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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE'S FORESTS
Public Spirited Men Will Preserve
Them from Destruction.

Breton Woods, y. H.. Aug. 1.-THE
forestry meeting which has just closed at
the Mount Pleasant has brought out some
interesting facts as TO the deplorable treat
ment that the forests of New Hampshire
have received during the last few years.
Lumber companies have been cutting
timber on land the title to which was in
dispute, and they have taken old and
young trees alike I'm order to fiji their
pockets with the almighty dollar, while
the citizens have stood by and seen fheir
forests destroyed
At last New Hampshire has awakened,
and now steps have been taken 20 prevent
any more such destruction. The federal
government has appropriated money for a
reservation. the state has taken over the
Crawford Notch public spirited citizens
have bought 800 acres on Mount Sunapee,
and the Breton Woods Company, which
owns II. 600 acres in the very heart Of the
mountains. cares for this by modern
forestry methods.
one evil that IS still To be encountered,
however. is the promscuous cutting OF the
so-called Christmas tree. These are yearly
the prey Of the farmer. who for two cents
each sells them to the city merchant In
order that few may have d nights pleas
ure. These trees are New Hampshire S
future forests. and as it is impossible that
the state and federal government should
own all the land, the greedy farmer takes
advantage OF this to fiji his own pocket.
Each year, in Northern New Hampshire
and Vermont large carloads can be seen
on their way to the city, and once cut II
is a work of years for nature to replace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

nor Thursday evening in the Cave Grill.
Old patrons of the Mount Washington
Hotel at Breton Woods to return TINS
week for the season included Charles
Pratt. Of the Boston Athletic club; MI
and Mrs. Edward D. ice, Miss Mabel
Rice and her friend, Miss Taylor; Miss G.
A. French and Miss NJ. 7. Talbot, OF Bos-
ton. and party Of Clarendon guests, who
were at Seabreeze. Fla. last season, IN
Guiding Mrs. l. A. Day and Miss A. Ban
croft. of Holyoke, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Beggs, Of Woburn, who motored up
tor a visit Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Metcalr'
of Horyoke. who motor up every year Tor
an August visit at the Mount Washington
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Metcalf. who came FOR the trip and re-
turned Immediately.
There have been many New York ar
rivals at the Mount Washington Hotel THIS
week. among them MI. and Mrs. DaNd
Mcclure and Miss Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Achelis and Miss f. Achelis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Thorne who win remain a
month. Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Baruch. who
will remain some time. Mr.. Baruch Is q
partner of ]. Pierpont Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Mundy, OF New York
who have been spending few days at one
Of the Profile Cottages, have motored TO
Breton Woods for the remainder Of the
season.
j. r. TAYLOR. with the Misses Mildred ana
Priscilla Taylor and Miss Carmody, ar
rived this week at the Mount Washington
Hotel where Mrs Taylor viii soon join
them. James b. Taylor jr., and Edward
w. Russell motored up from the Taylor
country place, at Jericho l.. J., TO join the
party.
Henry :. Hale. of Philadelphia, owner oil
the Balsams. at DiXvlle Notch. y. H.,
motored TO the Mount Washington this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Carl Ras-
mus. Of Brooklyn, and her friend, Miss
Edith MacBirnie OF Wenonah, Mimi Ihey
also visited Crawford Notch, TO see the
amateur tennis championship tourney
where Eugene Sawyer of the Mount
Washington. is entered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Cragin, of the Mount Wash
ington. drove TO the Crawford, on Thurs
dav TO spend the day, and George r.
Duncan and Robert w. Day have also been
of Breton Woods guests to go over for
the tennis
Governor Robert p. Bass Of New lamp
shire is at the Mount Pleasant House Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
BAR HARBOR
Brilliant Society Gatherings at
Cottages and Hotels.

Bar uarbor. Me, Aug. IA reception
was given on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Bur
ton Harrison at her summer home, Sea IT.
chins. in Eden street I'm honor of Mrs.
Lindsay Morehead. of Washington. This is
Mrs. Harrisons first reception at Sea Ur-
,hins for a number OF years. and the first
time for some seasons that she mas occu-
MED her cottage In the receiving line were
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Morehead and Miss
Sophia Meldrien. OF Savannah. Mrs. Har-
mon and Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison pre-
sided at the tea tables. Some Of the guests
present were Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robley
Il. Evans. the Swedish Minister. Count Ehr-
ensvard, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Rlcnard-
son Glover. Senator and Mrs. John b. Hen
derson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierre
pont Edwards. DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax
Whiting, Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick, Miss &C.
lestine Eustis. Mrs Leila A. Emery, Mrs.
George \. Draper, j. I. Blair Mrs. Rufus
l.. Patterson ard George b. Dorr.
Mrs. John Hone gave a large dinner at
the Country Club Saturday evening with
the tables set for forty. while last week
Mrs Hone also entertained a party of TWEEN
" at the club
, The second in the series Of concerts at
the building Of Arts took place Saturday
OF this week. with Nine. Corinne Rider-ke
gev. soprano. and Claude Cunningham. barry
tone. the artists.
The annual bridge tournament at the kebo
Valley club came off on Friday 81 this
week This affair which is held each year
under the auspices of the club. Is one of
the most enjoyable events of the summer.
The committee I'm charge was composed or
J. l.. Ketterlinus. chairman; Mrs. O. n.
Robbins. Mrs Joseph Pulitzer. Mrs. Daniel
r. Worden. Mrs. William T. Draper. Mrs.
samuel W. Bates. Mrs. j. j. Emery. Mrs. G.
de II. Moore Mrs Il. Hall Mccormick, Mrs.
Rufus L. Patterson. Mrs. John I. Pratt,
Mrs George A. Draper, Mrs. Fergus Reid,
Mrs Franklin Ellis. Mrs. Arthur Espy, Mrs.
George = Robbins. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson.
W Butler Duncan and Alfred Coates.
Saturday afternoon at the kebo Valley
Chb house j. L. Kettcrlnus, president OF
I'M, club. entertained large party at lunch
con after the regular tournament. Among
the guests were George 5. Robbins, Samuel
". Bates. Arden NJ Robbins. Charles W.
Hardness. G. de r. Moore. Martin Van
Buren,. Charles Davis, jr, Lincoln +.
brigham. Dr. w. c. Cushman, Eidgely
Watts and Mr. Ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
JEFFERSON.

J.oerson. y. H., Aug. 12.-The Naumbek.
at Jefferson: is one OF the gayest places IN
tho White Mountains. and there nave oeeh
so many diversions this week. together Win
tho usial bridge dancing and motoring
that there has been little time for ennul
we're one go inclined. Miss Katharine
,t,Co,k and Miss Harriet Lummis, Of New
York and Miss Anita Blair, Of Chicago
gaye a jolly fudge party to a NUMBER OIL
tho Younger set on one evening thls "eeh'
ard the deIectahle sweets We're generously
distributed The house poet composed anu
dedicated Co the hostesses number Oh
clever verses in honor Of the occasion.
Many Waumbek guests are enjoying
mountain climbing and Miss Mary blggS Is
the champion pedestrian Of the younger
set 4 party Of Waumbek young persons
cnioved - trip TO the summit OF Mount
washington one of the clear DAYS Of this
week The handsome silver trophy pre-
scented by the management for the regular
Saturday handicap golf tournament was
won by e. w. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs Charles y. Sabln. Of No
Ia West 18th street: &. u. Sabln. jr., ana
Miss Elizabeth Sabin are recent arrivals at
the Waumbtk.
Major General w r. Riddle. Of Wash
ington. and Mrs. Biddle are recent corners
10 the Waumbek. where Mrs John j.. Cor
don. widow OF General Gordon. Is also
spendinc some time.
Edward Shipper Barnes, OF New l"IN'
with Miss Barnes and Miss Stringhorn' Is
spending "a few weeks at the Naumbek.
Mr. ana Mrs. V. r. Barrett Of New
YORK. have joined the Waumbek colony
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Tuck and W. IL
Tuck have come from Philadelphia.
Greenwich. Conn. sends many Of It's
residents to enjoy the mountain air, and ut
the Waunbek are Mr.. and Mrs. George
s,orm and Miss Virginia storm Tor stay
col several weeks
Mi AMI Mrs. W o. I.udlLstou. "i Sow
Yuri.. huse been Welcomed tp thr N"uW-
bcIl tlIs w,el, for a lors stay. Mr.. e.. IL.
Oseood has arrived from \orwich f-r her
customary visit.
Ma. and Mrs. W. g. Stoddard and Mrs.
Henry stodduid. of Sew Haven and Wood
bridge. conn, have come 10 Jefferson Tor
! the month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
DELAWARE WATER GAP
Mountain Climbing Parties Pop
ular Among the Guests.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Aug. r.
With the most favorable and pleasant
weather Of the week. mountain parties are
frequent Large patties have scaled Mount
Minis and Mount Tammany. feats difficult
and health giving Noticeable among these
parties was that Of Miss Eleanor H. Nor
throp, of Brooklyn, a graduate of Smith
College. After climbing the heights OF
Mount Tammany. the party took supper at
Dianas Bath. most delightful spot.
The stroudsbure Minstrel Company will
give its performance i'm the Castle Inn
Music Han on August 16 Some profess
sional talent of the Keith circuit will assist
the loca. people.
The Water Gap House lever entertained
more guests than al this season, and they
have never been more pleasantly enter
tanned. Manhattan and Brooklyn people at
the Water Gap House are. Frederick Gill
more. Mrs J. II. Yost J. r. Sinclair Mrs.
w. Reid and daughter. Mrs. l.. Forrest, ID.
r Pope. jr.. Mrs. 6. s. Williams Jr.' Jo-
seph Farley and wife, William Harrison
Lester f. snyder, Carrie Beatley and the
Misses Belle and Helen Levy.
The Kittatinny is the centre Of many
society people and motorists. The marsh
mallow roast of sixty young people OF the
house on Lake Lenape was much enjoyed
on wednesday evening the musical by
local talent was great success. Late ar
rivals here from Brooklyn and Manhattan
are: r. s Turk. \. G.. Gordon. John d.
Smith. +. X. Mercereau, ". W Mercereau'
W. S Moffet. l.. L. Bowers. II. 5 Wool
worth. A. Blanche Dut'on, \. V. Gordon.
Mrs. HcllCel and son, Mrs. J. Y. Van Pelt'
Mrs. James Taylor Mrs. John Hitness' Miss
Margaret Van Pelt William Miller, Nh
and Mrs Tibbets and James Carpenter.
DR.. Ognibene of Manhattan. and DR.. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

, Mrs Frances f. MusgraVo entertained at
luncheon at her cottage, Eden Hall on Fri
day. Covers were laid for twelve.
Baroness Hengelmuller entertained
number of friends on Friday afternoon with
a sail around the island in the steamer Mas
cot.
ON Thursday Mrs. A. ID. Ireland enter
tanned at luncheon at La Selva, Eden street.
The guests were Admiral Clover mrs Glover
and Miss Glover, Count Ehrensvard, the
Swedish Minister; Mrs. Harmon, Mrs
Morehead, former Senator John Hender-
SON Mrs Henderson, John B. Henderson j.,
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Miss Hnckley. Ar
thur Hartman, George b. Dorr, Mrs Davis
and George Davis.
At luncheon on Monday Mrs. Sidney W.
Keith entertained at her cottage in the
Field I'm honor Of the Hon. Charlemagne
Tower. ex-Ambassador 10 Germany ana
Mrs. Tower, OF North East Harbor. The
guests were Baron HengelmUller and Bar
oness Hengehmuller, Miss Lal. Mss Bar
wind George B. Dorr. General Horace Por-
ter and Count Ehrensvard.
Mrs. Frederick A. Pearson entertained at
her home or Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Ru-
l q
Hall Mccormick. Mrs Richardson Glover,
Miss Julia Berwind Mrs. j. j. Emery, MIS-
Thorndike. Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson Mrs
Irving. Mrs Buchanan winthrop Mrs.
George T. Bliss Mrs Franklin Ellis, Mrs.
DC witt Clinton Blair. Mrs. Barney, Mrs.
Jewett and Miss Belle Gurnee.
Mrs John Colby Abbot gave the first OF a
series of talks on The Life of the French
Women OF Versailles on Tuesday at the
Swimming club. Among the patrons ana
patronesses were Bishop Doane, Bishop ana
Mrs Lawrence. Miss Manning. Mrs. Francis
Howe Johnson. Mrs. Burton Harrison. MISS
Gardiner Miss Furness, Mrs. Zimmerman
Mrs. Chickering Mrs ketter!inus. MISS
Gourlie. Miss Gregerson, Miss f. Lombard
Miss :. Lombard. Mrs. Fremont-Smith, Mrs.
Arthur NJ Coates, Miss Van Duser, Mrs.
Matthews Mrs. Samuel w. Bates, Mrs.
Frank Otis. Mrs. Daniel Worden. Mrs. nilip
LIVINGSTON Mrs. Charles Ostrander Mrs.
Arthur u. Addison. the Rev. r. r. Maxwell,
Miss Ames. Miss Crafts. Mrs. OTIS Nor
cross. Mrs. stephen G. Green and Mrs
Herbert Parsons.
MIR. and Mrs Dix. Of North East Hdroor
entertained party at dinner at the horuah
Pond House on Wednesday evening. Tie
following were the guests: Mrs. a Hard,
Mr. and Mrs. william Blodgett Mrs. Var
rum Mr. and Mrs. II. Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs stephen Whitney. Miss Janet Town
send. Francis Lewis. Charles Bradley and
Mr.. Lee.
Mrs. Robert Potter entertained at lunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

Kineo. Moosehead Lake. Nc, Aux L
4 week of remarkable weather and al
summer activities on in fun swing nav
kept the summer people here happy
Miss CIarice Paterson, OF No" lon
piloted the winning boat I'm INC yacht Tao
capturing tho cup offered hy hs"'
Sheafer. of Pottsville. Penn. Second eue
offered by q. NJ. Thornton Of Pa"'ueAsI
was won by the lOneta. Rear 'ohi'nV''''
A. B. Warnings fast boat
The Skaters. OF Pottsvile PENN gave
delightful party TO fifty at tic yacht e'l'
this week.
In the moonlight Wednesday the nse'
run Of the Moosehead Lake Aacht '",
was a pretty sight. Commodore RenF' .,
New York. in his flagship the sfaos'"
Biwa. led the group OF boats.
The cup presented by Mrs. John o'lOs.,
for mems tennis singles was handii! WIZ
by Chaplin Marcus. of New YORK.
l.. b. Adams. Of New York. won tn'
weekly shooting match. capturing The JUG
kins trophy. Mrs q. b. Red. OF fmisoe'
phia. being high Tor the women's cup.
Miss Isabel Roberts, of Broohlyn' ~
Mcdonald and Mrs.. d. r. Possner. OF n"
York. are among the equestrians seen dA'
on the woods roads.
At Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B warns.
camp Nepahwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Tenney and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard scnF
nor OF New York. are guests.
New Workers al West outlet camps
clude Mr. and Mrs. D.. 81. Gr.m"e-
W. A. Parker. John seys liuyier MS
PARKER and Dr ami Mrs Henry Price
Recent arrivals ~ The uoV Mount hne'
include Mr.. and Mrs. T.. : Tory, NE
Annie W. Harris. r. D. Lewis. Mrs. D.
Nanderveer. Miss Eiusteedt Miss J. =
Kursheedt. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl SchurE
trasch. W r. Coe Air and Mrs. chanc
Kolstedt. Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Adams NE
Adams. Robert J. Adams, Miss Fiofe.s
OBrien. Mr.. and Mrs q. II. curtis
and Mrs. c. \. Trowbr.dge Mr. ana As
w. l.. Albro. Mrs ". \. Mciboon =.
Hustled. Rene De FonteneI.at OF ~
York: Mr. and Mrs. l.. ~ Werner
daughter Nj. and Mrs. George .~
man. Miss Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. y "
ter Tyrell. Miss Marie Tyrel and lp~
Tyreu of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

Country club. There was sunlight dance
FOR the children, arranged by Mr.. Ciiford
at the Casino, on Monday afternoon, ana
on Wednesday evening a children's party
was arranged.
The ball at the Casino on Thursday even
ing was brilliant affair and brought out
a large number of cottagers and guests Oh
other hotels Informal dancing IS the RUE
I'm the music room every evening ana the
morning concert at the Casino attracts
hundreds of visitors, many of them motor
ing from other resorts.
Vcsucr services were held at 4 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon in the music room
AT the Maplewood. and the Rev II. II.
Clark of the United States Naval Acad-
envy. AT ANNAPOLIS conducted them. There
was large attendance and ;he singing or
ravorite hymns by the guests was feat
sre.
Cottage 6. at the Maplewood has been
aiken for the rest of the season by MI
and Mrs r. b. Yullle. the Misses Ellen
Melissa and Nancy Yullle, Burks Iuiile
and Miss Elizabeth Stage.
Edward -. Kollock. OF Boston, IS with
Mrs. Kollock. spending three weeks at the
Maplewood Hotel
George +. Moon OF New York. Joined his
family over the week end at Maplewood. j..
\ BOYD. OF New York. has come, and addi-
lions TO the golf set are Mr. and Mrs. T..
II Moore and Eleanor and Muriel Moore
Of New York
Mrs. J. ". Mather and w. VI. Mather. OF
New York: Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Skinner,
OF Yonkers. with Miss Bertha Skinner,
Mrs. Peter Cleary and Miss Cleary. Mrs.
Herbert Gardner and Miss Gardner OF
Brooklyn: Mrs Samuel y. Stules ana Eide
Stules Morgan. OF New York; Mrs. q. II.
Wyckofr and Mrs II. {. Keno. OF New
York. Mrs. j. ~ Kene. of Brooklyn: Nellie
J. Lewis and Hattie NJ Frecheton, OF
BROOKLYN: Misses Rohr. Of Westchester'
Mr.. and Mrs. w Harris Roome. of New
York: +. A. Rembrandt. II. {. LillnoeIer
and the Misses McDermott. Of Brooklyn
and Pauline Miller. OF New York. are late
arrivals at the Maplewood, all remaining
for the entire season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
BRETON WOODS
Many Attractions for Lovers OF
Outdoor Sports.

Friction Woods. y H., Aug. 12-Bretton
Woods is enjoying a wonderfully success
ful season and the Mount Washington ana
the Mount Pleasant have upward Of eight
hundred guests under their hospitaole
roofs Among the many diversions oo"l-
ing and tennis have a good share or pat
ronagc and the revival Of croquet at Bret
ton Woods. on the bowling green enter
tains a good many Of the children, VINO
are also seen frequently playing the grace
ful French game of Diabolo. The BTettoh
Woods golf links are dotted with golfers
and some wonderfully low scores have Deeh
made. M Williams. Of the Mount Pleas
ant House, who since the death or Dr.
Charles T.. Clark is regarded as the vet
eran Of the links. beat Colonel Boyle on
Thursday by two strokes, doing the round
in 70 Mrs. Edwin n. Filter Of Phia-
delphia. who holds the women's amateur
record Of the course. is here.
Thomas Nelson Page, who with FRANK
Page. of Virginia, is at the Mount WASH
ington for his usual visit, was one Oh the
audience at the last meetings OF the 30
ciety for the Protection of New Hampshire
Forests. and spoke most agreeaDly on the
Southern Appalachans.
Many old patrons of the Mount Wash
ineton arrived this week for the season
among whom were included Mr. and Yrs.
Clarence w. Scamans and Miss Dorothy
Seamans Nj. and Mrs. H. b. Vaughan
and the Misses Vaughan, of Orange. y. j.
Mir. and Mrs Isaac r. Lloyd and Miss
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones'
of New York. with Miss Isabel 3. Law
son. OF Charleston. S. g.; Mr. and Mrs NJ.
Casey. Of New York: Mr. and Mrs George
T. Duncan. who motored up from Port
land. Ne: Nj and Mrs +. w Foster Of
New York. with Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Stephenson. of Montclair: Mr. and Mrs
Fred Smith. of Beverly: Nj. and Mrs. w.
II Felt. of Lynn with Henry b. S~rs, OF
Framincham. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
John : Black.
There is much entertaining at the Mount
Nyashington. where Joseph j. O'Donohue
and W. w. Gurley are giving some de-
Hehtfu dinners complimentary TO their
friends. Airs John :. Black gave a din
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
MOUNT POCONO.

,.,,,,, pocono. Penn. Aug ESQ e''"'
u.ao tho week END throng AZ ,'e -
cohf,, Inn that many Of the Sunu'S
IT, we're turned away from "dut
'.,..,,,,odations. The card and gun 'ooi"
~. to,.o l. always filed with caro- pay
am late I'm the evening, all i'iio' mo-
80, ,,,rromptu. Among the iate arli' az
49,, cn,.,,ce cabin are G.. f. Ippie' " -
r.,ar X / Liel, c. A. Darlington M
H., >ixon Miss S II. Rove, MT. "u'
aIl' y" cnis,,rs and Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Rogers. ..,rg much at
/ Vuo.' ,or, the guests OF the MOUNT
pleasant House and the "oine" it,, 70
making the mems do some TAI
hold their place as champions ~ -.
ogoment has offered prize 10 tue -.
nion team OF the house anu ''0
though friendly, is Keen ,,.,,,,
,rho festivities OF the Pocono Mou"'"'
tto,se continue many and Interesting ""u
49,. .,,ssts enter heartily into the iuh
eth producing atmosphere INDUCES
- tho measures OF the coming "esh
-, ,,a,e clock tournament, when Is pe'H3
..,.,oad bv NJ C. Pearson, Of New 1orh'
,ho benefits of which will go toward the
| Chidren's Fresh Air rum .,
An Indian entertainment at the oht"oo"
IN which Mrs. A. c. Cavanaush ana MIS-
| = Cayanaugh. OF New York were inc
leaders created somewhat or Juror
throughout Mount Pocono. Inc dance lo'-
/ lowed by the progressive hearts was an
! Chr nleasing event. Miss Catharlne
yardlev of Philadelphia. and A. . Brleh'
! ~ New York were the prize winners.
New Workers at the FAR We" are -
Dadinon. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Crawley' H. W.
+ Newlock. f. ~ Arrislo. James \. Arrisio'
! +. H. Stal. r. Herzog and Mr.. ana MIS-
! f. l.. Moore
STAYING at the Meadowside from Ne"
York are Or. and Mrs. T. Weber. Mr.. ana
. Mrs. NJ r. Veklbe. Ethel Rane, Louis
Mathev O. A Mathey, Mrs. w. Freeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
STROUDSBURG

Stroudsburg Penn. Aug "A card
dance was the principal evcnteof tho neck
at the Churleiah Inn Prominent among
those present were b. l.. Horton and Ms
slster-in-law. Mrs .. g. Horton. OF New
York; Mrs. \. G.. Brandt OF Brooklyn. Mrs
John German ana Mrs. 4. l.. Thomas aud
daughter, Matte. Of philadelphia: Mrs !
b. Roberts. Mrs Won Brock and Mia
Mildred Won Brook
Dances and parties have formed pleas.
ant evening past.mes al the Pennyn The
winners OF the weeks euchrc were As fol-.
lows: Mrs McAlleer. Mss Amy Tag. Mira
Koven. Rober, Tag, Elizabeth koyen. Mrs
Meister and Marie Writ. of New York
+ \ Jew OF those az the Highland Inn this
week are Mr.. and Mrs 4. D.. Mattews,
Mrs. John X. Bradford. Miss Irene brad.
ford and William Bradford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
SHAWNEE ON-DELAWARE.

Shswnee-on-Do Delaware Penn Aug r.
An attractive card party was giycn In tho
grill room Of the Buckwood Inn on Thurs
day evening The first second and third
prizes were won by Miss J.. Mccune. OK
Pittsburg: Miss Belle Taylor and Mrs I'd
ward Martin, of New York city, respoe-
lively.
Mrs. James Bunting entertained at a card
party on Friday afternoon, I'm honor OF her
sisters the Misses Gillies. who are visiting
at Mrs Buntings bungalow.
Among recent arrivals az Buck"ood Inn
are George Cullen, r.. ripple. II. \. York
william Heatherington, &. W. Taylor,