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Niagara Falls and other northern points
or interest. Mrs. Kate Wright has as
her guest at her home at East Falls
church DIR. S. ]. Simmonds and family
OF Lynchburg. Va. Miss Evangeline Nc
GroartN after a delightful trip through
Europe. has returned to the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. McGroarty.
on Columbia street Mrs Alice Brown
Ing OF East End has as her guest her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Coleman of Cur
TIN. w. Va Mrs. r. l. c. Moncure aid
sons. Winship and Richard, have. gone
70 Macon. Ga, to visit her mother.
Mrs. Winship. Rev. and Mrs. w. E.
Calender and children. who have en-
Joyed months outing at Virginia Beach,
street. Mrs. Wiley, who has been the
house guest Of Mrs. Samuel Copper on
Jenerson street. returned Friday to her
home In the Monumental city Miss Cath
crime Sioussat. after a delightful visit
to Miss Elizabeth Dodge at her country
seat for the summer. returned Friday
to her home at the Capital city. Mr..
Ives OF Falls Church Is visiting his son.
Mr.. c. ]. Ives of Clarendon. who has re-
from the north. Mr.. H. c. Eddy and
family, after a pleasant stay at Blue
mont, have returned to Falls Church.
Mrs. George B. Fadeley and family and
Mrs. Barber, after several weeks stay
at Colonial Beach, are again at their
Fall Church homes. Mr.. Raymond Wells
has returned from an outing to Bluemont
Mrs. George w. Francis and Mrs. Nc
Knew. Rev. Claud Hesser and family of
Brookland. d. c. Mrs. Robert Jennings
and Misses Irene and Sallie Pickett
OF Alexandria were recent guests Of Mrs.
7. A. Williams of Falls Church.
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attractive home at Clarendon the ira
of the week. The Misses Renald. who
have been visiting at the homo or M
@. II. Rucker. have returned 60 their
home in Salem, Va Mr. and Mrs. A j.
Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Albaugh have
returned to Clarendon after q pleasant
visit TO friends I'm Leesbug. Va. Miss
Claudia Rucker leaves Tuesday next for
Bristol. Va where she will attend school.
Mrs. Claude y. Caldwell and sons. Will
lard and Rodney. returned Tuesday from
q visit TO relatives In warrenton, Va
Miss Mildred Lusby after a pleasant
visit to her aunts in Washington. has re-
turned home and had as her guests the
past week Miss Ruth Scoshen and Miss
De Soma Prathen OF Washington, II. c.
Miss Margaret Petty OF Arlington Is on a
visit TO Atlantic CITY. Mrs. Laura Nc
Caffray OF Arlington is visiting relatives
in Leesburg. Va. Mrs. Whitwell Middle
ton, who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Munson OF Arlington,
has returned 70 her home IN Mobile. Ala.
Miss Amelia Reed and Miss Evangelins
Munson OF Arlington are visiting in
Charlottesville. Va. Mrs. kinley' McMil-
Mrs. NJ. c. Munson OF Arlington. Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Bradley OF Arlington
returned this week from visit to Char
lottesville. Va. Mrs. 4. j. DE Iashmutt
and sons Carl and Basil. ace visiting
friends and relatives In Frederick, Md.
Rev. w. f Calender of Falls Church
and his assistant, Mr.. Gibbs OF Wash
ington, have charge OF the Arlington
Trinity Chapel services each Sunday al
IL am. They will hold their first service
the second Sunday in September.
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DEER PARK.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
DEER PARK. Md. September 3, 1910
Golf and tennis are the advertisements
at Deer Park just now. In a blind hand
leap golf tournament the winning num-
Der was AZ. The ladies' cup went to Mrs
T. B. Davis. tr.. Of New York For
the gentlemen's cup Mr.. Coleham and
Col. George F. Downey OF Washington
were tied. The play-off was won by Col
Downey. This tournament aroused the
keenest interest.
The second tennis tournament In mems
doubles at Deer Park Hotel resulted in
the cups being awarded to Fred Holtz-
man Of Washington and James r. X.
Taylor Of New York. The runners-up
were John Britton and Faber Downey
OF Washington. For q while they looked
like sure winners. taking the first two
sets in the finals. 60. 81 In the third
set Hoffman and Taylor won Ga. The
last sets were rather one-sided, going
to the victors, CO. 6|
Miss Maitland Marshall. daughter of
Gen. Marshall. chief engineer, U. 8. A.,
retired. 10 visiting the family of Col.
Charles II. Heyl at White Oaks cottage.
At the same home Mr.. William Strong.
grandson OF the late Justice Strong.
United States Supreme Court, Ii also q
guest.
Among tho Washington arrivals here
are Dorothy A. Hutchinson. Wells A.
Hutchins. Julius Lansburgh, E. X.
Goldsborough. 5r.. w. +. Doldsborough,
Miss Frances Goldsborough, Arthur
Browne and John ]. Hamilton.
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GOSHEN, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
GOSHEN, Va. September 3. 1910
Among the recent Washington arrivals
at the Allegheny Inn. Goshen. Va. are:
T. J. McQuade and wife. Jack McQuade.
A. c. Chaplain. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Henery. A. P. Farnham. DR.. F. H.
Shultz and wife. r. A. Dent. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. weyl. Max Weyl. E Gordon. j.
F. Cissel. z. Coffln. j. T. Gull. d. F.
Wann, J. d. Williams and H. H. Butler
and wife.
The guests OF the hotel enjoyed a most
delightful dancing party last Saturday
evening. The ballroom was decorated
with the pennants Of the various col
leges while at the head OF the room was
the emblem of the Kappa Alpha Society.
illumined with red and blue lights. One
Of the pretty features was German fig
ure. the Kappa Alpha, led by Mr.. Robert
Burke Of Staunton and Miss Eleanor
Donaghy Of New York city. The beauti-
full gowns worn by the ladies were much
admired.
in the beautiful dining-room OF the hotel
by Mr.. ]. w. Rowland. Plates were laid
for about thirty couples. Mr.. Rowland
was POSTMASTER and called upon a num-
Der of the gentlemen present, who re-
sponded cleverly.
A number of Kappa Alpha men came
down from Washington. men from the
Virginia Military Institute and also q
number from Staunton.
Several very delightful bridge parties
have been given during the past week.
one of the most charming being that
given by Miss Betty Clarke OF Lexington,
Va. Miss Betty has been at the inn for
the past several weeks and is very popu-
lar with both old and young.
A lawn party was given Monday after
noon. which was greatly enjoyed by the
children Of the hotel.
Hunting parties are being arranged for
the next couple of weeks. and the house
will be filled with congenial company
until the last Of the month or longer.
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Look After the Trees.
From the New York World


The brown and curled-up leaves Of elm
trees about New York and in the Hud-
son valley show the result OF an incur
sion Of elm-leaf beetles Tho canker
which killed the chestnut trees on Mr.
Rooseveit's Long Island farm II maxi
ing ravages on Staten Island and else
where in the vicinity.
The beauty of elms and chestnuts can
Ill be spared from the American land
scape. They can probably be saved by
spraying n taken IN time, but this II q
remedy impossible upon a large scale.
The scientist who viii introduce an in
sect monitor that will prey upon de-
be worthy of the highest gratitude.
To some extent trees, like human be-
ings. develop powers OF resistance to dis
ease. From northern New York to Maine
some forty or fifty years ago the beauti.
full tamaracks were all killed by an In.
sect pest Recently young tamaracks
have in many places reappeared. self.
sown and nourishing. as mysterfous21 ~
they departed. The destruction OF our
hard wood forests by gypsy m0tha. 90
long predicted IN Massachusetts. has FAIL
ed to como to pass. though the moths
have been carried along the automobile
roads into several states and arc doin0
much damage.
Our forests are disappearing rapadly
enough 1t best. Mans ingenuity should
be used to the utmost TO keep insects In
subsection. 20 that the shade trees -also
need not perish.
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LIFE IN SWISS PRISONS.
So Easy That Convicts Have Little
Desire to Escape.

From the Los Angeles Examiner.
Prison life IN Switzerland is luxury
instead OF punishment. The comic
opera Jail at Thorburg. where the inmates
did as they pleased. has only recently
been suppressed by the Berne authorities.
yet details are published OF similar
institution at Sarnen in the canton Of
Oswald.
Sarnen Is apparently an ideal penal
resort. for the happy criminals who are
sentenced to terms OF detention" In that
institution have a far better time than
hundreds OF "free" Swiss citizens who
are forced to earn their bread.
A correspondent OF a Lausanne paper
states that he was passing through Sar-
men when he saw number OF men
dressed In dark blue clothes with white
stripes walking about the village smoking
and joking.
Others were seated In a cafe and nome
were working in q leisurely manner car
rying bricks for the construction OF Q new
building To his establishment the cor
respondent found that the men were con-
victs from the cantonal prison close by.
These convicts are permitted to leave
the prison early IN the morning and md
work around Sarnen or walk about the
country until nightfall, when they return
of their own accord to the prison.
They are unaccompanied by wardens.
and there Is nothing TO prevent their e.
Gaping. but they are far too comfortable
to think OF relinquishing their quarters.
for they have as much liberty as other
men and are. moreover. fed and lodged
for nothing.
The money earned by these convicts
who choose TO work can be spent az they
like. One convict who Is employed - a
gardener by q local magistrate sends his
GALAXY TO his wife and children.
Two or three conyicts escaped" some
weeks ago. but they eventually returned
to the prison in half famished condition.
and after being severely reprimand
they were allowed to return to their
apartments.
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HERND0N. VA.
,cciai CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star.
HERNDON. Va. September 3. 1910.
One Of the delightful matinee card
parties Of this season was that given last
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Arthur Hyde
Buell. in honor Of her house guest. Miss
Genevieve Frye, OF Parsons. Kan. Golden
rod was used In the decorations. Instru-
mental music by Mrs. Clarence Walker
was also an enjoyable feature of the art
ernoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. George
Mcfarland Mckee and Mrs Abbott.
Those playing were MesdameS c. NJ. Rip
pley, Abbott, Caldwell. A II. Kirk, Clar-
ence Walker. Harry Bready. Strothel
Newman. Cassius Lawrence. Russell
Thomas Williamson. William Dawson.
Ernest Robey, Bryant. p. Barnum Buell..
William Lewis, David Adams. John
Adams. Frank Huddleson. Joseph Cum
Minis. E. Taylor. +. White, t. n. Nc
I.aughln, William White and Misses
Walker. Bryant. Eva Cummins. Margaret
and Mary Williamson and Julia Newman.
The home of Mr.. Isaiah Bready. near
town. was the scene Of a NEST enjoy
able birthday celebration Friday evening.
the occasion being his birthday. After
an old-fashioned Virginia supper was
served the guests the centerpiece. a huge
cake, with its. eighty candles giving ar
attractive light, was cut, after Wnlch
games were INDUCED in until late hour.
Those attending were DR.. and Mrs:
Ernest L. Robey, Mr. Harry Bready and
family. Mrs. NJ d. Moss and family. MI.
George r. Bready, Miss Maria Bready.
Mrs Annie Bready. Master George
Bready, DR.. and Mrs. b. b. Detwiler and
family, Mr. William Altimus, Mr.. r. Y.
McRae and Miss Edith McRae and Miss
Kidwell.
The Misses Fftz Hugh OF Washington
street have as house guests Mr.. and Mrs
William Hummer, son and daughter OF
Washington. Miss Leila Fitz Hugh has
just returned from a weeks visit to
Mrs. John Garrett and Mrs. N. Bride
we'll, near Centerville. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry Shryock of Arcola en-
tertained for the week end Miss Selma
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hutchinson Of Pleasant Valley were
guests at Rock Ledge Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Collins and small son OF
Washington were guests over Sunday
of Mrs Collins parents. on Spring
street. Mr.. and Mrs. William Walter
Taylor spent Thursday in Rockville.
Mr. White OF Baltimore returned homo
Tuesday. having been for several days
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Hyatt.
Miss Lula Robey OF Washington is
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CLARENDON, VA.
spec,., Correspondence Of The Star.

CLARENDON, Va. September 3. 1910.
Mr.. ]. r. Larkin and family OF Caren-
don are visiting friends In Manassas Va.
Mr.. George A. Thurber and wife OF
Clarendon are visiting friends IN Balti-
more, Nd. Mr. Stuart Thomson. after a
two-week stay in Canada, has returned
to his home here. Miss Agnes Thomson
has returned to Clarendon after pleas
ant visit to Berryville friends. Mr.. Eugene
Thomson, after a visit to Hampton roads.
returned home Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Corder OF Bealeton. Va. are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Alban Priest OF
Clarendon Mr.. Gleason and family Of
Washington have moved to their new
suburban home. at haywood. near Cher-
rydale. Mr.. w. NJ. Bowman Of Washington
has moved with his family to Cherry
dale. Mr. 8. F. C. Cooper left Cherry
dale Tuesday for an extended visit TIC
relatives in southern Illinois. Mr.. Full
ton has just returned to Cherrydale after
Baker and Miss Mudd OF Washington
have been elected as teachers OF the fine
public school that will open at Cherry
dale September 2. Miss Viola Reece has
returned to Washington. D. T.. AFTER
delightful visit to her parents in Crutch-
field. n. C. Mr.. Ralph Rich reached his
Fort Myer Heights home this week after
months visit to his grandparents in
North Carolina. Mrs. Eva hlRgas VINO
has been the guest OF Mrs. c. e. Lewis
of Fort Myer Heights has returned to her
New York home. Mr.. c. Z. Lewis, after
al, extended visit to New Hampshire and
other New England states. has returned
home, at Fort Myer Heights. Miss Sadie
McGeorge Is again home after IN ex-
tended to visit her friends in Phillips
town, W. Va Mr.. Lucien Greathouse.
who has been attending school at Ann
Arbor. Mich, has returned to his parents
home at Fort Myer Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E Witt of Lynchburg.
Va, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Rucker Of Clarendon. Mrs. Corder OF
Bealeton, Va. after a pleasant visit to
Miss Priest Of Clarendon has gone to
Washington to visit friends. Mr.. II. v.
Brown and family OF Balston have moved
to Clarendon in one Of Mr. Fuckers
cement block houses on Oak street. Mr..
Smoot and family Of Washington have
taken possession Of their suburban home
here OF Oak street Miss Marianne
Rucker 10 visiting Mss Margaret Green
land OF Norfolk, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Porter have as their house guests Mr..
and Mrs. Albaugh OF Bernardsvflle. N. ].
The many friends OF Mr.. Carl Porter are
glad to greet him again after several
weeks illness. He was able to 90 about
our village this week. Mr.. Washburn
and wife OF New York moved into their
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ANACOSTIA.

Rev. W. q. Davenport. rector OF En-
manuel Church. Anacostia. has returned
to his home after spending several months
with his daughters, Miss Irene and Mrs
Mulligan in Colorado. Rev. Frank l.
Bardens OF the Anacostia Baptist Church
Is back from an extended stay IN Phila-
delphia. where he has been on account
OF I'll health. Miss Elizabeth Gouger. a
resident OF Statesville. n. c.. and for
mer resident OF Anacostia, Is the guest
OF friends in the city. James Eng
lad and daughter. Miss Elsie Eng
land, have returned from New York
after long stay. Mrs. Cole ana
family of W street have returned 20 their
home after spending several weeks IN
the country. Mrs. William A. Pyles and
daughters, Marion and Grace, have re-
turned 10 their home on street. after
spending fhe summer at Colonial Beach.
Miss Edith TSyles is spending several
weeks at Ocean Grove. y. j. Mr.. Ster-
ling OF Sorth Dakota is visiting Mr. Ed,
ward Flaherty at his residence on "
street. Anacostia- Mrs. George Skidmore
of Nichols avenue left the past week for
Bluemont. Va, where she will spend sew
eral weeks The Anacostia Fishing Club,
composed OF James w. BARLEY, Julius w.
Tolson, Napoleon Il. Scott. Claggett
Hagan. Charles Osterman. John Mont
gomery. s. X. Miller, Dr. R A. Pyles,
DR.. James A. Watson and Grover +. Toll
son, has returned from a weeks nsh-
ing trip at Piney Point. Md. Mr. Ralph
Williamson has returned from Ocean
Grove. Mrs. F. A. Danforth has returned
from a trip to Piney Point Md MIR. I.
F.. Williamson, Mr.. William Williamson,
Mr. George Haines and Mr.. Colbert have
gone to Baltimore TO spend few days
and will return by water.
Mrs Green and family OF " street have
returned to their home after spending the
summer in their cottage at Piney Point.
They did not intend to return as soon as
was necessary, but the sickness OF Ralph
Green compelled IL. Mr.. Baumgarden OF
Baltimore and Mr.. Gonzalo Noel OF Roch.
ester. n. Y. are visiting MT william
B. Downey at his residence on u street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cant OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio, together with Miss Weed OF
Danbury, Conn. have been visiting MI.
and Mrs. William Scantlebury. jr., al
Z. F. Wood and SONS. Willard and Harold.
have returned to their home after long
stay at Bowling Green. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Morris of New York city are
visiting Capt w. I. Anderson. Mrs
Anacostia. Mrs. George F. Pyles and
Misses Bessie and Mabel Pyles have
returned to their home after spending
the summer in jamestown. n. y. Mr.
William Nicholson and family OF street
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Harrison
of w street and Miss Edith Pyles OF
18th and u streets are also at Ocean
Grove. n. J., attending the annual camp
meeting at that place. Mr.. Frank
Humphrey OF California has been visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Humphrey of
Nichols avenue for the past week. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sweeney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks OF Congress Heights have
gone on an extended trip To Niagara
Falls Mrs. S. NJ. Frazier and Mrs. n.
r. Harnish OF Maple View place. have
gone to Atlantic City TO spend several
weeks. Mr.. L. II. Bicks Is spending his
vacation at P1ney Point. Md.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
special Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va.
September 8, 1910.
The Misses Davenport OF Falls Church
entertained most delightfully."- the Mon
day Bridge Club. Miss Ruth Yarnell
celebrated her eighth birthday Wednes-
day afternoon by entertaining twelve of
her little friends. Games were enjoyed
as we'll as the dainty refreshments. Mrs.
Robinson Loving gave a dance Thursday
evening at her beautiful country seat.
Innwood. near West balls Church. to
her daughters, Misses Margaret and Ger
trude Loving. Those who enjoyed the
music and dancing were Misses Catherine
Sioussat and Elizabeth Dodge of Wash
ington, Ella Nicholson, Alice Colt. Har-
riet Kennedy and Messrs. George Tate
and Lunsford Hammer. both or Wash
ington: George Billots OF Norfolk, Arthur
and Wiltz Gardes, Ed Ballinger, Ernest
Oswald, John Shehan, Lawrence Hough
and Ted Rowell. all Of Falls Church. Mrs.
]. w. Garner gave q large bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her nome on Co
lumbia street In honor OF Mrs. Wiley OF
Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Pickering Dodge
entertained Thursday evening at bridge in
honor of Mrs. Wiley Of Baltimore and
Mr. Calls of Columbus. Ohio. Mr.. Calls
Is q famous organist, and his music af-
forded much pleasure Tor a number of
friends who were present at her East End
home. The Literary and Current Events
Club was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. j. B. Gould at her home on
Broad street. Miss Grace Thompson gave
a delightful dance Thursday afternoon to
Miss katherine Donnelly Of Washington
About thirty guests were present. Mrs.
]. B. Gould was hostess Tuesday evening
at a 500 party. Those who enjoyed
several hours at cards were Mrs. Wiley.
Mrs. Dodge, Mr.. Calls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Copper, Mr. and Mrs. Smythe, Mr. and
Mrs. Fellows and Miss Stella Birch. The
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Episcopal Church
met with Mrs w. E. Calender at the
rectory Thursday afternoon.
Misses Margaret and Annie Seay of
Falls Church are enjoying vacation at
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September. None Of the hundreds OF
families owning their summer homes
here leaves before October. They consider
September the best month OF the year
at the shore, particularly for golfing, ten-
mis-. autoing. fishing, grabbing, polo, beat
ing and other outdoor sports and recre-
atoms for which Long Branch is noted.
And every year there Is larger number
of transient visitors who postpone their
vacation outings until this month.
Among the late Washington arrivals
at the Scarboro are Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Deming.
The Hotel Pannaci Is entertaining Mrs.
W. III. Whitehead. Miss Whitehead, Miss
Florence Whitehead and w. s. Whitehead
of Washington.
r. IT. Moore. Thomas F. woolley and
Miss Blanche Woolley are late Balti-
more registrations at the Hollywood.
Thomas L. Peck. Miss Peck and Mr..
and Mrs Wilbur T. Peck of Washington
will spend the late holidays at the FL
boron.
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RoMNEY, W. VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROMNEY. w. Va. September 3. 1910
Miss Elizabeth Magruder Of Washing
ton is the guest OF Miss Edna Wirgman
Mr. John Batson OF Washington is a
summer visitor at Mrs. Henry Fields.
Mrs Dean and daughters. Misses May
and Mildred Dean, OF Washington. who
spent the summer at James H. Blues
have returned home.
Messrs. Deny Walters OF Washington
and Scott Affieck. Ed Copenhaven and
Edward Arnold OF Winchester spent sew
eral days with the family OF Mr.. c. II.
Cookus. Romney.
Miss Helen Bane Of Washington was
visitor to Moorefield.
Mr.. and Mrs Bliss Obaugh Of Washing
ton are visiting in Mooref1eld.
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POINT PLEASANT.
Special Correspondeuee Of the star.

POINT PLEASANT. N. j..
September 3. 1870
There has been much base ball playing
Of late on the Warwick Arms field, and
enthusiasts OF the game turn out in force
and cheer Justify for their favorite teams
almost every afternoon. Last week Point
Pleasant played the Red Bank team. with
scores of 1 and 10 in favor Of Point
Pleasant.
At a card party several nights ago at
the Pine Bluff Inn the first prize was
won by Miss Gwynne. and the second
by Miss Florence Griffin. Mrs. George
Fort captured third. and Mrs. Greenfield
the consolation.
A fishing party made UP of visitors at
the inn spent Friday on Barnegat bay
and returned with seventy-eig weak
fish and other members of the finny tribe.
Registered at the Leighton from WASH
ington are Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bidwen
and family and Miss Hope Hartwell.
The Carrollton is entertaining Miss
Katherine Hoyt Of Washington.
Stopping at the Pine Bluff Inn are MIS-.
F. r. Newton and Miss Edith Newton Of
Washington.
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DEAL BEACH.


SpecIaI OUffesp0nueuce on tue Otuf.
DEAL BEACH. N. j., September 8, 1910.
A number OF large dinners. though
mostly Of an informal nature. occurred
this week about evenly distributed be-
tween the Country Club and the Golf
Club At the former Mrs. Frederick
Gerken gave a dinner Sunday night last
for her daughters. Misses Irene and
Florence Gerken. Dr.. and Mrs. Julian
Christian Of New York were dinner hosts
on Tuesday night at the Country Club.
and among those entertaining at the Golf
Club this week were Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stras-
bour and Mr.. w. F. Fields.
Registered at Hathaway Inn from
Washington are Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Dutton, Miss Frances Dutton. Mrs.
Christopher Sand. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s.
Roe and Miss Helen G. Palmer.