard Captain Brooks Ot Gsrsei-
wfoh Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. W.. II b4QyGs Cs VIZ
IamStOWn. Mass and &lr and MIS-. e e %s-ssi.o-1s
Among the Equinox House arrivals tH-s eseN
we're Miss MnYOrd. Paul Waterman, Atr. ard AAss.
T. G.. TOel Mrs. G.. B. C0lll0n, Miss ID Cslltl11ss
leo Xa0der Nh and Efrs. s. G. Clayton. MIS- -
Wood. Miss Wood. Miss 81. - MayAeles ~ 4e- ;
Mrs MOrnay Williams, q. w. W4.te. FLtle1-SI~ ~
s. Snow and y. G. Roe Of BFoO>lyn: ME ana S- A-Is.
Thomas T. F2usllEnoFe and Mr.. and MIS- g 49,
tOn OF HenlYstead. N. a.: T. @. D4e&s01s = 49,
ner. George A stone. Of Trey; = a I..s-S5s -
Charles y. Ieako: Miss hurdlcH GsSFcl5Ss - ~H
YOung. n p. Leake ana Mr. and ms. aow4s@
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July q CSpeciaD.-Guests at
the Grand View jubilant over the manner in
which the hotel team has succeeded in defeating
al OF the resort baseball teams played thus far.
Victory has followed victory until now the Grand
dacks. Two of the most notable victories OF the
week were the defeat Of the Placid team and the
defeat OF the Stevens House team, following each
other in quick succession. The latter game was a
close one and there some remarkably good
playing on both sides.
Under the direction OF Mrs. PaTkes, wife OF Tho-
as Par1es. proprietor Of the Grand View, the indoor
affairs at the hotel this year proving big
cess among the guests. series of entertaining
card parties has been started. At the whist party
held on Monday evening suitable prizes were given
by Mr.. Parkes. Mrs. Parkes IS paying much atten-
don 70 the Sunday night sacred concerts in the
effort make them all the guests may desire. At
that last Sunday night vocal selections were given
by Miss Jeanette Fernandez and Miss Christian
Ferry. of New York
Several large parties Of guests arrived at the
Grand View this week One of these included Mrs.
Robert II. Stewart, Mrs Walter Parker Mrs.
Moore. Miss Estelle Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Ditchett, Mrs. Julia +. Smith. Mrs. Clifford c..
Snyder, Miss Bertha VandeThoef, Walter l. Parker
and Robert H. Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs Charles 7. ". McKelvey, Master
Webb and Eleanor McKelvey and Miss Ethel Bar
fsau made up another party of New Workers arriv-
ing this week John Ingram, who has reserved
with Miss s. v. c. Ingram and Mrs. c. H Bosher,
w w Walters, manager of the Criterion Theatre,
New York, among the weeks arrivals, having
with him his son ". ". Walters, il. In addition
fained during the week large party of Raymond
and WhltcOmb eXcurSiOaisfS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Saratoga Springs, N Y, July 20 (speciaD.-
This week has furnished Kaleidoscope array
of conventions, assemblies conferences and sim
liar gatherings including circus, which at one
time threatened 10 congest this summer resort
It has been the first big week of the season.
and Saratoga is in it's happiest and jolliest
mood. The season is up to its standard for this
date with increasing arrivals daily
The leading occasion OF the week, which brought
out decorations almost those of the magni-
tude of the floral fete, and spectacular after
noon street demonstration, with bands galore.
was the annual convention Of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, which opened on Tuesday and
will close tomorrow. II brought here thou
sands of Hibernians. representing divisions from
Albany, Troy, Glens Falls. Cohoes, Schenectady,
Hoosick Falls, Amsterdam, Johnstown, Glovers-
vile, Little Falls. Syracuse, Granville, Green
which Fort Edward, Schuylerville, Ballston Spa,
EdechanicsviIle Saratoga Springs and many other
places. The exercises were opened at St Peters
Roman Catholic Church with sermon by the
Rev. Dennis Moore, OF Utica, and the celebra-
ton Of mass by the Rev. Father Barrett, OF
Burlington state chaplain of Vermont. The
bene6iction was pronounced by the Right Rev.
Monsignor McCreedy, Of New York. representa-
tive OF Archbishop Farley, state chaplain Fol-
lowing the parade the convention formally opened
In Convention Hall with addresses of welcome by
Michael J. Mulqueen. The convention began its
executive sessions the following day. Social
functions occupied the evening hours
The New York State Association OF Master
House Painters and Decorators held its twenty
first annual convention here on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. with headquarters
at the Worden Hotel.
The Rev George B. Spalding, of Red Lodge
Mont was on Tuesday evening installed pastor
OF the New England Congregational Church Of
Saratoga Springs. He Is the son OF the Rev
DR.. George Spalding, OF Syracuse, who delivered
the installation sermon. The New England Con-
gregational Church is new structure, and one
OF the handsornest near here.
Secretary G.. c. Mitchell and twenty MEM
bers OF the Auburn Young Mems Christian
Association. who are making pedestrian
cursion 20 Lake George, reached here on Tues
day evening. Each carried a small oil stove
and had a handcart. Last year they made a
225-Tnile trip from Auburn 20 Hamilton Place, in
Canada
The rapid approach OF the August running
meeting OF the Saratoga Association for the
Improvement OF the Breed OF Horses has greatly
added 10 the activity noticeable at Horse Haven,
where stables are arriving daily. Fully thou
sand horses WI! be here on the opening day. II
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CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIRE

the same roof with a wife beater and a ur-5Ys---
One OF the first things the dust covered s1rsor...
did on their arrival was 90 hunt out the VTIrEso-
swimming pool and indulge IN sood. cool uIu-v~
Coming 50 soon after the visit OF the Esh Rexs
rnent. United States infantry. marching throry,
from Plattsburg 90 Albany route % the Pe7rsv1-
vania summer camp. the visit of the autor15S.-.
tourists served to make the week a very busv g.
The soldiers hers Sunday and their service =,
camp was attended by many OF the guests ~ 80
Windsor. Mrs. J. A Jones. one Of the VsI14s1-
guests sang. by request several selections er~~.
them The Star SDargled Banner
In addition 20 these extra events there has res,
the usual attention paid golf. tennis. boating horvs
different hotels. Practically all OF the qDoS e-STs
players have returned 20 the Windsor VTa-e-
Houston q new man this season. has been r71I<lrs
some remarkably good scores during the wA4<
w. NJ kingsley. who Is IN camp az the B47sa-,.
with his family, went down 20 New York N r--ss
ness early In the week. but Is expected back s0s7
Seth SpraSUe Terry 1as been IN ElizahsshfouS
Of the features OF which Is 20 be unique f-s-ls~s
Senator and Mrs. COmstOck have taken a o6ttazs
IN the village for the season George Wilson sar-s-
tary Of the Chamber OF COmmerce. New Y0-. a.
rived in the village for the sumner this vveak
W. A Ireland. the cartOonist IS among the g~sas.
&C the Windsor Othsrs REGISTERED there iicIT5Fs
Captain @. Il StUrtevant. Major fremont a-s Csr-
tans Prescott and Settle OF the Sth Infantry Ia--
renee Eassazs MIS- L. EasaIl. MISSES Madeline an.
Marion Pagan, NJ and Mrs. Robert s. WaI<e~ Ma
James III. Morrison, Miss Morrison. Miss NJ p So
Ivan, Nh. and Mrs. Thomas w. Churchill Mrs. a
81. de Beck ana children. Miss Eatherns u S,sf
son. Frank Johnson Mr.. and Mrs Henry -oc-so7
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THE WESTPORT INN.

Westport. NJ Y. July q (speciaD-Thres sdsls
tiOnal musicians have been engaged for ths SUM-
1ner at the WestpOrt Inn Dancing has become
such a popular Fastime at the inn that the man
agement decided 20 increase the orchestra ezo1n six
the usual number-tO nine
cOtillon was given this evening IN ths Jnuslo
room. Two riding parties were organized during
the last week. Both were headed BY Mss Ds
Renne, Of Savannah who - enthusiastic horse
woman
James Crary. OF New York City, Is here with
several valuable blOOdhOunds. &lrs CraTy has for
several years been much interested IN the hreedns
Of dogs and has been very successful IN MAINTAIN
ing fine kennel. His st. bernaEdS axe eonsloe-s~
excallent-
meeting OF the guests and COtta8erS on AeeS-NJ
last. The erection OF dancing paVllons eto1H1As'
and dock IS to be commenced TINS month
Several new motor boats are expected n Uest@
port Bay within q week. -,
Recent arrivals from New York include the TO-
lowing: y. ". Wallace and wife, MEs and A@Is
Ditchett, Miss NJ. Esteue Moore. MI. ana ALS
Reginald Foster Charles G. Reed James - Cl-tys
AIRS. F. III. Eield. Mrs y q klel9s 5leAs = ~ ~
Kenyon, Miss Kenyon. Miss 5. S1efrys W1lLt-A-- @
Hamilton r., and wife; w. y 1lcCafre3 ~. 175.5 -
Mrs. w II. Wean, Seth =. French, " s. 1@$$441-s
Lieutenant @. w. Wilson, u. 5. Al ~. &A1 49,
II. c. Rigss, G. w, COllendsE and j. O. CochEa1aa aS
I3rOOa.yI-
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, y. Y. July CSDeciaD.-The golfng
season opened in earnest this weak az the Stevens
House with the first OF the big tournaments, which
was played over the Stevens House links on
Thursday afternoon This an ls-hOle handi-
cap event and entered by a number OF the
good players who have been arriving during the
last few weeks, among them being Victor Young.
A r. Eardie. ". J. NcConviL. T. H. Redheld, W.
@. Thomas and Raymond T. Stevens. Dr. Lindsay
FoTteous. who was entered, played throughout the
tournament with one hand the other being tenn
pOraElly disabled by an attack OF rheumatism The
tournament was won By z r. Clark
ASIDE from rhe tournament there have been sew
eEEs other games ana events OF a minor nature
played on the links this week. HORSEBACK riding,
always a popular sport among the Stevens House
gnests. has keen taken up in earpest this season
81 II HevinoT, who arrived here this week is an
expert hoTseman. and devotes much time 10 rides
about the beautiful roads ia this vicinity
The furnishings tor the new zEi.lEoOEn have az
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DEER'S HEAD INN.

Elizabethtown. NJ Y. July q Cspeoian-rs,
guests az the Deer's Head Inn enjoyed the coming
OF the Glidden tourists immensely and are xz--,
in their praise Of the management because q n.
fact that the affairs OF the Inn ran along srnothlr
despite the big crush Os people. The piazzas Os ts
inn favOrite resting place With the tourists
during their short stay IN the village. becauss os
their nearness 90 the checking station hon tss
closure on the lawn between the Windsor ana ths
Many Of the entrants In the tour who ssoppsd a-
the inn expressed themselves as highly pleased
with ElizabethtOwn and its surroundings
Baseball IS becoming very popular with the guests
az the Inn, and the hotel IS represented b strong
team. A game viii be played to-day with tho
team from Camp Dudley. Some remarkably goO1
golf scores have been made during sh- week ~
the good players who returning Tor the SEASON
J. p. Buchanan and I o. Buchanan both OF whom
returned this week. are remarkably gOOG players
Miss Eleanor Freeman who arrived az the inn this
week In company with her father. ". c. Freeman.
is doing some OF the best playing YET done over
the CObble Hfu links by any OF the women players
in EliZabethtOUu this season. Hus other Cay Mss
Freeman went around the course In IS bogis heins
Many OF the guests are dev0tiug much tlna 60
riding and driving, and nearly every evening there
IS some little social affair in progress. Miss Mau1s
ability. and will assist at some Of the functions
for the future now being arranged by Mrs. StetsOn-
Among other New York arrivals OF the weak ara
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w Hardenourshs A.is5 HaESsL.-
George W. Irving. Ruth Irving. Frank 1rvinSs Nr.
and Mrs. =. A Shepard Miss Clara. @. shepard,
Miss II. Shepard, Miss Marcy Q. Hail. Mss Elec
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. George w Iito1- and -Alss
Helen kenVou.
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Lake Placid y. y. July q CSpeciaD-The Gid
den cup may be indirectly responsible for the
establishment of an automobile stage line between
.his village and westport on Lake champlain.
There has been talk of such a line for time.
and the Glf6den tourists have demonstrated clearly
that the automobile can be safely used in the Adj
ron6acks as q means OF transportation. There is
regular mountain stage running this route now.
lsut the trip is an all day one and makes a long.
hard slde. TIE route Hes however. through one or
tie most picturesque portions of the AdirOndachs,
: and New York capitalists who have recently in
vestigated the project are said to have become
convinced that automobile line, affordtng q
novel and easy method OF seeing the beauties OF
the section, would prove paying investment A
large portion OF the lies through the preserve
Of the Cascade Lakes Club. OF which Governor
Higgins and other state officials are members.
Though the weather in the cities has been swell
tsrng. i has been very comfortable here dnTng the
last week, and many have taken advantage OF
that fact 70 climb Mt. Whteface. One large party
camped the summit OF the mountain Wednesday
night.
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MYSTERY AND SUSPICION.

The recent visit OF the Austrian Emperor %
Bohemia has been marked BY a singular mel
dent, which has not yet been e4ueicated aNt
probably never viii be. At KUterberss whtca
was enc Of the places 20 be visited By rs
majesty. there arrived a few days before an
elegantly dressed stranger. who asked 70 be al
lowed 60 look through the historic old parish
church. which the Emperor Was also 20 Nisi-
Ine woman caFetaker handed the Keys wltao~s
suspicion 20 such distinguished looking per
son, but as he di1 not cEu0rge within a retso1,
able time search was made He was tnctI Eoeti
20 nave sone. taking the Keys or tne e1CFcA Na'A
nifns and leaving no trace behind. A se9Ecalas
investigation carried our BY tho Governor OF 51-
hefnia himself failed % throw any light On tAs
mystery. For twenty-four hours before the En--
peror's visit The church ves occupied by
strong detachment OF troopss-Loldon GloeA
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At RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Musicals at Wai0nthQ Club House
Begin-OLd Home Week Plan.

Richield Springs. n. Y, July q (SpeciaD.-
Mrs. J. Lee Taller entertained a small party OF
young people at tea and tennis at the WaiOntha
Club this week in honor OF her brother. Mid
shipman Archibald Stirling. Of the battleship
Maine. who has been a guest at Bella VISTA
Mixed doubles were played. the contestants
being DR.. F. A. Asserson U. s. N, and Mrs. AS
serson, Miss Peabody and Wilmot L. Cole, Miss
Gretchen Rolf and Edward f. Callan. Miss Vir-
ginia Swift and Mr. Stirling. The latter couple
won the pretty prizes. and tea was served after
ward eOn the clubhouse veranda The Taller
family here has been further reinforced by the
arrival from New York OF e. NJ Taller. who is
staying at the Berkeley -Waiontha
At the t1rSt OF the semt-weekly teas and musi-
Gals at the Waiontha clubhouse Mrs. Oliver
Drake Smith and Mrs. G. III. Gerard poured tea
While Mrs D. Barkalow and Mrs. Henry III.
Tuller served punch The refreshments were
served on the veranda while the Berkeley-WaiOn
tina orchestra played in the parlur and various
games OF tennis and golf were watched by those
who attended.
Package progressive euchre Is in vogue an the
hendallwood, when each player brings a pack
these are awarded grab-bag style, the most sue
cessful players having the first chance Two
OF these parties have been arranged recently nv
Miss SaUer, guest of the house.
Several bridge and seven-hand euchre parties
have been given at The Tuller. Mrs NJ Borrove
entertaining one evening and Mrs. o. %. smith
another '''
Edward Severn Clark. soL OF Mrs Henry Cod
man Potter brought a party over from Coopers-
town IN his new touring car for luncheon at the
Lynn ]. Arnold and @. Z. Lippitt r. r. Fuller,
John X. Doan ana w. II. Doubleday ir
Mrs. Leslie Fell-Clarke has opened the grounds
OK her place. sWanswiek. at the head OF Otsego