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LONG BRANCH.
,ecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Suecial Correspondence OF The Star.
LONG BRANCH. y. j.. August 10 1908.
wv ITylI the horse show and the dog
w show gone into history, the next
w event of considerable Importance
is the Long Branch fair that will
begin at Elkwood Park August 81. 1t
will include a little horse show of its
own and a lot of horse racing The grand
circuit races, for which the purses total
$1,000 will be feature of the affair.
The program will also include vaudeville
performances, airship aScensions and the
thousand and one faker exhibitions that
have come TO characterize country fairs.
The farmers of the countryside are going
to exhibit their garden stuff and stock,
and the society folks are expecting that
the "rubeS'' will furnish about half the
entertainment for them.
Among the late arrivals at the Taxa
nassee are Mr.. and Mrs. Bert b. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingling. Miss Florence
James and Mrs. r. Freedenburg of Wash
ingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Bitter. Miss Irene Greg
ory. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Towner Mr. R.
and F. c. Macarthur of Washington are
among the late arrivals at the Scarboro
Stopping at the West End cottages are
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shoemaker. Miss
Budd Mrs r. NJ. Berry and A. S. Judd
of Washington.
Among the visitors from the Capital city
registered at the ElberOn are Miss Martha
Mc6iarren. Mrs. r. r. Heath. Miss Har-
riet, Scot t. Mr.. and Mrs G. Bowman
Miss Helen Dresden, Miss Mary Myers
and Mrs. Huntley.
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SEA GIRT.

SEA GIRT, N. j., August IL. 1908.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
COCIETY from Spring Lake. Sea Grit,
Deal, Allenhurst and Elberon as
semb1ed at the new polo grounds
this afternoon for the opening of the
clubhouse and of the series of sports
that will extend throughout the re
mainder of the season and on through
the seasons Indefinitely. The Sea Girt
and Spring Lake Country Club is a new
organization that cottagers along the
lower coast formed in the spring. when
the Sea Girt Company. which is deveI-
oping the resort at Sea Grit made a
liberal offer which allowed for the
building Of a clubhouse upon splen-
did tract of land not far from the Sea
Girt camp, where the international rifle
matches and state encampment of mill
tia are held each year.
Mr. and Mrs. JuliaS f. Meadows of
Washington and Mrs. +. r. Lane. also
Of the Capital city. have engaged apart
ments at the fremont for the re-
mainder of the season.
Among other Washington visitors now
at the resort are Mrs. R. r Me
Clane Miss Esther Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
G. ID. Seymour and John ID. Leslie, who
are also stopping at the fremont
The Parker House is entertaining
among full quota of visitors, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Douglass. Miss Airline Dus-
tan, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Evans. Miss
Laura S. Hampton and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Waters of Washington.
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BAR HARB0R..
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


BAR HARBOR, Me, August 10. 1908.
THE chief event of the week at Bar
Harbor was the annual entertain
ment for the benefit of the Bar
Harbor Hospital. This is always second
only in importance to the horse show,
and this year it took the form Of a most
excellent vaudeville entertainment that
would have done credit to any stage. The
most fashionable audience of the summer
was in the boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Draper of New
York gave a large dinner dance at the
kebo Valley Club Monday evening IN
honor of Miss Violet Cushman. Covers
were laid for forty-two. and following
the dinner came dancing. A number of
other guests were asked in for the dance,
and the hop which followed was one OF
the largest private affairs of the summer.
Mrs. Philip Livingston gave a large
reception and tea at Silver Birches Mon
day afternoon. which was very generally
attended by the, summer colony. Tea
was poured by Mr.. Livingston's cousin.
Mrs. Robert Minis. and Mrs. Edward S.
Hosmer Of New York and Miss Jameson
of Washington.
Prominent among Tuesdays arrivals
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean. who have taken Thornhedge, one
Of the Lewis Niles Roberts cottages, and
Will pass the remainder OF the summer
here. There will be much entertain
ment in honor of the recently married
couple.
Next week comes the horse show, and
this, as usual will furnish the climax of
the season. Practically every box Is
taken, and from the entries il looks as II
the show would be the biggest success in
it's nine years of history. Special atten-
ton will be paid to the running races
this year. and carload of racers is ex-
pected to come on from Philadelphia and
New York Col. Edward MOrrell OF
Philadelphia is president of the show,
and the executive committee is COM
posed of ]. L. Ketterlinus. chairman;
Philip Livingston and Arthur d. Addi-
son.
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POINT PLEASANT.
Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
POINT PLEASANT, n. j..
August H. 1903.
A r the Carrollton Tuesday Mrs.
~ Elizabeth Murray entertained lot
. - Of her friends by taking them
down to Barnegat bay. where they char
tered two sailing yachts and enjoyed a
cruise.
Upon the courts at Hotel Leighton a
spirited tennis tournament is now i'm
progress.
Newcomers at the Hotel Leighton in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dingle. Miss
Eleanor Dingle and II. G. Simmons of
Washington.
Registered from Washington and also
stopping at the Leighton are Miss Lii
liam Kirk. Miss Grace Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II. Henderson and A. S. Levy.
Occupying apartments at the Carrollton.
where they will remain during the rest of
the month. are Miss Vivian Schroeder.
Mrs. T.. X. Alsace. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Horner and Miss Whiting of Washington.
Stopping at Pine Bluff Inn. where they
will stay during the surf-bathing season
are Mr.. and Mrs h. j.. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs K. II. Rigson. Miss Belle Sandesor
and l.. r. Thatford of Washington.
Patrons of the Warwick Arms include
Mrs. Eunice Finchley, the Misses Grace
and Edith Warren. Parker Hastings and
Miss katherine Hiol of Washington.
Also registering from Washington and
located at the Warwick Arms are the
Misses Dora and Marie Cranley and Mrs.
Herbert Il. Lumley.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Md.
August H. 1903.
1" HE second week of the Mountain
Chautauqua assembly has come to
most successful close. The
weather has been delightful. with cool
nights and days full of sunshine to tenn
per the mountain breeze
Miss Ida Parkhurst of Washington is
registered at the Maryland Inn.
Mr. C. l.. Roach and Mr.. Brien of
Washington are also at the Maryland Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whilly. with Miss Whilly.
of the capital are located at the FallOn
cottage for a time.
Mrs. NJ P. Spindle of Washington is a
guest of the Braethorn.
Miss Marian Affieck of Washington is
also stopping at the same hotel.
Mrs. G. w. Barndall is a guest of the
Maryland Inn from the capital.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Oscar Bryant of Wash
ington are enjoying a visit to the Park
and are guests of the Hotel ChautauQua.
Mrs. Samuel Rockingham and Miss
Blanch Rockingham are guests of the
Braethorn from Washington, as is also
Miss Julia b. Mansfield
Miss Susan p. Pollock of Washington
is a guest of the Dixie.
Miss G. Stewart of Washington is at
the Mountain Lake Hotel
Mrs. Samuel Scharff of the same city
is also stopping at the Mountain Lake.
Mr.. L. o. Beal and family are at the
Dixie. and register from Washington.
Mrs. A. Cashell and Master Jewell
Cashell are guests of the Mountain Lake
Hotel from Washington.
Mrs G. F.. Maydwell. Miss Maydwell
and Miss Alice Maydwell are registered
at the Hotel Chautauqua for the season
from Washington
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ASBURY PARK,

Special Correspondence of The Star
ASBt KY PARK. y. j.. August L. 1908.
"A last the heyday OF the season is
~ about to be ushered in. The season
known as Carnival week begins
Monday. However. the various events
preceding and following the famous baby
parade. out of which thew all grew, are
this year tn be So Well scattered that they
VIII extend over about ten days The
INITIAL event OF the series comes off Thurs
DAY night next with a big boat display
on Deal lake. Thousands OF floating
cfaft VIII Ice upon the water. The state
ment. though IL sounds rather blown Is
really true, for il is computed that there
are 100 canoes. rowboats and launches
now on the lake.
While the queen Of the carnival has at
last been chosen. her identity is not To be
disclosed until the festival begins The
maids of honor who Will attend her. how
ever, We're announced today. They are
Miss Helen Demorest, cottager. who
comes from Hackensack: Miss Marie Ben
nett of Philadelphia. "A guest at the Minot
House. Miss Margaret Gordon of Asbury
Park. at the Southern Hotel: Miss Eleanor
Sherwood OF Ridgefield at the Brunswick.
and Miss Beatrice Connolly of Brooklyn.
at the Surf House.
Among the late arrivals at the Holly
wood are c. r. Cause and w. Heider OF
Washington
Miss Annie New of Washington is
spending the rest Of August at the Hotel
Columbia. in North Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Mecklin and Miss Mecklin
OF Washington are stopping at the VII
lard while spending several weeks at this
resort.
Included in the August patrons of Sun
set Hall are Miss F. Tibben and Mrs. r..
4. Thomas of Washington.
r. j. Bates of Washington is a late ar
rival at the Coleman House.
Among the Washington contingent at
the Montauk are Miss Bremen, Miss
Brown and l. L. Phelps.
]. B. Raynor of Washington is regis
tered at the Ardsley for the balance OF the
season.
Included in the guests from the Capital
city at the Fenimore are Mr. and Mrs. ii.
s. Sheppard, Miss Ella Sheppard. Edward
Sheppard and II. w Reed.
Located at the Surf House, where they
have taken apartments for the rest o: the
season. are Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Cloughy OF
Washington.
J. Warfield Simpson OF Washington is
among the visitors now at the Hotel Vic
toria.
A. F.. Pardon of Washington is a new
conner at the Westminster.
Registered at the Leadley are Mr.. ANA
Mrs. ]. F. Smith, Mrs. Holman Vail. Miss
Julia Vail and Miss Helen Stokes OF
Washington.
Miss l.. f. Dennis and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Talbot of Washington are newcomers at
the Thedford.
Mrs. William S. Hodges and Mrs. VIII
liam T. Leport of Washington are regis
tered at the Surf House for August ana
September. They are enthusiastic surf
batherS.
j. c. Tregallas of Washington is among
the guests now at the Buckingham
The Lyndhurst is entertaining NJ ana
Mrs. j. r. Nickel of Washington.
Stopping at the Albion are John I.
Melis, Mrs. III. Melis and Miss Jessie A.
Melis of Washington.
Washington visitors now at the Lakelyn
include Miss Mabel X. Greene, IL. H. Dh-
dine and Clyde Carter.
J. r Hertford of Washington Is among
the yacationists stopping at the Edgemere.
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CAPON SPRINGS.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
CAPON SPRINGS. w. Va,
August IA. 1903.
THE season is at it's height at this
delightful mountain resort.
= Mrs. Walter d. Wyville OF Wash
ington. d. c. entertained her friends at
eight-hand euchre. The prizes were won
by Mrs. F. A. Bonn and Mrs. w. q. Nolt-
ing of Baltimore.
Tuesday evening the young folks gave
bal masque under the management of
Miss Hannah Taylor of Washington, ID.
c. The ballroom was filled with the
merry dancers.
Mrs. E. Kimberly Bealmear of Philadel-
phia gave dinner Saturday evening last,
entertaining Mrs. H. A. Coles of Atlanta,
Mrs L. j. Rutherford of Washington,
Mrs. Charles f. Nelson and Messrs. j.
H. bowman of New York. w. III. Dunkin
and H. r. BUST of Charleston and Mr..
John Y. Bassell of Columbus.
A card party was given by Mrs. r. A.
Bonn of Baltimore Friday evening in fne
Noting cottage. The prizes for bridge
whist were won by Mrs. J. w. Robertson
of Chicago, Mrs. Charles c. Milburn- OF
Washington and Mrs. James III. Brady OF
bles We're won by Mrs. NJ L. Martinez of
Washington and Mrs. c. Sumner Wither-
slime of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Grace III. Shields entertained her
friends at cards Thursday morning in the
ballroom Refreshments We're served at
the conclusion of the games. Bridge
prizes We're won by Mrs. I. II. Brady OF
Baltimore, Miss Mary l.. Taylor OF
Washington and Mr.. Charles w. Schwartz
of Philadelphia. Euchre prizes were won
by Mrs. ]. b. Gaussen. DR.. Robinson and
Mrs. l.. j. Rutherford.
Among the arrivals from Washington
during the week were DR.. c. c. Marbury
Mrs. w. Hay: Mrs. s. Y. J gerton and
Mr.. James A Norris
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NEW LONDON.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


NEW LONDON. August Is. 1908.
THE social calendar has been very
full here the past week, bridge,
tennis, golf, afternoon teas not to
mention the vaudeville performance of
Friday evening, vying with one another
to entertain the largest crowd that has
ever been assembled in New London at
this season.
Mrs. Arthur Murray, wife of Gen.
Murray of Washington, and Miss Sadie
Murray and Miss Carrie Murray are at
the Griswold for the remainder OF the
season, having come up from Great Neck
by auto. with party including Mr.
George H. Nicolai.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Barber of Washing
ton. who are touring New England in
their auto, are spending several weeks
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Penfield and their
daughter arrived last Sunday for long
sojourn and will be joined by friends
later.
Miss Mary Atwell of Washington. who
has been spending the season at Atlantic
City with her mother, Mrs l.. r. AtWel
has joined friends at the Griswold. for the
week end
|. Mr.. II. Fl. Dodge of Washington is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Francis
Riggs at Fareham.
Mrs E. Francis Riggs is entertaining
her niece. Miss Julia Addison ana her
friend, Hiss MOllie Dodge OF Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Sackett entertained
at dinner on Saturday evening Tor MI
and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Sackett. jr., who
are their house guests.
Miss Dorothy Ball entertained at dinner
at the Homestead, complimentary to Miss
Julia Addison Miss MOllie Dodge and Mr..
T. Lawrason Riggs. on Monday evening
Mrs Augustus G. Tyler entertained at
an elaborate dinner party, complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Won Bruning Of
Washington. on Thursday evening.
At a recent cafe chantant given for the
benefit of ST. Peters-by-the-Sea, at Nara
gansett, many members of the Washing
ton colony participated. Mr.. William Z.
Marrow acted as stage manager, while
M Edward A. Mitchell assisted. Sher-
burne Prescott. Miss Marguerite Prescott
and Miss Carrie Murray acted as ushers.
Miss Margaret G.. Gale and the Rev. and
Mrs Philip NJ. Prescott were among the
box-hOlders
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell Of
Washington entertained at luncheon at
the Imperial. where they are spending
the season, on Friday. complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart NJ. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks are re-
cent arrivals at the Imperial, at Nara
gansett.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcdonald and Miss Nc
Donald have Joined the washington col
ony at Narragansett.
Mrs Philip NJ. Prescott was the hostess
at a bridge luncheon at the Point Judith
Country Club on Wednesday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs Philip NJ. Prescott.
ir.. when the Washingtonianst present
were Mrs. Neville Monroe Hopkins and
Miss Margaret Gale.
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BELMAR.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BELMAR, N. j., August l.. 1908.
~NE of the leading social events OF
recent date was barn dance at
the Belmar Club. A large attend
ance of members brought many in rustic
garb and some of these were original and
comical to the last degree.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Anthony and Miss
Elizabeth Bliss of Washington are regis
tered at the Columbia for the remainder
Of the season.
Located for August at the Belmar Inn
are Mrs d. f. Weed Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Throop, Miss Edith Smithson. Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Fox and Miss Marie Hor-
ton of Washington.
Among the visitors at the Windsor
Hotel are H. S. Lester Miss Winans and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chester of Wash
ngton.
Miss Fearon. Miss Bertha Fearon and
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wyckoff of Wash
ingeon are spending some time at the
MelrOse Inn.
Augustus S. Riker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Lodge of Washington have en-
gagged apartments at the Neptune for the
balance of the month.
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AT THE OLD WHITE.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va,
August Is. 1905.
X KR. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gaines OF
N Charleston, w. Va. gave a splen-
-. did supper Saturday evening. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft as guests of hon.
or. The table. which was set in the form
of hollow square was decorated with
American ferns and American beauty
roses, white carnations and clusters OF
pink roses and carnations. The guests as
sembled in the reception room before pro-
ceeding to the table, and here each lady
was presented with tremendous bunch
OF American beauty roses.
Monday morning a merry party OF
young girls and men gave Ially-ho drive
to the Sweet Chalybeate Springs. The ap-
pearance of the gay party Stylishly cos
TUNED with bright colored sunShades was
very picturesque. indeed. In the party
was Mrs. Andrew Bradley of Washington,
who chaperoned. and the Misses Phinizy,
Potts. Christian, Darlington and RAM
dolph. and Messrs. McGrery, Pipes, Gar
lington, Cobb and Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Thayer Of Charles
ton. w. Va, gave elegant supper i'm
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Taft Sunday even
ing. The floral decorations were beauti-
full.
Mr.. Burr Mcintosh invited about eight
cen friends TO an informal supper lately.
entertaining them later with "A number Of
wonderful sleight-of-hand feats. The
guest of honor at the supper was Mrs.
w. A. Wells of Washington
The Century ball given Friday even
ing to celebrate the Tooth season of the
Old White called together a magnificent
assemblage of beautiful women and hand
some men. Many gorgeous toilets We're
worn. while the jewels and laces were
redolent of the history and romance Of
the old families OF the south in which
they have been heirlooms. The decora-
tions of the ballroom are the subject Of
much admiring comment.
The grand cotillon was led by Mrs. An
drew Bradley, formerly Julia Kellogg, OF
Washington.
Among recently arrived guests are Mr..
and Mrs Goldsborough of Washington.
who arrived August !. and have received
a warm welcome from a host of friends
Miss Madella Keenan,, who Is here, Will
sail on the Lusatania. August 26. to be
absent several months. visiting her sister.
Mrs. c. T. Pulley. who has a beautiful
estate near London.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Burke Of Alex
andria, Va, are accompanied by their
Young married daughter, Mrs. Louis B.
Greene. and her three-year-oid boy. Julian
Burke.
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DEER PARK.
.jal C,Orresnondence Of The Star.


DEER PARK, Md, August u. 1903.
ThG roads in the vicinity of Deer
Park are excellent for motoring.
riding and driving and it has be-
come quite the thing this season in the
late afternoon to drive along the Oak
land road or to Eagle Rock. re urning in
time for dinner at the hotel.
The golf and tennis tournaments still
continue to be the feature of interest.
There is some talk of forming a country
club and erecting a clubhouse about three
miles distant from the hotel, building the
additional golf holes necessary to connect
with those of the hotel. thus giving a full
eighteen-hOle course. If this is done, the
Deer Park links will be second to none
in the country, as the ground in this
vicinity is ideal for the purpose.
Mr.. John T. McGraw of West Virginia
has been entertaining extensively at his
cottage this summer. among his guests
having been the former vice presidential
candidate, ex-senator Henry G. Davis.
Col. Charles H. Heyl of Washington.
d. c.. issanother cottager who, with his
family, is entertaining quite largely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spriggs D. Camden Of
guest at cottage "A" Miss Grace White.
Mr.. Walton Miller and Mr.. A 3. F'lem-
ing of FairmOnt, w. Va. are other cot
tagers who have entertained largely this
season. their guests the past week hav-
ing been Mrs. D. c. Gallaher of Charles
ton. W. Va; Miss Virginia Fleming of
Fairmont. W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs.
George Watson Fleming of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Lambert and
two children, Mrs. Isabel Miller. Miss A.
W. Shaw. Mr.. E. Cook. Mr.. George A.
Dougherty. Mr.. Arthur Browne. Mr..
Campbell Darlington and Mr.. Robert V.
Fleming have lately arrived from Wash
ingtOn.
Other guests are Miss Kathryn Gam
brill Laurel, Md; Miss Thortlidge. Phila-
delphia. Pa: Mrs. l.. l.. Holmer. Cumber-
land. Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Mil
holland and nurse. Cumberland. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dickey, Cumberland.
Md, Miss Ethel Dickey. Cumberland.
Md: Mrs. Murray Carleton. st. Louis.
Mo-; Mr.. John Mahan Casper Wyo.
Mr.. d. H. Dunett Cincinnati. Ohio: Mr..
d. NJ. Alexander. Canton. Ohio: Miss
Francis Alexander. Canton, Ohio; Miss
Louise Babe. Canton. Ohio Mr. s. r.
Barton. Springfield. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Satiell. GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Miss Ruth
Satinen. GAINESVILLE. Ohio: Mr.. c. A.
Steiner Cumberland, Md; Mr.. Robert
King GAINESVILLE Ohio; Mrs. ]. w. King.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio: Senator c. A. Culberson,
Dallas. Tex: Mr.. Robert Cannon, New
York. and Mrs F.. ID. Cannon, New York.
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SPRING LAKE.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
SPRING LAKE. N. j.. August Is, 1903
-HE success Of the New Monmouth
and the Hotel Wilburton-by-the-S
has been marked this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Henderson. Miss
Ethel Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and
lanes Brennan Of Washington are among
the late arrivals at the New Monmouth.
Sojourning at the Essex and Sussex dur
ing the remainder OF the month are MIS-
Thomas Faulkner and Miss Eleanor
Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Frame.
Miss Helen Stillwell and ]. A. Stimson of
Washington.
stopping at the Allaire. and registering
from Washington. are Mrs. G. IL. Free
mantel, Miss katherine Freemantel and
Mrs. r. T. Austin. They will remain at
Spring Lake the balance Of the season.
The Breakers is entertaining Mrs. G. T..
wardell. Miss Herminie F. Wardwell and
Miss Myra Dullworth of Washington.
DIR. O. J. Case of Washington is a guest
at the Wilburton- by -the-Sea.