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Evening journal., 1908-09-21
DIED OF HEART DISEASE.

Mrs. Thomas Walsh. aged so years,
of No. 1925 Chestnut street, died sud
denly this morning of heart disease
Sch had been ailing for about three
weeks. She leaves her husband and
nine children.
Evening journal., 1908-09-21
Wrieht Not to FIy For six Months.

Wright Not to Fly For Six Months.
WASHINGTON. Sept 21.-Orville
Wright continued to show improve
ment, buN he cannot be moved for sew
eral weeks, and he will not be able
to walk on crutches for six weeks.
About nine months must elapse. ac-
cording to the post surgeons. before he
may attempt any more flights.
Evening journal., 1908-09-21
KeenWav.

Miss Alberta X. Way. and Joseph IT.
Keen were married on Thursday evening
at the home OF Alfred Maxwell, No. 2ii2
West Third street, by the Rev. w. E.
Greenheld.
Evening journal., 1908-09-21

Thrown From Pony; Breaks Leg.
CHESTERTOWN, Sept. 21.-Maurice
Barrall, has a fractured leg, the result
Of being thrown from pony in Gen.
treville.
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catohina Manv Trout.

Trout fishermen are making good
hauls south of New Castle. and high
meat prices keep up a good demand for
the fish.
Evening journal., 1908-09-21

There are nearly 30 clocks on the giant
ocean liner Lusitania, controlled by
master clock in the charthouse.
Evening journal., 1908-09-21

On Strawride.
The wildwood Social gave straw ride
Evening journal., 1908-09-21

Market Street
49, Office Open From a IN. to 1ep.m
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party composed of patrons of the house. 1t in
cluded Mr. and Mrs G. II. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II Keller H. Z. Keller, Miss NJ. V. Taylor, Miss
Irma Williams Miss Berta Williams and Mr.. Null
holen.
tered are S Mackey. William McMullen. Miss
Dorothy w. Mendelson. Miss Elizabeth Wharton
Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Paris, Mr..
and Mrs T. Francis Bryson. Theodore S. John
ston Hector NJ. Curran. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Roxers Mrs C L. Morrison. Miss Florence d.
Morrison. Miss K Burrell, G. r Johnston. Mr.
and Mrs /. II. Hellett. b. E. Prentice, T. j. Mick,
w r. Hail. George P. Schienzel. George F.
Schienzel jr, Jere Mulleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George McKibbin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Kiley, Mrs
Walbach. Dr. Edward Bane. Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Kane Mrs H. H. Hollis. Frank II. Gray, William
Dunk and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Megrave.
Among the New Workers. registered at the Glen
wood this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dom
nell Mr. and Mrs c. +. Hoffman Miss HOFFMAN,
Mrs c. g Martin. j. Franklin Burke, Captain
John T. Christonel, Charles f. Clasen. ". j..
OBrien J. r. Mean. Mrs. c. Rand. Stephen Y.
Duffy, Miss 4. willeti. II. C. Rowan. Paul C..
Hoffman r. Haaren, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Theiler.
Miss c. Till, Miss n. Ait, Harold Burke, MISS
Emma Johnson Mrs. J. o. Spencer. Charles 5a-
burg sr.. NJ Wiiiets, afrs. Burton Glidden Mr.
and Mrs James McCrosein. Miss Hattie L.
Rowan, Miss Anna r Ganst and Miss May r.
Grinder.
Strouhsburg Penn. Aug. 2a.-The annual fair
Of the Monroe County Agricultural Society prom
ises 10 be Of the big attractions of the au-
tuElu season for resort visitors. Ia addition TO
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September and October
Deliahtful Months at
the SeaShOre.

long Branch. y. j.. Aug. 2-L~one BlaheA IL
siIll lively The summer cottagers- vino are sue
life and backbone of the resort, viii remain unIll
October is spent Many OF the cottasers ~lii dt-
mart Inv the middle of September. but the bulk
of those who their own homes and VINO usu-
ally spend six months in the year at tie sea
shore Will be found enjoying life here for some
time after September is ushered IN september
and October are two of the most delightful months
here II used 10 be the fashion TO move down On
June and return September l5 Now many OF
the summer folks come in May and remain until
Thanksgiving
T,t ,,aol, closing has been one OF variety. start
ing with a wedding at South Elberon and ending
with a society circus to-day, with TWO Gays
storm and a.: Elks parade sandwiched in
The dedication Of the Elks' home drew thou
sands os visitors TO the shore yesterday many OF
,7boro viii remain Sunday The parace a
feature OF the occasion. proved TO be most IN
1erestins Governor Fort Niil be here next lhurs-
dav when campai aigning for Governor last IAN
Judge Fort promised 1l-at IL elected he Woula
undertake to accomplish TWO improvements 10Y
che shore rcsorts-an extension Of the waterways
and an improved boulevard along the coast Last
,,inter = hu was passed making an appropriation
Cor extending Jersey waterways At next lhnis-
DAYS meeting here the Governor WI uiseuSa 'he
building of ocean bouleTafo
I onY R-anch is the first resort TO improve lts
ocean front boulevard. and if the Governor paiis
are carried out and il l. generally oeile'eu iHf
1bev Will be- The present roadway will not De
5istrrl,ed Ii is the Cove. noTs lntennon 10 Noii
,,ect fh- chain CT resorts along the Jersey coa9t
,,.i1,, one ti.ee wide boulevard. extending hOiH
Atlantic Highlands o Cape MAY The conference
,.,hi,, yir bring together many prominent New
Sol f,u.in..s rlen with country homes here- "'''
A.. a, "a al ilp Nest End Cottage hlllianh t. L.
st.,lso of Mex York. who has country NOME %"
.tlansi, avenue is of the prime movers
a. louai trk,i,eon the state road inspector Is III
4,,,,. q an. project will be Fl the mee'ns'
,,j,jc, VIII b., followed by a banquet -A' tiie
,. t,s .. i,. sl4q1 rounding resorts nave 'Seii i'i
al;c,i l, tn, conference. -,
i-nl rtal3rstions were made to-daE lor u
,,ni,,, of the I.ang Branch Fair at ElkWooo fafh IN
-, "a, ,isp the attractions Will lhctuce hiatis
,,z,e Il * among Mi.icn viii he a continuous Na"e
,5ll. performance. running and troft-hE ta'FS
a n ,,sai, azeen-lons. race between "S'iiCt,
:, an ? 81 an exhibit of farm pToducts' ea','e'
a. al rca:a.es w-il be school e6iidfc' u'H
,n N.,.sa.. Road Drivers Association 8A< ",'
rrn,,tas.- a,r. = special race between 'reorSc W
and N.a,cr i,,-inar "Wednesday Inc Su'''
fltS are greatly interested i'm the initial eAi.r @
,,,n tliv-.toc l'alh * already n tented o't. IN
,,,,dstan6 has 10. en enlarged and every eioi' i
- ,,a.i, f, please th. Visitors
- IL .,aiI ereats next week VIII u" w W
s.. 80. :l.. ,.arap.onsh1p cups IN the tioi'A N''0
,.,s There NIB bn tlIf~' u"I'hiCs'
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
r. Il. TOICnsend Winner an Tennis
TOurnament-CO Dance.

RichfeId Springs, y. Y. Aug 2s.'rhe CHIEF feat
OF the among the Oung people was the
termination of the tennis tournament on the Spring
Park courts. The victor Robert Taller Town.
send who with his mother. Mrs Onativia Town
send is the guest OF Robert w Taller at Bella
Vista In the doubles Mr.. Townsend and Marshall
(. Kinns Albert A Getrnan and Harold
ConkIin In the mixed doubles Mr.. Townsend and
Miss Virginia Swift defeated Miss Louise Dooltts
and Albert Gatman
costume dance at the Cary cottages On Mon
day evening was greatly enjoyed by the young
people. Among the dancers we're Miss Wood. Miss
Gertrude Wood, Miss Gladys Power. Miss Lulu
Livingston. Miss Margaret Jackson. Miss Billings.
Miss Gretchen Rolf, Miss Edith Jewell. Miss
Townsend Miss Malone and Miss Emily Hing
worth The men were the Messrs. Jackson. David
Davidson Richard Ellis. Walker Ellis. William
schwab. Richard E Cary. Taller Townsend. Albert
CIetnan and Harper Swift
Mrs Oliver Drake-Snlith entertained at iuncneon
at the Country Club Tuesday, her guests belnE
Mrs Ackley. T. Tuller. Mrs. Niles D. Jewell and
Mrs Katherine a. Conkn- Bridge followed. and
the prize was by Mrs Jewell
Notable among the Darlington guests are Charles
Z FairchiId ex-Secretary of the Treasury OF New
York who IS here with Mrs Fairehild for stay
of some time. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert SAKE. OF
New York
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AT POCONO AND THE DELAWARE WATER GAP
Highly Successful Tennis
Season Brought to a
Close.

Mount Pocono. Penn, Aug 2s--The tennis tour
nament at the Montanesca, which was begun last
week was completed this week. Mr. Moore wor
the mems singles after hard uphill fight against
Mr. Burton Mrs Chittenden the women's
singles Miss Groome and Mrs. Peale won the
doubles Mr. Moore and Miss Mendels the mixed
doubles and MI. Moore and Mr.. Burton the mems
doubles
Darwin p. Kingsley, president OF the New York
Life. has arrived at the Mcntanesca with his fam
Sly. where they have engaged suites for the re-
xaainder of August and the autumn. Other New
York arrivals were Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Seer. Mrs
II r. Whitehead Miss Ida Baker, Dr. and Mrs.
Chittenden, Mrs. j. F. Preston. Mrs. E. A Muir
ray Miss May NJ Smith, w. II. Henderson, Mrs.
C @. Race Miss Irrna o. Tielenius, Miss Laura
f. A. Wagner. Miss Elsa NJ. Tielenus. II. w.
Collins Samuel Schumacher. O. Herbbolo, Mr.. and
Mrs e. Paladini. John High. A. p. Coburn, Charles
F. weibusch, Miss Alice Drake, ". Stout and
Mrs. Charles Hall.
The New York arrivals at the Pocono Mountain
House are Il L. Brazeau, c. II. Pearson, r. II.
Rogers. John 3. Wright, Milton j. Darrow, Charles
A. Weeks, n. c. Rooney, Mrs NJ. Gearty, Miss X
Gearfy. Miss Josephine Gearty and c. Williams.
Among the arrivals at the Mount Pleasant are
Mr.. and Mrs F. n. Bidrell, OF Passaic: Mr.. and
Mrs w c. BELLS. OF Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs j.
C. Schcrmcrborn, Mr. and Mrs. l. j. Motor. A
W. Warner, Mrs j. A. MacEnfie Miss Elaise Mac
Entie. H. Correll Robert K Milligsn Miss Perry,
Miss NJ. Adele Perry. Miss Anna Bates and Mrs.
6. J. Fullerton, OF New York.
New Workers. at the Beinon. are Miss Mae Suili-
van. Miss r. Sullivan. Mrs. Emma Dercks, Miss
Estela Dercks Mr. and Mrs. william Z. Brown
n 8. Thompson, Mrs J. Marty. Edward 8. TODD.
vim Mrs F. Adams. Miss Kathryn A. Mullen,
3cbert r. Ttghe and ]. Walter King
The ontwood is entertaining Mr. and Mrs Alex-
anoer AcKinny, Mr. and Mrs w r. Wild Mr. and
AIRS. Frank McNsnec. Mr.. g. D. Scott y r..
6eve,ns and G. ". Bennett, OF New York
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the usual fakes and realities. there will be a
gymkhana. in which automobiles will be entered
The Friday evening dances at the Prospect are
ber Of both sexes at the hotel at this time. The
winners of the Prospect euchre held on Wednes-
day evening Mrs. C. w. Webb, Mrs. Charles
Dearr. Mrs. c. w. Howell and Mrs. Charles Raab.
A progressive bridge party, progressive eu-
chre q straw ride and lawn fete kept the visit
ors at the Highland Dell busy Miss Julia Dal-
ton. Mrs. E. NJ. Underwood. Miss Dwyer, Louis
NJ Filter Joseph BoyIan and Mrs. L. Koven car
ried away the prizes at the Maplehurst euchre
this week.
Mir and Mrs. NJ. Barnett, of New York City are
among the August arrivals at the Prospect
House
Mrs. S r. String and Miss c. d. String, of Port
Chester, are at the Mapehurst.
r. II. Fancher. Mrs. George A. Studwell. Miss
Laura V. Henderson and Miss Mary c. Clark OF
land Inn
Mrs q. w. Spencer, Il. B. Pomeroy. Mrs. E.
Turnival John e. Lane, Robert P. Barnes and D.
Strineer, OF New York City. arc registered at
the Penllyn.
Recent arrivals at Berwick Inn are Thomas +.
Phillips, A. Reardon, X. O'Brien, Miss Mertha A.
Detlcf Miss Katherine r. Korn Miss Alice Nc
keon. Miss Anna McKeon. Miss Sue McNeon, r.
H. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ewald and Mr.,
and Mrs. +. DIETRICH. of Brooklyn; Miss Eleanor
Rahe and Miss Sophie Rahe, of Hoboken, and
Mrs j. z Lawrence. Miss Bertha Lawrence
Charles H. White and F. Shannon. OF New York
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usual breadth of Leam and he able TO cross thc
bars here ut low tide. The temporary wharf VIII
he at t;ardners BASIN 1t is estimated that II VIII
take seven or eight hours to make the trip from
New York by steamer.
DIR. and Mrs s n. Leo. Of New York City. are
the Windsor
Mr. and Mrs l.. {. Langie. of Rochester. are at
the Windsor.
W r. Rorman of New York. is at the Cont-
mental
Dr. !. Grashaw. Of New York, and Dr. j. y.
Myer of Baltimore. are the Rudolf
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Rockwell. of New York city.
are at the Marlborough Blenheim
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver. of New York. are
at the Albemarle
Miss Elizabeth Castleberg. OF New York, is a
visitor 4 the Ostend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leavering. of New York City, are
among the arrivals at the Princess
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison, of New York, are
the Rudolf.
Among the New Workers seen on the Boardwalk
are Arthur Sutclire. Percy Sutcliffe. Donald Moore
and Gerald Moore.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
OCEAN GROVES CAMP MEETING

Several hundred ministers and thousands of lay
men took part last evening in the sacrament of
the LORDS Supper the Ocean Grove Auditorium,
which marked the opening Of the annual camp
meeting Thousands of Methodsts from all parts
of the world arrived this week to take part IN
the religious campaign. which will continue daily
until Monday morning September = Bishop Luther
r. Wilson, of Philadelphia, chairman Of the deVo-
tiona committee of the camp meeting associa-
ton VIII have charge Of the services, held daily in
the Auditorium Well known cvangelists of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will assist the devo-
tiona committee in managing the side meetings
in the Temple Tabernacle and chapel. The initial
service of the day begins at sunrise in the Audito-
rum and is conducted by the Rev DR.. A. E Bal
lard vice president of the association. There VIII
be morning and evening sermons in the Auditorium
daily by preachers of the various Protestant de-
nominations. Commander Maud Ballington Booth.
of the Volunteers of America. will preach to-mor-
row evening. The annual love feast Will be held
Sunday morning. September 8. with Bishop wilson
ms the leader Last summer over twelve thousand
persons enjoyed this novel religious service
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
DEAL BEACH CASINO
A Successful Experiment in Mu-
niciipal Ozvnership-Pays Profit.

As an experiment in municipal ownership. the
borough of Deal Beach. n. j.. claims a record Of
remarkable success, being $4,000 to the good
Tar this season on investment of s125.0oo. Fred
er;ck GerISen. chairman of the Casino committees
on building and government. makes the official
statement He says
"It REQUIRED four year. Of hard effort. a. nv
own expense to convince the III voters of ths
borough that true interest lay in the erection
on the ocean front of the finest and most imposing
casino Time and again the scheme was voted
down At last the Casino rooters got clear
jority and the scheme promptly put through.
The borough voted a bond issue of S125-000 at 41s
per cent interest out of which purchased the
waterfront 10OOx4O0 feet. On ABOUT one-half n
this land we erected the present imposing white
Casino with it's breakwaters inclosing the 25-fooe
deep surf bathing front the salt water pool in the
rear the tennis courts and the ample lawns for the
motor cars and vehicles to stand on when empty
Around the salt water pool $50 bath houses OF
which fifty are double suits. The seasons income
from, the bath houses was 5000: from the s5
membership tickets. $4,000 and from the
cent admission tickets from $500 to $500 on each
Saturday and Sunday. Our expenses s9.000
of which the orchestra receives $4,000
Now note the result to the property of the bor-
ouch Lots which three years ago sold for $780,
now bring So. 600 For piece OF property which
was bought for $4,000, to-day there is standing
offer of $4,000 The state has never questioned
the borough's right to construct municipal enter
prise. Should it successfully 60 SO. have a
company Incorporated. ready take the Casino
and reimburse the borough and which will be
mighty glad to get investment paying such an
enormous profit. AS it is. the profits turned
into the general fund of the borough for the gen.
eraI improvement OF streets. etc. for whatever
needs il has. 1t goes without saying that the bonds
will be rapidly retired
Associated with MIR. Gerken on the governing
committee are Charles Berheimer Charles Fritz and
the Mayor William Hogencamp
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fSBy7Rs PARK.
Terp;7,al ErcRfs- Ocean GroTc
Camp Meeting-Deal Beach Circus

,st,r,- Park y. J.. Aug. 2@.-taralNai N'eN a.
-,r,.,ea = fnuftitude 10 AshuTy Park desp'fe INC
=, -. sanal,la yeaffer sf "Wednesday ana ihuiN-
aa,. The violent nor'easicr caused PoStpoi''"'"
at .i,e eonr4 bali scheduled for "Wednesday even
,,,e aud il was l..ld Tonight in the arnphiteap" "
she beach front. Tie queen MISS Norm" '"''
4Iornlergcr of Pittsburs- appeared AZ INC i"'i'
,ic,, i'm a gorgeous court costume OF hfaNE "i'''
satin made in empire style. She was accom-
,,anjed l,v hef lady in waiting. MISS Marsare'
Garden Of this city: her maids OF homer SIX III
number and the lord high chamberlain kir-
mess arranged 10y John II. Richards. Of New
York CITY preceded the bali. At its close fhe
s1oor WAS cleared and tho hall Was thrown open
10 the audience. dancing continuing until mid
might
The closing carnival event. the masquerade
Tete viii take place next Monday evening The
committee in charge ". ". Rowan and Dr- II c
Miar counting having twenty five thou
sand nlaskers in the procession. which ~il form
sn Grand avenue and traverse the hotel district
and the ocean front, disbanding at the amphi-
theatre. where Titania and her court will review
the fun makers. Benjamin Murphy. Jersey City's
ex-police chief, Will act grand marshal of the
parade. Prizes will he offered for the most elab-
crate costume. the most novel makeup, and to
the secret society and hotel having the largest
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,,erresentation in the procession. Last year ever
,wenty thousand maskers took part in the n"vel
fate.
The annual BAH parade held this after
noon If having been postponed from yesterday.
As usual it WAS spectacular success. enjoyed
by the six hundred paraders and 100000 specta-
tors from all parts of the country. The unique
parade is described in detail in another section of
The Tribune
A flower carnival was given this evening at the
Hotel Columbia 1t arranged and managed
bv & II Rivers ir.. New York City. and over
one hundred children took part II opened with the
rainbow scarf dance by twenty girls. with Miss
Dorothy Thompson I'm the solo part. Then followed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
LAKE CH4MPL1N.
Sepfember To BE as Lirely as III
.gusf-Budgc and Golf.

Hotel Chanplain " V. Aug 29-This last week
of August has been the gayest of gay season
and Judging by the large number of room reserva-
tons made for next month and the tournaments
and indoor parties that are being arranged. sep
tenber will not be far behind August.
Golf interest is centrns just now in the tourrla-
ment for the presidents cup put up by & H.
Booth president of the Hotel Champlain Golf cup
for which the first round is being played to-day
Among those contesting d. o. Wickhsm A.
Idcbtenbein C. E Johnson J. B. Ecob. F. ClOugh
G. w Baker e L. Holloway. E s Marston. Rus
sell Marston. A. c. Morris. Frederick r. Morrli'
e. D. 6irisvoId. F. S. Kellogg and e > heIosS-
The cup must be for two successive seasons
to be held Last year the cup was won by l. IT.
Conway. of New York and Piattsours' "ilo WIZ
also play for it this year.
Alan Ijchtenhein and e. S kellogg tied in a gor
match played This week against Colonei bosIe'
and il was not until two matches were plaJeu "
them that their scores were changed ana WI nv
Iosg won A. Lichtenhein won a cup put UP OH
Monday by c. W. Baker
NJ T. Du,eka Of New York gave clock golf
match this week for than thirty Of her women
friends Miss Mary Treadway. of CIevelaha' anu
Miss T. Ijchtenhein of New Rochelle. carried on
the prizes silver and a silver purse <N'
the match tea was served at the clubhouse
The bows OF whom there is a large NUMBER Hei
between the ages of seven and fourteen hau t"'
chance to play golf this week for prizes put UP py
Mrs L. FL Treadway and Mr.. and MIS- j. L
Bowden The prizes given by Mrs Ireau"aS 49,,
won by Whitney Bowden. Ted IreauWas e.
Fred" spiegeIberg. and these offered by MI anu
Mrs Bowden were given TO Fred spiese'Oe''
and sunny Baker. ,
The weekly baseball game on Monday ai'e'i
was between a team composed of hotel patrons ann
the Catholic Summer School nine. anu FeSU''e
a victory for the former -
Drives and horseback rides TO Au saole N"''"'
Cumberland Head. are popular.
Bridge and hearts parties have oeen sNei Tns
w every evening and afternoon this Wees ~,
- Me- a. w Baker whose guests piayeu
hearts until 1t3o when supper was served
prizes az this party won by Miss hdna Nrrx
TON Mrs. C. F. Johnson. Miss Hoiio"ss, TT.
Kidd. Russell Marston, j. f. Bo"oeh' W.
rell and D. o. wicirham
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
S4R4TOG4 SPRINGS.
Governor Hughes Drazcs Tisitors to
COuntY Fair-1 Late Season.

Saratoga Springs. y. " Aug. 29.-Ths last week
in August has given n fair forecast of September.
and so perfect has been the imitation that autumn
seemed actually to have arrived. Conditions have
been ideal for all outdoor sports. long automobile
trips and walks and drives among the gorgeous
parks and avenues. The evenings have been spent
indoors cards. music and dancing.
The County Fair was a great attraction on
Wednesday. especially as Governor Hughes
present. Village officials. with ex-senator Edgar
T. Bracket. went to the county seat by automo-
bile, where they Joined the county officials in
ceivlng the State Executive.
An interesting and profitable meeting of physi-
clans and spring owners recently held in the
Levengston Bathhouse to discuss the develop
ment Of this village along the lines Of German
spas. The owners OF mineral baths expressed
themselves as willing to work with the physicians
along whatever lines should be recommended
Several large houses have expressed the inten-
tion OF remaining open until October l. Among
them the United States Hotel the Huestis
House. the Everett House and the Carlsbad.
There Will be conventions In September-the Re-
publcans on the 18th and the Daughters OF Liberty
of the state, on the ith.
An unusual honor was paid a Saratoga cot
tage this week. Lord Bandon OF Ireland hearing
of the quaint Inn.scarra House. which is the home
of Chauncey Olcott. sent representative here
with two photographers. who took over one nun
dred pictures OF the interior and exterior OF the
place. so that Lord Bandon may produce fac
simie of this Irish cottage on the snores OF Lake
Killarney Ireland.
delightful musical was given for the patients
OF Dr. Strong's sanatorium at the home OF Dr.
and Mrs. S. E. Strong. in Circular street
A reception given by Miss Cramer. of Troy, a.
her summer home. in North broadway, was a
recent social diversion. Miss Cramer was assist
cd by Mrs. D. v. r. Johnston, OF Albany; Mrs
Chauncey Olcott. Mrs. Leo F. Adt, Mrs. Thomas
Crocker and Miss Easton.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-30

q rainbow dance and rosebud minuet by daintily
govned naidens Those taking part included
Miss Ethel Jones. Miss L. Baker. Miss Annette
Martin Miss Julia Strang. Miss Mabel J., Briner.
Miss l.. A. Weber Miss Helen Walsh. Miss Nc
Godrick Miss a Washhurn. Miss j. Ryan ana
Miss NJ Capstick.
The cotillon at tho Hotel Brunswick this even
ing was a brilliant affair. Those who danced in
cluded the Misses Maud Gray. Elizabeth Mohn,
Grace Cramer. Marie VI. Lee Anna Nj Clare, Mar
zaret Daily. Lila NJ kim. Flossie Sherwood
Eleanor Sherwood Dorothy Sherwood, Mabel Gar
ret Mary O'Hara. Ella OIfara. Florence Wilde,
Moie Smith. Lottie Elroy. Florence Morris. Belle
MulIin Lulu Goodwin, Alice Nicholas, George