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Evening star., 1911-08-20
DEER PARK.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEER PARK. Md. August 10. 1911.
The social happening Of the week here
was the holding of the annual bazaar in
the Deer Park Hotel grounds. under the
auspices Of the Deer Park Village I'M
provement Society. A very pleasant time
was had.
Mrs. J. Swan Frick OF Baltimore. presi-
dent of the society. was in charge as
sisted by Mrs. Josiah Pennington, Mrs
George Truesdell of Washington, Mrs
Gordon P. Paine, Mrs. A. Marshall Bell.
Mrs. A. c. Spencer. Mrs. d. II. Crump.
Mrs. William Bonnie of Louisville, Mrs.
McCrum Of New York. Mrs. g. w. Haul
enbeek. Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek, Miss
Irene Haulenbeek. Mrs. A. @. Orbello,
Miss Orbello and Miss Edith OrbellO OF
Washington city and Col L. p. Siebert,
wife and daughter, also Of Washington
Then another diversion Of the week was
swell picnic over at Aurora. This at
tractive place is located about twelve
miles from Deer Park, but as the parties
went In automobiles. the distance was
covered in short order. The trip over
good roads made the journey very pleas
ant.
Mrs. Frank r. Rutter and two children
and Mrs. H. X. Sailer of " ashington ter
minated their visit here today and left
for home.
Late arrivals from Washington city in
clude Adds B. Browne, w. +. Hoffman,
Mrs. A. G.. Orbello, Miss Orbello and Miss
Edith Orbello. Mrs. Orbello and daugh-
ters contemplate remaining at Deer Park
until the close Of the season.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
WARRENTON, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


WARRENTON. Va. August 10, 1911
Mrs. E. Ashley Cooper and Mrs. ]
B. Britton entertained this week at
teas Miss Fannie Scott, Miss Camilla
Wexford. Emma Conquest and Katherin,
Hagan Of Richmond are the guests o.
Mrs Taylor Scott. Mrs. Bertha King ant
children Of Baltimore are the guests o.
Mrs Kings parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E
Maddox. Miss Dudley Powers Of Mich
igan and Miss Anne Keith Royal o,
Richmond are guests at Mrs. j. B. Brit
tons. Mrs. o. B. Calohan and Miss Kitty
Phillips left Tuesday for Atlantic City.
after which they will go to New York
Mr.. Maury Curtis of Washington 1:
spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs. r. NJ. Curtis. in Warrenton. Mes
srs. ]. p. Jeffries and Russell Colvin were
visitors to Washington this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Woodward of Norfolk
Va, are spending several days in War
renton at the Warren Green Hotel. Rev
John 8. Sewers and family OF New Or
leans, La, arrived in Warrenton Wednes
day to spend several weeks with Mrs
Richard Sewers. Miss Mary Carter Ran
Mrs. E. Ashley Cooper at Waverly Mrs
Rupp and children of Baltimore are the
guests of Mr.. ]. w. Shirley. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Jasper Simms and son of Brook
lyn, N. T., spent sunday iaSt IN warren
ton with Miss Alice Simms. Miss Ger
trude Hodgkins has returned home after
visit to Missouri. Capt. J. Brad Bev-
erly has returned to Warrenton after
several days spent in Staunton and Cul-
peper, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Turner
are in Warrenton again after a visit OF
several days in Atlantic City. Mrs. James
P. Jeffries will leave the last of the week
for New Dorp, Staten Island, where she
will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Louis Antonsanti. Miss Knox and Miss
Page are guests of Mrs. ]. B. Britton.
Mrs. Robbins OF Richmond will give a
dance Monday night at the Country
Club in honor Of Miss Knox of At
lanta, Ga. Gen. and Mrs. B. D, Spill
man will give q dance on the 25th
of August. Miss Douglas Wise of Rich
mond is spending some time In Warrenton.
Miss Cora Franklin, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Washington, and
Miss Pollard. who has been visiting in
Clarke county. returned home Saturday
and arc guests Of Mrs. De Lancey Evans.
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CAPE MAY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc star.
CAPE MAY. N. J., August 10, 1911.
While last Saturday night was consider
ed to have been the high water mark for
the present season, the visitors have
come into the resort this week to such
a large number, and many of them from
Washington. that tonight and tomorrow
will be the pinnacle of the season as far
as crowds go. With all of the crowded
condition. the hotels have been required
to use halls for sleeping purposes, and to
provide for their overflow of guests In
private cottages Cape May has expert
enced the best season in many years past.
The golfing and tennis have been event.
full during the week. Wednesday a re-
turn match was played between teams of
the Atlantic City and Cape May golf
clubs, on the links Of the Cape May Club,
where there were over forty players on
both teams.
Mrs. G. w. Phtniman of Washington is
late arrival at the Hotel Cape May
and viii remain through September. Mr..
]. c. Peacock has joined a party of
friends at the Baltimore Inn. G. 8. Craw-
Inn, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Craw-
ford of Rose Hill. Md. John Collins Miss
Margaret Collins and Miss Kathryn Nc
Carthy of Washington are at Hotel Cape
May. Mr.. and Mrs. Garret l.. Hills Of
Washington have apartments at the
WAiNool ioi lne pdiaHce u the suHiIleT'
w. G. Powell, u. S. A. and the grandson
Of Gen. Phil Kearney, has joined his
family at the Windsor Hotel. Mrs. John
B. Robinson. wife of former Representa-
tive John B. Robinson Of Pennsylvania,
is enjoying the season at the Windsor
l.. p McLacklan Of Washington Is a
promihent guest at the Chalfonte. Ed
ward T. Fletcher and Miss Ruth Fletcher
have Joined friends at the Chalfonte
Mrs. ]. Lowe Of Washington, accom-
panied by her son Morris, Is sotourning
at the, Chalfonte.
P. M. McKim Of Washington Is regis
tered at the Chalfonte. Charles F. keefer
has joined the Washington colony at the
ington is spending two weeks at the
Chalfonte Hotel James H. Wiley of the
government printing office and Mrs.
Wiley are visiting friends here for ten
days Mrs. A. B. Cooper has Joined the
Washington colony at the Hotel Cape
May. j. NJ Dubb OF Washington is
spending week at Hotel Cape May. Mr.
and Mrs F. A. Helms of Richmond, Va.
are at the Hotel Cape May. r. C. Burt
of Washington Ia among later arrivals
at the Colonial. Mrs. Grace NJ. Bryan Of
Washington has joined guests at the Star
Villa Mrs. E. II. Bohm and Edward
time at the Glenwood. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
D. Kenard Of Alexandria, Va. arrived
at the Lafayette Monday to remain for
an indefinite period. Mrs. HI. F. Statham
and III. r. Statham OF Washington are
sojourning at the Lafayette. e. p Metz
of Washington has arrived at the Hotel
Cape May. Mrs W. w. Morton and son
Allen Of Richmond. Va. are at the Hotel
Cape May.
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Southern Railway.

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as information. and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New o..
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Dining
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Birmine
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Pits Nashville. 4:1o am. daily tsleeping car
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For p,r rnsr,G,,e 9,ar'annurT Au'nia; Ann,s s,s
Tourist cars for California Monday. WEDNESDAY
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pm. daily and 4:sS pm. week days. Frequent
trains TO and from pluernont.
T.. q ppOwN Gersr1f ARent.
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HOT SPRINGS.
Decial Corespondence OF The Star.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. August 10. 1911.
Visitors were much occupied this week
getting up a performance of tableaux VI
want. which came off in the coral and white
ballroom of the Homestead Hotel, attend
ED by a large audience. The proceeds
from tho sale OF seats. which amounted to
nearly $500, will go to the aid of st. Tim
othy's Alaskan mission. Taking part in
the tableaux. which included series posed
after the grouping in a number Of well
known paintings. as well as representa-
tions of several Of the Arthurian heroines.
with q scene from Carmen" were the
Misses Evelyn Chew Of Washington.
Sarah and Alberta Hamilton, Sarah and
Judith Colston. Abbie Barnard. Sarah and
Louise Gibson. Jessie Adams, Isabelle
Carter. Sarah Cameron, Josephine Palms
and Mary Cowan. Several songs were
sung by Mrs. William Armstead Lane.
Miss Mary Carlisle of Washington fur
nished the opening piano numbers and
Miss Eleanor Bright appeared in some
fancy dances.
Mr.. Anderson entertained at supper in
the Japanese room after the performance
for all who took part
Summer society here turned out in force
yesterday to attend the coming out tea
of Miss Louise Gibson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George I. NJ. Gibson Of Balti-
more, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson at
their cottage at Warm Springs. Several
hundred invitations were sent out. and
the guests filled the cottage. which was
decorated with roses and wild flowers, and
oyerfiowed onto the veranda and grounds.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. B. MCGUIRE, Miss Jane Riggs. Mrs. L.
P. O'Conner, Mrs. William De Vree- and
Mrs. Adams S. Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Graff1in, Mrs. Walter Prescott
Smith, Mr.. Allan Smith. Miss Mary c.
King. Mrs. c. Carlisle and Miss Mary Car
isle of Washington.
The tea will be followed tonight by q
german given in Miss Gibsons honor at
the Warm Springs Hotel by Mrs. John l..
Eubank. DIR. Robert +. Williams of Vir-
ginia will lead the cotillon with Miss Glib
son.
Miss Mary Carlisle gave musical at
the Carlisle cottage Thursday al which
nearly all of the Washington contingent
vas present.
Miss Lillian Wickersham, sister of the
Attorney General. George w. Wicker
sham. and Miss Laura Lee Rogers en-
tertained at luncheon a day orlwo ago
at the Boone cabin. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. McIlvain, Miss
Mary Rodman, Miss Mary Carlisle, Miss
Mooreman. Miss Mary Beirne. Mr..
Charles Work, Mr.. Ralph Robinson, Mr..
Hamilton King, Mr.. Henry Anderson, MI.
B. w. Keene and Mr.. G. Rust Rogers.
Among the late arrivals from Washing
ton at the Homestead are A. D. Combs,
paymaster U. s. N: Delos II. Smith, AL
bert Carry and Miss Louise Carry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam S. Casey of Wash
ington are spending some time at the
Warm Springs Hotel.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
SHAWNEE-ON-DELAWARE PA
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SFIAWTNEE-ON-DE Pa,

StIAWGNEErOE<-DE w AftE, Ia,
August 10, 1911
Wednesday evening a minstrel show
was given by the residents OF Shawnee.
Many of the guests of Buckwood Inn at
tended
The invitation golf tournament of the
Shawnee Country Club began Friday, and
the finals were played Sunday morning
by H r. Worthington and R. s. Worth
ington. The match was extremely inter-
esting. The trophy finally was captured
on the eighteenth green by Mr.. H. r..
Worthington, up. The first prize was a
handsome silver loving cup. Mr.. r. s.
Worthington received beautiful stickpin
case, while the consolation was won by
Mr.. Alexander Coles of Philadelphia.
A heart party was given by the ladies
of the inn Friday evening. The first
prizes were won by Miss Schoepf of
Washington, d. c., and Mr.. w. Hensey
of New York; The BOBBY prize was won
by Miss Tillinghast of Philadelphia.
An attractive tea was given on the
lawn In front Of the hotel Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Harrington Mills. The
young ladies who assisted Mrs Mills were
the Misses Taylor of New York, Miss
Bryan of New York and the Misses Kirby
of Jersey CITY.
w. Tillinghast Monday afternoon in
honor of her guests, Mrs. Kenderdine and
Miss Pampylon of Toronto, Canada. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Kenderdine and
Miss Schoepf Of Washington. d. c.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
GOSHEN.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

\
GOSHEN, Va, August is. 1911.
An event which was greatly enjoyed
during the past week was the veranda
party given by Master Dick Andrade OF
New York Monday morning. The guests
were especially happy to do honor to the
young host on this occasion, as he is just
recuperating from an injury to his knee.
and finds his chief amusement in playing
cards. In the game of 800" which was
the diversion at this affair. DR.. J. r. Gill
dersleeve of Richmond received the gen.
tleman's prize, watch fob. and Mrs.
Hattie Gray Slaughter Of Norfolk the
ladies' prize. q fan. Miss Louise French
of Washington was also presented with q
fan, while to Miss Barclay of New York
fell the consolation. necklace Of anne
shape of Indian heads marked the score
and during the game bonbons, cakes and
soft drinks were served.
Mrs. Harrie Craig Ansley OF Washing
supper Friday evening. The guests on
this occasion were Capt and Mrs Harry
Kimmel, DR.. J. T. Wolf. mrs. Raymond
Pilson, Mrs. J. A. Aven Of Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Mcmillan Of Savannah. Mrs.
w. A. Jones. Mrs. w. R. Ramsey. Louis
VILE, Ky; Mrs. F. s. Wynn, Washington:
Mrs. Meyer Cohen. Washington: Mrs. J.
Mel Carter, Washington: Mrs. A. G.
Clapham. Washington; Miss French.
Washington; Judge Wolf. Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Lee, Washington; Miss
Clarke. Richmond; Mrs. C. Andrade. New
York.
The big event Of the week was the hop
given in honor OF the visiting Kappa AL
phas Saturday evening. The ballroom
was beautified by great evergreen trees.
and was hung with garlands of golden
rod At midnight the dancers and other
guests repaired to the parlors and veran-
das. where an elaborate collation. was
served. Recent arrivals at Allegheny Inn
from Washington include R. H. Pilson.
Jerome Selinger, Ralph N. Berger. Mrs.
Berger. Maj. J. Mel. Carter. T. E. Glu-
settle and wife. Mrs. w. A. Olmsted, Miss
Ruth Olmsted. e. A. Meade. UrQuhart
Ansley. Floyd Cissel. J. 8. Gull. jr.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa.
August 10. 1911.
The past week at the Monterey Country
Club has been very lively. The semi
annual golf match with Sudhook. which
was won by the home team. 10 TO 8.
drew many Of the summer colony to the
club
Mrs. William Reed entertained a num-
ber of friends at bridge in the reception
room OF the club.
The cup offered by Judge Brown for
the best nine holes during August has
kept the golf course continually crowded.
| Among the Washingtonians recently
at Buena Vista Spring Hotel were John
| s. Shriver. NJ. X. Inonye. Mr.. Hirosh
Lent, DR.. and Mrs. Sewell of Wash-
ington. The Clermont-William Henry
Roher, jr.. and Charles Guy Morgan OF
Graystone Inn-E. D. Sewali. Carl
Rakemann, Miss Katherine Follin. Miss
Margaret z. Follin. Mrs George L.
Keen, +. q. Pyne, Joseph Rakemann.
Miss Rakemann. Miss NJ. w. Brown OF
Washington.
Summit Villa-Miss A. NJ. Stagg, Miss
c. NJ. Stage. Miss Virginia Thompson.
Mrs. j. c. Simpson. Miss Marian F.
Bailey OF Washington.
Monterey Inn-Joseph Rakemann. Miss
Rakemann. Miss Marguerite w. Brown.
Capt John s. Tucker Mrs. Tucker. Will
liam w. Chamberlaine. w. c. Langfitt.
Mrs. w. Hoge. Miss Margaret Hoge.
Miss Barbara Hoge, w. L. Marshall. j.
H. Gregory. jr.; A. G. Howe. U. s. NJ:
w. p. Brown, John Mason Brown. Mrs.
John Beard Ecker. Master John Beard
Ecker, Miss Emily Kirk Ecker.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
CAPoN SPRINGS.
special Correspondence Of The Star
DON CpRINCC "

CAPON SPRINGS. w. Va,
August 10, 1911.
A vaudeville entertainment arranged
by Mrs. s. III. Gibson for the benefit Of
needy mountaineers In this vicinity came
off very successfully at Capon during the
past week. The program opened with a
series of tableaux entitled THE Bach
elor's Dream" The bachelor was i'm
personated by Harry Kimberley Of Nor
folk, while the visions of his various
loves as they appeared to his siumbering
fancy were depicted as follows: The
First Love- little Elizabeth Bassett,
Norfolk; Sweet Sixteen Miss Lorraine
Lightbourne. Key West, Fla: The De-
butante,' Miss Bessie Beale Anderson,
Kansas City; Tennis Girl Miss Adele
Gibson, Washington; THE Widow" Miss
Grace Perkins. Richmond: Girl at the
Masquerade" Miss Elsa Brooke. Phila-
deiphia: The Actress" Miss Elena
Caideron. Washington; Dutch Girl
anese Girl" Mrs. Albert Ellsworth Acker.
Jacksonville. Fla; Trained Nurse"
Miss Helen, Young. Norfolk: '"rhe Girl
He Really Loved Miss Martha Cooke.
Norfolk: 1.-The Bride" Miss Pauline
Woodward. Wilson, N. c.
Among those entertaining at supper aft
erward were Messrs. John w. Yerkes
and William Curtis OF Washington.
Monday evening card party was given
by Mrs. J. Granville Myers of Washing
ton. The winners Of the prizes were
Mrs. Wyville, Mrs. c. w. Robertson and
Mrs. Hellman and Mrs. Carpenter of
Washington, Mrs. Acker Of Jacksonville
and Mrs. August Smith Of New York. ,
Evening star., 1911-08-20
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,

August 10, 1911.
Not in half century, according to
three guests who have been coming here
since 1865 has any summer been so gay
at White Sulphur or have there been such
a continuous round of germans, cotillons,
dinners lawn fetes, costume balls and
champagne suppers. The social ball has
whirled from dawn until long after mid
night and eliminated Tuesday night in
a wonderously beautiful costume ball.
followed by a dinner given by Mr. and
Mrs c. d. Wernwag of Philadelphia to
forty-eight guests.
Miss Valerie xPadelford of Washington
was hostess at a charming Sunday after
noon tea at the Casino, about twenty-five
young people being present. The tea
table was arranged with a centerpiece of
pink roses
Miss Betty Clark of Richmond. who cell
ebrates her eightyfourth birthday next
month, was one Of the merriest of the
guests at the costume ball, and when
the dancers assembled for the supper
party at IL 80 Miss Clark was the most
wide-awake one in the cafe. She was
the honored guest at an informal little
gathering at the Stevens cottage Tues
day, when Miss Helen Stevens invited a
few people to call after 4:3o.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
AsBuRY PARK.
ecial Conespoudepce Of TIE star.


ASBURY PARK. N. J.. August 10, 1911.
The crowning OF Queen Titania, q very
pretty ceremony. which always inaugu-
rates the baby parade festivities at AS
bury Park. took place with an unusually
pretty setting last night at the Casino.
The Coleman House is entertaining J.
NJ. Macintosh and w. c. Baldeston OF
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Burch Of Wash
ington are patrons OF the Minot House.
Washington is represented at Sunset
Hall by ]. V. Goilburt and ]. n. Brewer.
The Winthrop is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Fairfax and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Birch OF Washington.
Miss Alice NJ. Kinds OF Washington Is
at the Thedford.
A late arrival at the Hotel Monmouth
is j. Carlisle Sele OF Washington.
j. l. Turner Of Washington Ia . visitor
at the st. Clair.
The Lafayette numbers among its guests
Robert Gieb and family Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Whitaker, Parke Gal
lagher. Carl Mapes. Miss Edna Roger
and Miss Gertrude Thomas have Joined
the Washington colony at the Thedford.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Jones and family
are Washington patrons OF the Brock
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Van Derveer and
Walter Van Derveer Of Washington are
spending month at the Berwin.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
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w. 23B STREET.
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night .2.52 am. Diners and Parlor Cars ON dsy
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TO BALTIMORE,
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WESTWARD.
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CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLB
=: 1o n: %. 10 pm, '1o.1 10 night.
PiTTSRURG. 'a.10 a.m.. sl.S '010 p.m..
30 40 night sleeper ready 1000 p.m.l.
CLEVELAND, % 10 pm. COLUMBUS s6.3OD.u
WHEELING 20 10 am, $50 pm.
Schedules Of local trains at ticket of1ces.
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TELEPHONES at following Ticket Omces:
1417 st. NV. Main 1901: $40 Pennsylvania
Main 2GS: Union Station Main 738O
Evening star., 1911-08-20
PINEY POINT.
Special Correspondence Of Tn. Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
PINEY POINT. Nd. August II. 1911.
The church at Valley Lee was ma =
terially benefited by a minstrel show.
given in the ballroom OF the hotel last
Saturday night by several OF tho
guests. Charles A Stevens and War.
rem Tolson acted as end men. whiia
James w. BARLEY and J. w. Tolson
were interlocutors. Individual song .
by Milton J. Fillius. Gordon r. Darling,
J. p. Green, Mr.. Rowland and o. Ii.
Osterman We're also rendered.
Crabs still continue to be plentiful,
and the fishing season is drawing near.
The Fishing Club OF Washington. COM
posed Of about ten men. have had good
catches during the week. Bathing and
sailing also attract the attention OF the
majority, and the numerous boats ara
kept busy accommodating the parties.
Among the late arrivals at the hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Fowler and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Langley
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. N f. Bean
and family OF Congress Heights. II. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bratton of New Jersey
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell at
their cottage for several days.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
HIGHLANDS.
ecial Correspondents Of The Star.

Special Correspondents Of The Star.
HIGHLANDS, N. j., August IS 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White OF Washing
ton are spending the season at the Thomp-
son House.
Registered at the Monmouth House from
Washington are Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Ster-
ling, Miss Ellen H. Sterling and Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Maddox OF Washington.
Late arrivals at the Highland House in.
clude Miss Florence Pitman. Mrs. Amos
G. Pitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Tully
and Frederick ]. Tully OF Washington.
James D. Dougherty. p ]. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. H. K. Long. Miss Inex Long and
James d. Long have Joined the Wash.
ington colony at the East View House.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
LONG BRANCH.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LONG BRANCH, N. J., August IS, 1911
Society gayety Is just reaching its
height here. The present week has been
one continuous round of dinners, oridge
and other parties and various entertain
ments.
Late arrivals at the Tallahassee in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thatcher
Miss Henrietta r. Thatcher. Miss Dor.
othy L. Post. NJ. j. Houston, N L. Par
ker and Frederick ]. Norton of Washing
ton.
The West End cottages are entertain
ing Miss Olive Butcher. Mrs. ~. L
Butcher, Mr.. and as. X. p. Ingling,
Howard F. Saurman and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Hughes of Washington.
Miss Bertha l., Close, Mrs D. S. Close,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cassady, II. +.
Downing and Mrs. G.. *. Jackson OF
Washington are spending the season al
tho H1tel Pannacd.
Evening star., 1911-08-20
OCEAN GROVE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., August 10. 1911.
1t has been a strenuous week in the
camp meeting city. The camp meeting
will begin next Friday night.
The North End numbers among its
patrons Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Larkins of
Washington.
Miss r. V. Reeder of Washington is
spending month at the Ardmore.
Washington Is represented at the
Ocean House by Miss Martha l. Graves
and Rexford Graves.
]. Lewis. jr., of Washington is at the
Majestic.
Lieut. William H Santelmann, director
of the United States Marine Band, is at
the Majestic.
Recent registrations at the Spray View
include Mrs. Z. T. Bickford and NJ. L.
Bickford Of Washington.