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s1OAs AtAlD1A O4N.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Herzog.
Mrs. Charles V. ogden.
Miss Helena Ogden.
Miss Mary Ogden.
Miss Gertrude Ogden.
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Recital Il ell The particulars Of the representa-
.0h would be tedious The play is overlaid with
1ais and somewhat heavy with literal reflection of
Soiainon Ate-an excess Of verisimilitude Through
'ul me hrst act, however IN which the characters
are oeployed and the basis Of the story is laid
ne kindly humor of Dir. Warfleld plays like rip
sie of sunshine. The first and the fourth pass
n tfe home Of BigeIow. Act second dlscloses, in
sss'y decorated guise, a Grand Army assembly
.e'e ne preparation for dramatic effect is much
'0' elaborate. Act third exhibits conventional
oAhry courtroom. All the sets have been made
lh scTupglous attention to minute detail. In the
is'iofrnances auXilisr that OF Mr.. Warhed there
- remarkable harmony Of design. Several of the
= 1lo Army veterans are particularly truthful nnd
- 'as acting Of Reuben Fax Captain Bestor
>, as excellent in its fidelity. feeling and finish.
heroine. II so she be caIled,-for she is the
-sest KIND Of an ingenue.-was acted by Miss
'4nepte Perry. who seems 70 be pretty novice.
-, e4 Ine third curtain there a tumult Of ap
hs1uae long Continued and brief speeches were de-
sa Dy Mr. Warfeld and Mr.. Beasco.
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SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN RESORT NEWS NOTES

the past weeks gayeties here. no less than 4
dozen being given In the several small par
Tors of the hotel. Among the hostesseS
were Mrs. F. l. Hopkins and Miss Lillian
Norris of Philadelphia. Mrs. Geo. \. Pcarre
Louis. and Mrs. a. NJ Van Lcare OF Louis
Willie. Ky. Prizes were won by Miss Norris,
DR.. Richard 4. Urquhart. Miss Virginia
kennard, Capt ]. S. Bates and Mrs Anton
Judiere. Arrangements are being completed
for progressive euchre and bridge tour
nament to be participated in by the guests
OF the hotel and the cottage residents of
Blue Ridge Summit this week.
Plans also afoot by the younger set in
the hotel for a fiveday trip through the his
toric Shenandoah valley of Virginia. during
which stops will be made at Berryvile for
the annual horse show at that place The
Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns are also
included in the itinerary. The chaperons
of the party are Mrs. James *. Peirson of
Milwaukee and Mrs. w. w. Jameson OF
Mobile, Ala.
The second Sunday night concert is sched-
uled for tomorrow night. The Inauguration
OF these concerts has met with pronounced
success. and program of unusual merit
has been prepared. The services In the
chapel tomorrow will be conducted by the
Rev. Mr. w. A. Seabreeze of St John =
Episcopal Church, Wilmington, y. c.
Among the arrivals for the past week are:
Washngton-Mr and Mrs. Alexander Wolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Lang. MIR and Mrs. \.
{. Lucas. the Misses Lucas. Baltimore
Edward l.. Frank and family.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, August II,
With The closing of the present week the
Mountain Chautauqua Assembly has reach
ed Its midseason. Cottages and hotels are
full to overlooking. and are likely to remain
so for the next ten twelve days. the
cream of the program is still to come.
The big day of the week was "Recogni-
ton day with it's songs and flowers and
white-robed graduates. The services were
held in the amphitheater. where Chancellor
w. L. Davidson of Washington. d. c..
formally recognized" the class of 1907 as
members of the Hall in the Grove and Of
the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific CIR
Gle.
An interesting event to the young people
on the grounds was the organization of the
Latin Indians under Miss Nina Lamhin Of
Chicago, who closed her week this morning
with a grand powwow on the amphitheater
platform.
cable rendered by the Chautauqua man.
agement to DR.. Blow and the classes.
Mr.. c. r. Morgan of Washington is reg
istered at the Mountain Lake Hotel.
Prof. E. NJ. Mathews of the capital is
spending the summer at the Park.
Miss Ida Ingramen Of Washington IS
spending a few days at the Park.
Miss Alice and Mss Bertye Coupering of
the same city recent arrivals at the
Park.
Rev. DR.. ]. G. Butler and Dr. w. c.
Butler of Washington have returned home
after a pleasant visit to Mountain Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Young of the capital
have gone further north, after spending a
few days on the Chautauqua grounds
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Armstrong have re-
turned 10 their home In Washington, after
a visit to the Chautauqua
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SEA GRIT.
special Correspondence Of The star.

'P'N'H' ''HF'sINhdehce or The Star.
SEA GlRT, y. J.. August II. 1907.
y fishing party from the Parker House
spent all of Wednesday on Barnegat Bay.
They had little better than the usual
success and came back with a catch APP
proximating 200 fish mostly weak fish,
with some blues and bass
y card party was held this week at tho
fremont
between the state encampments of NV
Jersey regiments at Sea Girt. concluded
ahout fortnight ago, and the coming OF
soldiers To participate in the national rife
matches on the state camp grounds SChad-
ultH 10 begin ; 'ptember and last for about
ten days there is now n season OF quiet
such as probably does not exist at any point
along the shore. At all other resorts Au-
gust IS seized upon a time for great fps-
tiNltN, but here II is an of season. though
OF course not one when there is any scarcity
or people The hotels are comfortably
hlled with class of patrons who love to
take a quiet ocean bath each morning and
then spend a quicter afternoon. Informal
dances are held here on occasions but this
sort of entertainment is the execution
rather than the rule. and visitors conse-
quently leave the resort refreshed and we'll
rested.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. @. Fulton and Miss Ger
trude futile OF Washington are spending
the remainder of August at the Parker
House.
Registered at the fremont are Mrs H. G..
PIatt. Mrs G. III. Ross and James Robin-
son of baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Wetherill,
ana MISS Grace Barber of Washington.
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CoLToN's.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Speclal correspondence OF Inc star.
COLTONS, st. Mary county, Md.
August 49, 1907
This is the ideal resort for anglers and
those fond of cunning. Rock, perch, taylors
and trout can be caught in abundance Mr..
Charles w. Miller of Frederick. Nd, went
in a small sailboat about mile from shore
nearly opposite Blackstone Island, with a
few friends on the 18th instant and caught
a mess Of taylors and rock and white perch
some of the taylors and rock weighing from
a pound to pound and half. and the
perch from one-half to three-quarters of a
pound, all being caught in a few hours
fishing.
1t is said this ideal spot abounds with
ducks of all breeds from the mallard to the
dipper. Red heads come in immense fiocks
and make 1t their feeding grounds going
south. and also on their return in the
spring, going north. Three ducking blinds
are erected within 80 yards of each other
giving ample sport to all those who like to
shoot over decOys
Guests at Coltons now are. w. Gibson
Emery, shellfish commissioner. Annapolis;
]. E. Mcdaniel. Tappahannock, Va; Miss
A. A. Dries. w. l.. Schmalkoff. w. E. Glib
son, D. w. Brobst and wife, w. r. Mack
and wife and son, Victor Stonecifer. Mrs
X. S. Outwater Miss NJ. B. Sheehan. Mr.
Thomas D. George and family, Washington
D. c.; c. N. Burroughs and wife. Alex
andria, Va: Mrs. V. A. Bull Alexandria
Va; Miss NJ. Marguerite Milstead, Alexan-
dria Va J. w. Talbot and wife, L. "
Fisher. Miss Alice Sorrell, Master Mont
gomery, Prof. John Crossley Miss Gertrude
and sister, John H. Parkhurst and daugh-
Selah. Miss May Fl. Selah. A. J. Curran and
wife. F. D. Duff and wife. Charles w. Mil
ler John ]. George and wife, Mrs. l.. E.
Purks. Washington, d. c.
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POINT PLEASANT.
.respondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
POINT PLEASANT. n. j., August II, 1907.
This weeks races of the Point Pleasant
Yacht Club were held on the Manasquan
river under suspicious conditions. They
were of particular interest. as those boats
making the best showing qualify for races
to be held this afternoon in what is consid-
cred to he the chief event of lie season.
large euchre was held Wednesday night
at the Warwick Arms, played under rules
not usually prevailing at caro- parties. In
stead OF having the prizes for the best card
playing they were given for high standing,
according to a series of rules promulgated
These forbade gossiping about neighbors at
fairs. prohibited introductions and restrict
ed conversation to intellectual subjects
Only two players al a table were allow ed
TO talk at time.
A series of water sports. composed chiefly
of canoe races and swimming contests has
been on much of the time during tie week
at Pine Bluff Inn. which Is admira bly, To-
Gated for such a tournament.
Mrs Blanche Warren and Miss Kittie
Ripley of Washington spending some
time at the Leighton.
AT the Carrollton are Mrs. B. N Dunning
and Miss Esther Dickinson of Washington.
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BELMAR.
of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BELMAR. N. j., August II. 1907
This is the season when yacht races on
Shark river are participated in by more
people than assemble at any other time of
the year.
An annual harm dance at the Casino Club
A few evenings ago proved very good en-
tertainment. The ballroom was a mass of
green and yellow. embellished with the
usual assortment of garden and farm prod
ucts. Several chicken coops, with little
chickens. were in one corner. 1t was a
rigid rule that every one should be in farm
costume.
There was a children'S party Monday aft
erHoon at the Neptune
At Hotel Carleton fancy dress hop &C.
cupied the attention of guests Wednesday
evening The costumes were most elab-
ora:e and made the affair the leading one
of the season at the house.
Late arrivals from Baltimore at the Mel
rose Inn are Mrs. Peter Stout and Miss
Paulding.
The Carleton Is entertaining Miss Kate
Porter and Miss Kendall of Washington.
Westinghouse located at the Windsor
are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rupert.
At the Atlantic are registered Miss Pau
line Irving and Miss G. H. Boyce of Balti-
more.
Located at the Buena Vista are Mrs s. C.
Maloney and Miss Kate Spicer Of Wash
ington.
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THE NEW BOARDWALK, WILDW GOD, N. ].
(Copyright 1908, II. Graves. Phiadelphia)

chief social function of the summer. Be-
tween three and four hundred people are
expected and they will come not only from
Avon. but from many of the ne!ghborlng
resorts. Many of the summer hops end at
midnight, but on this occasion the orches-
ira will play much later.
A last dance was held the middle of the
week at the Oxford.
The children of Avon hardly ever get
through a week without some celebration
for their entertainment a the Hotel Buck
ingham. This week it was a donkey party,
with SO many prizes that every child at
tending got one There were fans, tops,
card games and toys
Late arrivals at the Avon Inn include
Mrs NJ. n. Means and Miss Dorothy Sears
of Washington.
At the oxford are registered Harvey
Scott of Baltimore and Mrs. B. G. Chad
wick and Miss Chadwick of Washington.
The Buckingham is entertaining Mrs. w.
a. Tower and w. Arthur Tower of Balti-
more; Mr.. Daniel Slocome and Miss Kate
OReilly of Washington.
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SPRING LAKE.
dependence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
SPRING LAKE. y. j.. August IL 1907
Spring Lake is enjoying one of the best
seasons the resort has ever known, In spite
or the fact that a splendid showing has
been made for the hotels here during the
last four years. The houses are all now
crowded. and will remain so during the
month.
Spring Lakes annual carnival wound up
late tonight with balls at the Casino Club,
the New Monmouth House. the Allaire. the
Wilburton and other leading hostelries after
demonstration during the early part OF
the evening surprising in spectacular effect
any the resort ever gave
Among the Washingtonians who have
lately registered at the Gray Swan Inn are
NJ. F. Tucker. c. NJ. Wilson and Mrs. J. Il.
Heath. They will spend several weeks here.
The Monmouth is entertaining from the
Capital city Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Ferguson
and Miss Ferguson.
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DEAL.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEAL N. j.. August II. 1907.
Deal finds itself these days a central WIS.,
Ting point for the people best known So
cially among the summer colonists all along
the shore The popularizing of automobiles
has alone made this possible. Summer So
ciety gathers every morning at the Deal
Casino. probably because it is the nnest
building of the sort on the coast, and be-
cause some society leaders have set the
habit There 1t is midway between Long
Branch and Spring Lake. two society re-
sorts Lately attending Casino concerts
during the bathing hours many people have
been noticed from the -.umson road district.
1t is not unusual to see 2,OVJ at the Casino
mornings.
Among those who have recently become
domiciled at the Hathaway Inn for the re-
mainder of the season are Mr.. and Mrs
James w Robinson and the Misses Robin
son of Baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
]. Untemeyer Of the Capital city.
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BRADLEY BEACH.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
BRADLEY BEACH, N. j.,
August H. 1907.
One OF the social events of the week here
was a monster euchre party held at the
Hotel LaReine.
The guest Of the hotel were also enter
tanned Thursday night with recitations and
musical comedy by professionals, whom the
house management had engaged cos
tune dance Is being arranged for the night
of Saturday, august "a
Late arrivals at the Beach View Hotel are
Miss Piper and Mrs. J. II. Myers of Wash
ington.
Guests at Hotel LaReine include Mrs.
Driscoll and Miss Fanny Thomas of Wash
ington.
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AVoN-BY-THE-SEA.
peeisl Correspondence of The Star.

AVON BY-THE-SEA, NJ,
August L. 1907
Meetings OF the Avon Culture Club. an
organization effected when the summer was
about half over. are being held weekly and
drawing good attendance. The club aims
to entertain Its members here during the
summer in some profitable way, and each
week lectures are given on literary and
musical subjects. or on current topics.
At the Avon Inn a mask ball. TO be held
this evning. will. II is expected. be the
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BLUE MOUNTAIN.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BLUE MOUNTAIN, Md, August II, 1907
Brtdgs aud whist parties have marked
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Bentey-R. E. Brauner. J. s. Grant, Rob
ert Helmuth, F. H Helmuth, Gus
Schmidt. E. H. Schmidt. George ]. He'll
muth. W B Dertzbaugh. w. Joseph Doyle.
Lescallett N. E. Muliken, T. w Wade
James E. Ridgway, John Pollock and F. F
| Lynch.
Byrd Hotel-Maurice Roche, Eddie Roche.
Mrs. Margaret Brasski, Mr.. and Mrs M
Mike King. Harry Moore. Miss Wineberg
Miss Dorothy Peek. N. J. Rause and wife,
c. v. Poland and wife. Mrs. w. Shepley,
Lewis Turner, 1r.. and wife, Mrs. VI. s.
Miller G. Lyles, E. Rocker. Miss c. v.
Prick, Miss NJ. c. Cline, w. H. Sherwood.
John J. O'Brien. Mrs. J. T: Moulden. John
F: W: Plugge, Alex. Whyte. Mrs. s.
w. Farran and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Farran and daughter. Mrs. C. P.
T: Tribbey and son, Mrs. NJ. NJ Parsons,
Misses Miriam, Helen, Katherine, Dorothy
| and Elizabeth Parsons. Miss Olive ]. Gill
more. Mrs Delphine ?. Baker, Miss Eliza
Eliza Jackson, Miss Mary Hooe and c. R.
| Cradack of Alexandria.
Cedar Croft-Mr and Mrs; Kennear, Mr..
Kinsinger and child, Mrs L. D. Jones and
children. H. Damon Young, Misses Symms
! Mrs. Doyle and child. Mrs. J. c. Evans
wrenn and daughter. Morgan Royce, Mrs.
]. A. Browne, Miss N. Browne. Miss l..
| Thompson. Mrs. Robert T. Lang, Miss
Margaret Lang, A. T. Beard and Miss
Sebert
Colonial Beach Hotel-Miss B. T. Greene.
| Louis Williams, Mrs. Charles P. Talbert
! and son. Andrew Price Duffy, James E..
Morrison. Miss E P. Kiel, Miss Annie SHEER
| wood, H. D. Donaldson. D. Levy, Miss
| Neri. Miss Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Clute,
Miss Clute, Mrs. James A: Long. H. A.
| mond G. Rice, B. Sumsheimer, A. T. Cowell,
i ]. A. Bateler. A. ]. Mccoy, H. A. Stevens,
Mrs. Kate NJ Hamill, Mrs. Blanche Heath,
Miss Pauline Heath. j. T. Sadler. A. P.
| Murrell, H. c. Earnshaw, Charles Blond
| helm. Mrs. NJ. Murphy. Thomas F.. Kelly
and wife. Thomas Kelly. Miss Retts
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-07-06

W. c. Spence and his family have
left for the coast, where they will
pass the summer.
Regular meeting of Jewish Relief
society was held at 10 o'clock Friday
morning.
Miss Lorene Leary gave a lunch
con at the Country club for Miss Bea-
trice Cheesman.
Miss Ruth Kingsbury gave a din
ner Wednesday evening at the home
Of her uncle, Samuel Newhouse.
Mrs w. Edward Fife entertained
at a bridge luncheon Wednesday at
the Country club.
Mrs. Clarence Post has returned
from Los Angeles, where she spent
the past two months.
Mrs. w. H. Brown is at home for
the present at GO d street
Mrs. E. Bonnemort has returned
from short visit to Portland, Ore.
Armitage Rhodes, who was in New
York, sailed for Europe Thursday.
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SOCIAL

Mrs. William Kiser was the hostess
Tuesday afternoon at one of the
largest and most elaborate teas of
the season, the affair being given in
compliment to her mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Janet Chambers. who is a guest
at the Kiser home. The decorations
were elaborate and very beautiful. In
the back of the hall an orchestra was
stationed, furnishing music through
out the afternoon Mrs. Richard A
Reyes, Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs.
David r. Gray and Mrs. Russell
Schudcr poured tea in the dining
room, and the Misses Mildred and
Bcss Mcmillan presided over the
punch bowl.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-07-06

Mrs. Adrian c. Ellis and Miss Cora
Rogers entertained party of ten
young girls at luncheon Tuesday at
the Ellis home for Miss Beatrice
Che sman.
Mrs. N. p. jacobson of Shrevc-
port, La, with her two daughters are
guests at the Kahn residence, 67S
Brigham street. DR.. Jacobson will
arrive some time during the month.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Vincent have
gone to Portland and the NORTHWEST
to be away month or so of the warm
weather.
Mrs. George Francis Stiehl was the
hostess Wednesday afternoon at
reception at her home, goo East
South Temple street.
Lynn Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Thompson, is home from
Exeter and will spend the summer
with his parents.
W. V. Hoarc is home from the east
after a short stay. Mrs. Hoare is
still in Chicago visiting her mother,
Mrs. Wedinger.
Miss Edna Rivers of Los Angeles
Cal, is spending the vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank
Hills.
The Misses Isabel and Amy. Os-
borne are in Park City, the guests
of Miss Hannah lie Compile.
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L o S T

Will the person who took card case
out of my purse at Temple Square
greenhouse Tuesday, containing re-
turn ticket to Burlington, Iowa, and
small amount of money, kindly re-
turn the ticket?
DOLORES WATTS.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-07-06

JSilllC OdlluS, WHO leaves soon Tor
Germany. Miss Ruth Kingsbury en-
tertained party of twelve, her guests
being Mrs. Stingley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Gates, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, Mr..
Lawrence Townscn Miss Leila Sting
Icy, j. J. Campbell, Miss Lorene
Lcary, Mr.. Guilotte and NJ. ]. Brines.
In another stall Governor and Mrs
John c. Cutler had party consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Daynes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. jenkins
Mrs. David Keith had as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McBrown and
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Sharp.
Mrs. Charles O. Whittemorc re-
ccivcd Tuesday afternoon at tea to
introduce her daughter, Miss June
Whittcmorc, and Miss Ncttic Luman.
The house was bright with quantities
of flowers, the national colors pre-
dominating in all the rooms. Assist
ing i'll receiving and serving were
L
Marioneaux and Mrs. Ernest Drake,
while Miss Gene Horlick, Miss Rivers
and the younger Miss Whittemore
served punch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Gorham received
the old friends of Dr. Clarence T.
Brown, formerly of this city, Tues
day evening in their new home on
Second avenue, the affair being entire
ly informal Among those who as
sisted were Miss Esther Allen, Miss
Clara Hall, Miss Mabel Zerbe, Miss
Betty Reedall and Miss Ruby Arm
strong.
Judge and Mrs o. w. Powers cx-
pect to leave about the middle of the
month for Georgia, ILL.,, where they
will join Roger Powers, and whence
they go for an automobile tour of
the eastern states and Canada
Mrs. Duke OF Chicago, who has
spent the past few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. George L. Savage, left
Thursday for Los Angeles, accomp-
anied Wy her little daughter, Eleanor,
and by Miss Geneva Savage.
Mrs. George L. Savage and Mrs
Walter G. futile entertained about
thirty of their friends Tuesday at a
garden party at Wandamere, the af-
fair being in honor of Mrs. Duke of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith and
their son David expect to leave about
the middle of the month for their
cottage at Terminal Island to spend
part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wells have
returned from their wedding trip to
San Francisco and other California
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Bcebe are here
from Fort Leavenworth to spend
part of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Park at their country home.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-07-06

The Misses Isabel and Amy. Os-
borne are in Park City, the guests
of Miss Hannah lie Compile.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wells hav,
returned from their wedding trip t.
San Francisco and other Califo-ni;
points of interest, and will be at HON,
ISo G. street.