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New-York tribune., 1908-07-26

this week. The house is entertaining many young
people who making the hill of the IfveIest
places among the Monroe resorts.
Highland Dell began its midsummer dances this
week with full ballroom. The crowd that will
arrive for the hot months will be one of the largest
that ever visited the 'Hill."
The attention Of the golfers this week was d.
rectIy largely TO the tournament between the golf
ers of the Highland Country Club and those of
Water Gap, nearly all of whom are visitors at the
summer hotels and play on the links of the Caldeno
Club at that place. Water Gap represented
by H. Hauser Collier of the Water Gap House;
John J. Dye. of the Kittatnny. and John Wallace.
The Hghlanders had for the winning OF the con-
test L. NJ. Schoch. c. Truzlow N L. Burnett and
H. Keller The match a walkover for the
Highlanders each player beat his opponent. A
return match will be played this coming week at
Water Gap, in which II is expected that several
recruits will add to the strength OF the Gap con-
testants. The Stroudsburg College team played a
team gathered from the hotels of Water Gap on
the diamond of the local baseball club. and won.
This was a surprise for the resorters, and more
closely picked team will meet the college boys
again the grounds at the Glenwood.
Mr. and Mrs w T Crane and Miss Eta Wilcox,
of Newark, have arrived at the Penllyn for the
summer season.
Mr. and Mrs r. P sniffon. of New York; Mrs.
Van Brunt Bergen. OF Broolkiyn; Allen Ramsey of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs w P. Kitchen and
Miss E. L. KitcheIl. of Brooklyn. registered at
Highland Inn. Card parties the favorite ever
ing diversion Of the visitors at the Inn.
Among the late arrivals at Highland Dell are
Mr. and Mrs F. n. Lord and Miss Lillian c. Lord.
of East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackman. of
Lakewood. and Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Russell. OF
Cape Charles The orchestra will arrive the Dell
this week and the first of the Saturday evening
dances viii be given on it's arrival.
Mrs Wilson Brown and James r. Brown. OF New
York; Dr. F. B. Longnecker, D n. Longnecker and
Miss MAY Sccnpell of New York Miss Anna Heit-
men, OF BIoon1fed. and d. c. voorhen. of New
York, summer visitors at the Fuuer. THURS
day evening the usual weekly euchre was given ia
the largest number OF visitors OF the season The
winners OF tha prizes were Mrs. H. g. Tulier. sr
and Miss Dienelt and c. II. Lightfoot ard Thomas
Mahlon-
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WATCH HILL.

watch Hill R T.. July 25.-The most OF the soein
doines at this resort last few days have been
automobile and sailing parties. golf and tennis
There has been so much OF that sort OF bright
sunny weather which suggests outdoor arnuseT1snt
that the summer contingent has found but Hrtls
occasion for entertaining indoors
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks. Of New York.
who have been visiting at Kenneth Ridge cottage.
have left the Hill and will visit ST other New
England resorts. Mrs. Fairbanks was Miss Beth
sulIy daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Daniel J. Sully
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank schoonmaker, OF New York.
have leased Miss Burnap's louisiana, and will Oc-
cupy It by August L
Miss A r Perkins. OF Providence. is visiting NJ.
and Mrs. Frederick Brooks. OF New York. at Ru-
sulla villa
Mr. and Mrs L Irwin and Miss irwin. Of Pitts
burg. arrived at the Ocean House on Monday and
will remain throughout the season.
Two ruEcheons and bridge parties announced
to take place at the Misquanicut Golf Club this
week Mrs. S. NJ FELTON, has cards out FOR to-day
and Mrs. Cottrell for next Thursday.
II. L. Judd. of New Britain is the guest OF Harry
Darlington az the Bungalow.
The following New Workers registered at tho
Ocean house during the week: c. B. Van Nostrand.
T. Strebeigh. Charles Price. William D. Dutton. c..
F. Patterson. John Norris the Rev. James Evsrstt
Frame. George J. Mccarthy. E. B. Brown. John ..
Wallace and a + Twombly
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OF the most brilliant strokes ever made On 'hs
Saratoga links, by hole return game
which promises even more interest than the FIST
IS scheduled for the near future
An innovation in the way CT swimming classes
has been started az the Young Mems Christian As
sociation j. a Seller. general secretary. and G-
r. Strohm, physical director. will altar
nate days. Many requests have been made for
such Lessons. and no doubt many viii avail them
selves OF this opportunity.
The card party to be given at the home Of Mrs
Julius Hart. IN Union avenue for the benefit OF
Miss Mary Gordinnier. July .. promises be
great success. many prominent Saratoga
women and cottlgers are interested IL the affair
Miss Edna Bcsworth of Lake avenue and Circu-
lar street entertained about thirty friends
cards
An impromptu musical a feature at Tbs
Naples. on North Broadway Miss Edna Minor
and Miss Edit Loop entertained the guests with
violin and song.
The Badger Club. which consists mostly Of N.
Office force OF the Grand Union Hotel. enjoyed
their annual dinner at the lake last Saturday.
Wednesday evening was the occasion OF the first
dance at the Grand Union Hotel. 1t a small
affair, given by Edgar II. wOoIIey for his irnnae-
date friends IN honor OF the Misses Gerrans. Ths
dance order comprised sixteen numbers ending
with Virginia reel Delicious refreshments
served, and the young people fortunate enough to
be Included had a most delightful time.
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last week when the members visited Lake George
and enjoyed a sail through the lake the steamer
Horizon. The local hotel and business met
the party at the train and accompanied the asso-
citation the trip, and explained all the attrae-
titons that have made Lake George famous. Short
stops were made at the Sycamore and the Fort
William Henry hotels for refreshments.
There will be a regatta at the head of the lake
this year. under the auspices of the Glens Falls
Club, which maintains camp here during the
summer. The following committee OF arrangements
has been appointed: LIE Grand c. Cramer w L.
Breyfogle John. B. Simpson, E. J. Worden, C. H
Booth. F. NJ starbuck. George W. La Sale, George
s. Raley, Beecher s. Clother, Walter P Harris,
William A. Huppuch and Henry ". Hayden.
Manager Krumbholz of the Sycamore Hotel is
also planning a regatta to include motor boat races,
over triangular course of three miles. This re-
gatta will be held August Il
Herman BrOesel. who recently purchased SIM
rIex boat. hopes to capture the Sycamore cup
this year. He claims that his little craft has made
twenty-eight miles hour.
The prospects for a successful tennis tournament
at The Sycamore this year very favorable. A
number of excellent players are participating in
the practice games, and prizes offered have at
tracted much attention. Among the new players
last week Hartwell. De Silver. Hoag. SchevI.
MaukOwski. Knauth and Graham.
Verplanck Colvin former State Engineer and
Surveyor who has extensive railroad and mining
interests in the Adirondacks. at the Sycamore
last week.
A party Of prosperous japanese merchants. in
Cluding Hoyao .Sakai. Takeo Nahayama and r.
Ikeda among the late arrivals at the Hotel
Marion Mr. and Mrs F. E. Tower. of Spring
field, Mass with a party of automobile tourists
spent few days the Marion last week.
Paul StoIIwerck of Stamford. Conn, swan across
the lake ast week from the Hotel Uncas dis
tance of nearly two miles.
The Misses Huss. the sisters OF Henry Holden
Huss of New York, have arrived at Hill View for
the summer.
Dr. Elias G. Brown. OF New York. has opened an
Adirondack camp opposite Hague. where he will
direct the summer vacations of a party Of fifty
boys. Among DR. Browns assistants K B.
Ullraan. of New York. instructor in the Horace
Mann School. and W. c. Hopkins. who will look
after the manual training. The boys include the
following from New York Howard B. Carpenter.
Archibald Nesbett, Alfred J. Hoehm. True Mclean
seba Bogert Ford. Gordon NJ. Kingman. Frederick
J. Mathews Carl F. Bell. Merritt Horner
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that aItomobilists will to New Jersey instead
of boyeotting 1t as many are now inclined to do.
Miss Marion Liebig. of New York. who is spend
ing the summer the Hotel Chelsea, although not
yet sixteen years of age. has made two trips
around the world She here after having
been in Algeria with her aunt and uncle, who make
their home In that place. She motored part way
across the great desert with party of Europeans,
and made the trip to France and England and
thence to America entirely alone.
Lieutenant Joseph C. Fox, of the army, is spend
ing short leave at the shore for the benefit OF his
health. He is accompanied by his mother, Mrs
Anne E. Fox and his niece, Miss Carlotta Fox.
J. P. Graham, a member of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, accompanied by Mrs. Graham, is
spending a couple of weeks at the shore They
staying at the Hotel Brevoort.
Ex-Judge James H Duncan, prominent resident
of Cincinnati, and his wife. who spending the
summer here, celebrated the silver anniversary of
their marriage at the hotel this week. They came
to Atlantic City their honeymoon. and wished to
be here to celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their union
It lie too hot in the South to play golf. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. P. Burke and Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Wise, OF
Lexington KY. have come to Atlantic City, that
they may indulge their fancies in that direction
They have taken up their headquarters at the
Hotel Shoreham. and will be here for about a
month They spend almost every day the links
of the Atlantic City Country Club. at Mortified.
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numbering than ten thousand Nine Lillian
Nordica is announced for concert on Tuesday
evening, August Is.
Temperance advocates held the fort this week In
Ocean Grove. The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met from Tuesday until Thursday, when the
National Temperance Society assembled for a two
days session. Governor Fort of New Jersey pre-
sided at the temperance meeting held in the Audi
torium Tuesday evening. when Governor Glenn
the principal orator.
national convention Of organists will be held
In Ocean Grove from Monday, August 3, to Thurs
day. August 13. The leading organists Of America
and England will be hand, and Edwin H. De-
mare. noted English organist, will make spe-
cial trip country in order to attend the
ference and give ten reeitals on the new organ in
the Auditorium
Congressman Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, who re-
Gently returned from the Democratic convention at
Denver. is again at his cottage in Second avenue.
Nine. Schumann- Henz, with her husband and
six children. spent several days this week at the
Arlington Hotel, Ocean Grove.
Dr. R z. Townsend, of New York City, is with
Mrs Townsend at the Hotel Albion
The Rev. T T. McNulty and the Rev. T. P. Hol-
land of New York City, registered the Hotel
Brunswick.
Governor Glenn of North Carolina spent the
week at Sunset Hail.
The Rev Hervey Wood. of East Orange, n. J., is
a weekend arrival at the Hotel Majestic. Ocean
Grove
Mayor wittpenn Of Jersey City was one Of the
Visitors this week
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and Mrs w. A Roebling, OF Trenton are making
a short stay at the Water Gap House.
J. B. Manning. Francis l. Manning and the Rev.
J. NJ O'Leary of New York City, have returned to
the Kfttatinny for stay of several weeks.
George n. Oyster, jr., Miss H. E. Flint and Mrs
NJ A Page are a trio of prominent New Workers
who are summering at the Kittatinny.
lawrence Weber the New York theatrical pro-
rnoter. and Mrs Weber are stopping at the Kitta-
tinny for the summer.
Among the New Workers who are filling the Glen
wood are Marie Mousey. Myrtle Mousley Mar
iorie Beck Thomas J. Connen, 8. W. Eckman,
p E Mann r G. Marion, N. P. Marion, A NJ
Caisei James A. Smith Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
seh1nan. Carrie ". Schuman. Miss NJ. G. L. Schu-
man George H Schunan, jr. Dorothy W. Schu-
man Elizabeth J. Tuohy, Charles E. L. Clasen, W.
4 Kaufman G. V. Connolly, Elsie f. Gennerich'
F'rieda J. Gennerich Ella e. Bradley. Margaret
ascKerrnan Johu ] Sigust Elsa Howeck, Captain
and Mrs Theodore Catherine. Mrs. ]. j. Weber
Grace weber Mrs A E. jerks, Olga Edenan, MRS.
7 Kallenbach and the Misses Ethel and Isabel
Ill
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AT BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island R. l. July 25-Tne hot weather has
brought many from the cities TO this cool little spot
by the sea who ready to draw into their lungs
their fullest capacity OF this invigorang salt air
Mr. and Mrs Warren Striker. from Jersey City,
are again at the island for a short stay. They
the guests Of Mrs. Strikers mother, Mrs. Mott at
the Ocean Cottage
The guests at the National Hotel. besides their
usual dancing enjoyed a minstrel show on Mon
day evening.
The second baseball game OF the season was
played on the Spring House grounds on Thursday
afternoon The two teams that played were the
Ocean View Hotel team and team got Up by J.
r raNvior and resulted in victory Of 80 for j.
b Lawlor
The well known sIoop Spray. commanded BY Cap
tain Slocum came TO anchor in the Old Harbor on
Thursday afternoon. 20 make a short stay at the
island Captain Slocum gave lecture on his ad-
ventures and travels around the world alone IN the
spray in the First Baptist Church on Friday even
ing
The tennis courts at the Ocean View. Hygiea
woonsocket Wallis cottages and Spring House
have been repaired. and are fitted up with new nets
and posts The courts are in excellent condition
now and no doubt will be very much enjoyed ~
the guests at the hotels
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Miss Ruth Passnore. of New York. has beer
spending the week at the Hotel Chalfonte as the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Z.
Passnlore.
Lieutenant Frank Rhinehart, L. S. A, is at the
Hotel Chalfonte for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. H. VI. zeigler and their daughter,
Miss Frances Zeigler, Of New York City, are
spending a couple of months at the Hotel Chal-
fonte.
Mrs. Harry Ullmer and her two interesting chill
dren have taken apartments at the Hotel Warwick
and will be in Atlantic City until the middle Of
September.
DR. and Mrs Leon H. Adler and Stanley Adler,
prominent residents of New York. are among the
July visitors the Seaside House.
Mrs W. Burns Kennedy has been attending the
horse show this week. While at the shore Mrs
Kennedy is making her home at the Hotel Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs George V. Blackburn also among
the New Workers at the Dennis. They will be here
for the remainder of the summer
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SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island. y Y, July Z.-The facilities o<
enjoyment here many and varied-the oeautt-
ful station of the New York Yacht Club the hand
some garage for the accommodation OF automo-
bilists. the links and clubhouse OF the Shelter
Island Golf CLUB the spacious hotel. modern IN
all its appointments. with the number of attractive
cottages adjacent filed with the social element
Of New York and other cities. the great music
hall with its polished handsome floor for daacinx
concerts. reading and other dramatic perform
ances makes it resort where IL would be hard
indeed TO strike some congsnial way OF pass-
ing the time and driving dull care away"
The first pivot bridge whist party ae the sea-
son given last evening. arranged by Professor
de Walters There six tables, the prizes
being unusually handsome and displaying xreas
taste in selection. The fair contestants all OF
whom wore elegantly gowned. were: Mrs. j.
OBrian. Mrs. l. B. Brennan. Mrs. H Mott Mira
c. 7. Parks. Mrs Wittenberg Mrs H. Hen
bricks. Mrs. NJ w. Curtis. Miss KuttroT MISC
Pickhardt. Mrs. Pickhardt, Mrs w w spadona,
Mrs. J. c. HermOze. Mrs. Branson. Mrs. Beach.
Mrs. Wright Mrs. Beattie. Mrs E. 5. Hood. Mrs.
F. Stern and Miss Wright The men J.
o Brian n. Mott, w J. Dixon. c. T. Parks A
F. Jaeckei and John Howard Keirn- The rrss
prize carried or by Miss Elsa Pickhsrdt. ths
second by Mrs ". II. Beattis the third By Mrs
Mott. and the fourth by Mrs. Parks. Wills the
boobies accepted With glee oy NrA Brian
and Niss Hood
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MOUNT POCON0.

Mount Pocono, Penn, July 2a-The mlosuinner
season is at its height among the hotels Oh tle
mountain summit This week has been the week
of heaviest arrivals. The crowd for the month OF
August is always greater than the hotels can well
accommodate and this summer ii would appear
that many Of the visitors will make part Oh
their stay during the month of July.
The conditions for spending the summer at Po-
como have been ideal Summer showers have cooled
the atmosphere and clarified il, and the roads have
had the dust laid that driving can be enjoyed
and automobng INDUCED in without the clouds OF
dust that have been earlier in the season.
Parties go back and forth TO Buck Hill Falls each
day. The hospitable feeling between the two re-
sorts makes this of the most popular drives at
Mount Pocono.
The Montanesca has added large touring car
10 its already well equipped livery. This makes the
livery one OF the most fully equipped to be found
at any resort among the mountains Many OF the
visitors have brought their machines with them
which makes the Montanesca centre for automo-
biiists The number Of parties TO arrive by al-
tomobiie TO spend the weekend is several times in
excess OF the number entertained last summer.
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Horse Show Week Near at
Former-Latter's Car
n;vaE Plans.

-.-1 Branch. n J.. July 25-w1,h the approach
so~se show week Long Branch is at its zenith
o . sorrner years and this season viii be excer-
u - the rule. more people visit Long Branch
u - the open air horse show week than at any
s,,-;us the season. The hotels. in expectation
-,,sh. have made preparations to entertain
esost OF visitors-
-, show week brings coaching as well as
.-r rartfes from all parts Of the state Gov
- 7rort viii be here week from to-day. The
.-,or v,ir drive up from Camp Fort Sea Girt.
% ing with him number Of his staff
- show week brings coaching as wei as
=. all ne no end OF entertainments. but the one
-. =. attracting the most public attention along
N ~ Jersey coast At present is the two one
u -. ~ ha given at the Codntry Club at Mon
-, n zach next Friday night in aid of the Mon
- Memorial Hospital. Of long Branch Arthur
AZ r,-o- of New York who is in Long Branch.
y " -a,ss-sug the young folk, who are all anna
i "a Summer residents Of either Monmouth
pesch or SeabrishL
T7e following is the cast of the two plays made
public today -,--,-. ,..,
7y.r- TTezekiah Pendegrass, Albert Spalding;
-, {, Tucker Clark withers; Luther Brown
-. = 12.rl,ofr: David Snooks. James N. Syming-
- obadiah Buzzard- Frederick o Humphreys;
at,,- oIee Gerald L ia aclson; Samuel Snooizs.
- Fritz Achelis; jeremiah Jenkins. Beverly
- sam pipsey. W H. Symington: Billy Com
=. 175gra-d Norton Mrs. Dipsey. Miss Georgia
-s,--.r- Matilda Billings Miss Louisa Clark;
-t.ts,I snoolzs Miss Marion Clark; Samantha
1,,nsr Miss Hazen Symington: Jerusha Dickson.
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Senator William j. Bradley, of Camden, and his
family, spending a couple Of weeks at the
shore They have apartments at the Hotel Chal-
fonte.
James J. Turner second vice-president of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, and in charge of the lines
west of Pittsburg, is spending a couple of weeks
at the resort He came in his private car and
is now staying at the Hotel Brighton.
Bishop Nicely of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and his wife are among the visitors at the shore.
They are staying at the Hotel Carlton. Arch
bishop Ryan of Philadelphia, is also a shore visi-
tor He is staying at the Hotel Chelsea
Captain Campbell. U. s. A. is at the Hotel Os-
tend.
Miss Josephine Hayes and Miss Louise Hayes, of
New York City, are spending a fortnight at the
shore. They at the Hotel Danube
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt have been
spending the week at the Hotel Windsor. Mr.. Van
derbilt exhibited his stable of horses at the At
lantic City horse show.
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at Hollywood Park The officers of the club are:
AZ Robert Gugsenheirn. president; Colonel Thomas
J. oDonohue first vice-presdent; Andrew AL
bright, jr, second viee-Rresident; Arthur Nc
Aieenan. treasurer and NJ G. Kahn, secretary.
The Judges selected Manfred W. Enrich and
Z. Oldham. Of New York: Thomas Cadwalader, of
Philadelphia; E. b. Chase, OF Philadelphia; Otto
II. Groes. Pittsburg: Alvin Untermeer. of Yonkers
y. Y: A. f. Mount. of Railway: DR.. ]. E. De
Mund. OF Brooklyn: Theodore Oferman and A1nzi
Dodd. of Long Branch: Mrs. Morris Mandy Of
Ycnkers; S. L. De Fabry. Of Red Bank; Victor
Hugo Schooiherr. of New York. and Alfred Del
mott. Of Devon. Penn.
Special prizes. which were announced to-day.
have been given by the following: w. w Vaughn.
Theodore Offerfflan. s. r. Guggenhem. Miss Jes-
sic Alien. Mrs. George Fl. Pell. Joseph NJ. Dale,
Andrew j. Albright. Dwight Moore. r. F. Welsh
". n. kimball, Harry w Cassidy, Samuel r
Foster, Samuel Corn. z. L. Boyer, O. A. Austin
NJ. O. Kahn. @. A Wertheifn. Alvin Untermyer,
Mrs. Edward Clark Mrs. A I. Shimp. Arthur Nc
Aleenan. ?. F. Collier. Harry Content, Thomas G.
Patten. W. J. Roe. Mrs n. NJ Dodd. Hotel Pan
nac. Hollywood Hotel Leo Hyman and Charles
L Young.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
An Unusually Prosperous Season
Guests at Leading Hotels.

Atlantic City. July 25-There is nothing here to
indicate that there is any falling of IN the season
The hotels are filed to their limit the people
spending their money literally, and the prediction
that this would prove dull season because of its
being Presidential year destined to fail
The reports OF the railroads. which are the pulse
Of the resort business everywhere. show that more
people are being carried here than in previous
years and the crowds the Boardwalk and in the
surf prove the statements of the railroads true
beyond question The Sunday crowds immense
and by the time arrives it is next 10 irnpUssi
Bile to get bathing suit from any Of the numerous
establishments The crowd of bathers SO
dense last Sunday that 1t almost impossible
for to walk along the edge of the water, where
so many of the children and tin1id people stay
There is nothing in any direction to indicate that
il will be below any other year; the ether
hand it looks though It will be far ahead in
many ways.
Many Of the visitors this year have gone to Chul-
sea hotels or cottages. The crowd in that section
of the island is fer greater this year than
before and this has tended to relieve to a certain
extent jam people that has in previous years
characterized the Boardwalk between Massachu-
setts and Michigan avenues. Chelsea is booming,
and real estate who deal in properties exeId-
sively in that section say the there is far
ahead of other years.
The local automobile club is endeavoring to Sc
cure some privileges and concessions in this state
for automobilsts ard to this end has invited the
New Jersey Automobile Association meet here
the early part of September and hold conference
with the Grangers and County Boards of Free
holders The meeting is TO be held in the interests
Of good roads-improving those now in poor eondi-
tion the general repair OF roads, and the study of
the dust problem They will, too, try get at
some reasonable basis on the speed problem.