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colony and consisted of Nine Wicks Bruce XII
patrick Miss Maude V. Flint. the johnson Trio.
Miss Grace Goodwin Mildred c. Irish, Mary DAWN.
Franklin j. Chichester. Harold D. TrtmTn, Harry
Donovan, John D. Mcdonald. Herbert ; Sneed
s. Perry Breck. Lillian Begley, Florence Garrison,
Mai Walsh. Everett Jessup, Angeiine Begley, r.
Britton Irwin, Jane DAWN and Franklin Buck
Keen interest is being manifested by the sum
colony in the frequent baseball games played
by the local nine against professional teams from
all over this section of the state. Last Saturday
the local team defeated aggregation of Albany
state leaguers by n of to O.
Many of the visitors are interested in
the bazaar in aid of the Church of the Sacred
Heart to be held in Stamford Opera House duriA
the afternoons and evenings of August II. 49, 1s
and %. Considerable friendly rivalry is already
apparent among those in charge of the different
booths A feature of the bazaar which is receiv
ing attention is the contest decide which is the
Concerts. dances picnics, straw rides and amuse-
ments and entertainments Of every sort do not
leave dull moment for the patrons of Churchill
Hail. On Monday night a party of young persons
enjoyed an informal fudge party. Anthony Langler
and Harry Donovan furnished instrumental music
and Miss Mai Walsh and Miss Lille Begley sang.
The Friday night hops Greycourt Inn
popular. A military euchre held at this hotel
Saturday evening. The prizes by Mrs.
Ellis, Mrs. Wnchell, Thomas McLelland and Mr..
FeeQy.
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sTROUDSBURG.

Stroudsburg Aug 15.-The resort visitors were
treated to novel baseball game Friday, when
the Cherokee Indians played the local club. with
woman pitcher IN the box for four innings.
Mountain View Park had minstrel show as the
leading attraction OF the week The Delaware Val
ley Railroad put on extra service this week to
accommodate the record crowd. One Ct the added
features of the Monroe County Fair VIII be an
automobile gymkhana, IN which will be entered
nearly all the cars of the borough
Winning players in the euchre az the Hotel Full
phia; Mrs. s. F Crofts OF Brooklyn, and Miss Ara
belle T. McCarty of Philadelphia
Twenty of the visitors the Prospect enjoyed
q driving party to Lake PopOnoming this week.
where they prepared dinner in camp fashion
Mr.. and Mrs. Wibert S. ProUty Miss Beatrice
Prouty Clinton Prouty and Miss Jennie Holly
drove from Brooklyn to Highland Inn. where they
will spend the remainder OF the season
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Mendan. Mr.. and Mrs. f. E
Preusser Mrs F. S. Croft, Mrs. c. l. Weeks and
DIR. E II. Iongeuchre OF New York. are at the
Funer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington, Edgar Worthington.
Miss Louise Hilge W. e Daubert. Miss NJ Lough-
ran Miss F. Vaughn. Emil II. Miller, ". r. Far
rer w L Finch, Miss Mary T. Horgan, Miss
NJ. Cornell Miss Julia z. Dalton. Miss Katherine
G.. Toner Miss Gertrude Jones. Mrs. T II Jones
Irvtngton NJ. Levy. Miss Edith Higgins and Miss
Bessie VI. Johnson OF New York City among
the arrivals at tn MapIehurst
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THE CATSKILLS.

CatskiIl. y. Z. Aug 15.-The usual record OF full
houses in the mountain region during August is
assured. The late date Of Labor Day this year viii
doubtless prolong the for week
A croQuet tournament at the Grant House this
week was closely contested and awakened much in
terest.
George J. Gould and HIS family enjoyed few
days Of fine trout fishing at his Furlough Lake
Mountain lodge last week. Mrs. Gould and her
daughter, Marjorie, proved expert with the rod
and line
Lord and Lady Newnes, of London. are enjoying
their mountain visit greatly at the KaaterskilI
Most OF the country mountain fairs cattle shows
and will be held next week. The annual
Greene County Fair will be at Cairo as usual and
Governor Hughes has promised to meet the farm
ers, who are nearly all his friends IN this region
party organizations. No other name is heard
for Governor among these country people. The
Margaretvtlle fair is down for next week also and
everybody who can't reach Cairo is TO attend
this fair.
Stamford. n. 7. Aug. 15-The twelfth annual
testimonial concert for the Johnson orchestra was
given by the guests of Churchill Hall at the
Stamford Opera House tonight. The house was
filled The entertainment consisted Of three parts
concert vaudeville and musical comedy The
feature OF the evening the new and original
musical comedy, 'rMountainland," an episode Of
love in the hills. written by L. E Trium The
cast was made up OF members OF the summer
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LAKE GEORGE.

lake George y Y Aug. 15.-The baseball fever
has struck Lake George, and nearly every resort
supports q team Challenges are tossed back ana
forth ana games are OF almost daily occurrence
During the week rain has 6aupened 10 some extent
the ardor Of the enthusiasts. The visiting teams
are usually followed by several launch loads OF
-rooters" and as much interest is manifested IN
tie games as Il they were being played oy league
teams. The Sycamore Hotel. Huletts. Hague ana
Kattskiu Bay have the leading teams
one OF the most successful social affairs ever
srrsnged a. the lake was the impromptu vaudeville
given al the Fort William Henry last Saturday
eFeltag. The chief entertainers We're r r out
oauit o. Buster Brown renown, and Miss Lillian
Al5ertson who appeared last season in paid IN
Fun Others who took part were Mrs. Christine
Adler. Miss Frances H TIerney, Miss Gertrude
Mordecal. Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss Corneua
Aordecai. Miss Marguerite De Buys, Miss Alice DE
Buys and Hiss Adele Robinson.
NT. and Mrs Riley n. Gilbert, o. New York, en-
te-taIned 81 Gilbert Hail. Bolton Landing. last
Tuesday evening il honor OF their daughters, the
Misses Annie and Frances Gilbert Among the
guests were the following New Workers, who are
staying at the Sycamore located in the cot
tass colony for the GUNNER:
Nj and Mrs- John Howe, Mr.. and Mrs w T.
EsH, EFs- Albert Cognstock. Mrs &c. Knohlaueh'
or and Nm Wiley Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs John q.
1-oson and Ms John Moor.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Thousand Island Park. N. Y. Aug. 16-rhe clos
ing weeks of the season are at Thousand ISL
ands The final galaxy Of social diversions will
an enviable climax in the annual ball Of the elite
August 1s This affair is always the chief social
event Of the Upper St Lawrence season. and takes
precedence over every other part OF the August
ties including golf. tennis, yachting and motor
boat racing
What will undoubtedly prove to be the most eI-
citing motor boat event Of recent times IN this
country is scheduled for August % and q. at the
Chippewa Yacht Club, when the American Power
Boat Association will hold It's gold cup races
Dixie II will represent the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club, while Chip III. credited with
speed OF thrty-fve miles hour will defend the
cup. It is expected that Chip III will prove
to be the fastest motor craft this hemisphere
She purposely did not race in the Harmsworth
cup event, IN which she was duly entered
Next Tuesday the Thousand Islands yachtsmen
will welcome the boats in the annual cruise Of the
American Power Boat Association on the way 10
Chippewa Bay from New York
Miss Ethel Tinkham, Of New York. is guest
at the KiIby cottage, Frontenac.
J. Roy Allen and Edward J. Noble OF New York.
are registered at the Hotel Frontenac-
Mr. and Mrs John H O'Brien. of New York. are
sojourning at Frontenac
New Yorkers spending the summer along the ST.
Lawrence River include Mr.. and Mrs. John z.
Rose. L. P Palmer. Miss Sophie Myer. Allyn Still
man. George Thomson, o. T Mackey and P. H.
Noyes
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Ex-senator Stephen NJ orfywold and Mrs Grts-
void. OF Brooklyn. prominent among the rsosn.
arrivals At the Oriental Senator oriswold has en-
3oyed thirty seasons at this resort, returning for
August each with clocklike regularity
Colonel Henry watterson and Mrs wstterson, OF
Louisville, have arrived at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel to enjoy their thirty-hrst the
broad verandas Ex-senator Curtis Douglas. OF
Albany was entertained at the Oriental by Tax
Commissioner Hugh Hastings
The Countess CASTOR d'Arschot. OF New York
with party including Mrs. A 3. de Gaules and
John A de GauIes OF South Bethlehem. Penn is
the Oriental
The Baroness de Ganenried. with her two daugh-
ters and son. is still this resort Harry J. An
derson jr OF New York Is among the guests who
will remain until the last OF August. Douglas Tay-
lor with his daughter. Miss Clara Taylor will
spend the remainder OF the here. James
Philips and xlss Phillips wsxs AmenS the gusss,
q - CRYSTAL M No.
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Mrs Arthur Ryerson. took place at their country
home, Rngwood. on Otsego Lake. last Saturday
a reception being given in the afternoon, foiloWeo
by dance in the evening. On Monday evening
the Ryerson house party, with numerous others
from Cooperstown and Richfeld. attended dinner
dance the Country Club, the patronesses being
Mrs. Ryerson. Mrs. Richard NJ Montgomery, OF
Malcolm Lodge; Mrs. Charles Cook Ransom, OF
Bonnie Brae; Mrs. John Schaick and Mrs
Mary Hilton PelL Among those who gave dinners
on this occasion Mr.. and Mrs. w. Festus
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph K. Choate. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard NJ Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs
John Corbin.
Progressive euchre at the KendalIwood resulted
In the winning of prizes by Miss Lysle, Mrs
Weaver Miss Edna Sauer. Miss Hitler Mrs An
thony sauer, Miss Dermody, Mrs. Newoerger and
Miss Purves.
Miss Frida Au and Miss Gladys Power en-
tertained eighteen OF their friends evening at
the Kendallwocd, and on another evening Miss
Gretchen Rolf entertained the same party Of young
people the Applecot, in honor OF her guest Miss
Edith Jewell, of Dunkirk
Mr.. and Mrs Philip N. Jackson and family, Of
Newark. are among the arrivals at the Cary cot
tages, where they will remain for the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Taylor and family have
joined Mrs Taylor at Halfawn.
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tions are that the present pacs viii continue well
into September The chief attraction this week has
been the annual competition for the first presi-
dents cup. which began on the Ekwanok links
Wednesday The final thirty-six hole matches
being played to-day. This the largest tourney
ever held the local links. There were more than
hundred starters. Wednesday a buffet luncheon
served at the Country Club for the golfers.
This enabled the men to remain where they could
easily get the results OF the morning round. and
also proved help in getting the players started
promptly the afternoon
Thursday afternoon the automobiles OF several
OF the visitors at the disposal Of the fifty
Tribune fresh air. boys who enjoying two
weeks outing at the old Taylor farmhouse They
were taken a spin to Arlington and on their re-
turn here had lawn fete.
R P Hoyt Of New York. has been visiting his
mother Mrs R p Hoyt and the Misses Hoyt at
their cottage.
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the women who played IN this putting contest Arp
qualifying to-day for a tournament 10 be plzysd
soon for a cup offered By Mrs D. o. Wickhsrl
Livingston Hatch the silver cup put r7 ey
the hotel management recently and played for BIZ
some Of ths best players In the Hotel Charnplaia
Golf Club. This tournament aroused tbs kssnesr
interest OF any OF the week. and many men and
voren assembled on the clubhouse piazza TO watch
the players come In Tea served
Ted Treadway Van Note Hatch Fred and George
spiezeIberg. Charles B0wden and Nepconoe and
Charles W Baker. r.. were among the boys who
took part in nine-hoe golf tournament this week
for prizes offered by Judge spieseIoerg, OK New
York. Van Note Hatch out frst and Fred
SpieseIbers second In another recent golt match
for boys Fred TurreII. Whitney Bowten and Van
Note Hatch won the prizes given By C. W Baker
Among other outdoor sports croGust Is forstns
70 the front In popularity here Two tournaments
were arranged this week. one for cup given By
A Licht.nheim. OF Nsw Rochelle. and the other
for a prize offered by Mrs Liehtcnhein and won
BY Mrs. Marston.
Last Tuesday evening given over to bricxs
and hearts party. In the former game Mrs c.
Kellogg carried or the first prize, silver yases
Miss Laura Fulton q silver photograph frame,
and Mrs. George Fletcher piece OF pottery. Ar
hearts Mrs 2. A DuneAa won bronze tray and
Lyle Hatch a silver knife.
One OF the favorite trips from here Is 70 ST. Al
bans, VT, and return, which be made IN less
than i've hours Another IS TO Burlington. where
the steamer that leaves the Hotel ChampIafn pier
at SIS In the afternoon connects with The boat
turning at o'clock.
Mrs. Phelps the widow OF D J. Phelps fornsr
Ambassador TO England. registered here this week
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At WATCH HILL.

S=:ch Hill p I Aug 1.-THE lawn fete given
lor the benefit of the Improvement Society at the
sdisgusnicUt Golf Club on Wednesday afternoon
"as the big event OF the week al this resort
lie summer colony was out IN force and the fate
hetted large sum FOR the work Of the society.
An automobile obstacle race was the star feature
Of the afternoon
Cne of tie cos- brilliant social events OF the
season Was the subscription cOtiilon At the Ocean
Mouse on Friday evening. The patronesses were
MS Harry Darlington Of Pittsburg; Mrs. Truman
n Newberry. Of Washington; Mrs w. P Letch-
toro. Of Aorrtstown: Mrs. L d. Dalzell. Of Pitts
Sut. sad Arn Frederick Brooks and Mrs. Fred
s0 0csArcSou. Of New YORK. Nr. and MSss Z
= HAsns1 nA thsdy snntrsu. 0es 21s8oso Aad
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Mrs. LeTerts, Mrs. Outcat and Mrs Clark Mrs
Fleming and Mrs. Haubold. Mrs. Van Week and
Mrs. Bergh. Mrs. Packard and Mrs Burnhanl Mrs
Speed and Mrs. Sackett. Miss Hance and Miss
Sharpless. Mrs J. Hughes and Mrs. DiclSey. Miss
Perkins and Mrs Woodward and Mrs Frank and
Miss Cobb.
Miss Grace Buchanan gave bridge party on
Tuesday afternoon. which followed by an in
formal tea served the spaciaus lawns surround
ing the Buchanan villa. Miss May Buchanan and
Miss Laura Clark poured.
In subscription tennis tournament for mixed
doubles the finals OF which were played of on
Thursday morning Miss Ruth Outcat and Bernard
S. Clark defeated C. E Van Week and Miss Van
Week by 90. IS. O., 3-6 T[
The early morning and afternoon hours OF Mon
day ana Tuesday were devoted to two tournaments
-woInen's doubles and mems doubles-handsome
prizes having been offered by julius Fieischmann.
The contestants were J. A Wade and W. Quincy,
q. K Baird and NJ R Van Week, J. LeTerts and
v. q. Muford. II. Buncs and I. n. Bromley. H @.
Foster and r Moore, B. 8. Clark and C. A. Bill,
3. g. stneulsn and NJ g. Banks and C. Frank and
were Mrs. Paul Bayne and Miss Cooper. Miss Mad
cline Miller and Miss Emily Hagerty. Miss Loutse
Brown and Miss Van Week, Miss y. March and
Miss Ruth Outcalt,- Miss Murdoch and Miss D.
March. Miss Louise Fleischmann and Miss May
Miller, Miss Rice and Miss Platt and Miss Louise
Hagerty and Miss Helen Hagerty. Bernard 8.
Clark defeated w, Gurney and Miss Outcalt de-
1eated Miss Murdoch In the finals
DR.. NJ. p Denton. OF New York spent the week
end with Colonel and Mrs John T. Denny at the
6 .iswold.
Mrs [. summerdeld Beard. OF Brooklyn. and her
friend. Miss Waite Corder Giorieux. have returned
0riswoid their second visit OF tho season
Auss Louise Brown Joined consmodors Ksnsr~r
~ Daxx - nassds- - hae EaaAA ~ n1eA e
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DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Aug. 1.-THE three day
golf tournament which was brought to close
Wednesday is still the talk of the visitors at the
Water Gap hotels. Nearly all the hotels were rep
resented on the course. Being open handicap
meet there was equal chance for all entrants The
four silver trophies offered were worthy Of the
best efforts OF the players.
The Gaenwood is arranging for a tennis tourna-
rnent for patrons of the house There are fifty
tennis players there and the house will offer one
cup and the visitors another. The meet will be
held next week.
Some OF the New Workers who have arrived az
the Water Gap House for the summer are Miss
Martha McAIiI. Miss Elizabeth MONTH, NJ. Foster
McMul. Earle {. Bacon. Miss Dorothy A Schien-
Eel Miss May schenzel. Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Van
Buren, Nathan VogeI, G f. Waibaum. David stan
cliff Miss Ellen Olsen. Miss Cora c. Youmans,
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Better Roads for Motorists
Predicted on the
Mountain.

Mount Pocono Penn Aug. B-Better roads for
Of the supervisors OF several Of the townships OF
this and the adjoining county this week at which
they discussed the road question with the Autono-
bile Club OF the city OF Scranton. The supervisors
voted appropriations TO the department OF highways
for the construction of the roads The Automobile
Club will pay for part OF the work, which will be
& part OF the scheme to have q state road from
Pocono 10 Stroudsburg, and eventually TO Easton.
The tennis tournament at the Montanesca viii be-
a guarantee that the will surpass the one
OF last summer which the best of its kind ever
held at the Montanesca courts. There will be
prizes for all classes and the tournament IS open
to all the visitors at the Pocono resorts.
The sunshine and shower clock golf tourna-
ment held at the Pocono Mountain House this
week had twenty-five entries. The tournament was
under the management OF Mrs. c. H. Pearson. It
will be repeated next week. The winners this week
son, and 6. II. Lyons and c. II. Pearson.
The Ontwood patrons gave barn dance Tuesday
evening at the clubhouse of the Pocono Country
Club.
New York arrivals at the Montanesca include Jo
seph W Welch, Miss NJ Horn. Mr. and Mrs. H.
l. Jones, E. I. Nelson, Mrs. A I. Hahn. Mrs.
NJ A Noe Samuel Shumscher, Harry J. Schu-
nlacher E. A Bremen, ]. H. Mueller, Mrs. C. H.
Race ard Walter Jones
lam Brazeau. Mrs. P. NJ. Richards, Miss Mabel
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Richards. ". C. Swan, jr., Mrs. George F. Kreis-
cher, Miss Krescher, John B. Kreischer, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Smith, Hortense E Smith, G A. Peck.
James Fister. c. H. Pearson Mrs. K. Chirong
Miss E A Chrong and Mrs. c. H Pearson are
New Yorkers the Mountain House.
Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ Camschan, of Princeton, are
late arrivals at the Pocono Mountain House
Ontwood visitors who hail from New York are
Mrs l. ". P. Norris, Miss Florence Becker Har-
old NJ. Salisbury, B. E. Severns. II. A hruse' MISS
Kruse Miss Stegua and c. H. Bennett. Miss H. A
Pope OF East Orange, and L. F. Mulford. of Mont
clair, also there.
The August rush at the Meadowside finds the
following New Workers registered: MI and MIS-
Henry E. Fischer. J. Z. Tuthill Miss Marion Flynn,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Manlender. George J. Dough
erty Miss Bina Tuthill and Miss Grace Flynn Mrs.
J. l. Carter and Miss NJ p. Garter, of Orange. are
also at the MeadoWside
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the New York Yacht Club. last Sunday for short
cruise
Mrs. George F. Shrady OF ArdsIey. and a party
OF friends. including Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel A
Campbell, and her grandson. Master Edwin Gould.
are at the GrswOld for the remainder OF the month.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ E Ford. OF Utica. have joined
party OF friends at the Griswold and will remain
until October
Colgate Hoyt. ir-, entertained a dinner last
Sunday the guests including Dr. Robert Cooke.
Montgomery Clark. Percy Weeks and Francis C.
Stewart.
Dr.. II. A Haubold. OF New York is spending the
weekend with Mrs. Haubold at the GrlswoId.
MFR and Mrs. A P. Gardiner OF New York and
party OF friends. including John Bannon r
Aubrey Barker and DR.. Louis C. Iangstar. are
among recent arrivals
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Social Calendar Crowded
Last Week and Visitors
Numerous.

New London. Conn. Aug 15.-The social calendar
has been full here this week, bridge. tennis solr'
afternoon teas not TO mention the vaudeville per
forrnance OF Friday evening, vytng with one an
other to entertain the largest crowd that has ever
assembled in New London ct this season
Society turned out in full force on Friday even
ing at the third annual performance of the None
Such vaudeville Club. composed OF prominent mem
hers Of the younger social set here In the gold and
white ballroom Of the Griswold. The stage was
enlarged and the clever representations. songs and
solos composing the programme would have done
credit to professionals" Arthur Cushman. .
nephew Of the late Charlotte Cushman, acted a.
stage manager, while among ths pstronessss were
Mrs Philip Hichborn, Mrs. Paul Psarsan. MrA
Beverly Robinson Mrs. John D. schoonuaaksr. ArA
Hunter Brooke. Mrs. John T. Denny. Mrs Morton
F. Plant Mrs. N. c. Hopper. Mrs William Earl
Mrs H. A. Haubold. Mrs. ]. G. Mnburn. Mrs Ar
thur Murray and others
Mrs Frederic A. Lund the hostess at one OF
the most delightful teas and musicals OF the sea-
son at her villa, in Shore avenue, on Wednesday
afternoon when nearly all the members OF the
hotel and villa colonies called Mrs Lund and Miss
Natalie I-ydecker, for whom the tea was given.
were assisted by Mrs Horace Poor, Mrs. John
Dickey Mrs. John Hughes. Miss Laura Clark, Miss
Josephine Mabbott and Miss Helena Fischer. while
Mrs A H Fischer and Mrs Weaver poured.
bridge tournament given under the auspices Of
Mrs. C. Fl. Butts and Mrs ]. A Phiibrick. which
has afforded much entertainment TO many. Ia now
IN proxress. Those playing srs krh Butts and
kns Tla,sshnaps M le0 ~ hoA 0aanns
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BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island, r. l.. Aug. 15-The round Of pleas
urable activities continued throughout the last
two weeks From sailing. fishing, bowling and ten
mis- the pleasure seekers have turned to the more
formal attractions resort life. and the evening
dances, whist parties and receptions have had royal
support The moonlight nights for the last week
have made straw rides moonlight excursions and
other out-of-door diversions very popular. The
steamer C. W. Danelson took a large party around
the island on Sunday and Monday evenings
The Ocean View and Hygeia baseball teams
played on the Spring House grounds on Friday. 1t
was a victory for the Ocean View team
Many of the summer guests enjoyed clambake,
held on the Gothic Cottage lawn. for the benefit Of
new Methodist church that has been erected in
the central part Of the island
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BRIERCLIFF MANOR.

BriarcliT. \. Y, Aug 15-The number of incom-
ing visitors TO Briarcf Lodge has been large dur
ing the week, and many luncheon and dinner par
ties have been given. Golf and tennis, the swim
ming pool and card parties have also contributed
to the life OF diversion This afternoon the usual
organ recital will given 2S0 o'clock by Charles
Gilbert Sprouss organist of the Second Presby-
terian Church Paterson. II. J., and at the evening
concert the orchestra will be assisted by Miss Cora
NJ. Suffers. soprano. of New York c F. Harris
and Mr.. and Mrs Eli K. Robinson and Miss Rob
inson of New York. have Joined the summer COL
ony ut the Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark
and Miss Helen Clark. of New York, entertained
Nj and Mrs. Vivian Bond, Of London at dinner
J. F. Detmer Of Tarrytowu. entertained Mrs h
Detrner and Miss Lille Detner.