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Illinois Republicans on Excursion

The annual excursion of the Illinois AS
ISOLATION 10 Marshall Hall was given today
The steamer Charles Manchester carried a
goodly number of passengers on the first
trip at 1890 o'clock this morning. and on
the second trip at 2:3O o'clock carried a
much larger number. The last boat will
leave the wharf at $50 o'clock.
An interesting program was carried out
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

When Mayor Tom Johnson returns to
Cleveland Sunday the directors of the
Municipal Traction Company will meet
and formally decide to put three-cent
fares. with free transfers. into effect July
Is, according To original program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

1t matters little what il is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
want ad in The Star Will reach the
person who can fill your need. ss.k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
HIGHER FREIGHT JUSTIFIED, SAYS KNAPP;
PROPOSED RATES ILLEGAL, SAYS CLEMENTS

Commissioner Attacks Action
of Trunk Line Roads.
VIOLATES ANTITRUST LAW
Agreement a Pooling of Interests
. and Prohibited Combination.
PARTICIPANTS ALL LIABLE
Cites Case in Georgia Where Judge
Speer Rules in Accord With
His View-He Speaks
as Lawyer.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Season Opens September 10
and Deer are Prom
ised i'm Plenty.

Lake Placid n Y Sept. B.-Tne fact that the
hunting season in the Adirondacks opens on sep
fe-,her IL has this week served TO or1ns many
sportsrren into the woods Golfers nave sAso
heen among those arriving this week, ano tney
have come prepared TO take part in the annual
tournament of the Lake Placid Golf Club which
opens on the links at the Stevens House IN TINS
rlaoe to-day But the majority among the ar
rivals were those who simply for the pleas
,,,,r 10 he derived from being in the AdironoacKs
sn the month of September. when those wonder
fuI changes of foliage for which this portion OF
the country is famed take place Already eV1-
dcnces of them are TO be seen, and great patches
Of gold are visible the sides Of the mountains
seen from the big hotels. The weather continues
beautiful and all of the hotels and cottages con-
finre well filled. with every indication that they
viii remain so until the end of the month
The mountain yacht clubs are Just as acuVe
ss eyer Here in Lake Placid an interesting
canoe race in which ten young women took part
under the auspices Of the Lake Placid facht
Club was won by the Misses Norton. OF Brook
ivn Last night there jolly marshInalloW
roast and dance. at the house Of the Lake PLACID
Yacht Club and tonight the directors OF the
club will give a dinner for Commodore Charles
NJ Morgan. Of New York.
SO great has been the rush Of summer visitors
10 Lake Placid this season that there is now
rroject afoot to erect another high class up-to-
date hotel.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
PEOPLE ENLIVFN NEW LONDON

dinner on Tuesday evening complimentary to Miss
Minna Hopper. The guests Mr.. and Mrs
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Dckie, Miss c. P. Merri-
hew. George W. Merrihew and DR.. Lund.
Philip La Montague. who over from Nara
Caneett last Sunday in his automobile, entertained
at dinner the Griswod for Miss Audrey Town
send Sackett, Mrs. c. r. Spence and E. S. Bruce
being among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson entertained al dinner on
Sunday evening for Miss Anna Ewing Cockrel
daughter of ex-senator CockrelI and Miss Eleanor
Terry, daughter of Rear Admiral Silas W. Terry.
the Grswold.
Colonel and Mrs. John T. Denny were hosts at a
big dinner party on Wednesday evening for L. P.
Baync, of New York who will be their guest over
Labor Day.
Mrs. De Forest Allgood was the hostess at a din
party Wednesday evening for Miss Beatrice
Wilson, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Luke Z. Wright wife of the Secretary of
War, and party of friends. including Mr. and
Mrs John II. Watkins. of Memphis, who will spend
the remainder of the the Griswold
guests at dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs F.
q. Jones, Of Memphis, Wednesday evening
The Army and Navy Club of Connecticut will
hold its annual reunion the Griswold on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week, when military ball
will be given in their honor.
IL the mems singles tennis tournament at
the Shennecossett Country Club for the Bigelow
Cup Charles Miller defeated Julius Fleischmann by
a score of IS, 7-5, e-3.
Miss Mary Elliott entertained at luncheon at the
Griswod for Miss Lillian Earl and Miss Laura
Clark Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mum. Of New York,
the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs A. g. March,
who entertained At . dinner In their honor on Sun
Day evening at the 0riswoid
Mr. and Mn. Barron q. Collier. Of New YORK arc
the guests OF Mr.. and Mre. F. @. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin FarreI tr of Ansonia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Radnor Lewis spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Austin Brown OF
New York, at the Griswold.
Edwin Sctenck. jr. of New York, has Joined q
party OF friends for the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Kimball. OF New York; w.
Y. Kimbali Alden Kinbal and T. W. Fowler
rived a the Griswod Monday.
DR. Edgar +. Du Bois. OF New York. who is ac-
companied by Deaheld Du Bois and W. c. Du Bols
is at the Griswod for his annual visit.
J. T. Mccall ard the Misses Mccall. Of New York,
spent a portion OF the week at the 0riswoId
Mr. and MrS- ". r Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs
Nsrxtn oFsy. sf New Teft, ass rsosnt ArEtvslA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Lower 5arsnac the winner of rhs 100 rare.
swimming contest. and In tho tub racs vn.oa
was productive Of much fun. tho winner was "a,
Martin
Partly an outcome Of the motor boat rac..
there has been arranged for Labor Day a so.cs.t
race between the Here's How and tbs Doroehv
for special prize. This Is expected TO De an
exciting race Both boats are capable OF dsv.lou.
ing speed OF about eighteen miles an hour sns
the race win take place over course abou-
twenty miles long. The usual number OF N-v
Workers have arrived TO await the opening os n.
hunting season The Algonquin has for years be-,
made a headquarters by numbers OF the hunter,
who annually come up from the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Republican Vice-PresidentiaI Candi,
date Opens Welsh Eisteddfod.

Richfeld Springs n. Y, Sept. 5.-The big dav of
the week here was Wednesday when the Rannhli
can Vice-Presidential candidate James 6 Sherman
attended the Welsh Eisteddfod at the darlington
where he made the opening address. This will h.
memorable in the musical history of Richheld as
there were choruses of hundred mems voices and
others Of fifty womens voices In competition for
the prizes OF $500 and $780, Judge H NJ Edwards
of Scranton, acted conductor, and DR. Daniel
Protherol. Of Milwaukee, as ad1udicator
John B. Jackson, United States Minister to
Persia, has Joined his brother. Philip N Jackson
Of Newark. at the Cary cottages.
Commander W. Irving Chambers of the Missis
sippi, with Mrs Chambers and their son arc also
at tho Cary cottages. having arrived on Tuesday
night
MrA Charles Chiids entertained a. hr&cs~ ON
Monday night at the Berkeley wstontha, ana Mra
W. Devices Wood Of st. John Manor. entertained
at dinner the same evening.
On Tuesday evening Mas Madeisins olsndorf
gave a party At the Tunncline cottage In honor Of
Miss Laurie Cox. who has been at the Kendall
wood. Prizes by Miss West and hv
David 8. Barry. Jr
Progressive euchre at the KendaIlwood on Tues
day night resulted in the winning OF prizes by Mrs
vom Hofe. Mr. Tmeson. Miss Cox Anthony sauer
Miss Weaver and Mrs. Heppenheiner.
The younger members of the Richheld Tennis,
Club have been playing in tournament for a Gun
presented by the club. 1t won by Louis Goes
who played in the finals against Charles c. Ran
som, Jr.
DR. and Mrs T. Halsted Myers OF New York
have tust returned TO The Tuler from . srtp so
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester-in-the- Mountains. w. Bsp<- Sep
tember Is always delightful month IN the Green
Mountains. Tho weather tlis wesk has been e.
pecisliy favorable for automobfling and this has
been tho most popular pastms. The Idsai Tour
continues to increase In popularity. Next weak
the formal tournament season ou the Ekranok
Country Club links WIFI close with three days
competition. This Will be the ninth annual tourna-
ment for the Equinox ana Orvis cups. presented by
Edward c. Orvis. manager of the Equinox House.
The event will open on Thursday morning with q
qualifying round OF eighteen holes at medal play.
The wedding out process will be finished by Fri
day night. and the finals Saturday will be at
thiry-six holes. Three sixteens will compete, and
the losing eiShts in the first round match play
will continue TO play,
Mrs. r. p. Hoyts cottage. The poems of Misc
Sarah N. Cleghorn were read. and the Misses
Hoyt, of New York, sang several selections Last
Saturday svsolnG thS Misses Xs4t vsn1 - Dn-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid, n. Y. Sept. s-A looking back
ward party of the forms Of entertainment
with which the young people at the Grand View
this week amused themselves It took place on
Thursday evening at the hotel parlors. With gro
tesque masks adorning the backs of their heads
and false hair over their faces, the young people
had end Of fun guessing identities. Another
entertainment a kimono party. at which even
the arrayed In the gay colored gar
ments. One of the most striking of all the cos
tunes worn that of Miss Grace Fakes, of
New York, who appeared in a complete native
japanese costume.
The Grand View cotillon, in which practically
of the social events thus far this season In Lake
DR.. A Davis. of New York, and many beautiful
costumes were worn by the women. On Wednesday
evening Mrs. George Fear England, of New York.
who is spending the season here, entertained with
rectations and songs In the darky dialect In the
parlors Of the hotel. At Mrs. Parkes's weekly
bridge and euchre party seventeen prizes were
won, among the winners being Baron E G. Won
Faulkenhausen, Mrs. j. H. Rivers, Mrs B. j.
Dreyer and Arthur May, Of New York.
One of the diversions OF the week was feast
al which Mrs. Parkes entertained Mr.. and Mrs
L. A May Dr. and Mrs. j. Baker Smith, Mrs z.
H. Forsythe, BrIgadier General ". B. Hotchkins
and Mrs. Eotchkins Mrs B. ]. Dreyer, Mrs J. H
Rivers, DR. and Mrs. V. B. Chaplin Mrs. George
Fear England De Witt c. Smith and Baron e G.
Faulkenhausen. There enjoyable con-
last evening at which Miss Beatrice Vain
wright, of New York, gave a number of vocal
selections
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid Y Y Sept. 5-The ninth annual
Adirondack championship golf tournament unoer
the auspices of the Lake Placid Golf Club opened
on the links on the Stevens House this morning
and viii continue through to-day and Monday
and Tuesday OF next week Among the amateur
piavers who started in the qualifying round OF
eighteen holes this morning were F Paul Ste
1ens Of the Lake Placid Golf Club, who was the
winner Of the Adirondack championship cup last
season A w Tillinghast, of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club and captain Of the team Of United
States golf players which last season made
tour of Canada: W ]. McConvil. of the Dyker
Meadow club Brooklyn; George A Stevens or
the Lake Placid Golf Club; Otis L. Williams, of
the Richmond County Golf Club; Raymond F.
Stevens Of the Lake Placid Golf Club; Arthur
Kenedy. OF the Wee Burn Golf Club; John s
Naylor Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club; s, H.
Heating OF the Englewood Golf Club; S. v Beck
with Of the same club. and C. 1. Martin. E A
Atkinson. W. B. McElroy, Dr.. W Magill and Al
Ian r. Hardie of New York Many other good
players took part, and the entry list was one Of
the largest in years
A B. Hone was the winner Of the McElroy cup
in the handicap event early in the week. defeat
ing c II. Wright in the finals up and to go
The week preceding tournament week Is al
.a.-~ 2 busy one socially at the Stevens House.
\ number Of dinner parties have been given At
ore Of these Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens entertained
Fishon Coad5utor Richard H Nelson. Of the Al
harr diocese Of the Episcopal Church: Mrs.
Z.
daughter Mrs H E Payne. Of New York Later
IN the week Mrs. Stevens and her SON. r Paul
stevens took Bishop Nelson TO ST Hubert's Inn
and back IN their automobile. At another dinner
given hy Hubert stevens early in the week, those
present were his father and mother. Mr. and
Mrs George A Stevens; Mrs. William B McEl-
10y. Robert AIcElroy. Miss Alice McEroy, Miss
Carroll. Miss Bradley, Miss May Oakley, John
NIcElroy. u. NJ. Lyons and DR.. Henry Hoye. Mr.
and Mrs. ] Wesley Durham entertained party
frfa at iune nd s Johnston
il 10 marry next week. just before his departure
Tuesday evening 10 large party of friends
with moonlight ride on Lake Placid, charter
his guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Keat-
Henkle. the Misses Kennedy. Mrs. Bryan, Miss
Rittenhouse, Mrs John Grote Aubrey Kelly
Robert weimer, David Fleming. jr- Allan Marble
and T Paul Stevens.
Mrs George ". Al6ridge, wife Of the ex-rail-
road commissioner, is among the recent arrivals
here She IS accompanied by her son, George
" Aldridge. ir
Victor Herbert. who has been at Willow Grove
Penn returned this week TO his Camp Joyland
near the hotel He is accompanied by Henry
Blossom, and they will devote the rest of the sea
son 10 collaboration forthcoming productions
Clifford Herbert left this week for the CITY 10
prepare for his studies in Princeton
P J. Tracey, supervisor of The City Record
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn n. z, Sept. 5.-Out OF genuine
hlack-face cakewalk which took place Monday
night at the inn the patrons extracted no end
of fun. The entertainment cleared about 800. for
the benefit of the Adirondack Cottage Sanatortun,
founded by DR.. e. L. Trudeau. Among the women
who took prominent part in making the AFFAIR q
SUCCESS were Mrs. Russell Thayer. Mrs. It. D.
Lewis Mrs W. L. Landreth and Mrs. Augustus
Blagden. Miss Ann Lewis and Edward Cady, Jr.
of New York took the cake" and second prize
was taken by Thomas Blagden, tr.. and H H
Bagden. THE contestants in the walk had their
faces blackened with burnt cork. Erotesque
which kept tho audience IN uproar. The COM
mittee of judges included W. P. Belknap, C. w
Pierson, H. F. Harris, Frederick Galatn, 1r, and
A s. Higgins. 1r.
Another pleasant event of the week here at the
inn the annual banquet OF the Golf Club on
Tuesday evening. At this time the tournament
cups of which Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Person. Of
New York. have seven, NJ 3. Marshall two
and Miss Britton. A. 9. Higgins and Henry Barlow,
of New York, each. were formally presented to
the winners. Mr.. Higgins presided POSTMASTER
and speeches were made by him, by C. w. Person.
NJ. B. Marshall, manager of the inn. and others
This has been another week filled with interesting
golf. The special prize in the womens handicap
awarded to Miss Sophie Downer, of New York.
lowest Among the women entered IN this
contest were Mrs. c. w. Pierson, Mrs. E. M. Bulk
ley. Mrs Frazer Harris. Miss ]. Lindsay, Miss
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Several members OF the cottage colony have
friends with them who will remain through Sep
terober Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pardee, at their cot
age are entertaining Miss Caroline sealy and MISS
Rebecca Sealy and clifford D. Mallory, of New
York J. D. Abeles has joined the house party at
the cottage OF Mrs. Eleanor Glogau, Of New york
Miss Hazel c. whte1aw, of New York. arrived
this week Joining her parents, Mr.. and Mrs White-
law Justice and Mrs. John A. McAvoy, OF Ne"
York who have spent some time at the Ruisseau-
mont have been occupying of the hotel cot
tages
A number of automobile parties reached the
Ruisseaumont this week. One OF them lnciuoeu
Mr.. and Mrs William Rockefeller, who drove over
from their camp at Bay Pond accompanied by Or.
and Mrs D. Hunter McAlpin and Master D. III.
McAlpn 3d Mr. and Mrs Beeckman Lorfilard, OF
Newport who are amonP the recent arrivals, arc
accompanied by Mrs. A. B. Doyle, Of New YORK
and Asheville n. c. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bausch
were toined early in the week by Mrs. William
Bausch and her nephew, Jack Kurtz. c. l.. Lomo
toined Mrs Lomb. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Bausch are
the guests of Mr.. end Mrs. William IprescneF at
their camp on the lakeshore near the hotel Ths
Rev John P. Chidwick who was chaplain OF the
Maine. and his aunt, Mrs. Ellen Chidw1ck, OF
Brooklyn visited friends here. The Rev. Jonn
Burns of New York who is here with his father
Bernard Burns Is expert tennis player anu
each morning engages in match with MS 1ather
who is also a good player. The clergyman Is gooo
naturedy standing tho chatting OF his friends on
the fact that the elder Burns has thus far won the
greater number of games.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. N. Y. Sept A-Keen interest has
been displayed IN water sports at the Algonquin
this On Tuesday Of shis week the annual
races and regatta hsld under tho auspices OF
the Motor Boat Cauh. In Class A. motor boats,
tho race was won By the Mac. owned By b. Il
IAtt-eil with the Ruckabout. owned by Carl Steal,
In second place. and ths Wren. owned ey Stanley
Applsyard third The winner IN Class 3. motor
boats, the Sidney. owned by Homer Evans,
the Wren finishing second and the Scout. owned
by B. II. Gray. third. Mr.. Gray's Scout was. how
ever the winner In the Class race. with the Blue
Streak, owned by Ray Hubbeil. In second place.
and the Dorothy s.. owned by r. w Steel. third
In this the fleet Here's How. owned by
w Chauncey Fioyd-Jones. was defeated Almon
Harding OF John Harding. the proprietor OF
the Algonquin. the winner OF the rowing
singles. and in the doubles the winning crew was
Livingston Rice and Nelson Davis. Almon Hard
ing and his brother. Phelps Harding. were the
winners OF the canoe doubles. and together they
won the ttltinx match Hou1er Evans, Of New
1sxh xAs hstAs ~ sss~A ~ svannlna a tAs
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
wHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Sept 5.-Thoroughly enjoyed
was the barn dance in which many of the patrons
look part in srotesque costumes. AS the Gold
Dust Twins George Parsons jr and E. l. Hanne-
man were simply Irresistible. and Mrs. Hanneman
as Sis Hopkins Kept every one in an uproar.
MISS Gerlach, of New York. who is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Holbrook at their camp made
a funny clown, and Howard Longstreth. who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Supplee. made
typical hobo" C. Wilson McNecIy appeared as
an old maid with hoopskirts, glasses and poke
bonnet. and his sister. Miss Catherine McNeely,
and Miss Michler with masks on the backs of their
heads and imitation hair their faces kept all
guessing which way they were going. Gordon
Micher and c. P. Burr made funny bride and
bridegroom. The stage of the Wigwam, in which
the dance took place, decorated with corn,
pitchforks poushs and other farm implements.
and live chickens cackled an accompaniment to
the music OF t'Rube'' orchestra.
The last big tennis tournament of the season
has been In progress the courts at the inn this
week The women entered included Mrs ]. A.
Kane, jr.. Miss A II. Taylor. Mrs 5. S. Logan,
Miss Z H Jewett. Miss Ruth L. Huggins Mrs.
r. D. Kane. Miss Emily Ehret, Miss Frances
Jones' Miss l. r. Michler and Miss c. G. Kelly.
Among the contestants were Gordon Michler,
L. P. Ffcks Sidney Kelly, jr.. c. L. Noyes, S.
Kelly, B. o. Booth. H B. Gardiner, ]. P. Gay.
S V. Beckwith. J. G. Kane. jr.. E. S. Raynor NJ.
B. Saul. S. j Graham. r. D. Keen, c. NJ Dmn,
George Parsons, jr, r, G, Church. John Dickinson.
C w McNeely, r. Stewart S. S. Logan, NJ. c.
Town and E L. Hannenan
Among the golf players who have taken part in
the contest for two cups offered this week by W.
L. Supplee, who himself the winner of the
Michler cup were S. V. Beckwith, Joseph Fitzelj.
Robert Nelson. Frank Elliott. r. W Shaw. z. H.
Jewett, w. S. Perot and A B. Huey One of the
recent additions TO the ranks of the golf players
at the inn is Francis l. Bennett, well known
New York artist, who is here for the rest of the
season.
The reservations made within the last week in
dicate that the inn VIII continue practically filed
throughout this month. Many of the patrons and
campers are doing much entertaining. Mr. and
Mrs G. L. Higgins have had with them at Camp
Colburn Miss Ethel Keen and 2. B. Vanderhoef,
of New York Francis w Kemble has Joined the
party being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Supplee at Camp Theanograns. W. J. Buttheld is
entertaining W. G. Mixer. of New York, at his
camp the lake shore the inn. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Atkinson the guests of Mr. and
the enjoyable dinners Of the week that given
Tuesday at which ]. A. Moir entertained a
number of friends Mr. and Mrs. J. Mackie, who
have for many seasons been active in promoting
the social activities at the inn, returned on
Wednesday. Mirabeau c. Towns. of Brooklyn, ar
rived at the inn early in the week, accompanied
b. Samuel Graham also of Brooklyn The Rev.
DR.. and Mrs Macarthur were also among the
arrivals.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Commodore plant with Ills
IOIanda and fhe GouIdS
in the AfaIanta.

New London. Conn. Sept. 5-The return of Com
n1odore Morton F Plant last Saturday morning on
his new steam yacht Iolan6e was the signal for
the arrival Of many Of his friends. who spent the
weekend at the Griswold. Colonel NJ J. O'Brien
president Of the Southern Express Company and
old friend, up from Spring Lake with his
nephew. T. W. Leary. Of Atlanta. on Friday and
was Joined by Franklin Q. Brown ]. j. Eldridge
Mr. and Mrs. G. H TiIley, Miss II. d. Taylor
Mrs c. l. Myers and Miss Myers on Saturday
Commodore Plant entertained at luncheon on
board Saturday afternoon for his guests on the
maiden voyage who were Lord Athumney, c w
Myers. general manager of the Ocean and Occi-
dental Steamship Company; Gilbert Elliott A. OH
Depree. Dr. g. M Melville, ". F. Harding
Mr. and Mrs ". Hamilton Busk, Mr. and Mrs.
r. &c C. Sullivan and Miss Mary Harding
Er. and Mrs George Gould, Miss Marjorie Gould.
Miss Vivian Gould and Jay and Kingdom Gould
have spent the greater portion Of the week here,
having come down from Newport on Monday In
the Atalanta. which is anchored off the New York
Yacht Club station They the centre of In
At the dinsy railroad station Tuesday af-
ternoon, when the whole family came up the
Thames in a launch to bid goodby to friends who
were going TO New York, after helping to make
the morning gay celebrating the birthday anniver-
sary Of Of the children aboard the AtAlanta,
which wsx decorated from stem 10 stern
r c. RAthbone. who recently celebrated his
eghty-thtrd birthday anniversary at the Grasvold,
rsoasvst q silver loving cup OF unique dedgn from
. number Of the women patrons OF the hotel on
Monday = . mark OF appreciation for bis willing
70 stand sponsor for any number OF bridge
parties any and all times The cup was en-
graved ITO r. c. Rathbone A Real Winner from
His Friends and Admirers. August 1893" Mr..
Rathbone gave cup christening dinner on Tues
day evening. when Mrs. A. s. March and Miss c.
p Merrfhew the honor guests
HRS. ". Prankard gave bridge luncheon AT her
villa on Friday afternoon complimentary to MS.
Frederic a Luna who, with Mrs Allan 7
Clark and Mrs. r. Van Week. the prize win
ners. The other players We're Mrs Bergh, Mrs.
Hartshorn. Mrs Burnham. Miss Laldlaw, Miss
Russell, Miss Merr.hew. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. YaiI
snd Lrs. Cooper.
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