The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-08-17
extended to all.

= beth Sterrett and mother, of New Gas
. tie, Pa, are occupying the Stratton cot
t tage on G street.
: The Misses Whitmarsh, Miss M. Bin.
t nix and Miss W. Brill, Of Baltimore,
and Mrs. T. S. Marshall, of Washing
ton, D. c., are summering in the Park.
/ Miss Elise Goodwin, of Washington,
= D. c., returned home on Saturday after
, a delightful visit with her aunt, Mrs
, Armstrong OF the Monte Sano' cot
E tage.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moller and fam
lily, of Baltimore, are quartered at the
Dixie cottage.
Mrs W. S. Washburn and family and
the Misses Graves, all of Washington,
D. c., are occupying the Fulton cottage
this season.
Mrs j. w. Stewart and daughter, OF
Baltimore, are guests at the Dixie
cottage.
Mrs. H. S. Jenanyan, widow of DR..
H. S. Jenanyan. the well known Arme-
Man missionary, accompanied by her
daughter, is guest at the Queenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Jones, of Column
bus, Ohio, and their talented children
are also guests at the Queenwood.
Also at the Queenwood are Mr.. Wal
den, the great magician, and the famous
escape artist Haverly.
Miss Louise thinner, Miss Kate Hun
ter, Miss Bertha Fette and Miss Annie
Honecker, all teachers, of Wheeling,
W, Va, are guests at the Mcconnell
cottage.
Judge and Mrs. I. |. Staley, of Park
ersburg, W. Va, are stopping at the
/ Crescent cottage.
Mr.. Geo. E. Amos, sheriff of Marion
county, w. Va, and son Merle, accom-
panied by Judge w. S. Raymond, all Of
Fairmont. w. Va, stopped here on their
way to Baltimore in a touring car. Mr..
Amos and family consisting Of wife and
another son (ClaY) have been stopping
Tor fortnight at crescent cottage.
Mrs. M. A. Joll1e' entertained Sat
! day afternoon at Fancy work party
Sixteen guests were present. Dellclous
refreshments were served
Prot. and Mrs. I. Ehrenteld, OF
Springfield, ONO, nave been summerlng
at the crescent cottage IheY lett
Tor their nome MONDAY Fro1' t. was
here for his health and has been greatly
benefited. lie is teacher OF botany IN
the Springfield hlgh school.
Miss Lucia Coulter OF Monongahela
City, Pa, at the crescent cottage. was
shocked during the electric storm Mon
day evening last. She was sitting with
others around the table when the hight
ming followed an electric hight wire over
the IapIe ana passed GOWN her IelI arm
leaving distinct red mark. MISS u
suffered some pain ana was quite ner-
vous Tor a few DAYS.
OFFICIAL NOTES
The famous Lotus Glee Club, so uni
versally popular, has been secured since
the program was printed for return
concert on the afternoon of Aug. 22nd,
and full concert on the evening of the
same day. Individually they are mag
nifcient soloists and their qnartette
work is everywhere acknowledged as
the best now known to the platform.
The children's story telling hour, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Tatum, is proving to be
one of the most popular events for the
little people ever attempted at Noun
, tain Lake Park. Mrs. Tatum is mag
nificiently equipped for her work.
Rev. A. H. Zimmerman is still in a
very critical condition. The morning
, Biblical hour is being conducted very
!: successfully by Rev. Kerr BoYce Tup-
per, D. D.
The lectures of Mr.. Peter MacQueen,
as to the quality of illustrations and the
wealth of the information given, have
never been surpassed on the platform
of the Mountain Chautauqua. 1t is tc
be regretted that the weather conditions
were not more favorable. Mr.. Mac