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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

Mrs. Peter Martin en-
tertained at a children's
luncheon and theater
party yesterday in COM
pliment to her little son,
Charles Martin, at the
home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Martin. in Broadway.
The score of little
friends were hidden to
the house for luncheon
and attended the matt
nee afterward with Mrs.
Martin and their young
host. Among the guests
were the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Martin, Mary and Flea
nor Martin.
.
The wedding of Miss
Janette Deal and Alan
Dimond will take place
February 4 at the home
of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. F.
Deal, in Sacramento
street. In the weeks
intervening before her
wedding the bride elect
will be entertained at q
series of parties, among
them a tea at which Mrs.
William Edes will pre-
side early in January.
Alan Dinond Is q son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Dimond and brother of
Mrs. Will r. Sherwood.
He has many friends In
social and club circles,
and is a member of the
Bohemian. Cosmos and
University clubs.
Mrs. A. p. Hotaling Jr.
and her daughter, Miss
Jane Hotaling, have
gone to the southern
part of the state for a
visit over New Year and
will probably be away
for a fortnight or more.
Mrs. Edward PoilIon
and her daughter, Miss
Gladys PoilIon, enter
tanned at an informal
tea yesterday in the
laurel court at the Fair
mont for 10 or IL guests
from the army set, and
a few of the younger
girls who have been en-
tertaining for Miss Poll
Ion. Mrs. Poillon and
her daughter will re-
main until after the new
year and are the incen-
tive for many OF the
holiday affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
S. Eisner have given up
their home in Baker
street and are at the
Granada for the re-
mainder Of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

The tea that Miss Jen-
ME Stone gave yesterday
at the Fairmont for her
debutante niece, Miss
Harriet Stone, was dis
tinctly a holiday affair.
with a miniature Christ
mas tree occupying the
center of the table.
The tree was lighted
with tiny candles and
was decorated with tin
sci and gifts. The tree
was surrounded with
wreaths of green and
poinsettias. Among the
guests who met Miss
Stone yesterday were:
Miss Ernestine McNear
Miss Amy Bowles
Miss Helen Jones
Miss Dunn
Miss Gertrude Thomas
Miss Florence Cluff
Miss Dorothy Van Sicklen
Miss Dora Winn
Miss Helen Bertheau
John Gallois
Herbert Schmidt
Arthur Fennimore
Lowell Langstroth
Hillyer Deuprey
W. H. Henderson Scott
of London is q visitor
here and is passing part
Of the time at the ST.
Francis and part OF his
stay as the guest Of his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Scott, at their
Hillsboro home.
Edward Greenway en-
tertained at a dinner
party this week In COM
pliment to Miss Myra
Josselyn at the st. Fran
els, and was host later
at a theater party for
the debutante daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Josselyn. Miss Josselyn
is at the hotel with her
parents until after the
New Year. Among 9TH
ers who have come from
Burlingame for the holi-
days in the city are Miss
Lee Girvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Polk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Morgan and
Miss Jane Selby.
Miss Marguerite Doe
entertained at one of
the elaborate holiday
dinners given at the
Fairmont for a group
Of debutantes and sew
eral Of the younger set.
The party was chaper-
oned by Mrs. Eleanor
Doe, mother of the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dfxwell
Davenport have gone to
their home in Seattle
after a visit with their
relatives in this city.
During their stay they
were the guests of Mrs.
E. H. Davenport and
Miss Eleanor Davenport
in Pacific avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

The dance given last
evening at the Army
and Navy club was one
Of the most enjoyable
affairs Of the holiday
season for the service
set. There was a large
attendance Of army and
navy officers from the
posts and stations near
the city, and the re-
union was enjoyed prob
ably by 200 guests. The
decorations were sug-
gestive of the holiday
festival time and the
conventional flag adorn-
ment was supplemented
with wreaths and red
berries. The officers of
the club attended the af-
fair and received their
guests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
Overland Scout
| Good Number
THUGS VICTIM SAYS HE'S
GOVERNORS SECRETARY
John A. Edwards of Washing
ton Beaten and Robbed

Lying in a vacant lot at the corner
of Sixteenth and Folsom streets, suf-
ferfng from beating administered by
thugs, John A. Edwards of Roche ~Har-
Dor, Wash, was found by Policeman
Justice early yesterday morning and
conveyed to the central emergency
hospital for treatment
He had been robbed Of a watch and
chain, $50 in coin and a diamond ring
valued at $500.
Edwards told the hospital authorities
that he occupied the position of secre-
tary to the governor of Washington,
but the police doubt his story.
Not Known in Olympia
OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 27.-The man
found on the street in San Francisco
in semiconscious condition, and who
said he was John A. Edwards of Roche
Harbor, Wash, secretary TO Governor
Marion e. Hay of Washington, is not
known at the governors Office or at
the statehouse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
WIN not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF person author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 70 the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

The holiday meeting
of the Tuesday night
skating club was held
last evening at Dream
land pavilion under the
chaperonage of Mrs.
Carroll Buck. The
fourth meeting of the
club was even more sue
cessful than the preced-
! ing parties, and there
was a larger attendance
than at any of the pre-
vious meetings. Mrs.
Buck received the guests
! according to her usual
custom, assisted by
several of the patron
esses. Among the young
persons who are attend
ing the club this sea-
son are:
Miss Dora Winn
Miss Ethel McAllister
Miss Florence Williams
Miss Muriel Williams
Miss Julia Langhorne
Miss Lutte Collier
Miss Cora Otis
Miss Fredericka Otis
Miss Kathleen Farrell
Miss Emily Doyle
Miss Barbara Small
Miss Freda Smith
Miss Augusta Foute
Miss Eloise Gebhardt
Miss Kate Peterson
Miss Minna Van Bergen
Miss Marie Louise Foster
Miss Cora Smith
Miss Mildred Baldwin
Miss Edith Rucker
Miss Dorothy Baker
Miss Anna Peters
Miss Dorothy Chapman
Ward Maitland
Arthur Poilion, q. S. A.
Charles Belden
Sherwood Chapman
John McMuilin
Page Collier
Edward Egbert
Herbert Calvin
William Eccles
Talbot Walker
Somers Peterson
VIII Crittenden
James Otis
Edgerton Wright
Harvey Wright
Philip Paschel
George NorcrosS
Southard Hoffman
Jack Hoffman
James Sperry
James Cameron
Harry Beckett
Arthur Lamb
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Not Known in Olympia
BOARD OF EDUCATION
FLAG AT HALF MAST

The flag at the board of education.
Pine and Larkin streets, was at half
mast yesterday in memory of the late
Margaret Deane. one of the old time
teachers Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

Property Owners. eMcEnerney De-
crees.1 Fidelity Title Restoration Co.
Charles F. O'Callaghan, attorney, 2s
Montgomery st. Tel. Kearny 4779.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

EUREKA sALooNIsr BANKRUPT-Gus snugg,
soloonman of Eureka. petitioned the United
States district court yesterday to be declared
bankrupt His assets $760 and debts
S1,075
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

1t is the car with the reputation that
counts. Walter c. Morris, agent for
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
SKELETONS
Dance IN COURT
GhostIy Capers in Burke Trial
Reveal the Miseries of Per-
sons Involved
Continued from Page 1

district attorney strove TO shield her,
while with a woman's perversity she
refused to give the name of the man
in the case. But again went the ques-
ton.
ITO whom?"
ITO Dr. S. A. Yule, a surgeon in the
United States army"
MARRIAGE FRAUD REVEALED
Then. bit by bit, she told the story.
She was a nurse. she said. in the mill
tary hospital at Honolulu in 1898, and
there Doctor Yule wooed and won her
He had procured false license. false
certificates of marriage and then, and
then MY child" she concluded. lis IL
years of age"
That is ALL" said counsel for the
defense
That is all" said counsel for the
prosecution.
That was all. Abbie Smith stumbled
out of the chair and fed with hurry
ing steps through the corridors,
through the gaping. curious lines, to
the shelter of the witness room, there
to sit dry eyed and numb amid the
ruins Of her little world of respecta-
bflity
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

Barring unforeseen events the Flan-
ders go" nonstop car. which recently
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28
New Lozier Man
for the West.

the Lozier forces and is making a west
ern trip in the interests of Lozier cars.
c.. L. Simmons, former western traveller
is now covering the southern states.
The last number of the Overland
Scout is one of the most interesting
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-28

into rest IN this city. De
cember 25. 1910, Friedrich H., dearly believe
husband OF Anna M. Wulzen. devoted fathes
OF ID. j. Wulzen. Mrs George Barner and Nfr>
A. l.. Zllmer grandfather OF Eta Otto AMI
George Barner and Roland Zillmer and brother
OF Henry WuIzen and the late Diedrieh Wul-
zen a native Of WichOlz. Germany aged e
years 8 months and IA days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
dayl at 2 D. m. from his late residence. 3G47
Twenty third street between Guerrero and Fair
Oaks Interment (privatel Mount Olivet eeme-
terry Please omit flowers
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Old AutOcar
| Does Good Work

Cylinder Autocar touring cars for de-
livery to Frank C. Wilson. In 1904
Wilson purchased an Autocar and
ever since that time has been driving
1T over the mountain roads in all kinds
OF weather and through all conditions
of roads. He Is even now not willing
to give 1T up, for he is keeping 1T to
use when the roads are bad so as to
save the looks of his new car. Morris
reports the roads between Sacramento
and Chico by way of Marysville and
Yuba City to be in splendid condition.
There is no dust and very few mud
holes The weather during the trip
was ideal.
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News Of Pia,s and Pia, ers

Cnacorno Pucylni yesterday cahled To-
Henry " Sayag.. that h. would person
ally supervise the production "a English
IT the grand nI-ra bas"d upon B"lasCo'-
-Grrl II the Golden West
Charles Mccarthy ard Gilbert Doug
"a have h".n IN gagged ny Henry " Sav-
ag- for Con \ Co N" farce adapted
from tho French. Theodore 4 Co.. by
Oliver HEREFORD
CyruS ksightl"v. the English actor.
arrived Yesterday hy the CunarCier Cam
Iauia "" will play III" leRdinR maj.
par' ~ Henry " SNyag"'- production e
tn" Little pamuy.i
Ma box party given yesterday AZ the
afternoon performance ~ Tho Brass
BOTTLE a. the LyCeum Thea'r" by Con-
-tan," Bennett the sven-year-old daugh-
ter az Richard Bennett. the twelve chill
drcn invited wer" all sons and daughters
~ stage fplh. Among them wsr. Nice
Hackett. m" little daughter - Mary
Mannering and James n HaCke't. Cher"-
da Burke Billie Burk"'s adopted daughter.
and n Irving Neili-h, the young son ~
Fuller Mellsh and Henry frvng's god.
81
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NTH CHEtTHtM RtCk.
To Tour New England states, Take An.
other Vacation aud 60 to Texas

My Nh"athan. Who has h.'"n having
a c"nd tim" abroad. got hack Yesterday
~ ia" Am' riCan liner Phi!ad"lphia hook
inc SpnChther than cN'r Her -JrCialty
a. "v"ryhudy knows. - amusing children
~ all ages. and shn has collected sonn
new thiugA Ia srriHg on th" boys and
EEl~ Who h" rr~epy and Uu""r STORIES
rhyihmiCaily and unsteady related. 10
look ~ her you would NOT hav" guessed
i+ThaT> yuiI would not haN" dared Ia
guess That she completed her thirty
eighth trip across the NlautIC yesterday
ihing on the subject 1T youth. a may Il"
SAID >h" herself Ead II ami that ~ tho
"Ncit~' lor printing N that -" met a
distinguished and very charming elderly
gentleman IA PARIS who toh hyr with
much soleinnlty that n" had seen her
mother play many years age Now Miss
nifty Chatham mother never thought
81 such u thing and 80 Mise th"athan
n-ksu III" e.d"rly gentleman wh"r" b"
had seen her mother lls Eaid ~ was
az ally - and II was not sn long ago after
all II Was one ~ Miss Chratham =
earlier SuCCes-~z
Naturally Miss Cheatham went 10
,lh"ranrnergau and saw tho Passion
PLAY and Was very much taken with IN"
"arn"-tn"sS ~ the performers Sh"
travelled chiefly In Germany. France and
England. she will mak" "a protest. nal
tour 10 the New England States l"gin-
ming next Thursday and later will take a
vacation in Maine. wher' che will fish
until II ~ time 90 60 10 Texas.
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aNNuAL WEST POINT MARCH.
Manguvres Besin Tomorrow ai Peeks-
knI and Last . week

WEST r"Isr. Aug. 20 Tn" corps II
cadets. with detachments Of engineers.
ordnance. hospital corps. cavalry field
artillery. field musicians and army service
men attached. under tho command of
Lieut.. -Col. Frederick ". Siblry. COM
mandant of cadets. will engage in the an
nual practice march and rnan1uvrps for
siN dayI. beginning the I'D inst operating
IN IN. country east Of West Point.
The route Ot the march will Ia from
West Point to Garrison hy ferry and -
Peekskill. lake Mohansic. lake Mahopac.
MohrgAn Lake. OscawanA Lake. Garrison
and hack To- West Point.
The camping grounds on successive
DAYS will hs a. follows: PArksklll. Lake
MohanslC, LAX" Mahopac. Moh"gan Lake,
OsCawana Lake The Tnanpuvres will
consist IN the solution IT the following
problems IA minor tactics On Successive
days Advance and rear guard action.
reconnaissance and attack 81 a position.
defence uf "a railroad. delaying action. de-
fence ~ a uas- withdrawal from action.
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Attorney General. were 80 charmed with
California during their spring trip that
they have leased Mira Vista. Santa Bar
lara. with an ideA OF Waiting thsre every
season. Francs McIAren. NJ p. Of Ion
don has boon soiouTning herO Of late.
Sir 0eorge Prescott. Lord Grosvenor and
Lord RocksaVaga were onlookeS Mon
l:ansett Pier IN which Miss Eleanor sears
and Miss Emily Randolph played.
The wedding Of Miss Marguerite Bar
hey % New York and Gilbert Elliott OF
London. the latter a cousin 81 Lord
Minto, IL 10 take place at Geneva. SwitEer-
land. within a fortnight. Geneva wAs
once the home Of Miss Barhey's father.
the late Henry Barlay. and her sister
Countess ds Pourtals-. has a chateau
there. Gilbert Elliott u well To do him
self. Mics barley Il with her mot her.
MIS-. Barley. who ;. a sister Of the late
Pierre Lorillard and Mrs. James L. Kerno-
chan. Mr.. Elliott and his bride will prob
ably be in town this winter.
Mrs. Gaorge Peabody we,more. who
gave a dinner last "Wednesday night at
Newport. has invitations out also for
tonight and for Wednesday, August 81.
After n honeymoon passed in Maine
Willis Lawrence and his bride. formerly
Miss Clara Warren. will settle ia New York
The bride II daughter " Mr. and Mrs
William + Warren The couple had a
pretty wedding at their summer home az
Danb'Iry. Conn on "Wednesday.
IL was a week % dances at Newport
Capt. William + Fullam led on on Mon
day evening with a dance for Miss Rhoda
L.. ~
There waS dancing also at the cottage OF
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings after dinner
she gave On Tuesday night MIR and
Mrs. Newton Adams gave a dance at
Bergers for Stuart Adams. brother Of
Mr.. Adams. and his fAncee. Miss Mar jorie
Rand 81 New York Mr.. and Mrs Payne
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Whitney gave one Of the Tuesday dances.
The annual hall AZ the Casino for the play
ers IN tho national lawn tennis tounA-
ment Was held last "Wednesday night
There WAS also dancing at Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichss cottage before she went on to
thu ball with her dinner guests. Mrs.
Edward j. Berwind. who has hem tbs
chief entertainer Of the Newport seAson.
gave = hall on Friday night at the Fins
FOR which moro than 500 invitations were
issued. Mrs. jane b HAsgin vas s sSs
gave "A dinner dance AZ Arieigh
Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo VI, de Acosta. who
were married u feN months ago, have re
turned To the city from Cooperstown.
Mrs Ricardo ds AcostA. mother OF the
bridegroom, and his sisters and brother
the Misses Angela do AcostA. Mercedes n:
dc Acosta and Henry J de- Acosta. will
remain in Paris until autumn: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Philip Lydig also are still abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. de LAncey Jay, who nave
been abroad since their Wedding three
months ago. are due here next wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay sohienelin
recently gave n big reception &C lslescote'
their Bar Harbor place. Mr.. Schienelin
returned % town on Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs Dave Henncn Morris have had sew
Wal friends visiting them at Hulls Cove
cNttaRe. Bar Harbor. since last Wednes-
day. including Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould
MIR and Mrs James A. Burden gave
luncheon at NarraRansett Pier ON Tues
day for several naval officers. Mrs
Elliott =. Shepard IN the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. II Mex Twombly. at Newport.
Miss Anne Terry Gardiner. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Terry Gardiner. viii
marry Roy Pier next "Wednesday after
noon at We Haven. the summer home Of
Mr. and Mrs Gardiner at Northeast Har-
Dor. Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rogers Morgan and
their daughter. who have passed two
years in England. will leave for this side
next Tuesday. They will go 20 their New
port cottage. Dudley Morgan. who re-
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N"lna to sing In rour concerts Here.

W.. '"l1" N"lha accompanied by
Wee -. NH'.HI. narp'-i arrived y"-t"r-
'-' .N .'" .rari"r Iauplt.la g. mako
' '.I- 'u.!rtIy and canada Sh"
la- '... away tom New \ York two wears
-. -.Tg i"'" On November ~ and
''-"s. '' ~ dates She will h.gIu her
~ .r. -UgaR"'u.ut - Halifax GA
=" ''...."r ~" VIII -Iug Ny" times in
. o. 10" symphony orchestra
r times N Chicago 81" will GO
h.-'rt..t N'"r for season - -ixtaan
w. '' g't-d rT"ra with John Meteor
.' .r.-n tenor B.fur" doing this
-" .-H o concert tour 81 Scotland
'.. . 40 event Garden IN London
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hA'"n"s' Who sings " ouid LIKE to Meet
VIZ savage

.." itr.r'-- ll"'oi-" Won Paszthory
Magyar r'. declares. VS. a pas
I' be- Ar"rIoan liner PiIlad.I-
-. yesterday from SOUTHAMPTON
.'S and Queenstown Sh" sang
..H."r' aboard On Friday night
s...s F"f"r"I- arpltI-" Sh" has
-. ..'" '''"r" siugIug minor Iarts ~
80 Isl % soprano and believes that
o. '...' has improved since. b.r Ia,
~ i'''.t''" BOZ N"w York She IL seeking
s'E.'1"n' and hopes 10 get on"
mo =. Henry " ~,y,g.
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Arrivals by Jh" Cunard"r campanla
from Liverpool.
bishop Thohurn Of calcutta. , Vivian
Guu,h. " q Havtrsy. Prof , Brown
and Edward - strut
Passengers py the American Inner Phila.
delphia from Southampton. Ch"rbourg.
and Queenstown.
Melville stone sydney Rarra,louPh
thagnDev pepew. Ir Miss Helen len
Bro"'s. ten Rush e Hawkins, = Nugu-tus
HsiuSs Baron II Shimatsu Of Japan. CIV
Chamberlain Z N HYDE and Mrs Hyde
Miss Nnne pepew Padding and Mrs u T.
Morgan
Passengers by the Iamport and Holt
liner Na-ari. which sailed yesterday for
Brazil
Mr. and Mrs " Z Ripley, NJ and Mrs
e Narp.r. ~ ignaCip } apindola amt
IHsIt"nan' ,omInander George Nalyur ~
1ha argentine navy. = n stevens and the
Rev and Mr. !. Hsr'
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TO EXPLoRE NrWFOr Midland.
English Professors Expect To Devote
Two Wears to the WORK

Profs Workman Allen and John Mel
bourne - London Saile,I yesterday for
81 Johns by the Red Cross liner Bornu
90 make a thorough exploration 81 the
Interior e Newfoundland Prof Allen
said that although newfoundland was
Callv unIuhahitssi IN the interior The
two professors will work until TIE Culd
weather sets m and will then return -
England going back T. Newfoundland
IN the spring 10 continue the work. which
they bel eve will b. completed IN about
two wears They will he assisted by Prof
Henry MaCIleury - London. who ~ wait
ing fnr hen AZ ~ Inhn's
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big dinner on Wednesday night and Mrs
J. IAur-ns Van Alien one on Thursday.
LispenArd Stewards dinner on Friday
nj ght At White Lodge Was given for his
hrothsr-in law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank y. Nitherbee.
Last Sunday at Newport Mr.. and hfs.
r. l.. Beeckman gave . handsome lunch
con at LAndsend for SECRETARY and Mrs
George Won l.. Meyer and tho Misses
Meyer. Luncheons were Aleo given on
Sunday by Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs. For
syth Nicke~ and Mrs. James r. ID. IAnier.
Mrs. Charles r. Hoffman gave q luncheon
on Tuesday for navy officers.
Francis IL Baron Robbins. Jr.. and
Mru. Robbins. who until recently was
Miss lamont. are now at the Robbins
homo in Greenfield. Mas. Mrs. Robbins's
mother Mrs Daniel 8. lamont. 10 with
them.
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Ne and Mrs Elhri *" r Gerry ard the
Misses Angelica Gerry and Mabel G"rrv
will leave for EuruT" IN september They
omitted their annual carry summer foreign
trip on account - the wedding Il Potter
Gpelet Gerry and Miss Mathilds Townsend
Mr. and MIR Henry 2 shoemaker and
their son Henry " Shoemaker, due IA
arrive on the other sid" neat Tuesday.
will return ~ New Work. in October They
will make an automobile tnur IN France
ard Germany Mr and Mn Meredith
Howand will leave Tor Paris newt N"dnss
day Th'v came a. town som" days ago
from IanrN. WHORE they hav" teen stay
ing with Mrs HpWland's mother. Mrs
DANIEL y Terrence
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Mrs William u I,asdS whose horse
AZ Newport - closed. i a. Trpuville.
Normandy. m cottage Mrs oliver
n + Belmont. whose two Newport resi-
denca- ReIcourt and Marble HOUSE. are
- with her daughter. the
Duchess ~ Marlborough. at a little French
resort They are likely tn return to-
0sther in tho autumn Mrs Vanderbilt
and Mrs Harry Pawn" Whitney will
meet a. the country piar" m Hungary
81 Countess IAs,lo S1"chenyi Cross
ways. the usual \"wpurt home 81 Mr.
aud Mir S'uyv"stu' Fish - also un-
occupied MIR and Mrs fi-h are on a
fvlnC visit Ia Mr. and Nirs Harry lNhr
Irving Grinnoll who - due - arrive
from Europe next Thursday. will go 10
his country house IN New Hamburg.
y Y Nr and Mrs Temple Rowdoin.
who also are expected ON thai dAv will
20 from Ncw hamburg Ia their oo'tage
al Elh-rpn,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Rerwini will
give a dinner dance az their Newport
place. the Elms. newt SATURDAY. night
on Saturday afternoon james J Van Allen
will give a garden rarity AZ Wakahurst
| at night Mrs ogden Goalat gave a
dance AZ her OChre Point home II was
hy several dinners. including
that 81 Mr. and Mrs II l. Bo"vkInan.
The Rar Harbor horse show will open
naH, Tuesday and con'inu" through
Wednesday and Thursday Mr. and Mrs.
P.tor Gu..l.t Gerry ara TO show Edward
u NClsan'- stable Of blue rlhhun win
nerS Last summer Mn Gerry. then
Miss Mathlli" Townsend. WAS one Il tho
chef exhibitor and drove from tn" ring
with several nbhuns.
Mr. and Mrs Hert@rt VI Hartman ara
going next Tuesday from Newport 10
Saratoga 10 ~ IN" guests ~ Mr. and Ms.
Il Wilson Jr
Sir Rotor and Lady Hadfeld. tho latter
a sister II Mn. WickerSham. wife 20 tho
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Mr. and Mrs William X. Vanderbilt are
for few weeks At the Villa 10 Channicre
in nunNlla. France. previous u ~
tur7sng Ia this side Mr. and Mrs. R"gi-
maid &. Naudcrhili have visiting with
them at SANDY Point Farm Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Gibson Mir and Mrs. Wander
hilt gave a dinner IN "Wednesday night
and took their guests later - the tennis
hal Harold : Vanderbilt has been
STAYING IT Late with MIR and Mrs Joseph
Hartman AZ NsNpurt Nrs. Frederick
" Vanderbilt has several friends az
her Adiruudack camp. including Mr. and
Mrs Starh"n II Dlin. Mrs. Oln u a sister
of Mrs william X Vanderbilt Both Mrs.
French Vanderbilt. who gave uns - the
"Wednesday might DINNERS. and Mrs
Reginald e Vanderbilt wcrH ~ the ~
caption committee ~ the tennis hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Monday, an UNUSUAL Offering Of
Negligees and kimonos
AlbatrosS and French Flannel, az $3.50, 6.SO, $50
Formerly from s79S 1880.
Lingerie Dotted Mus $3.50. $50. ESQ., 1000
Formerly from A.75 1000