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New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

several weeks. She drove to Breton Woods
in 60-horsepower Mercedes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. F1agler, OF St Angus
tine who are at the Mount Washington with
Mrs. ]. c. Wise, Miss Wise and Nine Planchet.
take daily excursions from Breton Woods in
Mr.. Flaglers White steamer.
New Workers who have been making a tour
OF he mountains this week In their 4O-horse-
mower De Dietrich are Leo Oppcnhcimer. his
mother and sister. and Malcolm Sundhelmer.
They left the MaplewOod Hotel on Tuesday for
the Point Bluff Hotel. and viii spend early
Septeuber making a tour of the Saranac and
Paul Smiths country in the Adirondacks. Mr-
Oppenheimer and Mr.. Sundheimer spent Mon
day on the summit of Mount Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Meeker, of Baltimore. with
their small son, William Painter Nteeker. at
the Mount Pleasant for several days, having ar
rived there recently from Montreal They spent
a portion OF last winter at the Hotel Ormond
in Florida
Among well known people from Manhattan
who arrived early in the week at the Mount
Washington We're Mr. and Mrs. James 3. Taylor
and family They will remain several weeks.
Other New Workers there for 4 week are Ar.
and Mrs. c G. Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclure, Of washing
ton are welcome arrivals at the Mount Wash
Miss Jennie D. Walton and Miss Belle Elsas-
ser. Of Philadelphia. are again at the Mount
Washington for protraCted stay.
c. S Sweetland. of Providence. has joined his
family at the Mount Pleasant for the remainder
Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sanford Miss Pauline
Sanford and Mrs. E f. Ego, Of Plainfeid
NeWland HaineS arrived at Breton Woods
this week 10 join his family at the Mount Wash
ngton Mr.. Haines is the proprietor of the
St. Charles Hotel at Atlantic City
Charles Z. AIunroe and John James Baird. OF
New York, are al the Mount Washington for u
ten days visit.
Mrs. George s. Leonard Of Breton Hall New
York, who arrived at the Mount Pleasant early
in the week from Quebec is making her first
visit to Breton Woods. and viii remain until
the close of the season.
Mrs. ". II. Livingstone OF Albany. and Mrs.
2. G. Dickinson, Of Brooklyn, arrivals
at the Mount Washington for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Frank OF Richmond, Va.
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At HOTEL CH4MPLATN.
1n Interesting Week Promised the
CHESTS.

Hotel ChampIain. y. Y. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-Not
withstanding the fact that September is at hand,
the guests at the Hotel Champlain have been
promised that the coming week viii be the
interesting Of the entire season. TWO affairs of
entirely different character which scheduled
for the next few days viii play important parts
I'm making the week Of interest not only TO the
guests but the outside world we'll
One of these is the golf tournament for the
presidents cup. given to the Hotel Champlain
Golf Club last week by c. II. Booth, president Of
the Hotel Champain Company, and to be played
for by the club members every year until
for two successive seasons by the same con-
testant This silver cup, of unusual weight and
size, has been exhibition in the hotel office
for the last few days and is arousing the ad
rnration and ambition OF all the golf playing
guests Archie Graham, who last year carried
off the Champlain Cup. presented seven years
ago by Harry Runkle, of New Jersey, who was
then president of the Hotel Champlain Golf
Club and played for under the same rules that
govern the presidents cup, VIII again be one OF
the contestants. Among others who hope to
qualify for this tournament Judge Henry
GildersleeVe ID. .. Wickham, G w. Baker
Thomas Conway, Alan Lichtenhein, Edward
Hatch jr. and Lyle and Boyd Hatch. all ot
New York; William G. Hackstaf. of Norris
town. and L. +. Gedney, of Paterson, n j. This
tournament will without doubt be by far the
most interesting of the season. both on account
of the prize at stake and the large number OF
good players who will compete
The other affair of the week will be the meet
ing of the Vermont State Fish and Game Com
MISSION which Will be held here next Friday.
Speaker Cannon who will be guest next week
of Congressman Sibey at his cottage on Lake
Champlain a couple Of miles south OF the hotel,
will be one of the speakers, as viii Governor
Hughes one of the large boats that ply up and
down the lake has been chartered to bring over
from Burlington the two or three hundred men
who will attend the meeting
Golf tournaments have been among the inter
esting doings of nearly every day Tor the last
week. Last SATURDAY the WindSor Ttd,,I team; OF
EIizabethtown composed of w. 5 kellogg j. A
q Mason l.. E Baldwin. C NJ Eilyea. A NJ
Evans and II. TAYLOR, were the guests or the
Hotel Champlan for the day, and in the AFTER
noon met the hotel golf team the links and
suffered defeat.
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At THE SOMERSET INN.

Bcrnardsvle, n. J., Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-From
present indications the September season at tho
inn promises to be the largest and most successful
of many years. Old patrons returning and new
applications being received daily which shows
that the popularity OF the Inn is the in
crease.
was by far the largest of the and the ball
room and adjoining fernroom filed with dan
GERS and onookers.
Subscriptions and entries for the annual Labor
Dav handicap golf tournament rapidly coming
in and al indications point to a successful con-
test In the afternoon cf the day the base
ball team will line up against the Madison Ath-
letic Club.
Miss a NJ. Goss and Miss Mcguire. of New
York arrived on Thursday by motor for ex-
tended visit.
dinner guests at the inn ON Friday
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H. TUT .]er. OF New York.
were weekend Wis at the inn Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Durand Miss Durand and Halsey Du-
rand, of Newark, were among the arrivals at the
Nfr. ani Mrs L. Montgomery Ward. of New
York with their daughter. registered at the inn
on Sunday for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Halwel. widow OF the president OF the
Tobacco Trust was luncheon guest on Sunday,
motoring from New York.
Mr. ani Mrs Julian Mitchell ard family, OF
Charieston 6. c., are making their initial visit at
the inn, arriving Monday.
registered at the for the September season.
Alexander Roe and w. ID. Ogden and party were
automobile arrivals at the inn on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s Rees. who nave been
spending August at the New Monmouth. Spring
Lake. n j.. have returned to the inn for the au-
tumn.
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week to the Mount Washington and the Mount
Pleasant are Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Adamson: IN
a Walter. accompanied by Frlts AnsOn ana JOS
eph Hoff: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Kennedy and D. y.
Kennedy, I'm a Pennsylvanian; Mr.. and Mrs C.
NJ. Clark DR.. and Mrs. f. ". Taylor Miss Annie
Taylor. Mrs II. Cassard and Frank Wallace III
u GU-hOrsepowcr Pierce Great Arrow
In d Ford runabout over the Ideal Tour route
from New York to the Mount Washington at
Breton Woods came MI and Mrs a l. west
gard En- route they took notice of everything
and reported everywhere good roads, beautlful
scenery and good accommodations
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jennings and Mr. and Mrs
f. s. Bathershau. of New York, drove TO Bret
ton Woods this week in a Maxwell and are at
the Mount Pleasant for a week or ten days.
\ Brooklyn party making tour in 60-horse-
power Pierce and at the Mount Washinton for
4 short visit includes r. L Letheridge Miss kthel
Letheridgc and Miss Dora LetherIdge.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Klock. of Syracuse. are
touring with a Stevens-Duryea and at the
Mount Washington at Breton Woods for
week end visit.
Many New York motorists spent last Sunday
at the Breton Woods hotels. Among them
were Mr. and Mrs. y. B. Ashforth. DR.. and Mrs
Dudley Tenney and Dudley II. Tenney' VINO
are spending the summer at Maplewood Hotei,
i'm a II-horsepOwer Packard Colonel X r.
Baker William H Temple Mrs. II. J. Rockers
Steward Duncan. in a Pannard-
An automobile party which will spend week
at the Mount Washington includes Mr ana MI"
David Young Miss Nellie Young, Mrs. William
Pryor and F. I. Pryor, Of New York Ihey ar
rived in Fiat.
The Mount Look Off Hotel at Sugar Hill
numbers among the New York arrivals this
week W j. SimonsOn. Sarah Alger Simonson
and Master SimonsOn. They will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer there.
Arrivals 1T the Sunset Hill House. at Sugar
lIiW this week from New Jersey have been
numerous. Among them are Mr.. and Mrs bal
thaser and Miss Vera Ralthaser. OF snort HllIS
r Harr, Suohr East Orange: Mrs. James Bar
her and family EnEewood: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Barr and family, Orange, and George b.
Jones. of East Orange.
Charles II. Rich. OF Manhattan has joined
Mrs Rich at the Forest Hills Hotel for the rest
OF the season. r. Y. Collins has Joined Mrs.
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank o. Sherman. Mrs. r A
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CITY AFFAIRS
BreakfaSttess Hotel Guests-Pre-
pairing for Dog Shoe.

Atlantic City Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-'IS you want
your breakfast go into the kitchen and cook 1t
yourself was the notice which guests at Mary
land avenue hotel saw pinned on the door leading
from the dining TO the kitchen OF the house
the other morning. The members of the firm
which had been running the house since about the
middle of July decamped in the night, while the
house well filed with visitors and they have
not been since. It is presumed they saw there
was no way in which they could meet their next
payment of rent and make any money, so they de-
clded TO make the money. "Stungi' muttered the
guests who had been wandering about aimlessly
for nearly an hour wondering when they would
hear the summons TO breakfast And those VINO
had paid In advance were doubly stung- The dis
appointed visitors had to go to nearby hotels and
restaurants get their breakfasts. and then they
began looking for a place IN which TO stow
themselves for the rest of their stay here
The visitors at the New Berkeley Hotel. in Ken
lucky avenue. spent Wednesday evening playing
euchre. There ten tables. and two hours
were occupied with cards. The prizes were won
by Mrs Samuel Bremen. of Pittsburg: Mrs George
Conkln, of Baltimore: Mrs Sadie Reiser. OF New
York: Mrs Pfell of Louisville. and Mrs j. E. SIM
clair of Washington. At the end OF the games
Dutch luncheon served in the dining room
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Adams, or LyhchDurs'
Va are spending their honeymoon at the shore
and are staying at the Marlborough -bleAnehn
Mrs Adams is well known in Norfolk. and was
Miss Hontas Rolfe Tinsiey. Her marriage last
week in Charleston to Mr. Adams. a young 'n-
sl,rance officer Of Lynchburg and New York, Gre
ated a deal of interest In the South and especially
in Virginia.
Atlantic Citys annual dog show. one OF the big
affairs of the early fall. will be held the Steepe
chase Pier this year. and September n has be n
set fer the opening day. There will be 5ls classes
md nearly two hundred special prizes. The entries
will close on September 8, and may be mailed to
the secretary. S. ". Groorle, jr.. this city. The
following judges have been named: ST. Bernards-
HI L. Van wyck, OF Lansdowne. Penn; great
Danes-Dr. Fletcher Lutz. of Glen Rock. Penn:
Russian wolfhounds. deerhounds. greyhounds.
whippets and Italian greyhounds-J- ". Patton,
Devon Penn; foxhounds and beagleS-John Haw-
thorne, of Philadelphia; collies-Louis Fernandez,
of Philadelphia; Damatians-D. G.. Sands, of Ken
sico. n. y; buldogs-Thomas Grsdale. OF New
York; Boston terriers-S r. Foster. of Philadel-
phia; Aredale terriers-A. belmont OF Devon,
Penn; Scotch, irish Welsh and fox terriers-y.
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OUT ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island r. 7. Aug. 81 (Special - IN .
hotels are well filed. and it seems probaoe tha
the crowds and gayety will continue until aftef
Labor Day. The weather is ideal. and the day
have been unusually clear and cool Last Sunda &
the easterIy winds produced an especially hsf
surf.
Thursday and the banruet In their honor at ths
ocean View was the affair of the week.
Among the New York arrivals at the Ocear
View are Nr. md Mrs. Spe kel, j. l. Bogert,
+ W. \ AMI W ffsi'Tgher.
Among the New Workers reeiSte-ed ~ the Ma
misses are j. E. 3 Gibbol 9 henry 3. Dxyer. Cor
nelfus Huth. Nv =rd Mrs r w. Reid, c. a
The Rev T r. Calvert and James Syne OF Nev
York are guests the Spring House Joseph
P7'and and family, Cf Brooklyn. are also REGISTERS
Nr and MS Everett j MTIlikin and Earle MI
nkin. of New York City. are spending the weel
MS Alice Crosby OF Matteawan IS spending a
couple OF weeks visiting friends at Bonanza cot
tage.
sperding few weeks at the Surf Hotel
Mrs. Theodore W Spear. OF Brooklyn. IS a guest
George A Cornwall of the Morton Trust Com
pany of New York City. and family spending
a couple OF weeks at the Highland House
Mrs p r. Atkinson and family and Miss Arms,
OF BROOKLYN, at the Highland House
T. c. Cortelyou, of New York. - registered at the
Connecticut House
William T. Dunn and family. of Broollyn. have
been spending couple of weeks ar Bonanza Cot
tage.
r. Phineas Runsey of New York. is guest II
the WoonSocket-
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are at the Fabyan House for the remainder or
the season.
Miss Minnctte Brown. of New York. is a
guest for the remainder OF the summer at the
Maplewood Hotel.
Other New Workers. who arc old patrons OF
the MaplewOod who have arrived this week are
Mrs. Charles r. Stag. Mr.. ana Mrs. n. l.. Skin
ner, Miss Bertha Skinner. Miss Florence I3yioI'
Charles T. Fettretch. Mr. ana Mrs J. : oIney'
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. $ Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. W +.
Carn Mrs l. r. King, Mr and MIS-. W. \;
Laughton. y. +. Potter, Miss +. y Iotter anu
Miss NJ. S Potter.
Mr. and Mrs W f. Meenon. of Oswego, are
among tho new arrivals at the MapleWood
Hotel. They Will stay throughout the season
Among the Empire State people who are spend.
ing their first season at the MapleWood iiotel
are Mr.. and Mrs William Neisel of Brooklyn
and Mr. and Mrs Chidcster Of New York.
Mrs. + VI. Block of New York, IS among the
most recent arrivals at the Sinclair. IN BelhIe-
hem, and Will stay through the month OF sep
tember.
New Workers at the Sinclair in Bethlehem are
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace King.
Mrs. Wheelock Ryder of Rochester. who, FOR
many seasons has been Il guest at the S!ncialI'
has returned for another long visit
Mrs Frank Buchanan and Mrs. Frank ;.
Trainer of Philadelphia. former patrons ot the
Sinclair. have returned for the remainder OF the
season.
Among other New Workers who have arrived
this week for the rest OF the summer at tho
Sinclair are John r Murphy. Captain and Mrs
John D. Herhy D. Il. Phillips and Jacob Free
man.
include Mrs Edward j. Brown. Mrs. c {. Miller.
Mrs H. D. HUI. Mrs. Austin Flint. Miss Z. II.
Bourne and Mrs d. VI. TurnuTe.
Mr. ana Ms. Earle. Of East Orange who
spcnf last summer az Tho Balsams, at DiNville
Notch have returned for a long September visit.
J. W. Blair. OF New York has arrived at The
Balsams for visit of several weeks
Kenneth D. and Charles \ Hull. Of New
York have Joined their family at The BalsamS
DE j. Hilton Waterman. of New York, and IL
W. Popper who are old patrons of Wentworth
Hall have arrived for the month of September.
Mr. and Mrs. \. 2. Loyeman and son. Of New
York have arrived at the Franconia Inn for
several weeks This is their first visit 10 Fran
coma.
Among Philadcphans who have motored this
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
1T LONG BRANCH.
To Lay Cornerstone of Monument 10
Garfield at ElbeTOR.

long Branch. " J. Aug 81 (SpeciaD--Sep-
.or,,bor ono Of the most delightful months al
the seashore, from present iriicat'ni.5 VIII pS
lively along the North Jersey Coast Wits
the busy hotel season will be over IN the next
ten davs. many of the hotels have decided 20
keep open till the first of October.
soctauv Long Branch has been lively Tbs
week closing tonight has been ousS ons'
c1arobakes. shore dinners and entertainments
nrador,inating. The affair Of the week was the
big testimonial in aid of the Garfield MonumenI
Associatiou The new Casino. where the restl-
monfaI was given. was filed with persons trona
pOints all along the coast. The testimonial was
under the direction OF Otis Harlan summit
resident and over $1,000 was cleared Inc lol-
lowing stars appeared: The TeudTnars. acrobats
and horizontal bar performers; Mary MAI PIE
coincidence; oliver Byron, Pauline WhlCSoH
and Willie 3 ThayeT. in Why walker II.
Forr,ed''- the three Constantines. Johnson
Hartv singing comedians. Charles GFapewln'
Anna Chance and Charles Morton. IN AFle
Awakening OF Mr. Pipp; Little CHIP IN COM
- s0DSS and the Aipha trio. in q hOOp-rOllInE
act The Carlisle Indian Band opened ana eiose'
tha entertainment. No concert was heid N JIls
park The usual large audience that ATTENDS ta
evening musicals crowded the hail. paying :
for standing room
The Garfield Monument ASSOCIATION directors
will bekca!Ied together early in the week 10 MAKE
plans for the cornerstone laying on SEPTEMBER
10 the twenty-sixth anniversary or the martyretf
Presidents death. at the FrahckIyn Cotlase s
while the association has not the amount neces-
sarv IN hand to build the memorial. IL IS tnougIi
wise to make beginning at least on tne ami
versary. which is the first anniversary OF 'isi
formation of the association
Garfield Day will be observed with nttlnef
ceremonies. y year ago. on the tWenty-nItn an
uiversary services were held at the EIDeros4
Casino On that occasion the Rev DR.. Charfss1
J. Young pastor OF the Church of the Pur1tans :
of New York who preached the martyred PreSi1
Jent's funeral sermon in 1881 was the prini
cipaI speaker. Dr. Henry Root. of HaverstraW
N V cIassn1ate OF the dead President N
williams College, class OF 90. who has sIncsi
died, also a speaker
Seabright and RumsOn have the polo crazeS
The big polo tourney. which will last week
opened to-day On Monday, Labor Day. the
Orange Country Club and the RJnrson club VII
pJav an exhibition game for charity The re,
CENTS will go toward the Monmouth Neu1Oria
IInsnftaI AZ Long Branch.
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was nIaved. which was won by Miss Frank
Lichtenhen of New York who received Il si'Ve'
cup offered by the hotel management - .
Edward 7 Hatch ir of New York. put up a
handsome cup which was played for in matcn
against Colonel Boyle last wednesday t'a,
noon The perfect weather Wpich coAIIluo' ,
here dav after day called large number OF tIe
hotel guests to the club to watch the prosItS?5oo
of the tournament which was won py <H'i'''
Mr. and Mrs Hatchs youngest son, Van Note
gave a golf party for boys ana girls on hui ii
dav afternoon at the clubhouse The cup. Whl'H
he offered as first prize in the chldrenS tour
nament which he arranged was won 10y freuei
ick Turrell, and the silver pencil the seEoItu f
prize. was won by Newcomb Baker l-ach VI
the players received a box OF candy from ''0
In another children's handicap tournament:
for prizes given by C w. Baker little Sonny
Baker came out first Newcomb Baker second
and Van Note Hatch third. ,
Judge Henry Gilderseeve and Archie Grahdul
went over TO Manchester. VT, for a couple oi
days last week to play at the Ekwanok CLUB
a progressive hearts party was enjoyed by
about forty of the hotel guests last Tuesday
nicht Miss Chandler of Cleveland, won the
first prize for women, silver photograph H'tlie,
Miss Bradford. of Nashville received the secohu
Alan l<icht"nh0'n or New YORK TOOK ~, -. -, 60
prize. d silver safety match holder. After the
game refreshments were served at the cara "a
bles in the white parlOr.
These days Of perfect Indian summer weathel
proving conducive to all the forms OF ou'-
door sport that may be INDUCED in here. DriN-
No and -or4eHa X ridne Nave 0urin" this iast
week attained even a greater popularity than
hey enjoyed N midsumme'. so that the car
riages and sadders of the hotel are in almost
constant
Van Baar's orchestra which. under the dlrec-
tion of Sigmund Pollatschek, has given dally
morning and evening concerts on the pliizH't
and in the office all season. has proved one OF
the most enjoyable features of the summer
The orchestra is composed of three violins,
cello. bass viol flute and clarinet.
Among the automobile arrivals of the last
week Mr. and Mrs. George p. Martin anu
the Misses Fitzpatrick. of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Steindler and two sons, of New York
who stayed at the Hotel Champain early in July
and who. since that time. have been motoring
IA this -agtou: n w Wsltheu, of New York,
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FISHING AMONG THE THOUSAND ISLANDS

Mrs w N johnson and Mr. and Mrs Ben Wolf.
of New York. at Hotel Columbian.
At Alexandria Bay Charles Pttman, Mr..
and Mrs. $ Armstrong, W. w. Kerknes. b.
Kyle, G. II. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. OToole,
Miss c. Dilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Doescher.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. L. G. Billings. Mrs. II.
A. Robinson, NJ a. COndon II. Z. Bull and Mr..
and Mrs. a. d. Emery, Of New York
Maurice Steiner. Alfred w. Bloomberg. F. Ha-
gen. Miss Rosenberg, L. Block. A. Eicher. w.
Z. Fahy, Mrs G. a. Spencer. Mrs. Z. l.. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 4. HoItzenger. w. L. Ernst.
l. p Monach. Mr. and Mrs. +. F. Lamb NJ. c.
Levy, Charles Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Siegel
and Miss Siegel. of New York, registered at
the Thousand Islands House, Alexandria Bay.
Plans are on foot for the organization next
season Of a motor skiff club. TO include all the
local territory between Kingston and Ogdens-
burg. a permanent association VIII be effected,
and a series OF races will be held in which prizes
will be given in handicap and free-for- all
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and s. S. Conrad. OF Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Ogilvie and children. of Montreal. who
have come down in their automobile several
times this season for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Eionda, of New York
arrived Monday night, having made the entire
trip by carriage.
boat are Arthur Kennedy, the Misses IneZ and
Temple Kennedy, Francis Lynde Stetson. Nine.
FRITZ Scheff, Mrs. Julius Sands. Mr.. and Mrs
William Fl. Seymour. S. Howard Armstrong and
Nj. and Mrs. H. Is. Gayley.
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sherman and Mrs. Robert Barr. of Westerly
r. n L.; are making a tour of the mountains in a
end visit 40 - N
MT. and Mrs. r. H. McCarter. Mrs NcCarter
aIlo I George W. C. McCarter, Of Newark and
t1isS 4 Dorotny Green, of Columbus Ohio, are
touring with a 45-horsepover Packard and are
at wentworth Hall for a two weeks visit
New York motorists at Wentworth Hall this
Seek S are Mr- and Mrs William GoIdstone. Levi
Samuel and S. Hyman. They are touring IN a
4o-horsepower Packard