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La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14

beautiful women, dazzling electrical
effects and scenic splendor has not
been seen in some time. The seat
sale, which is now in progress, prom
ises goodly attendance.
John w. Moore is making extern
sive improvements around his resi-
dence property on the corner of
Ration avenue and Third street, in
cluding curbing, cement block re-
tanning wall and cement sidewalks.
The next w. C. T. U. meeting will
be held with Mrs. Musick. 512 Ration
avenue, on Tuesday afternoon,
March 18th, at 2:30 o'clock. This is
special meeting to commemorate
the life and work of Neal Dow.
Everybody invited.
National Life Association furn-
ishes life insurance at minimum cost
-one-third to one-half the rates
charged by others. Endorsed by
bankers and business men. 1nvesti-
gate. C. V. Woodard. agent,
Sherman House, La Junta.
Ebert Phillips, who recently made
a trip around the world. seems to
have acquired case of wander
lust" as after few months at his
Rocky Ford home he left this week
for Portland, Ore. and may be
next heard from in Japan. Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
Rev. Clay 7. Runyon will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday
evening. A strong preacher from
the east will occupy the pulpit March
18th, with the view to receiving a
call to the work here. Mr.. Runyon
has received a call to the pulpit OF
the First Christian church at La
Junta. He has accepted same and
will begin work April 1st.- Bent
County Democrat.
The University of Colorado Glee
and Mandolin Club will give two
concerts in this city. Wednesday.
March 18th, under the auspices OF
the local high school. The matinee
performance will take place at the
high school auditorium "Wednesday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. Admis-
sion, so cents; children below high
school, Is cents. In the evening
concert will be given at the La Jun
ia Theater at 8 o'clock. Prices, 30,
50 and Is cents.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THE WESTERN CATsKILLS.

Stamford N Y, Aug. s.-The feature Of the week
was the open air performance of RIP Van Winkie
on Thursday night in the Churchill Park grounds oy
the Catskil players. The production was given for
the benefit of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton, and was presented TO an audience OF nearly
three thousand persons, many OF whom came IN
carriages and automobiles from nearby resorts
The grounds decorated with japanese lanterns AMI
calcium lights presented a charming scene The
stage pitched under ancient oaks, with nothing
but natures background for scenic effects The
patronesses, were Miss Eleanor Alden, the Misses
FenneIi Mrs Adelbert Atchinson, Mrs. J. Z. SAT-
ford Miss Eta Van Dyke Mrs Dodge Miss Jo-
sephine Swan, Miss Eta Fisher. Miss Grace Good
win Miss May Begley. Miss Emma Ross. Miss Ora
Jones' Mrs J. R. Lacey. Miss ]. L. Cooper. Miss
E. F. Tolen Miss Nellie Hamilton. Miss Anna
Craft Miss Williams, Miss Mcclellan, Mrs. VIII
lam Beckley and Miss Julia Gallagher
At Windimere. the home of Mrs. James McInerny,
Of Manhattan, a dance was given in honor OF Miss
Gunther OF Paris Among those who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Percival Jones. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Ryerson, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Greene. Miss
Helen Grant Miss Heuer. Miss Donovan, Miss NJ
FenneT Miss E. Fennell. William Ebbitts. Tony
Ianger Robert Vaughn. Leslie Grant, Charles
MoTatt, Miss Shaefer, Miss Grace Goodwin and
Miss Irish
w " Cooper gave a lobster supper to number
of his friends at the New Grant House on Mon
day night
DR.. and Mrs Hallett. of New York, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Root
Anthony Constock and his daughter are at the
Ingleside.
Golf tennis horseback riding. baseball and water
sports together with dancing card parties bowling
parties and other house amusements have not left
a dull moment the visitors at the Rexmere this
week Over seventy-five automobile parties reg
istered at the hotel this week.
On Monday evening euchre was held at Churchill
Hall Prizes were by Miss Bolt, Mrs Frulay-
son. Miss Swan and Miss Yale. party including
Miss Bertha Taylor Miss May Begley, Roy Brown.
Mr. Breck, T. F. Geblin, Tony Langler, Miss
Loretta Swan Miss H Kuhn and Miss NJ. Kuhn.
made an excursion on horseback TO South Kort-
right Monday.
A successful dance was held at Greycourt Inn on
Wednesday evening. A progressive euchre took
place there on Friday night
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
STROUDSBURG.

Strouds5urg Aug S-Seldom have the resort
hotels received so many arrivals in a single week
as have come to spend the summer at the hotels
I'm and about Stroudsburg In the last few days.
The Lehman Rod and Gun Club has begun the
erection of a large clubhouse on Its property in
Pike County.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Gilbert. OF Bloomfield: Mr..
and Mrs william H. Taylor and Miss Catherine
Taylor of Montcair composed party OF auto
mobilists who stopped at the Fulmer while touring
tho pocono Mountains. Miss A. Dunlap, OF New
York CITY IS at the Fulmer for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Banks, Robert Banks. John
7 Saal Miss Sadie E. o Brien Miss I.yla T. Bry-
SON OF Brooklyn. and Mrs. y. ID. Chandler. OF
New York City have arrived at the Penllyn
Arrivals at Highland Inn are Mrs. F. r. Loesch.
r. Riptrott H. c. Liptrott. w. l.. Lptrott. Miss
Robb Mrs c. NJ. Young, Miss Clara Young and
Miss Emma F. Young, Of Brooklyn. and p. II.
Hilton of New York
Miss Haddenhurst Mrs. Harrington and Mrs.
Otto Ruppreeht won the prizes in the progressive
euchre at the Prospect this week The late ar
rivals are Colonel &. Westervet, Mrs. Westervelt
Miss Rhoda NJ Westervelt and John c. Westerveit
of Bayonne and Mrs. l.. e Kisby Miss Lillian L.
xsby and Miss Helen Madeline Kisby. OF Brook
lyn.
The first OF the special hops during August was
given at the Highland Dell Saturday evening
The late arrivals are NJ. II. Leavens. Frank S.
Meyers Mrs P. A. Boyle and Miss NJ Edna Boyle.
of New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester-in-the-4IoEntai VT aug = Ia,
the first week OF the month gone ssk
struck its true August pace EaoI1 N~ - - rbs
many visitors for the month nave A'iAn. AZ ,hs
Equinox House and boarding cotlae0. - s,aad-
number of automobiIists on the ldea1 - .5 a,
ir increasing since the route was es'aO'SN
T,ra has svvaIIed the number OF transe'l' ,,,,
to dimensions never reached at this TesO' ts,n
an afternoon or evening passes "''l'0 "''l'0. y IS
or dinner Bridge Is the favOrlte anus = .o,u-
played almost constantly 1T the eo'tAse -, rDlf-
try club and the Equinox Ihe fN" 49,. "a the
ers went this week TO Rutland. 70 CUM r who
Vermont State championship AIlOi-7 =, :. PHIL
went frcrn here was Edward W ClaFA. sI 80 Ths
adelpbia the winner Of the title Ias' ths
most important golfng event OF ''S 1rlts "a the
EkwanOk links will come next "Se ,,-,,.s cup
annual tournament for the FIRST T,-,rssiay
and other trophies. II VIII oesll a,s last
with A tbirty-six-hole qualifying ToulU'
out the week - this spors
,rannis - very, popu:ar The centre OF q - -. ara
IS at the F.Iwanok Country club. whele ,,ozlns
four courts The tennis enthusiasts - and
forward 20 the open invitation mems SIS ), and
doubles tournament 10 be played A'e ,,1 cona-
% Many pIavers from outside the state -, ara
- 80 - &c ,vbo have already entereu - -.
J. NJ Morse captain Of the HaF'~'N ,niOver
IN lSo7 and John Reynolds. jr-. the iot'0' -, ,ast
chanuiou who won the open touri@iii'"'
year ,~as of Nss
Or Tuesday evening Mrs g IL A0SS1' =. sna
York gave party for the younger set al Zen Ia
Dancing and games enjoyed MISS 1-sacbsrs
Vie. OF Brooklyn. is visiting the u L.
of Albany. at their villa and Dr.
Judge James b. Dill. OF New JS's0s, J. au,ons
Frank Z Stewart, OF Philadelphia Ne'o r,,riuO1
the automobilists who arrived al 'i'
House this week. ,,i,rar vi
on Monday thirty Tribune fresh air e.i-s' s,tlns
arrive from New York for Two WeeN~ We c,.,~resa-
The Rev. Vincent Raw. pastor OF tne "a. tOr
tionaI Church has been active In raisi'S IA 10
the project and he has Interested many
itors IN the work
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
IN THE CATSKILLS.
The Resorts Filled to OUerfozCing-
Sir George Ne50neSS ViSit.

Overlook Mountain. Catskil N. Y, Aug s-1f
the visitor is seeking the best OF air and q most
extended view in the Catskills. both may be had
on Overlook Mountain crest 3,15O feet high, on
which stands the Overlook Mountain House. The
brought large accessions to the ranks Of the So
Journers in all parts tf the range, and many OF
the resorts are now filed to overhowing. The full
height of the season has been reached. The Ha1nes
Falls section is splling with visitors, and has
been for DAYS The Sunset Park Inn is still well
coming new patrons. Among latest corners there
are General A. A. Thomas and Colonel Parrott, OF
Dayton Ohio, with their families. Other arrivals
are Judge Thomas j. Lntott. of the Equitable Life,
and his family of Newark; Augustus Roebling,
Nicholas McManus, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Maury, w.
J. Hynes and family and the Misses Kelly OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Mead, of Washington;
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Steele. DR.. and Mrs. J. P.
Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Decker. Of Brook
lyn and Colonel and Mrs. John Murphy Of Rich
mond, Va Tennis court stars at the Sunset are
Victor Vandeweken and Frank Pla.
Sir George Newnes. of London, who lately arrived
with Lady Newnes on the Mauretania, has one of
the finest suites of at Hotel Kaaterskill.
where they will spend some days. They were de-
lighted with the trip up the Hudson the Day
Line steamer
The regatta events which are being arranged for
Manager Downs OF the Kaaterskiu awaken
ing much interest All the surrounding resorts
are cooperating in the plan. This resort has now
more than six hundred patrons and many moro are
expected next week
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
POCONO AND DELAWARE WATER GAP

]. A. Hart F. e Dalton and Miss Edith Weiner
Among the New Workers who have registered at
the Water Gap House this week are G. e wal
baum Mr. and Mrs. St John Wood. Mr. and Mrs
q. B. Adams Robert J. Allyn, Miss Fischer, G. B.
Aln w. Shields l.. l. Bright Kenneth B. Milett,
Mrs Henry A Millett, Mrs. B. Schwab, Miss NJ
schwab Mr.. and Mrs. William A Rogers. William
Dunk Charles e. Garrison, E P. Knox. Mrs. ]. w.
Merriam. Mrs. Henry Sheldon De Forest, Miss
Marian HARLEM de Forest. Charles d. Lanier, of
The Review of Reviews; Mrs Lanier. and Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Storm.
Among New Workers at the Glenwood Miss
Ethel Osterhaus Miss Anna Greene. Miss E. de
Vantry S A Briggs. e. J. Fiero Miss Alice Price,
Miss Sadie H. Morgan, Miss Florence E Treacy,
G. J. Harrington, D. w. Northrup. Philip ]. Kohler,
H E. Kohler Miss Anna Healey. Miss Helen Woody,
CAPTAIN and Mrs. John B. Christoffel. Miss G..
Christofrel George II. Schuman. Ralph E Roberts
Miss Margie Ploger. Mrs s. Ploger, Mr.. and Mrs
w l. Thomas, /. H. Collier, Mrs d. o. Haarem
Miss Haarem Miss Florence c. Jewett, NJ. c.
Moran and Miss Thelma Farrell
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
COttagers and Hotel Patrons Enter
tain at Lunche0nS and Bridge.

Richfeld Springs n. Y. Aug. S.-Mrs Clarence
Country Club when the prizes by Mrs
NJ. w. Bremen and Miss Lydecker. The other
guests included Mrs Plat. Mrs. Edward c. An
Gcrson of Maple Terrace: Mrs. Charles Cook Ran
som, of Bonnie Brae; Mrs. X G. Conklin, Mrs
oliver Drake Smith, Mrs. Allen j. Bloomfield Mrs
Edouard r Mostert and Mrs. ]. NJ Van Note.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Proctor. of Utica, gave
a dinner at the Country Club Monday night
They sailed for Europe on the Lusitania
Wednesday, to be absent months
Mrs Douglas Robinson. OF Henderson Home, en-
tertained Mrs John Marlce who is staying at
the Cary Cottages. on Monday
and Tuesday evenings with grand opera. Nine
Gracia Gala being the star. Anton Hegner. solo
viooncellist was also heard at this time. The
opening night was a gala occasion. and the boxes
were occupied by Robert W. Taller Mr.. and Mrs
J. Lee Taller Miss Stirling. Mrs. Onativia Town
send Mrs Richard N. Montgomery and Mr.. and
Mrs John Corbin.
Mrs Thomas Johnson Wetzel gave bridge party
on Thursday afternoon the Darrow cottage
where Miss Geer Mrs. Morris and Miss Cora Nor
ris Of Dayton. Ohio. her guests They accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Levin. OF Avon. y. Y.
are at the Darlington. with their AUTOMOBILES
Mrs w. Devices Wood Is entertaining a house
party at st John Manor. whose latest arrivals are
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Prouty. OF Boston
f. Ellsworth Giles Of Pittsburg. has broken
Wilmot l.. Coles record for the Country Club
links making the round in A.
The weeks entertainments have included read
ings at the darlington and the fuller by Miss
Agnes Sumner Geer. OF New York.
Recent arrivals At tho houses include Colonel
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

on the links of the Caldeno Club Sew
enty-six euchre players seated at the Friday
evening euchre at the Kittatinny. The bride paths
are frequented by many New York and Phade-
pha riders each morning, while many parties visit
the beautiful Delaware Valley for al!-day rides.
General A H Bowman of the United States
Army. and Mrs Bowman at the Kittatinny.
and New Workers there are s. T. Hollister James
A. Hart, Vincent y. Fethouse, Charles a. Walker
Mr.. and VI es J. w. Kearney, +. J. Stuart. Herbert
b Smoke, Ernest c. Bass Denning Wheeler, w J.
Sturgis Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Downs Mrs. Vera
Treacy, Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Morgan. r. d. Bailey.
Mrs W. +. Graves, Miss Gertrude f. McKibbin
Andrew Clark NJ. McAdam, \. McAdam, c. Nc
Adam. Mrs. l. P. Macy. Charles NJ Albertson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Y. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Cas-
serly, Miss d. Casserly Miss G.. Casserly. Paul
Casserly. George c. Crawford. J. c. Gibbons. Mrs.
d. Dc Forest Mrs. ). Harden, James I. Codding-
ton Miss Edith Munter. Miss Carrsann Miss Mara
Carmann. Z. ID. Milton. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Graves Mrs. Z. D. Echols. Andrew Clark, Miss
Marie Zimmerman, Miss Margaret Zimmerman.
Miss Lucy c. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Reynolds,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
oRGANIsTS IN OCEAN GROVE.

One hundred and fifty organists from various
parts Of the United States are in Ocean Grove
taking part in the conference arranged by Musical
Director Morgan. 4 national organization was
formed Thursday, with VIII c. Macfarlane, OF New
York City, as president. Lectures on organ build
ing and organ playing, choir leading and orchestra
conducting are given daily. The conference will
continue until next Wednesday. Edwin Lemare,
the English organst, is of the delegates and
has been giving daily organ recitals IN the Audi
torium.
A chorus numbering TO voices. recruited from
the Ocean Grove and New York festival choruses
and the Schubert Club. of New York City, rem
dered Mendelssohns oratorio Elijah in the Ocean
Grove Auditorium this evening. Eight thousand
auditors enjoyed the performance. The solosts
We're David Bispham. Mihr Hardy. GIesca Nichols
Reed Miller and Grace Underwood. The orchestra
of sixty-five musicians was directed by Tall Esen
Morgan. Will c. Macfarlane, of New York City
presided at the pipe organ
A testimonial concert to Mr. Morgan. Ocean
Groves musical director. will be the attraction
for next Saturday evening. An excellent pro-
gramrne has been arranged, with Nine. Schumann-
Henk and Arthur Pryor's American Band as the
features. Nine. Louise Homer will sing in concert
next Wednesday evening
The Rev. DIR. William H. Morgan, of Newark. a
member Of the Camp Meeting Association, will
occupy the Ocean Grove Auditorium pulpit to-
morrow morning. The evening service will be IN
charge of Mrs Eva Booth, the head of the Saliva
ton Army
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, chairman Of the devo-
tional committee OF the Ocean Grove Association.
is arranging the details for the annual camp meet
ing which will be held daily from Friday August
IS. TO Monday. September T.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
annual Meeting of st. Lazrrsncs
AngIers- -NOtOr Boat Racing.

Thousand Island Park. y. Y. Aug. a-An Au-
gust programme repete with interesting diversions
on water and land is responsible for the increas-
ing attendance az Upper St Lawrence River re-
sorts this month. But even without this feature
Of the later summer this month, locally at least.
has always been the record holder for the influx
of tourists and cottage sojourners- All OF the
hotels are filled from Clayton to Alexandra Bay.
and hundreds are seeking accommodations al ths
larger boarding houses
The annual meeting Of the St Lawrence Anglers
was held at Gananoque Inn Wednesday. and
was well attended Among the speakers Vera
George c. BoIdt OF New York: g r. Brtton'
Gananoque; Senator G. H. Cobb Watertown; J. o.
Reaume Minister OF Public Works. provinces OF On
tario; James s. Whipple. New York State Forest.
Fish and Game Commissioner: Alexander Rooo'
Charles P. Skinner and T. b Kerr, OF New Torz
The business discussed dealt with boundary fishing
laws and fry stocking methods
A R Peacock. OF Pittsburg. has a new thirty
nliles-an-hour racing motor boat. the DuGussna
which will be entered in the Gold Cup races a.
Chippewa Bay on August 20 and q This crsf'
equipped with a 250-hOrsepOwer engine and Is on'
of the feet power boats OF this region Il Is eA-
pected that the race honOrs will lie between tns
new acquisition and Dixie II, the Schroeder vi''oI
IN the HarInsworth Cup race on Monday ms -
defender Of the Chippewa Club will be Chip IL
owned by Senator E B. Hawkins and Mrs JonS-
than Wainwright. OF Philadelphia
The Rev c F. Aked Of New York. has been .
guest at Hotel Frontenac. and during us suas
captured a thirty -two-pound muskalonSe maAAs
one of the most spectacular and finest ca'en'' -
recent years here
The Sparks. owner. Conmodore FTeO1i.OA =. -
Bourne Of New York. suffered s damage g I"
this week In the vicinity Of the Thousano A'--
Yacht Club This craft IS one OF the fast n0''F~
boats OF the region
William B. Croweu. Of New York Wss w.
arrival at Frontenac-
James S Sherman, OF Utica. spent seVerA ~ -
this week at Wolfe Island. the guest Oh "A-''-
Clarke at his summer home there -.
The CLAYTON Yacht Club is holding motor ooe1
races this afternoon. -
The J. A n. owner G. 8. Hasbrouck H. u ~. :.
York won the twenty -One-uie free-for-a -. a.
the Thousand Islands Yacht Club CO'i-.1 -" ~.
Rourne's Stranger came in second. foI0"eu -
Pawnee and the Pirate. two Pittsours 0Oa
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
August Sports in Full Blast
at ii e Mountain
Resort.

Mount Pocono, Penn. Aug. s-The week finds
the Pocono hotels well filled and August sports in
full blast Beginning with the 18th Of the month
the Montanesca tennis tournament viii continue
for al least days. There will be mems singles
and doubles women's singles and doubles and
mixed doubles. The meet will attract many skill
ful players. The entries open 10 visitors at all
the Pocono hotels Among the entries already in
are those Of DR.. and Mrs Chttenden, of New York
The dress masquerade which is annual event
ct the Mount Pleasant, IS being arranged.
Tll= CIairmont celebrated this week with ath-
ietIc tournament. Mr Weir the tennis singles,
and the doubles captured by G. Sank and
William Allsopp. Miss Cash and William Alsopp
won the croquet match. The tournament was fol-
lowed by lawn fete, while later dance brought
to close the gayest day OF the season.
At the Clairmcnt from New York are Mrs. A. P.
HaIlock. Miss Alberta Hallock, Miss Neumann.
wnlam Koscke, Miss NJ E Name. Miss E E
Scheer Berrie Ten Eyck, Mrs A F. Ten Eyck and
Miss Grace Ten Eyck, of Plainfeld, N J.
Mrs Olive Sampere. Miss Lconora Sampere, Miss
Lucy Martin Miss Margery Meehan, Miss Lettia
J. Mcconnell Miss Anna c. Mcconnell. Miss Mae
F J. McGee. Miss Margaret McC5ee NJ. a White
Miss Ella r. Scluster. Miss l. May McCuIoch
MIS-. A. Seele Miss E. a. Selle, Miss d. NJ Ap-
mann Ms Turner. Mrs. /. f. Bauer and Miss
Katherine Eauer. OF New York. are among those
the Belmont
The Ontv-ood arrivals from New York include
z. NJ B-itton Miss Christine Becker. Walter f.
Becker and Miss Jane Barker; Mrs Frederick j
Cannon. Of Poughkecpsie and Z. 5. Atwater. Mrs
Atwater. Mrs.. :. g. Van DeTveer and Miss Helen
Derveer. OF Elizabeth
New Workers AT the Elyin include Mr.. and Mrs
G. p Motsi'. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kempf Miss
Agnetle Kemp. Otto Kempr ! :. Wrigle- Miss
Iiaidee Z r. Dey5e. Mss Florence Hamman, Mrs.
e Opitz Mr. and Mrs. Il Seitz and Miss Elsie D
seitz.
Mrs. John H. Mueller. Miss AeeIe Mueller. w t
Ames Mrs ]. ". Merriam. Mrs W s Par,.anner
Mr. and Mrs : II. McGuire. :. T Houisrer Mrs
c. H. Race Miss Fisher. Bfevort AIiin, Miss Laura
C Wager. Nj and Mrs. ". S. Coburn Miss L. 4
Coburn Miss Ada Z. coburn. Edward y. Morris
Mr. and Mrs II l. Snyder Samuel Schumacher
Otto verbold II. T. Bel. NJ. and Ars. c. Z. Street
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

OF the queen who viii preside over the carniSai ""
not be disclosed until the night of the opening az
traction. the Deal Lake carnival, Chairman BAN
nard will next week announce the names OF lhe
maids OF honor and other members of I1tania
mimic court The maids of honor, as has peen siie
custom for years. will be chosen from among the
guests at the leading hotels
Preparations for the Deal Lake carnival are Wen
under way It will be managed by a committee OF
which Dr. H C Millar is the chairman He VIII De
ably assisted by Miss Mary Lawson Leech VINO
will drill the children This years water fete VIII
be spectacular in character combining novel feat-
ures of entertainment upon large stage erected
in the lake distance from the shores Upon
this stage. amid fairyland scene. the maiden who
is to be crowned TTtania at a later function VIII Dc
selected with tableaus and song.
The social event Of the week was the 81 rresco
euchre given by the local lodge of Elks IhursoaS
evening the Esplanade Review. on the board
walk. There were six hundred players in the party
The euchre managed by Joseph A Hart oi
Newark The proceeds of the euchre will De de-
voted to charity.
a series of boat for prizes VIII be heid Moh
day afternoon on Deal Lake under the manage
ment of Walter White. There will be three races
mems singles mems doubles and mixed doubles
all open amatelrs.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Mr. and Mrs T. A Jackson. Walter ]. Jones Will
lam S Kitchell Mr. and Mrs T. F. Harris. Miss
Mabelle Harris. Mrs. G. c. Franciscus and Miss S.
Hearne. all of New York. are at the Montanesca.
New Workers at the Pocono Mountain House
Mrs. z. Cheering Miss E A. Cheering. Mr. and Mrs
William H Geer. Miss Gladys Geer, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Langsdorf Wetz. Mrs Charles r. Adams Mr.
and Mrs. J. Power. Mr.. and Mrs. William Gougle-
mann. Miss Gouglemann. Mr.. ard Mrs. B. II. Force
Miss Natalie Force and c. II Pearson
Kew Workers arriving the Mount Pleasant are
Mrs George Newell Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bobhing
Mrs J. F. Furphy. Miss Alice Furphy r. W
Charlton, Mrs. L. Lengerbach, MIS- c. D. Bruder
Miss Rose IL. Hamill. Mr. and Mrs H. D. Fricke
Mr. and Mrs Il. r. Fleishnann. 4. Pennefather
and Miss Ruth Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

tennis tournament has been IN progress this
week Louis Wilzn and Albert Blumensten are
in the lead in the mems singles and Miss Spiesel-
berg is in front among the women players Picnic
parties Sunset Rock are much in vogue OF late
The sleeper roads in Kaaterskn Park are not
open to automobiles. A successful. fair in aid OF
charity, for which most elaborate preparations had
been made, was given in Kaaterskin Hall last
night
Lake Dales at Roxbury was the scene Of inter
esting aquatic events this afternoon. Miss Helen
NJ Gould arrived at her Kirkside cottage there
recently for a short stay Her brother. George j.
Gould. Mrs. Gould and their daughter Margery
spent a few days at their mountain lodge on
Furough Lake this week.