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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-21
WAS LAST BANKER
ROBBED BY DALTONs

Trinidad. Col. Aug. PIP. G. Ayers
aged 65 years, president Of the First
National Bank of cofeyville. Kans.. drop
ped dead yesterday at Stonewall.a summer
resort. forty FIVE miles west Of here, where
he was spending his vacation with a
number Of friends.
A party Of eight were fishing and had
walked about eight miles from the hotel
The exertion and effects Of the high aln-
tude are supposed to have brought on the
attack Of heart failure.
Il was the Ayers bank that the no
torious Daioon band Of outlaws had robbed
before the battle which resulted in their
being wiped out by citizens. Ayers was
shot in the jaw during the fight His
body win be sent to CoffeysiiIe tomorrow
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Trott, deceased, nor anyone for him,
for the cost Of constructing said side
walk, and
WHEREAS, the said sum of S92. 90,
does not exceed the estimate of the
cost Of constructing said sidewalk,
made by the Engineer for the City
of Vinita.
Now, THEREFORE, BE 1T OR
DAINED, BY THE MAYOR AND COUN-
CILMEN OF THE CITY OF VlNITA,
OKLAHOMA:
Section l. That there is hereby
levied, charged and assessed against
Lots No. Z and8 of Block No. %, of
the City Of Vinita, Oklahoma, for
the payment Of the cost Of con-
structing said sidewalk in front of
said property, a special tax Of
5000, which said tax is hereby
created and made a special lien
against said property for the pay
ment Of the cost Of constructing said
Section 2. The City Clerk of
the City of Vinita, Oklahoma, is
hereby authorized and directed to
draw a. tax warrant against the
above described property in the said
sum Of 5000, for the payment of
he cost of constructing said i'm
such tax warrant to
pear interest at the rate of six per
,entum per .annum from the date
hereof until paid, and which tax
shall be payable to the said |
n. B. Steiner and shall be received |
" him in full settlement for the
ost Of constructing said sidewalk. /,
Section 3. Before the tax war
ant herein directed to be drawn by
he City Clerk shall be delivered to
he said M. B. Steiner, the samel
hall be filed in the office of the
-ity Clerk Of the City Of Vinita and |
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notice Of its issuance shall be pub
lished in the Vinita Daily Chieftain,.
a newspaper of bona fide general
daily circulation in said city, for six
consecutive issues and, if at the
expiration Of such notice, the
amount named in said tax warrant
with the fees of the clerk and cost
Of publication are not paid, said fees
and costs shall be added to said tax
warrant aforesaid and shall be made
part Of this assessment and col
lected as a part thereof.
Section 4. If, at the expiration
Of the notice herein provided for,
the owner of the above described
property, or anyone for him, has
not paid to the said City Clerk the
amount of the tax assessment herein
levied against the above property,
the said Clerk of the City of Vinita
shall list said tax warrant aforesaid,
with full description Of the pro-
perty against which such tax war
rant is levied. together with the
costs as herein provided, and present
the same TO the County Clerk Of
Craig County, Oklahoma, at the
same time when said clerk shall
transmit the annual levy of the
City Of Vinita, and the special
herein levied shall be
placed on the tax rolls for collection
and shall be collected in like manner
IS other taxes are collected by law
'or the year 1908.
Passed by the City Council of
he City Of Vinita, Oklahoma, on
he 18th day of August, 1908.
Approved by the Mayor Of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, on the
18th day of August, 1908.
Attest: S. F. PARKS,
G. p. FOGLE. Mayor
City Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-21
MUSKOGEE TO HAVE
EIGHT STORY BUILDING

Muskogee, Okla Aug. 21-A deal was
closed here yesterday for the erection Of
an eight-story hotel in the most promin-
ent section of the city. The building will
have frontage of 100 feet and will have
PTS rooms.
Ferd Etter is convalescent from a
recent illness.
Stylish up-to-date millinery at the
Bramble Millinery Co. lll-tf
Foster Mitchell, Of Coffeyville, was
nong the visitors here today
Judge L. F. Parker, jr., made business
trip to Chelsea this afternoon.
Misses Edna and Rose Gill left last
night for a visit at Springfield, iii.
The i.y engineers are setting the grades
for sidewalks in the Mars addition today.
H. G. Stougf went to WAGNER today as
delegate to the W. Q. W. encampment
there.
Mrs. Ida Lanning and Miss Susie Nc
Laughlin, Of Alton, are here shopping this
afternoon.
W. A. Conkline Of the Norvel-Shapleigh
Iron Works, is here from Nevada, Mo-. on
business.
There were eight cases in police court
this morning, most of them charged with
being drunk.
Mrs. F. L. Burkhalter left on the fast
mail today for weeks visit with Mrs. C.
5. Avery at Tulsa.
Several Vinita people viii go to Seneca
Sunday TO witness the ball game between
Seneca and Sarcoxie.
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MAGIC LANTERN
FOR THE BOY OR GIRL

Any boy or girl whO will secure
EIGHT NEW SUBSCRIBERS for the
Kansas City Weekly Journal. at rs
CENTS year each, making a total Of
TwO Dollars, and send the full amount
together NTH the names to as, we wiu
mail to his or her address a beautiful
MAGIC LANTERN Nth so Uiews.
Any boy or girl can use it. just
stretch white sheet on the wall and
you can have all kinds OF fun. Full
directions for use is sent with the
lantern
Any boy or girl can secure eight
new subscribers ma short time and
get this Beautiful Magic Lantern.
Send for sampks for canvassing.
Send all money BY postoflice money
order or draft
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-21
Your Appetite May
Need Tempting

for few days just now May we make
a few suggestions as to some fancy table
delicacies that viii revive a iaded, Don't
-what-t0-eat' feelingg Glance al
this list and pick out the items you think
will please your taste. Glad TO serve you
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester -in-the Mountains. VT. July 4-Ths
influx of visitors to this resort for Independence
Day has been greater than this year. They
have been greeted by delightful weather and cool
breezes from Mount Equinox, while the scenery
Is at it's best due the abundance of rain during
the spring. which has made the proverbiaI green
ness of the mountains here more pronounced than
ever. The Equinox House and the boarding cot
tages have a large number Of arrivals for early
July, while the cottage colony has been Increased
by several families this week
Among the New York arrivals ct the Equinox
House is Henry II. Vail. who has been attending
the commencement exercises at Middlebury Col
lege. Mr. Vail is a trustee Of the college. and
subscribed $500 to the fund being raised by that
institution.
Automobiles arriving at the Equinox HOUSE
this week included DIR. and Mrs David Orr Edison,
of New York City. who annual visitors here.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs j.
Mitchell Clark. of New York City. and Will remain
several weeks.
James B. Clews and his mother Mrs. John
Clews. OF New York City. at the Equinox
House for their annual visit
Among the Philadelphans at the Equinox House
are Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Sill. who here each
year.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Strawbridge. OF Philadelphia,
were included in the tourists at the Equinox
House this week. They were route 70 their
summer home in Camden. Ne.
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LFNOX IS GAY WITH HOUSE PARTIE:
Outdoor Sports and Indoor Com
fort in the Berkshire Hills
Many House Parties.

Lenox July 4.-There many fifty house
parties in Lenox. Most of the villa are
entertaining for the holiday. Luncheons din
ners and afternoon entertainments have been fire.
quent, and there picnics and boating contests
| for those here for the weekend. The Fourth of
July coming Saturday has made Lenox lively
Tonight there will be interesting exhibitions of
fireworks at several of the large estates. The
homecoming of Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane to Elm Court, after the early summer
abroad and the presence of members of their fam
lily will make occasion for a great display of
fireworks tonight.
There has a long list of arrivals at the Hotel
Aspinwan this week including Sir Shirley and
Lady Ogilvie of Montreal Mrs. F. \. Thompson
and Miss Thompson, of Montreal; Colonel and Mrs.
H S. kearney, Miss Ellen Carey, Miss Rose Allen
Miss Lucille Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A Car
penter. Benjamin p. MOulton, Mr. and Mrs Bar
ton Sewell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. SeWeH, Mr. and
Mrs William X. Morris Mr. and Mrs. H. /. De
Forest Colonel and Mrs. S. W. Bovine and MI: ana
Mrs Samuel II. Austin.
Among the cottagers on the Hotel AsplnwaL prop
ties are DR.. A. d. Cheney and Mr. and Mrs John
E. Heaton. of New Haven Mr. and Mrs Franklin
Farrell and Mr. and Mrs. George c. Bryant, OF An
sonia are to spend the season at the hotel An
nouncement made this week that Attorney
General and Mrs. Charles j. Bonaparte would ar
rive next week. The Attorney General is to bring
his secretaries to LenoS and Will spend the not
months the Hotel Aspnwan
Cottagers who opened their estates this week in
cIude Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Payne GTisWold, Mr.
and Mrs James B. Ludlow and Spencer p. Shotter.
The Misses Shotter arrived at the big Shadowbrook
propertv the last of the week. bringing with them
a house party of Savannah and Wilmington On. CD
guests. Miss Clementire Furnss also arrived TINS
week.
Admiral and Miss Goodrich, of Washington, have
been guests this week of Mrs George Griswold
Haven at Sunnycroft- Mr. and Mrs Forsythe
wickes are with Mrs. Haven
H Livingston Lee and other Lenox trapsmen
have organized a new gun club and established
clubhouse and range the line of the trolley
near Pittsfeld.
The annual meetings of the LenoX Club and
Lake Mahkeenac Boat Club were held to-day, fol-
lowed nv the annual luncheon of the club. Cap
tain John s Barnes reelected president of
the IIenox Club
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Hazard. who have been
In the hills for some time. have departed for New
York They drove daily to various surrounding
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
Motor Boating and Bass Fish
ing Popular-Ce1ebratins
the Fourth.

r,eIavare Water Gap, Penn, July 4-The cele-
bra,ion OF the Fourth at Water Gap has been with
ont noise and blare. but IT has been with all the
snirit and sociability that have been such potent
factors in making this mecca for city people
who would escape the usual celebration IN the city
The hotels have been filed since the middle or the
o,eel. with a Jolly crowd bent on having a gay
time during the holiday that is afforded by the
r-o,rth At all the hotels there have been special
dances and social features intended 10 entertain
the rush that came during the week The motor
heats on the Delaware have had the hrst week
this summer when they have been uhapie 10 meet
the call for boating parties up and down the beau-
ttfuI river The bass fishermen have been In thelr
element for the sunny days have had the effect
az waking the big fellows from the deep waters.
John C;lackner and family. of New York City,
have arrived at the Water Gap House. where they
have engaged rooms until October l.
Mr. NJ r. Phelps and Mrs. f. Wasserback are
Rrooklynites who will spend the next two months
enjoying the privileges afforded at the Water Gap
House
Other New Workers who staying at the Water
Gap House Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brewer Mr..
and Mrs. Adolf Schmenler, Mr.. and Mrs. william
NJ Adams j. Russell Mesham, Mr.. and Mrs. II. =.
Morris Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Klein, Miss Mary =.
Klein Miss Muir, Miss IL S. Muir. Georg, 3.
feverick Edward Walter, James T. Raley, 7. Rick
ard Gross and Mrs G. NJ. Spence
chester b. Fulnher and Mrs A J. Winchell Of
Kew York CITY, will spend several weeks at the
Kittatinny. Mr.. Fulmer has brought with him
ais and trap and is seen on the drives daily.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

element In spite of the proclamation OF tne
police that there be fireworks, OF soi
thing like that. there Is noise enough 10 "
one believe that small battle Is being ioue"''
and there is the usual number of youngsters IN.
ming about the streets with their hands ana ia'es
tied up as the result OF powder burns To-nlsh1
there were fireworks displays at the Atiantic ivy
and the Ventnor Yacht clubs. and everybody "ho
wanted to see them had the privilege i'o"h az
the Ventnor Yacht Club a series of motor boat
races was held this afternoon. we'll as series
of races between the mosquito boats OF the sea-
side Yacht Club. at the Inlet
n, q IT 8 Lyttleton. of Philadelphia. has pur-
chased the Hotel wiltshire. in Virginia avenue
formerly owned by Samuel S. Ph1bus
George L. Spence has leased the Mount vernon
Hotel Pacific and Michigan avenues a"N Vf
1t for the season.
The Grand Atlantic Hotel Is Kind OF heaoduar-
tors for June brides and bridesrooms. and there
are not enough bridal suites to go round Ihere
are eight bridal pairs there this week
Kuehnle's Boardwalk Hotel, formerly the f1i'h'
AZ the corner of Ocean avenue. has opened FOR
the season under the management OF Louis
KuehnIe Charles Fortner and David Holland Inc
new company has taken a five years tease on 'iie
house Charles L. Walton. formerly of the Hotel
Continental Philadelphia, has been made manager
1t will be conducted on both American and EURO
pean plans
Mrs J. r Tindle. daughter OF United states
Senator Knox. of Pennsylvania Is spendins
couple of weeks at the shore She Is s'asihs "
the Hotel Shelburne. She is entertaining MISS a.
c. Mohler, of Valley Forge
The Right Rev. H. s. Hoffman. Bishop OF the
Reformed Episcopal Church. of Philadelphia IS
spending a couple Of weeks at the Traymore he
is accompanied by Mrs Hoffman
Edward Shaw librarian in the office OF the sur
eeon general Of the army. of Washington is
snending a couple of weeks at the Hotel Cedar
croft.
Mr. and Mrs Drumm. of New York; MT anu
Mrs Williams of Shamokin. and MT ana MIS-
ReuhIing OF Philadelphi are all spending tneir
honeymoons at the shore. They are staying at
La Fontaine.
Bridal pairs at the Continental Hotel inciude
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vassel, of Philadelphia MI
and Mrs Schwartz. of Philadelphia; MI ana MIS-
William Thomas of Wilkes Barre, Penn
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haggerty. or Clarhsours'
Va are spending their honeymoon at the shore-
They are staying at the Hotel Belmont
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, or
Philadelphia are spending few days at the
Hotel Shelburne. They made the run 10 the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Simpson, of New York, are
registered at the kitta tinny for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hustace and Miss Prince. OF
New York City will occupy rooms at the Kitta-
tinny for the remainder of the Other late
arrivals include Charles NJ. Albertson and family,
Sylvester ID. Townsend, jr.. city treasurer OF
Wilmington: William ]. Taylor. Howard D. Ross,
Anthony Orth, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bickford Nathaniel
Flanter Mrs. II. S. Higgins. Miss X. Williamson.
August Gisler Mr. and Mrs. George l. Geer, Mrs.
H L. Roosevelt, Miss Shipper and G. j. Geer, jr.
Mrs Norbet Frohlch, Miss Julia Frohlich and
Charles Frohlich, OF New York City, again at
the Glenwood, where they will spend the summer.
Mr. Frohlich is skeching for several of the popular
magazines while staying at this resort
Among the New Workers who registered at the
Central House Robert Young. Mrs. X. L. Cert
man. James J. Stettheimer, Curtis 3. Anderson and
Augustus Siberson.
At the Mountain House Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leuh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Schaer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Maynard Kis-
sam. Mr.. and Mrs l. p. Coleman and John Cot
tier.
Mr.. and Mrs W. \. Iowber G. d. Stevens. Flor
Stevens and George s. Wright are late ar
rivals from New York CITY at the Delaware House.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

shore In their automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
GiIpin of Philadelphia. have taken apartments ar
the Shelburne for the remainder OF the summer
Madame de Cerboni OF Florence. Italy. and Mrs
Thomas Peyton. OF Rapidan, Va, are sojourninx
az the shore They are staying at the Hotel Penn
hurst
Mrs. ]. Kilkenny and Miss Catherine Kilkenny.
of New York. have taken apartments at the Hotel
Chetwoode for the month OF July
Miss Bessie Carter. Of New York. and Miss
Helen Cleveland. OF Louisville. have come 10
the resort to spend the entire summer. They
at the Hotel Iroquois.
j. j. Collins a prominent tobacco manufactures
of New York. has established himself comfort
ably at the Hotel Jackson and will spend the rest
of the summer In Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Maxwell Alexander Hor
Miss c. Hon and Miss Hon. OF Tarrytown " T..
are visitors at the Marlborough Blenheirn They
came down in automobile and are spending a
few days at the shore before continuing their auto
tour.
Howard B. Senior. of New York and a party Of
friends nlotored to the shore last Saturday They
spent the early part Of the week at the MARI
borough-Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs j. s. Auer5ack of New York arc
spending part OF the season here They have
apartments at the Hotel Rudolf
A T. Purchase of New York. is spending a few
days at the Hotel Raleigh as the guest Of his
sister. Mrs. Harry J. Dynes. Mrs Dynes IS also
entertaining Miss Gertrude E Garrison. Of Brook
lyn-
Mr. and Mrs. David Coulter and Miss Grace Hale
Oh New York. are visitors at the Hotel ST. Charles
MT and Mrs. Ed j. Perrin. of New York are
spending their honeymoon the Hotel Ostend
MT and Mrs w W. Flynn. Of New York have
joineo the automooins fraternity at the Ostend
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACH
HOTELS.

The continued hot weather. together with tbs
Fourth OF July Publications. attracted overflow
of guests to the Oriental and Manhattan Beach
hotels during the week
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Could with party of
friends arrived In large touring car early In the
week and remained at the Oriental for several
days With Mr.. and Mrs. Gould were Mr. ana
Mrs. N A Campbell and the Misses Helen and
Marion Northup-
Miss Charlotte Thompson. the California play
wright and dramatist OF Margaret AnghnS iatess
success The Awakening OF Helena Ritcnie. was
among the weekend visitors at the Oriental
Austin Corbin George 8 Edgen and Coroin
Edaell were among the weeks visitors at the
Oriental.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Schenck. OF Englewood. MrA
r B Van schaick and Miss Mildred Van Schaick.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mackmarra, Mr.. and Mrs
+ Van Week Lee Agnew, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Britton F. X Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
I,estraGa W. III. Bennett, j. Baumont. George NJ
Gales Alexander Mcconnell. Mrs. J. Martin and
the Misses Mill and Madse Martin and John b.
sampson all Of New York were among the guests
visiting the beach during the week
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
STROUDSBURG.

Stroudsburg, July 4--The centre for all the Mon
roe County resorts has been immensely popular
this week Arrivals have been coming in at all
the hotels In way that bids fair TO give them
full houses from this date until the end of the
season. Special preparations made for the
rush for the Fourth. and the summer people find
the resort ready to give them a glorious welcome
The LackaTanna and the Pennsylvania railroads
began running their special summer trains this
week.
part of the summer include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Weiss, Mrs. James Bowman, Fred j. Wagner.
John Kane Mills. t. Francis Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. r. b. Johnston, A. b. Trainer and Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Robinson.
The Mapehurst is filling with guests. among
whom Emil Dorsch. jr.. George schwenfest.
jr.. Mr. and Mrs. William W Olmstead. the Misses
Brown. Mrs. c. l.. Weeks. Mrs Luke Fitz Gerald.
Miss Elizabeth Browne and William o. Neal
New Workers arrive at the Prospect for ths
summer months Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ Herring
ton. Ward Harrington. Miss T. E. Haddenhorst.
Miss II. L. Smith and c. c. Leonares. Morris
Adler of New York, spent Sunday with his family
at the Prospect.
AT Highland Dell are Mrs. William Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell. Harry 1. Bertly.
Miss Edith Burtis and f. T. Garrison
Enjoying the breezes and the comforts of High
land Inn are +. e. Allen. W. A. Phillips j. K.
Zippei. Mrs. F. V Hayden. Mrs. Clayton Cooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins. of Brooklyn,
At Berwick Inn are Mrs Hitler. Miss Helen Hill
ier Mrs. E. lie Bar and the Misses Barlow and
Ready, OF New York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
roughly explored all the beauty spots

towns and thoroughly explored all the beauty spots
in the hills.
A season of. concerts was started Thursday
Mrs James R. Jesup heads the list of patronesses
and the Lenox band has been engaged for series
of concerts at Monument Green.
General and Mrs Alexander s. Webb VINO 30 10
Ienox for the early season with their daughter
and son-in-lav Mr. and Mrs. John E. Alexandre.
have returned New York.
Mrs. Frank X. Sturgs gave the children OF Trim
ity parish pretty fete on the grounds CT the par
ish house this afternoon.
At the MapIewood Hotel In Pittsfeld. there was
a most satisfactory June business The house
opened early because of the demand for accom-
modations, and the Fourth OF July finds it with
large patronage. New York and Brooklyn guests
are many and tourists in the hills come and go
daily in motors. Tonight there pretty IL
Elimination of the grounds and fountain with COL
ored electric lights The grounds, with their big
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Wdny Summer Visitors 4rriring-
Series of Ball Games

Rlchneld Springs. n. T., July 4-The Fourth Is
oeins very quietly observed IN RichfeId to-day the
only affair being the first ball game starting the
series between RchheId and Cooperstown Both
are college teams. and the summer people ar. in
terested in the outcome
H'chneid visitors are again taking their places At
the various houses. United states Cornrfsson.r
John A Shields has retoined his family at th,
Iunnieline cottage for week. and others at this
mouse are Mrs Anna z. Berry, of Garden City.
Long Island, who has spent a score OF seasons
mere; Mrs c. III. Crane. of Shelter Island and Miss
L. Men. Caldwell, Of New York
AT the Cary cottages are Colonel and Mrs WILL
lam NJ Griffith and son. of jamaica Long Island
colonel Griffith was at time private secretary
TO Congressman Sherman and also to Governor
Black and has many interesting "reminiscences Of
the personality OF the VIce-PresdentiaI candidate
At THIS mouse are also Mrs. @ Van Rensselaer,
Berry and Miss Natalie Berry. Of Washington
Archdeacon Cope. Of Kearney, Neb. Is at ths
Berkeley-Waontha for few weeks and will
preach In st. Johns Church tomorrow
MISS Stirling, of Baltimore, Is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs j. Lee Taller. at Bella Vista
MIS- George III. Taylor. OF New York is at ths
Darlington for week. accompanied by Mrs An
toinette Renwick. and will return in August to
open her summer home. HaIfawn Others at this
house who will remain through the season are
Mrs. A Scott Cameron. OF New York; ex-Attorney-
General and Mrs. S. W. RosendaIe of Albany:
Mrs. E. Friend. of Milwaukee being one Of their
party.
number Of New Workers who come each year
are now at the fuller. among them being Mrs. =
p. Tuttle. Miss March and E. G. March Mrs G.
Vessels. Miss Vessels and F. l.. Vessels Mrs
Henry E. Hawley. Mrs. T. HaIstead Myers Miss
Sarah l.. Hawley and d. Edwin HawIey: Mrs
Balnbridge s. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Drake
Smith, OF Englewood. and Miss NJ. e. Griffith. OF
East Orange.
At the Ke1dallwood are Mrs. G. W. Dease presi-
dent general of the U. s. D. A; Mrs. Mark E. Rob-
inson, of Manhanset. and Miss Elizabeth Deming.
of New York. number of automobile parties
have also been entertained at this house.