Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
Special Correspondence of The Star
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md.


MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Md,
July 30. 1910.
The number of visitors for August at
Mountain Lake Park promises to break
the record of any previous August. Every
place is now about filled up with guests.
Over 100 guests are at the Mountain
Lake Park Hotel alone.
The twenty-eighth annual Chautauqua
begins Tuesday. DIR. c. w. Baldwin OF
Baltimore, president of the Mountain
Lake Park Association, will deliver the
address of welcome. DIR. w. l.. Davidson
of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio will be super
intendent of instruction and DR.. w. w.
Davis. dean OF schools. The Chautauqua
will open with concert by the Boys
High School Band of Fairmont, w. Va.
The Weber Male Quartet of Boston will
give concert in the evening, followed
by readings by Miss Ethel Clark of
Cleveland, Ohio.
The interdenominational Bible confer
ence ends tomorrow evening with an ad-
dress by Bishop Lewis, recently returned
to America from China. Bishop Lewis
ing jubilee service.
This afternoon great meeting was
held for the aged of the community, this
being known as Old Peoples day. DR..
Henry WHO Is pTeSiulHS over the
conference, addressed this company and
many of the oldtime hymns were sung.
John p. Hills, the composer, had charge
of the music for the aged peoples meet
ing. DIR. Ostrom paid tribute to the
aged. Among the speakers were George
B. McClelland of estfield. n. Y, and
Rockwell Clancy of India. An hour this
evening was given to the Rescue Mission
Workers.
A lawn fete will be held in Chautauqua
Park, August ), under the auspices of
the Woman's Civic Club. A mountain ex-
cursion and hay ride has been planned
for Monday next.
A drama The Bachelors Reverie,
was given by guests of Mountain Lake
Park Hotel. M. c. Bowen posed as the
bachelor. The chorus of ten girls was
quite taking.
Miss Susan Pollock and Miss Minnie
Daugherty have opened their summer
kindergarten at Mountain Lake Park. Miss
Jane Miller will tutor in Latin, rnathe-
mates and common branches, while Miss
Blanche Ripley will give instructions in
art.
The tennis championship of Mountain
Lake Park will be determined at tour
nament to he held the second week of
August on the Chautauqua Park courts.
Mr.. Wylie Irwin of Wheeling, with his
bride who was Miss Nina Ruth Minshall
| of Piedmont. are spending their honey
moon at Deer Park. Mr.. Wylie is a
SUCCESSFUL business man ol " HeeIlhS
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Susan
Emily Minshall of Piedmont
Miss Jean Bowers of Washington has
been at Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel. Loeb
Lynn Heights, with Mrs. Lee Malone and
| her daughter, Miss Blanche Malone,
whose guest Miss Bowers has been. They
came from Fairmont In Mrs. Malone's
/ touring car.
| Col. John T. McGraw of Grafton, the
democratic leader in West Virginia. has
/ opened his cottage at Deer Park. where
| his mother. Mrs. Bridget McGraw, is
spending the summer. Miss Rose Minnie
Durbib of Grafton is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. McGraw. at Deer Park.
| The cueenwood. Mountain Lake Park
has sixty-five registered guests, among
them being Miss NJ. r. Stone and Miss
Emily Proctor of Huntington, w. Va. Mr.
C w. Warner of Hamilton, w. Va, ana
Mr.. J. r. Portmess and Dr.. H. w. Hodg-
son of Cumberland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Clautice and fam
| lily of Baltimore are at the Rest, Oak
/ land. for the season.
Mrs. r. X. Godsborough of Washing
| ton was visitor to Oakland for severa
days.