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BELMAR.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


BELMAR, N. j., July % 1903.
"HE social diversion of the week at
the Colorado was the big charity
whist. There were forty-two
tables.
A concert was given at the Neptune
Wednesday night.
There has been in progress at the
Hotei Columbia a Switchboard contest,
which has been arousing considerable in
terest among onlookers, as we'll as partic-
lpants. The first of the week saw a de-
ciding game in a series OF twelve. and
the prize money, which was contributed
equally by each side, and amounted to
about $500, was awarded to contestants
making the highest scores.
Mrs. s. W. Hassell. a guest at Belmar
Inn, appeared in concert at that hotel
Wednesday night
Late Washington arrivals at the Column
bia are Mr. and Mrs Theodore Jackson,
MISS Florence Jackson, b. n Stoughton.
Miss Elsie Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Borden, Miss Ruth Ritter, David
5. browne, II. l.. Goodwin and d. l..
Parsons
registered at the Buena Vista are Mr..
ana Mrs. Floyd Campbell Mr. and Mrs.
r. D karson l.. McClose, NJ r. Stratton.
MISS Weinberg and Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Weinberg of Washington
stopping at the Belmar Inn. where thew
VIII remain Tor an extended stay, are
MISS n. r. Wood, Miss Helen Goblin. Mr..
ana mrs. Henry l.. Cook and Hugh Nor
ton Of Washington.
Guests at the Neptune include Mr.. and
MIS-. Lutner t'urness, Miss Marguerite
FurneSs. ii. Schwartz, NJ N Crime and
H. L. InomaS OF Washington
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LONG BRANCH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. July IS. 1908.
- VERIFYING Is being gotten into
T. readiness at Long Branch for the
great horse show. the social event
Of the coast, which Is scheduled to begin
the middle of next week and will wind UP
in blaze OF glory with the horse show
ball at the Hollywood Hotel Saturday
night next. Another social function.
never before given In connection with the
ball. Will be an elaborate dance for horse
show patrons at the Deal Casino. the new
society center on this shore. It will be
an invitation affair exclusively. but az
1900 invitations have already been print
ed, they are not likely to stand at
premium.
To entertain children of the cottages
hereabouts Mrs. E. ]. Hendee is going to
give a monster garden party Monday
afternoon on the bluff overlooking the
ocean. in front of the West End cottages.
An attractive program Of childrens
games has been announced and Is almost
the sole topic of conversation among the
little people in the vicinity OF the hotel.
A whist party at the Scarboro Tuesday
evening entertained about sixty people.
A Merry Widow dance at the Takan-
asee Thursday night entertained lot OF
young women at the hotel who happened
to possess Merry Widow hats of requisite
widths. No one was allowed on the
floor with hat measuring under twenty
eight inches.
The Hollywood Hotel management
Wednesday night gave Japanese gar
den party. One of its features was a
Japanese mock wedding This took
place on platform out under the trees
among the tables where people were din
ing.
Late arrivals at the Takannassee in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloom, Miss
Bloom, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X. Kesner OF
Washington.
Stopping at the Panacci are Miss He'd
wig Lister, Miss Casner Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Gutheridge, Miss E. r. Francis.
Louis S. Durham and George Z. Rustler
of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams, Miss
Esther Williams, Miss Ellen CASTOR Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gardener, Miss HUT
and L. S. Stein Of Washington are also
registered here
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ASBURY PARK.
special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, N. J.. July o. 1903
"HE seven children Of City Council
man and Mrs. James A. Carton, all
under eight years of age. were
marshaled In the baby parade ranks this
week. About 800 children have thus far
been received. and President Barnard of
the carnival commission is decidedly
pleased with the record that is being made
this year.
The first Of the six maids of honor who
will attend Queen Titania during carnival
week next month has been chosen in Miss
Margaret Virginia Gordon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Gordon. Miss
Gordon's selection was announced the
middle of the week, and also the fact that
the committee had fixed upon another
young woman for the same honor. but
the latter's name has not yet been made
public.
Late Washington arrivals at the MARI
borough include L. ]. Naramore and
Fred ]. Kean.
Mrs e. NJ. OConnor Of Washington is
registered at the Hotel Brunswick for an
indefinite stay.
The Victoria is entertaining John A
Leggett and H. B. Yost of Washington.
D. w. Smith Of Washington Is a late ar
rival at the Surf House. where he expects
to remain for several weeks.
Among the Washington contingent at
the Buckingham are Mrs. ]. 8. Stearns.
John l.. Stearns, William p. Stearns and
Miss Elsie M. Stearns, who have taken
apartments during the remainder of July
and a part OF August
W. II. Grange of Washington is spend
ing his vacation at the Grand Central.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Bradley of Washington
are enjoying the ocean breezes at the
Hotel Columbia. in North Asbury.
G. P Boyce of Washington is also a
guest at the Victoria.
The Hotel burlington Is entertaining
among its summer visitors Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. PAUL. Of Washington, who are at
this resort for an extended period.
Miss NJ. E. Kehoe of Washington is
registered at the Lafayette.
The Hotel Marlborough is entertaining,
among other Washingtonians, F. j. Dean
and l.. l. Naramore who have lately ar
rived in town.
Stopping at the Albemarle is ]. c. Coren-
haur of Washington.
The Moss Side villa is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert D. Leasing. Miss Maud
Leasing and James Abel OF Washington.
Stopping at the Asbury Inn. in North
Asbury. are Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Meeks.
Miss Slaughter and F. Fl. Louder of
WASHINGTON.
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BEDFORD SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md, July % 1908.
~ EDFORD SPRINGS at the present
n time is very gay. with the prospect
of interest increasing during the
month of August. The tennis courts re-
ceive much attention. and there is great
interest in the coming championship
match.
Riding parties are popular and the
swimming pool is one of the diversions
of the visitor. The pool is said to be
one Of the finest in the United States. It
is lined with enamel brick, made at Mount
Savage Md.
The building of the state road through
Bedford has brought scores Of automo-
bile parties to the springs. Toward the
weeks end as many as half dozen auto
mobiles from Cumberland can be seen at
the spring.
Among the arrivals this week are
From Baltimore-Walter Garland, Con-
way w. Sans, Miss Mary A. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Dillinger, Miss
Beatrice Dillinger. Mrs. Ben Schleisner,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gordon. Miss. Gordon,
John w. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs B. LertZ.
Misses Emma and Bertha LertZ, Miss r.
Witsonberg, Robert r. Garland.
From Washington, d. C.-Thomas Hair.
rison, Miss V. Harrison Miss G. A. Os-
sire. Miss l. E. Ossire, Miss Ella S. Mus
sey
From Cumberland. Md.-David P. Miller.
F. Edgerton Powell, George r. w. Wheel.
er, Mrs. w. II. SmOuse.
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CAPE MAY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CAPE MAY. n. j.. July q. 1908.
THIS resort is within but one week OF
midsummer but the number OF
visitors here is equal TO any past
midseason crowd
Washington has large number Of rep
resentatives here. as we'll as other Sec
tions OF the middle and southern states.
The social life is at high tension. and
there are numerous events Transporting
each day to take UP the time and atten-
ton OF those who came here for pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson have joined
the washington colony at the Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hutchinson. Miss
NJ. b: Hutchinson. George A. Hutchinson
and Mrs Annie c. Hutchinson make up
party of Washingtonians who are So
journing at ne Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Holland have
joined the Washington colony at the
Stockton for the summer.
Mrs B. w. Guy and son Carlin Guy OF
Washington came to the Stockton this
week for a summer outing.
Walter II. Thompson of Washington is
sojourning at the Glenwood.
K. Livingstone Cornelias chief clerk to
the sergeant at arms OF the United States
Senate. accompanied by Mrs. Cornelias. Is
enjoying his vacation at the Star Villa.
A NJ. Travers. chief clerk to the third
assistant postmaster general. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred f. Horner and Mrs.
George w. Horner Of Washington are To-
Gated at the Stockton.
Mrs. j. 7. Byrne of Washington has
apartments at the Hotel Cape May
Charles and II. b. Cummings are among
Neutrality-suspicious. at the Hotel LAFAYETTE
Mrs. s. w. Morgan OF Washington is
guest at the Stockton
John Colt of Washington is a guest at
the Star Villa.
Mr. and Mrs Walter T. Austin and
their three children have joined the
Washington contingency at the Colonial
Hotel, to remain throughout the rest Of
the season.
Admiral and Mrs. r. c. Hollyday Of
Washington are guests at the Baltimore
Inn, accompanied by friends.
Julian S. Carr. jr.. of Durham. y. c.. Is
a guest at the Virginia. Mr.. Carr is a
son of ex-Gov. Julian Carr Of North Caro-
lima. The governor and Mrs. Carr will
join their son and remain here during the
month of August
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick are
among Westinghouse sojourning at the
Hotel Lafayette.
Charles Edison has Joined Washington
friends at the Lafayette
Mrs. +. SwayZe and r. c. Swayze have
joined the Washington colony at the
Stockton for a fortnight
Judge George Gray of the United s. ates
district court. formerly United States
senator from Delaware and one of the
Paris peace commissioners. Is enjoying a
weeks visit here and Is daily seen on the
links.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd P Adams of Wash
ington arrived at the Lafayette this week
to remain until August.
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SEA GIRT.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
SEA GRIT, N. j., July 25, 1908.
JUVENILES at the fremont were en-
tertained with donkey party We'd
nesday afternoon.
Summer resort life at Sea Girt is quite
distinct from the military life of the
camp. as. indeed, it Is from that of
other resorts in adjacent territory The
three hotels at Sea Girt cater to people
who want to be quiet and remain where
there is nothing but the sea, sand
dunes and pine groves to attract at
tention.
Late arrivals from Washington at the
fremont are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Truman. Miss Aida Truman. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton c. Corbin. Miss Alice Much
more, Henry c. Barton, j. L. Muncher,
Miss Schmidt, Miss Barbara FitZhugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hinchley and Miss
Della Anderson.
Parker House arrivals include Miss
Dorothy Andrews, Miss Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Allen, b. NJ. Kennedy r.
L. Switzerland, Mr.. and Mrs p. S.
Shorn. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kilson.
Charles Runkle and Miss Edwina
Laugherty of Washington.
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AT THE OLD WHITE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The star
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, July %. 1903
THE season is now on in earnest and
the guests at the Old White are
l. enjoying fine weather. Every in
coming train adds It's quota to the num-
Der arriving daily in order to take part
in the Homecoming and the many grand
affairs arranged for Its proper celebra-
ton.
After ALL the charm Of the Old White
is the certainty one has OF each year
meeting many of the same people. and
one season here gives one the feeling of
homecoming, which has endeared the
place to so many generations. One still
| meets here the best In the social life of
the south.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ross Perry are occupy
ing their old cottage in Florida row and
entertaining host of friends. as usual.
Mrs. Sanford Kellogg of Washington is
also here.
Mrs Julian S. Ogden arrived from
Washington this week.
A kinswoman of the wife OF the repub-
lican vice presidential nominee here is
Mrs. Wells. wife Of DIR. Walter Wells of
Washington. Mrs. Wells is a daughter of
Judge Gibson OF Tennessee.
Year after year the hunting set of New
York and Boston assemble at Morven
| Park for the annual meet. some of the
guests riding to hounds. while others fol-
| low the gay cavalcade in carriages and
| meet them at luncheon.
| Miss Fendall of Washington city. an
| interesting and charming girl is chaper-
oned at White Sulphur by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Westmoreland Davis Of Leesburg. Va
| Chief Of Staff Bell and Mrs Bell of
| Washington are expected here August l.
| Gen. Alshire, the Quartermaster general
| from Washington. recently promoted to
that position, Is guest at the Springs.
| Inspector General E. A. Darlington Ia
| making the annual inspection OF the West
Point Academy and will join his family
here next month.
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OCEAN CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star


OCEAN CITY, July "a 1903
Asst week marked the onen;r. - ~
midsummer season at Ocean l,,,,.
Md. The second nroeress;,,o ~, ~
OF the season. held at the Atlantic Ho,a,
was .'ei q greater success than the first.
Inc ladies' prizes were won by Mrs DR.
Lutscher, Miss Nondas wi,,o,.bhy ana
Mrs Milholland. Messrs Stayton Gaoraa
BraXier and Lee Purnell won the f;rst
second and third gentlemen's prizes re,
spectively. i~eS' ie
Plenty has been going on. including IN
Vulnerable fishing. sailing and hn,s,,i III
parties. While cards and dancing as
usual. hold the palm. Friday evening an
entertainment was given for the benefif
OF lhe episcopal church in the Pimhim-
mon Casino, at which the prettiest voung
Casino. at which the prettiest Young
ladies' on the beach acted as ushers and
sold caramels. Quite sum was realized
me following are registered from
Plimhimmon Hotel-AIrs. Muaford Holm
P. Clipper. Howard Moran and wife
Louise Robinson.
Hamilton Hotel-Charles Doran. w.
Lindgreen and wife, Miss Stewart.
Colonial-Miss Sallie Phillips
BreakerS-H. e. Waters, f. D. Webb.
Col EdWar ds, Mrs. Edwards, George Ed
wards. Helen Edwards
IarryaWhile-B G. Webb. H. L. Row.
Wetipquin Ha4-Mr. and Mrs Hall,
Mrs. T. Ward.
Mt. Pleasant HOTEL. II. Sullivan and
wife.
Nordica-William j. Morrow and wife,
F. E. Benter and wife.
Atlantic Hotel-Fred Bergent and wife,
Lewis W. Hast. Mrs. Langley, Mrs. Cur
ran, Belle Wagaman. H. Charles Hallam.
j. c. Gurley. John LIE Ward.
Mt. Vernon Hetel--James, A. Spencer,
Frances Spencer. b. s. Moore, Ethel NJ
Austin, II. w. Phillips. CORTLAND b.
Gales. G. B. Gawthrop w. B. Buckner,
II. Dennis. w. w. White.
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SPRING LAKE.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


SPRING LAKE. n. j., July %, 1907.
nEGlNN1NG August and continuing
throughout the week the annual
Spring Lake tennis tournament will
be held at the Casino. This is a sport
ing event Of some Importance. being one
that is watched with interest by tennis
players ~ along the coast and partici-
pated In by great many of them. At a
meeting of the club managers this week
the purchase Of a handsome loving cup as
nrst prize for mems singles was decided
upon. The trophy will be known as the
casino challenge cup. and will be pur-
chased with subscriptions made by mem
bers Of the society The cup will for one
year become the property Of the winner.
but must be held subject to award to the
winner of next years tournament. who In
turn will hold 1t only until won again,
But If won three times by the same Der
son the trophy Will become his absolute
property for all time
Mr. John V. Bacot. Spring Lake cot
tager near the Wfburton and a party OF
friends from that hotel. went to Barne-
gat bay for days fishing Tuesday and
brought back with them 100 weakfsh.
Mr.. James II. McGraw, who is touring
in an automobile, arrived at the Wilbur
ton, where he Is going to spend a month
"Wednesday. He has been entertaining a
number of friends here by taking them
out on short trips to adjacent points of
interest.
Young people from Hotel Allaire wen,
for a grabbing party on the Manasquan
river yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. De Valin Of Washing
ton are late arrivals at the Wilburton-by-
the-Sea, where they will remain for the
balance of the season.
Late arrivals at the Breakers include
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. S. Andrews Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip L. Satturnham. Miss Gertrude
Sherwood, Miss Alice johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Bunting. Miss Butler, Mr.
and Mrs. Antrim and Miss Shafto OF
Washington.
Located at the Essex and Sussex are
Miss Amanda Crates Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Bates, Miss Amber. Mr.. and Mrs
John Kunard, Miss Helen Bartlett, John
L. Hammersmith and Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs
of Washington.
The New Monmouth is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Hart and Miss Alice IIar,
of Washington.
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OCEAN GROVE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star

Special Correspondence of The Star
OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. July %. 1905.
20 many amusements are on daily and
nightly just now that the resort is
getting the reputation of an educa-
tional center This week was a record
breaker in this respect. Gov. Fort of New
Jersey and Gov. Glenn of North Caro-
lima both lectured one evening, SO did
Booker T. Washington last night. THE
Rose Maiden" one Of the prettiest cam
tatas given here during the entire sum-
mer, is on for tonight. and Wednesday
night Madame Schumann-Heink and a
number of eminent artists gave q concert
Besides this. a lot of speakers of ma
tional reputation in the temperance world
have been on the board most all of each
day during the convention of the State
and National w. c. T. U.
By special government permission the
United States Marine Band will come
from Washington to give at the audito-
rum what is likely to be it's last public
concert. Just after the band was engaged
by Tall Esen Morgan Congress passed a
law prohibiting the band playing at any
but government affairs. But when it was
represented that the contract had been
made beforehand, and that season tickets
to- the auditorium had been sold upon the
representation that the band would ap-
pear, special permission covering this one
exception to the law was given.
Thousands OF little children will gather
tomorrow in the great auditorium. which
seats 10000 people, for observation of
children's Sunday. Because the day set
aside by most religious organizations for
children's Sunday comes before the sea-
son is really on here, the Camp Meeting
Association holds its celebration at this
latter date. Ocean Groves observation Of
the day Is unique. Parents are asked to
bring their youngsters dressed in white.
and. SO far as possible. to don the same
garb themselves. Especially 1t is effective
when the handkerchief salute is called
for. The Rev. s. Y. Pierce, d. d.. of New
York, who preached on children's Sunday
a year ago. will make tomorrow's ad-
dress, and the evening service will be
largely musical.
Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol Of Washington
D. c., is at the Majestic for a few days
stay. Bishop Bristol will go to South
Africa. to which field of church work he
has been assigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Woodward of Wash
ington are at the Langdon.
Mr.. Robert Braid of Washington is at
the Seaside.
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J. E. Miller. Miss C. E. Miller.
Hotel Ponce De Leon-Mrs. NJ. Kohner

J. E. Miller. Miss c. E. Miller.
Hotel Ponce De Leon-Mrs. NJ. KohneE
and two children.
Hotel Raleigh-H. S. sigmund, B. cohn.
Townsend. E. J. Connolly. Cecilia Ken
! nedy, c. T. Windle, E. H. Windle.
Hotel Roanoke-T. Eyroler. Philip Artz.
Hotel Rudolf-A. H. Strasburger, B.
Strasburger. 8. ]. Master and wife and
daughter.
Rio Grande HotelHM Lesser
Robbins-Miss X. Price, B. E. Croksey,
T. F.. Franklin.
Stevens Cottage-F King.
Seaside House-Mr. and Mrs. e. Breth-
Helen Oyster, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K.
Jenkins.
Hotel Strand-Mrs E. NJ Hart, P. Hart.
Hotel Sotherr-A. C. Rodrick, Mrs L.
]. Ward. Mrs. H. F. Ward.
Hotel st. Elmo-Mrs. l.. Fitzpatrick and
family. Emily Weiss.
Hotel St. Claire-Mrs. E. L. Beech.
Hotel Shoreham-Mrs. A. 8. Browne.
Mrs. r. l.. Adamson. Miss c. Adamson,
Miss J. Adamson. Miss H. Adamson.
Hotel Tracy-Mrs. NJ. E. Lawrence, L.
Walters. A. Walters. Mrs. Walters, Miss
Irene Walters.
Hotel Ten Eyck-Mrs. s. B. Craig. w.
w. Thorne. Charles Williams, Katharine
Williams, Mary Williams, E. Wood and
wife. E. w. Jeffries. Max L. Newton,
E. Dalzell. Mrs. ]. NJ Dalzell, A. W.
Hardness. J. F. Terry. w. W. Thorne,
Mary A. Love, E. McPurk. Electa S. Law
ton, Dennis Brown and wife, Mrs. Ella
Nance. Eugenia F. diversified.
Hotel Traymore-Walter Harrison.
Villa Nova-Mrs. Margaret f. NJ Grif-
fin. Mrs. Anna B. PERI
Vermont House,. J. Dare.
Hotel Wiltshire-Miss G. Parsons. Mrs.
l.. Loschan, Miss H. Block. Miss B.
Block, J. r. Doyle, E. S. Huhblank and
wife. Mrs. L. Lorekam, DR.. A. l.. Miller
and wife.
Washington Annex-Mr. and Mrs. KEEL
ly, Mrs. Browning, Mr.. Hickman, Mr..
Callahan.
Hotel Worthington-Dr. and Mrs. Mitch
ELL
Young's Hotel-Loren Johnson. J. w.
Thomester and wife, Mr.. Anderson L. j.
Meranil, George Lewis and wife. Miss H.
Mannheim. Miss Mary Mannheim r. II.
Stansell, E. r. Schmit, L. ]. Waramsare
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AVON-BY-THE-SEA,
special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA, n. j..
July 25. 1908.
" HE piazzas of the Avon Inn were
well filled Thursday with ladies
brought together by Miss Mary
Hardy Moore. a visitor at the hotel, to
sew for charity. All the. fancy work they
made during the day was sold there and
brought 1898. This is to be given a chill
dren's home. Another social affair for
charity was a concert at the Buckingham
that Melted about $50 for the Crippled
Children's Home of Avon.
Mrs I. E. Hayman gave pink tea at
the Inn Thursday.
Registered from Washington at the
Avon Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. James D.
Crandell. Miss Lucille Caldwell and the
Misses Anna Belle and Marie Stanley.
Miss Anne Randall, Mr.. and Mrs oscar
Ludworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton, Miss
-Ernestine Goodenough and Mr. and Mrs.
George Krantz Of Washington are among
the late arrivals at the Buckingham
Stopping at the Oxford are Mr.. and Mrs.
b. D. McClees. Miss Baird and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Horseford of Washington
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OERRMG HARsoR, 3HELTER 1sLA15p
New FRor1 The NORTH

Steele, Miss Alice Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Thomas. Miss Jennie D. Sloane,
Finley.
The Dunes is entertaining among it's
Washington visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McGregor, Miss Eleanor McGregor, Miss
Nan Hubbard. John Dalton. Miss Shoe
maker, Miss Fallows and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert n. Lawrence.
Registered at the Curlew and cottages
are Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Crowder. Miss
Ethel Simons. Miss Bertha Vetter, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. n. Miller, Miss r. ]. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cutler, Harry
Beamer, James CASTOR and William H.
Post of Washington.
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OAKLAND, ND.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
OAKLAND, Md, July o. 1903.
THE hotels and boarding houses in
Oakland. with one or two excep-
- tons. have not as many summer
guests as usual. Oakland. however, is In
no sense dependent upon summer bust
ness and does not therefore feel the hard
times so severely. Rev. Thomas ]. STAN
ton Of Baltimore, is visiting in Oakland.
Mr.. Howard Robinson of Baltimore 10
visiting his brother; DR.. John G. Robin
son. and sister, Mrs. NJ c. Hinebaugh, OF
Oakland. Mrs. George z. Smith and son
Richard of York are visiting here.
Among the Washingtonians visiting at
Oakland are the following: Mrs. Mary
Kennedy and daughter, Miss Elsie: the
Misses Lambert. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Stull and Mrs. H. A. Carter. who
will leave In few days for tour Of
Canada and the New England states. ac-
companied by her husband. I