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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-01-27
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Evening star., 1909-09-05
ON THE SAND AT ATLANTIC CITY.
BAR HARB0R.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BAR HARBOR, Me-. September 4. 1909.
Early September at Bar Harbor has
been but little behind August in number
and variety of events. The season has
remained at its height for fully a fort
night later than usual, and the passing
of horse show week, usually ending the
season, has seen the larger events con-
tinuing well into September. The events
of the week include the last concert at
the Building of Arts Saturday, golf
matches at kebo. for the Waldron Bates
Memorial cup, the Presidents cup. and
the last weekly handicap. which MADE
three exciting matches during the week.
and the ladies' championship tennis
singles at the Swimming Club. A host
of small dinners and lunches have served
to make the week gay one.
The exodus cityward is starting In
earnest, every bit of Pullman accommo-
dations and staterooms being booked
solid up to the last of the month. The
cottage colony will remain well into Oc-
tober although the cool weather of the
past few days has hastened the de-
parture. Among those who have closed
their cottages this week are Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Mitchell. 3D.; Jacob H.
Schiff and Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
taken five-year lease of Bagatelle. one
of the Pendleton cottages. Another long
lease is that of Archibald Barkle of
New York, who has taken the Pendle-
ton cottage. Greencourt, for three years.
The Greek pastoral given Friday last
under the direction of Mrs. Albert Cliff
ford Barney was a notable success and
over four thousand dollars was taken in
for the benefit of the hospital, the CEN
trail figure of the entertainment. 1t was
a delightful affair in every way and $50
of the most prominent of the summer
colony took part.
was that of Miss Mary l.. Gurnee of
New York to F. L.. v. Hoppin of New
York and Newport. Miss Gurnee is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee, at
Fouracres, the A. j. Cassatt cottage,
and has taken a prominent part in the
festivities of the summer. She has many
friends here, as has Mr.. Hoppin. This
is the fourth engagement to be an
nounced this summer.
Mrs. r. II. Townsend of Washington,
who was one of the most extensive en-
tertaners OF last season, is TO spend the
month OF September here with her
daughter. Miss Mathilde Townsend. AIRS.
Townsend spent most of the summer in
Europe and arrived only this week. Miss
Townsend has been occupying Colonial
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
are occupying Greywood for the month
of September.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
AT THE OLD WHITE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, September 4. 1909.
The September guests are arriving. with
just as happy anticipations of the joys
in store for sojourner here. Card par
ties are very much in evidence. riding
and driving are holding sway, while the
keener delights and exhilaration of walk
ing are indulged in by many.
Mrs. Nj. l. Brown of Nashville, Tenn,
was hostess at a delightful birthday cell
ebration, which took the form of tempt
ing spread for forty guests, who, seated
at a round table, toasted the hostess at
the cutting of the birthday cake, which
was the feature of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Davis rendered a
moonlight tallyho drive to Miss Margaret
Nash, Mr.. and Mrs G.. G. Valentine. Mrs.
G.. w. Hinton. Mrs. F. B. Yuille, Mrs. n.
Morrison, Mr.. G. w. Bagby. Mr.. Calbert
Il. Dey, Mr.. B. Boiling, Mr.. w. p. Ar
rington and Mr.. Hammond Johnson.
After the jaunt a delicious supper was
historic Caldwell cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Chatard were din
ner hosts of the week.
A card party was held in the hotel
drawing room. Mrs. Otis Johnson OF
Washington winning one of the Pretty
prizes.
The annual meeting of the Kanawha
Dispatch and the Blue Ridge Dispatch
was held here September ). Both or
ganizations always select the Old White
for their conventions, as the place to
combine pleasure with business.
Mr. r. Ross Perry, jr., has returned
from a short visit to Washington, and
is again ut his parents cottage.
Mr.. r. G.. Neighbor has joined the
Washington colony
Evening star., 1909-09-05
ASBURY PARK.
Special Correspondence of Tbe Star.
ASBURY PARK, y. j..

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, y. j..
Septomber 4, 1909.
Carnival week in Asbury Park was the
climax of a busy and eventful August
and served to round out the season OF
the queen resort with extremely salts
factory results. The hotels were filled to
overflowing throughout the week and a
substantial hold-over contingent gives
bright hope of a good September.
Many of the hotels will remain open
until October 1.
Miss olive Wright of Washington is at
the Franklin.
Among the late arrivals at the Bruins
wick is Mrs. A. c. Beale.
The BeachwoOd Inn Is entertaining Mr
and Mrs. J. B. Hampton and Mr.. ]. B.
Hampton, >jr, of Washington.
Washington is represented at the Rich
ard House by Mr. Laurence H. Gallagher
Mr.. Henry c. Stewart has come from
Washington to spend carnival week at
the Coleman House.
The Victoria has among It's guests Mr.
s. w. Estes OF Washington.
Miss Frances and Mrs. NJ. E. Hewitt
arrived from Washington yesterday and
will make their headquarters at the St
James.
MT and Mrs. George C. Oyer are Wash
ington arrivals at the Fenimore.
Registered at the Grand Avenue today
were Mrs NJ. f. Mollner and Mr.. A. c.
Beall OF Washington.
The Marlborough has among it's visit
ors Miss Dorothy Huber Of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
CAPE NAY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
CAPE MAY, n. j.. September 4, 1909.
The visitors remain at this resort. and
there Will be no less crowd here for over
Labor day than on any other Saturday
and Sunday during the summer months.
The cottage colony will remain intact
until after the 18th or 10th OF the pres
ent month, and the events which are to
be given at the Cape May Golf Club
links and at the Cape May Yacht Club
will take up most Of the visitors time.
Only one of the hotels will be closed at
that time
r. P. Emerson Of Washington is a
guest at the Virginia
H. C. McLenn of Washington is among
the Virginia Hotel guests.
Mrs. Blake and Miss c. N. Blake are
sojourning at the Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Farley Of Wash
ington are at the Hotel Cape May.
Robert P. Emerson Of Washington is
at the Stockton Hotel for an indefinite
period.
Heary c. Mclean of Washington is
so5ourning at the Stockton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earle, accom-
panied by their child and nurse. are
guests at the Stockton Hotel
Mrs. E. N. Reid of Washington is a
guest at the Stockton.
Mrs. Robert Lyons Of Washington, ac-
companied by her son, Robert Lyons.
jr., Is a guest at Congress Hall
Walter Austin of Washington is a guest
at the Colonial for the remainder Of
August
G. H Warrington of Washington is at
the Windsor.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

SEABRIGHT.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
SEABRIGHT. n. j., September 4, 1899.
A garden party given on the grounds
of the Hotel Normandie a few evenings
ago was one of the most successful
events of its kind that has taken place
at this resort this season. The affair
was attended by nearly 500 people from
Highlands. Monmouth Beach and the
Rumson Road section. Dancing on the
green was a picturesque feature Of the
entertainment. Each lady present re-
ceiyed q bouquet of American beauty
lights of the hotel were extingushed and
After the dancing was over supper was
served in the spacious dining room. which
was elaborately decorated with the ma
tional colors and American beauty roses.
Among the Washington patrons at the
Octagon are Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l..
Lee, Miss Helen Lee. Mr.. Mortimer Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Pugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wadsworth, Mr.
Luke Wadsworth, Mr.. LlIcius Mccain and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Frisby OF Washing
ton lately arrived a Pannacis for the
remainder of the season.
The Seabright Inn is entertaining Mrs
Paul Moser, Mrs. Thomas D. Faulkner
Mr.. Edwin L. Faulkner, Miss Beatrice
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Coleman, Miss
Matilda Coleman. Mr.. Walter Forsythe.
Mr.. Frederick Darlington and Mr.. Henr,
Cloud of Washington are visitors at the
Peninsular Hotel.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
OCEAN GROVE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., September 4, 1853
Love feast Sunday tomorrow will prac-
tically close the camp meeting in Ocean
Grove. The camp followers will march
around the auditorium at L. o'clock Mon
day. when the ten days religious season
will be formally concluded with DR.. Bal
lard's benediction, after the committees
and workers have read their annual re-
ports. Services throughout the week have
been slimly attended. The decadence OF
the great camp meeting is painful real
ity and source of sad surprise for DIR.
Ballard and the members OF the asso-
citation. AT no time have there been more
than 1000 in attendance upon the week.
day meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Jeffrey of WASH
ington are late arrivals at the Fountain
House.
Washington is represented at the MARI
borough by Miss Helen Fowler and Miss
Belle Fowler
The Arlington numbers among its visit.
ors Mr. T. c. West of Denton. Md.
Mr.. Grant Parish of Washington is
among the late sojourners at the Ard
more.
Mr.. Henry II. Bacon has Joined the
Washington colony at the Alaska.
Washington is represented at the Chal-
fonte by Mr.. c. NJ. Winbigler
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Newhall recently
arrived from Washington and are spend
ing month at the Ardmore.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
SEAGIRT.

specisl Correspondence of The Star.
SEAGIRT, N. j.. September 4, 1909.
September sees but little falling off In
the number of recreationists at Seagirt.
The summer colony is made up largely
Of cottagers who stay late at the shore,
and the resort will be gay socially for
several weeks to come.
One of the most spectacular events of
the week at the Seag.rt and Spring Lake
Country Club was beefsteak stag din
ner given Tuesday night by the members
TO their friends. The steaks were broiled
over hickory Goals. In sight of the wait
ing guests, who donned aprons which
covered them from neck to heels and ate
the juicy morsels without the aid Of
either knives or forks. Each man nrosant
brought with him a stein which ba msad
during the dinner and which afteru,a ~
was placed on the plate rail- and donates
to the club. where 1t was marked with
his name and will be kept for HE In
dividual use in the future, "
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kerr, Mr.. 7 "
Kerr and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schenck 81
Washington are sojourning at the Beach
House.
Among the prominent observation-disclosures
at the Parker House are Mr.. MORGAN
Wetherby. Mr.. Paul Thurburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clausen Wright and Mrs +. 3.
Pugh.
The fremont is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Cuttings. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Fleming and family and Mrs. Clara l..
Houston Of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
SPRING LAKE.

Special Correspondence of The star
SPRING LAKE, n. j., September /, 1909.
4 bridge and luncheon Thursday,
given by the members of the Casino
Club. at the Casino, was one of the most
notable events of the week in Spring
Lake society.
The garden party for charity, given
several days ago by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Maiony at Fallingarry their summer
villa at Spring Lake was notable society
event. Among the features was booth
representing old Vienna, where curios
were sold in charge of Mrs. William
HUM. Miss Genevieve Gibbs, Miss Helen
Roebling and Miss Emily Roebling. a
flower table. under the supervision of
Mrs. Virginia Steele and Mrs. Samuel
Heilmer: cake table. managed by Mrs.
II. Williamson and Mrs. A. NJ. Moreland,
and a candy booth. where Miss Sinburg
and Mrs. Thomas Wells sold sweets.
The New Monmouth numbers among its
visitors Mr.. John j. HemphiIl of Wash
ington.
Among the late arrivals at the Essex
and Sussex are Mrs. William Radford,
Miss Mildred Radford. Mr. Wilbur
Thomas, Miss Marion Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs Frederick Halliday of Wash
ingtOn.
Washington arrivals at the Allaire in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walton. Mr.
Herbert Walton, jr.; Miss Helen Morri-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCauley.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
POLAND SPRING.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POLAND SPRING, Me-,

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POLAND SPRING, Me-,
September 2, 1900.
There has been a large influx OF tour
lists here this week The roads are in bet
ter condition than ever. and the cool
weather has made this diversion very
enjoyable.
September is the BEST fishing month at
Poland Spring and many OF the new
guests arriving this week have brought
along their fishing tackle.
At the children's fair held last week
in the Poland Spring. House 1875 was
raised toward the chapel ell fund This
ion Abrahams, Miss A. c. McPariin OF
Baltimore and Mrs. w. S. Harlan of
Washington were among the ladies who
attended the fancy-work table.
Miss NJ. III. Dodge Of Washington is
making a short visit at the Mansion
House.
Prof. A. n. Brown of the Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md. and Mrs. Brown
are making their annual visit to Poland
House for few weeks.
Mrs. Snowden Robinson and Miss Vio-
let Robinson of Washington are making
short sojourn here.
Mrs. ]. G. Beals Of Washington Is visit
ing here for few days.
Mrs. William c. Clark and Miss 3.
L. Hopper OF Washington were here
this week for a short visit.
+. A. Quail was the lucky angler Of
this week, returning from the lake with
four fine bass, which totaled twelve
pounds.
Capt and Mrs. Brown and Col. and
Mrs. Zinn of the United States Army
were members of touring party which
stopped here Sunday.
Garret A. Hobart, jr.. and his mother
left Wednesday to spend the month Of
September at the Hobart camp on Lake
Mooslookmaguntic.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Joseph b. For
aker left Tuesday in their automobile
for Washington.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
peciai Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, n. H..
August 81, 1909.
The most perfect days OF the White
mountain season are universally agreed
to be between the first Of September and
the middle OF October, when the air is like
a draught Of rare old wine and the foliage
has been turned by sun and frost into a
marvellous array OF crimson and gold.
Golf1ng and motoring in the hills are at
their best at this time, and the season
grows later and later with every year.
Col. d. r. Larned of Washington was
one Of the guests at large dinner given
in the cave grill Of the Mount Washington
at Breton Woods this week by Mr.
Charles 8. Rea OF Salem. The party drove
up from the Crawford House. four miles
distant, and returned In the evening by
moolight.
Mai j. NJ. Wright. U. s. A., Of Wash
ington is at the Mountain View House IN
Whitefield.
Mr.. Ellery c. Stowell of Washington Is
in North Conway at the Sunset House.
Edward l.. Wilson of Washington, in
North Conway, Is at the Eastman House.
Miss Ledyard of Washington is at the
Interyale House at Intervale for an all
season stay.
Miss Nellie D. Rohr OF Washington is
also spending some time at the Intervale
House.
Mrs. H. B. Noble and Miss M. W. Birnie
os Washington are spending month in
the mountains at Maplewood Cottage,
near Bethlehem.
The Misses NJ. and n. Morse Of Wash.
ington have taken rooms at the Sinclair
House In Bethlehem.
W. o. Hallway, L. 8. N, is at the Ar
lington at Bethlehem for stay of some
length.
Capt j. H. Moore. L. S. A.. of Wash
ington. with Theodore s. Moore. is in
Bethlehem for a few weeks at Turner'S
Tavern.
Miss Minnie NJ. Dade of Washington is
enjoying a season in Bethlehem at the
Gramercy
Miss Helen S. Carrier Of Washington is
at the Strawberry Hill House Of Bethle-
hem for the month Of September.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
WATERLICK, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WATERLICk WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. Waterlick. Va. Sept 3, 1909.
The fall is ushered in with more than
the usual complement of guests and an
increased interest in out-of-door sports
The feature of the week. however was
a tournament Tuesday, in which there
were about twenty entries. Tournament
riding meets with much favor at the Vir-
ginia summer resorts. Each year II is
customary for these knights of the saddle
to meet at Waterlick and test their Prov
ess in friendly rivalry. Mr. George Lee
OF Clarke county crowned Miss BESSIE
Davis of Washington, y. c., queen of
honor. The tournament was followed by
a dance in the evening. and the corona
tion address was delivered by N. II.
Downing of Front Royal. Va
Among the more recent arrivals are
Mr.. A. c. Shipley of New York. Miss
Grace l.. Daniel, San Antonio. Tex; Mrs.
Mary G. Darling of Montana. D. II. Hem
ming. Washington: Mrs. b. G.. Eddy,
New York; j. McGiveney, New York;
Mrs o. d. Ball and Miss Alexis Ball.
Portsmouth, Va; the Misses kenealy OF
washington, Miss Maud Kent of Rich.
mond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Brown
and Mrs. Lee Of Washington. d. G.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
FRONTENAC, n. Y.
September 2, 1909.
The early September days are glori-
Gus here. many guests arriving daily.
while others. who have spent the sea-
son here, have decided to remain until
the close. The convention Of the West
ern Union Underwriters Association
will be held here September 1920. Out
door sports are best enjoyed during
these cool, sunshiny days, golf players
being large in numbers on the links.
Miss May Fox and DIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Egbert are Washington guests at
the Hotel Frontenac.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NEW LONDON, Conn,
September 4, 1909.
While many of the larger summer ho-
tells keep open until late in the fall, the
smaller ones about this season resemble
a summer camp meeting after the meet
ing has broken up. The Hotel Griswold
however, being in the former class, never
theless. will close in two weeks. bu,
there has as yet been no perceptible ces-
sation of gayeties at this resort, although
q number of guests who have been So
journing here since the day the hotel
opened left during the last week. And
still. tennis holds its own, and Monday g
tournament for ladies' doubles was
played.
The following Washingtonians have
stopped here during the week: Mr. and
Mrs. w. e. Edmonston. Miss Edmonston
and DR.. J. II. Bryan.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
LONG BRANCH.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., September 4, 1909
Although the shore season of 1900 is
scheduled to end with Labor day, Mon
day, this city, because it Is chiefly cot
tage resort, will feel the effect less than
any other place along the Jersey coast.
The bulk OF the summer residents who
rent cottages lease them until Septem-
ber Is, and few of the hundreds of cot
tagers who own their summer homes ever
leave before the first of October The
main exodus will take place a week after
Labor day.
This has been one OF Long Branch S
oest summers. The crowds have not fall
en- en- or at all yet. On the contrary,
mere Is record-breaking one for La
por Gay. The inability of the hotels and
uoaIoiig houses to accommodate the Wis
uors mas led to number of projects for
ne" hoteis and several are already under
construction for the fine ocean front sites
now vacant. os 90
Evening star., 1909-09-05
- ~ CANADA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
MURRAY BAY, Canada, Aug 80. 1900
Miss Anderson Of Cincinnati, one OF
President Taft's attractive nieces, has
been the belle OF the last two balls at the
Manor Richelieu at Murray Bay. where
with her mother. she has been spending
the summer in the Presidents house.
Mrs. J. L. Kennedy and Mrs. f. NJ. Ken.
nedy OF Washington have been late ar
rivals at the Manor Richelieu at Murray
Bay, which has had the most successful
season in its history. Judge and Mrs
George Gray OF Wilmington, Del. are
also spending some time at the Manoir
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft and Miss
Louise Taft expect to return here from
Beverly, where they have been visiting
friends to remain until the closing of the
season.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
AVON-BY.THE.SEA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
AvON-BY-THE-sEA, n. j..
September 4, 1900.
Unique entertainment at Avon was di-
verted from moonlight marshmallow par
ties to luxurious suppers on the beach
this week in charge OF a chaperon. A
party from the Avon Inn rigged up a
dainty table. illuminated by Japanese
lanterns. on the sands a few nights ago
and dined in state while tho surf played
the part of musical accompaniment.
Mrs c. NJ Condor OF Washington ar
rived this week and registered at the
Buckingham, where she will spend the
greater part Of September.
Making part of the Labor day contin-
gent at the buckingham. where they will
stay into the month. are Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Wesley, Miss D. L. Heisler and
Mr.. b. G. Gilbert of Washington.
Included In the WashinEtonians now at
the Oxford are Miss Dorothy Wagner.
Mrs Francis s. NeWcome and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Lloyd.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
BAY HEAD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BAY HEAD. N. j.. September 4, 1909.
Bay Head is busy with round Of Labor
day events. most Of them out-of-door
sports. because Of the fine weather. and
the several hundred visitors who rep
resent the September influx are as gay
as were any OF the midsummer crowds.
Washington Is represented at the
Bellevue by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T..
Dougherty, Mr.. Watson Douglas and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Douglas.
The Grenyille Is entertaining Mrs Wal
ton Dalton. Mr.. F. Montgomery Cleye-
land, Mr.. II. j. Knight and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Morrison OF Washington.
Grenyille Arms numbers among It's pa
irons Mr.. Gordon Clausen, Miss Mary
Clausen and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James
Langdon OF Washington.
Among the late registrations at the
Bluffs is Miss Lillian NJ. Heisley. Miss
Louema Northrop and Mr.. Walter Wake
field Of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
BELMAR.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BELMAR, y. j.. September 4, 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Havens. Miss Edith
Havens and Mrs. S. A. calkins of Wash
ington are spending some time at the
Melrose Inn.
Among the late patrons of the Buena
Vista are Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hubbard,
Mrs. Charles A. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs.
David A. Slosson. Miss Marian Darby,
Miss Florence Darby and Mrs. r. II.
Hunter Of the Capital city.
The Columbia Is entertaining among its
early September patrons Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Short, Miss Katherine Strange
and Mr.. r. L. Hamburg.
Patrons OF the Carleton this week in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Lambert, Miss
McHughes, Miss Florence c. Deever and
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar c. Donnelly Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1909-09-05
POINT PLEASANT.
Special Correspondence OF The Star
POINT PLEASANT. ". j..

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
POINT PLEASANT. ". j..
September 4. 1909.
Point Pleasant hotels are lively enter
tanning large Labor day contingent
and the resort is as lively as at any time
during midsummer Special hops and
athletic events have been part of the
weeks program at the various hotels.
and several fishing parties spending the
day on Barnegat bay and the Manas-
guam river have brought back record
catches.
Washington patrons OF the Carrollton
Include Miss Mabel Fisher, Mr.. Horace
Fisher. Mr.. Walter Fisher and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Longley.
Hotel Leighton numbers among its late
arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Houston.
Miss Blanche Houston and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blake of Washington.
Mrs. Norman Wakeley. Mrs. Blanche
Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
watkins OF Washington are visitors at
Warwick Arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Poole and Mrs.
Mary L. Poole Of Washington are So
iourning at the Pine Bluff Inn.