New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

ribbon pinned upon their tiny fuckers. seemed 70
have imbIbed the patriotic spirit Of the day. and
lisped their plea thee Mister President vino
showed his democratic spirit by laughing heartily
when float representing a cotton plantafoa
stopped IN front OF the reviewing stand and
Southern darkey. weighing about three hundrsd
pounds sang a song about Dat Ole 'Possum We
Done Chase Round
Unlike mcst summer resorts. there is no lack Il
youths here. for with the warships Chicago anJ
Olympia, the monitor Miantonomoh and the train
ing ship Hartford stationed almost in front OF the
hotel. the ballroom is filled with Annapolis lads
and each fair debutants has plenty OF gallauts
W j. Fleming. manager OF the CIriswold. who
spares effort to make the guests sojourn an
enjoyable one. arranged elaborate display Of
fireworks for the Fourth with the long pier which
out into the Thames River vantage
ground Hundreds Of spectators were slhousttst
against the brilliant light. while either bank q
the river cottasers and their guests gathered %
witness the display. There were elaborate ST
pieces and hundreds of kissing skyrOckets, Wills
fountains OF gold burst forth in myriad showers o.
silver stars. When the mammoth piece represent
ing President Taft blazsd up a great cheer echoed
and re-echOed across the still waters
Theodore Roosevelt. IT.. accompanied by his
chum. Z. du P Irving. spent Thursday night am
Friday at the Griswold. and wherever was the
nerriest, noisiest group OF Harvard boys. thefs
TO be found the ex-President's son. cheerns
Justify and leading the others to wilder and wil1s
enthusiasm. 1t was long after midnight before hs
and his friend retired to their rooms, weary nus
happy over the result Of the race
The Governor of Connecticut. Frank B. Weess
with his staff took luncheon on Tuesday at ts
Griswold. coming down from New London on t1s
steamer Griswod. which belongs TO the hotel ne
party enjoyed the wonderful marine view TO
obtained from the broad verandas
dinner party at the Griswold on Monday nlsf
given by H. s Bisco covers being laid FOR nins
guests Bishop Lawrence. of Massachusetts,. always
an interested spectator of outdoor sports. cans
down for the and registered at the Cirisvcsl
The yacht Bellemcre always has Jolly party @
board. and last week the guests who were enter
tanned this boat for the dined az the Gri$
void. the party including Mrs. II. y. Slater. Art'@
Hale. Mr.. Hale and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hunt
The cottages at Eastern Point were hled Wiz
guests for the week end. and many were the Iol.
parties entertained during week \ number q
visitors TO Eastern Point entertained at "
Arcanum Club. in Norwich. at a buffet luncheon o.
Monday.
The older guests as well as the younger SET
this resort. were entertained board the Hion--
Miantonomoh on Saturday by the midshiPmen. -
lads attired in spotless uniforms and -
madens as we'll as their dignihed chaperoHs V'
greatly interested in listening the expanatiohss
the uses OF the different equipments used IN ths -
get practice when the ships anchored IN e
diners Bay. The hours OF the Informal recsp1
were from I 20 s. invitations being issued 70 W
one hundred guests.
4 special Fourth of July dinner was served
board the warships. and menu cards had oeso =
signed for the OCCASION. the warshtp Olympia - -
on the colored raised photograph OF AeH,,i
Dewey for the midshipmen's mess. while the Vu I'm
States ship Chicago had two menus, one W. -
raised cut of the Statue OF Liberty, the o'hei
a colored engraving Of the old Liberty Bell n
Two families stopping at the Gr1Swold eA'l -+
the way from the Pacific Coast to spend tne "a f
mer here They are Mr. and Mrs = x hlns - S
SON. w. F. King OF san Francisco. aHd nj - E
Mrs H c. Breeders Of Santa Barbara. Cal -
and Mrs Outcalt and Miss Outcalt OF Cihells !.
were among the FIRST arrivals. and VIII rsiHa
the Ciriswod for the summer. .-d
Mrs John Philip Souss. wife Of the tanlo1' -s,r
leader is spending several weeks here. -,
young daughter. Miss Eileen Souss. "n0 .s,a
much like her father. is never so happy - al
she is digging her chubby hands into 'ne ,sa
and dragging forth wondrous pieces OF Slie. Sl ~
weed to display to interested spectators a $40 .
beach for children are rather noveify ~
those who are soiourning at this resort .ssr
full share of attention from the guests - s,ts
youngster who has won everybodys heaf' -
billie Fleming of the manager OF tne gsss
Many OF the young people are out upon -,
the first thing in the morning practising pDs-~ 10
order that they may stand chance OF Win VIM. sss
$3.50 prize offered by the president OF :" ~, ts
Morton Plant for the best golf record o. - 1suA IS
best tennis score made at the ShenecosseI us-