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BAR HARB0R
Auction Bridge Tournament the
Social Feature of Week.

Bar Harbor. Ne. Aug. 1o.-The Russian
Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmetcf are TO
he guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Nc
Lean during Horse Show week, and dur
ing their stay here there will be great
number of affairs given In their honor.
Already Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater has is
sued cards for a reception for them at
Bowling Green on Thursday August 2,
AZ 10 in the evening. and It bids fair to
he the most important private reception
of the summer There VIII be important
accsssions 10 the diplomatic set already
here. and II is safe TO say that they viii
not have many idle hours at Bar Harbor.
The annual water sports come of Tues
day next. and there Will be the usual
interesting contests OF the past, with, as
the finale the swimming relay race be-
tween teams representing Northeast Har-
bor and Bar Harbor. The victories have
been about evenly divided between the
two resorts. hut the rivalry is always in
tense Swimming races. tub races, fancy
diving. obstacle races and other aquatic
features viii take prominent part on
the programme
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FABYAN.

Fabyan. \. r., Aug. l0-The week at
the Fabyan House has been ore OF un-
usual gayety, with the first vaudeville
show of the season as a feature of Fri
day night and many other good times to
chronicle.
on Thursday evening Or. Samuel Ko-
petsky. OF New York, celebrated his thir-
ty-ffth anniversary at the Fabyan. and
among those aiding In the celebration
were Mrs. Harry Fried. Miss Clemence
Wallenstein. Mrs. S. J. Kopetsky. John
Slattery. Kenneth Beckwith, Thomas
Creede and Petronious Sturgis. The party
was featured by the original turkey trot
Of the host and operate arias ambitious
ly rendered by Mrs. kopetsky.
Former Senator John 5. Spooner, OF New
York. spent Saturday evening at the
Fabyan House en- route from his farm
at Pittsburgh 10 New York and enjoyed
a political chat with Simon Wolf. Of
Washington.
\ masquerade ball was given at the
Fabyan on Saturday evening the first one
OF the season for the employees OF the
hotel. Many guests went out to the en-
ployes' dance ball to enjoy the affair
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

Richfeld Springs, N. Y, Aug. 1o.-De-
lightfully cool weather has prevailed tor
the last two weeks. and outdoor sports OF
all kinds have had a new impetus. Three
tennis tournaments are In progress on the
Spring Park courts. for which prizes OF
handsome silver cups have been offered 10
the winners by Mrs. A. Masters MacDon-
ell, Oliver Drake-Smith, OF New York, and
Mrs. Eugenia Sardinia, of Cardenas, Cuba.
Rear Admiral and Miss Swift are en-
tertainng Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ. Hart.
man, OF Danville. n. Y, who will be their
guests at their Church street home for
week. after which they will continue an
extended automobile trip through the re-
sorts of the state
William c. Muschenheim, proprietor OF
the Hotel Astor; August Luchow and L.
J. Markell motored from New York this
week. and are at the Darlington Hotel.
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JEFFERSON.

jefferson. y. H.. Aug. lo.-Nowhere in
the White Mountains Is there such enthu-
slasm over golf as at the Waumbek, at
Jefferson. where the membership OF the
club has greatly increased during the last
few seasons and where the number and
value Of the prizes exceed by far those
Of any other White Mountain clubs. The
annual golf tournament at the Waumbek
is scheduled for the early days OF Septem-
bers-on the 9TH 6th and 7th-and large
number Of entries have already been re-
ceived. The obstacle putting contest OH
Tuesday. on the west lawn at the Waum-
bek was one OF the seasons pleasantest
events, and Mrs Samuel n. Austen. of
Onaway, gave the attractive prizes. There
was the largest entry list Of the entire
season, and the tea and music following
rounded out delightful afternoon.
Bridge is popular at the Waumbek. and
between straight bridge and auction sew
eral tables are filled nightly.
H. Bjornstrom Steffenson, an attache
OF the Swedish Legation at Washington.
is spending his season at the Waumbek.
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KINEO.

Kineo, Moosehead Lake. Me. Aug. TO-
Outdoor psstimes. dances. cards and din
ners have kept the large August crowd
happy. Cups for a handicap rifle match
given by Captain l.. W. Stotesbury. Of
New York City, were won by Mrs. W. e.
Chamberlin and j. r. Chamberlin, OF Tor
resdale. Penn. at the weekly shoot, Com
modore J. Reilly, jr. of New York City,
being high gun.
Recent arrivals at the New Mount Kineo
House include Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il.
Duncan. r. G.. Carlton. Miss Carlton. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II. Scott. G. +. Stanley.
Mrs. J. Riley Gordon. Miss Virginia Cor
don and Mr.. and Mrs w l.. Howard and
son.
Mrs. J. r. Mckee. daughter OF Presi-
dent Harrison, and her daughter. Miss
Mary l.. Mckee. of New York. are at
Kinso for August.
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Zeimcr. Mrs. J. H. Flashner, Miss Amy
Flashner. Herman Wendt and family.
William Sinnott. Miss L. +. Rees, J. r.
Sargent. Mrs. p. Brennan. Miss Z. Bren-
nan. Miss Elaine Rawlins. James y. Nc
Weigh. \. Harper, Mrs. ". \. Ruff. ".
!. Rugg. :. NJ. Cam. Barry RudlonC,
Earl Quick. w. 4. Adams, David Nc
Gonagil. William F. Kneif. Miss Elizabeth
Robinson, Mrs. r. +. Nolan. Miss Sadie
Cotti. Mrs ". w. Morgan. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Budlong and daughter, New
York
Creeksde IL entertaining Miss Leah
Solomon Mr and Mrs. W G. Sueling
Mr.. and Mrs. r Roronstein. Mrs Irene
HorovitZ and son. Miss Elsie Keller.
Rudolph Schoenhergcr. Mrs. Charles
Milich and son, Mrs y. Dolon. Mrs. =.
Owens. Mrs. J. Schneider. the Misses
Cohen, Max Hirsch. Mrs. Jennie Gottlib.
the Misses Mass. Mrs \. Wortheim. Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Livingston. Mrs. Far
rell and daughter and Miss Anna Baust.
New lork
Late arrivals al tho Edegemore include
Miss 9. White. Miss *. O'Toolc. g. Laura.
s. Laura. john Laura. sr.. John Laura.
ir. Mr. and Mrs. \. Laura J. brennan.
= Moore. Miss Lydia Kaeppel and Miss
Sara kaeppel. New York
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uaine. Falls n 7. Aug lo-As mid
, August approaches the people sumnerine
at Haines Falls find more Amusement. a
greater diversity of entertainments and
more people 10 join In making the DAYS
pass almost too quickly 10 SUIT those who
are now having their vacetions.
Next weeks most important event VIII
he the annual fair for the benefit OF the
Fresh Air Fund OF the North Mountain
! Home at Haines Falls,
Miss FTynn. Of New York, has been
enioving her vacation at the Mountain
Rost House. Miss Lorye Reynolds and
Miss Kitty Kenny, Of New York have
! been enjoying weeks vacation at Rock
! land Farm
The Laurel House one % the most i'm
portant places here IL entertaining among
/ it's late arrivals Mrs. VI :. Rohman, Miss
Anna Rohman. Miss Florence Rohman.
/ Mrs David Fox. Miss Edith Fox, Miss
Emily Fox. Miss Allie Fox. Mr.. and Mrs
/ \. NJ stoller. Max Goodman, Miss Te-
J rosa Casper Miss Myrtle casper Miss VI.
PIanick. Miss Mary Schscht and Miss
> Anna r. Goldfaub.
The Unique and Cottage are entertain
ing Mrs s r Harris. Theodore Harris.
! Miss Eva Reaty Mrs. Tvsh Cornfeld. J.
Elliott. Miss r Simons Miss Romslis
| Simons. Mrs T. Wolf. p. Goldschmid'
/ y Klein Mrs n Jacobs and daughter.
/ Mildred Bernard Mrs. Hess Miss Martha
Hess. David r. Jacobs. Miss Nettie Bser
/ Mrs Hehourn. Mrs. y. Strauss and chill
drcn Morris Hoffman. Abe Hoffman.
Miss Dorothy Cohn and Miss Wolf, Of
Now York
4 The High View House is entertaining
| Mr and Mrs. r. Klein and family. A. l.
Rlau. Mrs Iandes and son. Mr. and Mrs
George Cohen Mrs F.auler. T.. Eauler
/ Mrs T.. Krous. Mrs Fastener. Mrs. r
/ 8 Rarth and son Mrs. Friedman and
daughter and Mrs Enslsnder, Of New
York
} A. Sunset Park Inn late arrivals in
clude Miss T.. r Frederick Miss NJ. =
Popp J. B. STEPHENS. Miss Grace Glass
/ ford and Miss Grace f. oliver. Of New
/ York: Mr.. and Mrs William {. Hacker,
| Miss Clara 4 Hacker and Mr. and Mrs.
! r.. ~. Allen. or Brooklyn. and Miss Cath
crime Dunstattcr and Mr and Mrs l. n
Johnson. jr.. Of Richmond I'M Long Isl
/ and
The Glen Park House is entertaining
Mrs s r Wainrght. Miss Anne J. Vain
/ right. Miss Marie r Wslnright. Mrs
Sarah Dury Miss Rose T. Dury, A
Nueling John Donlon, =. McMann. Frank
Brady and Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Lane. ~
/ New York. and Miss ' NJ carr. Miss
4 r Carr Miss 60 = carr. Miss =. 4.
| carr. Mrs T ! Carr. Y. ~. 'srr and
A Carr of Brooklyn
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wIrTeNsERo PARK, IN THE cATsNLLs.

, The Kiskatom Retreat House was the
scene Of a very pleasant euchre last
night. at which some handsome prizes
we're competed for. Among the late ar
rivals there are Mrs z. 3. Roper, Miss
F. G. Neke, q. r. Wenke. Miss
Susan 4. Mcclellan. Miss May Kenny
Mrs. Sherman. Miss Ruth Sherman, Mrs
Charles Brown. Miss Brown, Mrs. clara
c. Collins. the Misses Mamie and Kath-
rSn Ducey. Mrs Jean Blair Curtis,
Messrs Maurice Breslln, Daniel Reid.
James Deegan. William Merrick, J. 4
Iarkin. Brooklyn. Charles O'Reilly
and family, Messrs Donald Matthews.
+. J. Hahn. Allen Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
O. Won Claim. New York: James \.
Ryan and family, Newark, y. J.
The masque ball at the Kiskstom Hotel
last night, was one OF the greatest sue
cesses ever held there. Among the late
arrivals there are Mrs. p. MAY, Miss
Ruth May. Mrs. J. Goodman. \.
Keesan. Mrs A Keegan. Miss T. league.
Brooklyn: the Misses Eleanor Peterson,
Bessie Davis. Anna Orth, Margaret
Brendeu Mrs A. Nord, Miss J. Leonard,
Miss Elizabeth L. Doyle. Dan Cahill. New
York City.
The Mountain View House is entertain
ing Mrs. h. Cadden. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Buckley, Brooklyn; James
Kearney. Miss Gertrude Day, Miss Eliza
beth Stenhouse, New York: Charles
Brinkman, Mrs. II. C. Fountain. Miss
Fountain. Elmhurst. Long Island: Mrs.
Dickson, Miss Helen Dickson. Flatbush,
BROOKLYN " Y.
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team iu another wrestle with tho Bethle-
hems and. although few in number. they
rallied and made themselves heard above
tho din OF tho Bethlehem agSrega ton
who looked admiriugly AT these exponents
~ the Fsbyan House yelling encouraging
compliments hurled AZ their players
The finals At the Country club. together
with the tea scheduled for Saturday at
the Golf club. were made rather dopr'sS-
INK by tho deluge but a number Of golf
ers gathered at the clubhouse FOR d merry
time Of H. The Sinclair hop In tho even
ing was the largest Of the season. and
lost nothing OF It's brlllance because Of
the rain.
The Brown Betty tea room, which has
achieved the dignity Of front yard this
season, usually has a jolly crowd OF an
evening. and many parties have been
given there during the last week. The
good things 70 eat and drink and the
prompt service make Il one Of the most
popular places in the White HIS
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bergen. OF Pater-
son. y. T., were guests Of honor ar n
dinner given al the Sinclair this week by
Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr also OF Pster-
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White
BRETON WOODS
Mountain Climbing the Order
of the Day.

Friction Woods. y. H.. Aug lo.-With
/ the increase I'm arrivals Al the Mount
, Washington Hotel the interest In riding
! increases and the trail ponies and PARK
/ horses are in constant use. There u
nothing more fascinating L" lovers oi
-idine than to explore the wooded trans
Al BRETON Woods. which crlsscross
! through the woods and over the nils TOT
more than thirty miles In all directiohH
The string OF sure footed ponies In charse
~ rough rider guides take one in te"
| moments away from everything civilized
into the heart of the primeval forest ana
IN the submits Of mountains. Where one
gets the broad sweep OF the mountain
nanorama and drinks in the balsamlc ar
pack mules, carrying picnic luncheons
| cookcd IN the open over glowing cosis'
oon7nlete the picture. and II Is rare per-
son indeed who does not enjoy TINS aOSo
Iute change from the conventional his VI
q summer resort TO the communion WIN
! nature.
Tho entertaining at the Mount Washlrs-
I ton has thus far been OF the most NM
NAL character, and dinners In the huro-
mean room and cave grill ana iores'
80, have been numerous and jolly al
80 Mr. and Mrs. E. Fl. Filter Mr. ana
Ms = r simons and Mrs Cecil ritter
o,,o,,od q dinner in the forest room on
sunday evening. and several dinners are
given nightly in the cave snh' sum.
Tho famous beefsteak dinners TOT VIM,
tho uril is noted are being talheu oi "'.o
.ho canacitv OF the European room s
.axed to accommodate the iuhehe0'
narties from other resorts
Mrs John Wanamaker ana parry 'NO
,ored 20 the Profile House for luhcheo"
on Saturday. The Misses Wahaii"Ae-
"a yarhurton. who ride daily rain VI
L. ore also found nearly every Gay
in the swimming pool. ho
+ Mrs. ]. Hood Wright. OF Ne" io' -
arrived at the Mount washington ,'9e
week in company of L. Nj. RoDhheoi' na'
been ioined by Mr. and Mrs. j. ~ ~
vn9ham and Master Richard l. hooiii'oi /,
/ ~ Wikes-Barre. Penn, Miss Lernah anu
William Price. All will stay here o"''"e
the remainder of the season IL,
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward ID. RICE WIZ
Miss Mabel Rice and Miss Mary n i"y
Ior have been among the old patrons "
the Mount Washington to arrive '''''
week for the month Of August
/ The ballroom at the Mount "ssi'iNe.o,
was thronged on Saturday evening" VIZ"
dancers. and the feature OF the eVen'ns
was In the dancing Of the much inahsneo
turkey trot IN so graceful manner tns'
its worst enemies were forced TO son'',
that the original dance is gracetui anu
attractive In the extreme. Mr. ana MITE
w. r. simons, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. f'''e'
! Mrs. Cecil Filter. Miss Helen Gurie!'
Miss Wanamaker and several others "ho
danced It proved that II Is far 10 De pie-
ferred 10 the rollicking harn dance VI
| ronping twostcp
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ford visitors expressed II tonight. The
come so fast We can't keep track Of
them"
The programme rendered oN the BOA q
of Trade band at its concert this week
was one Of the most attractive musica'
programmes ever heard in this village
The Schaeffer- Kellogg recitals at the
Greycourt Inn on Tuesday evening and
fhe New Grant House on Wednesday
evening made an instantaneous hit with
the people in attendance.
To-day the sixth annual athletic meet
and field day Of the Stamford Young
Mems Christian Association is attracting
considerable attention and has brought a
number OF people from the other towns in
the county 10 Stamford for the day.
The event Of the season thus far VIII
take place at the local opera house this
evening when the third annual concert
hnd theatrical entertainment for the bene-
tt OF the Church OF the Sacred Heart will
bake place under the direction Of L. T..
lfrimrn late stage director at the FoIies
Bergere Of New York.
The sixteenth annual testimonial con-
eert for the benefit OF the orchestra at
Churchill Hall will take place next sat
hrday night.
Hotel arrivals include
Churchill Hall-W. II. jenkins Nine
Goldie, Miss S. Z. Briggs. Mrs. J. NJ
Briggs. Miss Vera NJ Freystadt, John
oDonohue, George Mclaughlin, Mrs w.
u. Smith. Thomas j Mooney, +. Mooney
p. F. FRANKIE. Miss Edna J. Maher, l.. NJ
&aher Charles 4. Hawthorne, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Clark. Percy ]. Smith, Miss A.
B Hsines, Mrs. J. W. Keneney, Miss
Eleanor Keneney. c. f. Cahill. r. +.
Roach, G. ". Whitticombe, {. T. van
and G. ". Krause, OF New York.
The Rexmere-Mrs. A. u. Van Houten'
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Van Houten. of Pas
taic. n j.; Mrs. Frank Vermilya' Mrs.
William j. Cortes. W. J. Cortes' jr' HuSh
2. Cortes. Charles Pahren. Miss g. Hill.
Miss l.. A. Hearne, Mrs. a. Gahren' u
Aeloth, Miss A J.. Brady, MISS Eleanor
Brady. Z. l.. Brady. Frank i. Brady Dr.
and Mrs r. S. Buckley, Mrs. Iheodore
Byrnes and Miss Louise Byrnes, OF New
York.
New Grant House-Mr. and Mrs. w +.
Nhapmdn IT., Mr. ana MITE ENoNi"
Garten. Mr. and Mrs John OConneh am
Ar. and Mrs. r. n. Hazeltine' OF Ne"
York.
Greycourt Inn-Miss A. Bedell. MRS j.
Aeh, Miss d. Rich. Mr. and MRS. Man
ley Mr. and Mrs J. Mattern, MISS anna
Asttern Miss Theresa Mattern' a Alt-
man. Miss Helen A Scheondorff' Mrs' VI
De W Stevenson. Charles @. selranilI''
&F. and Mrs j. OConnor. Charles ~
Hohen, Miss Naomi OConnor, MISS q
heatherton. John Purcell, ]. y. Oeoricl'
Mas Daisy A. Somerset Miss Marie %
Joyce. Miss Minnie Moore. Mrs l. ..
srong and Miss Marguerite L. VINE ol
New York.
Mountain View House-Mr ano M'9
august Krumensr. Miss Julia a. f'Ehh,
mrs. Z. Henry, Miss Frances Herry' ot
New York, and william F. HICKEY u
Brooklyn.
The Westholm-Mrs. B. Wolf ana lam,
and Mr. and Mrs. z. q. MsDie anu
1nny. Of New York.
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Alice Carr Frederick Carr, Harry schurr
r. Clark, Of New York and 3. F. Pierce,
Miss l. T. Herschle. Miss Marie Wirt5.
Mrs. J. Flock. Miss Loretta McAyoy. Mrs.
" May and Miss Margaret May, OF New
ark. n. j.
The Pine Grove House is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Dowd and family. MI
and Mrs George E. Lavender Mr.. ana
Mrs. VI. McGeorse and Joseph Falk, Of
New York. and Miss Josephine Catalo-
nelo. Miss Anna Catalonello and Law
renee Sheridan. OF Brooklyn.
The St George arrivals include Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. Mclaughlin. DR. John =. d.
Albora and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cant
well of BROOKLYN. and Mrs. j. Curry.
Miss Helen Curry. Fred Wschter and
Frank W Jackson. Of New York.
The Elizabeth House has been crowded
for two weeks. and It's arrivals have
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this morning because IN some Instances
visitors are sleeping on cots.
The season for mssquerades and church
fairs is pretty well under way. and Leeds,
because Of the many young people who
are staying here, has come OF the great
est masquerades held in the Catskills.
The GYPSY Point House has among its
recent arrivals Miss Agnes Guthrie, Miss
Edna Guthrie. Miss Isabel Pluukett Miss
Annie German. william Mohr. Miss Ethel
. Brien Mrs. 7 O'Brien and Mrs Lay
man. of Brooklyn.
The Dirckskill AZ Leeds has among It's
recent arrivals Mrs William Mcguire
Miss Margaret Mcguire. Miss May Ma
guirc Mrs William Mclaughlin. William
Mclaughlin. jr Frank Moore. Miss Alir"
Sullivan and Mrs J. Johnson. Of Brook
,vn: Mr.. and Mrs. r, Bergonzi. Miss
MAY Cameron. Joseph Mcfarland. Miss
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uletoly flled that itinerant tourists viii
he forced 10 move or to other hUsteri"s 10
seek accommodations The charm ~ the
Profile lies ia the fact that every season
finds the same families with their friends
at hotel and cottages, and this results I'm
a pleasantly Informal atmosphere and an
intimacy among the guests which Is sell
dom found In 40 large a resort
The Sunset I'M Hous" tennis PLAYERS
from Sugar Hill challenged III" Profile
players last Friday to a series Of games
and a brakeload from Sunset IIill drove
over 10 spend the dav and take luncheon
AT the Profile. together with many Of the
colony. who came to watch the play. The
Profile players won five ont of seven
games. and will probably challenge the
Sunset Hill players in the near future.
The Profile golfers meet every day al
the Profile Golf Club. and Colonel Charles
n. Greenleaf. OF the Profile. seldom
misses his daily round. often luncheon
baskets are taken in the motors, and par
ties remain at the clubhouse for luncheon.
making tea or coffee and usng the
chahng dishes to keep things hot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbery MIbank OF
Greenwich. have come 10 spend fort
nlght at the Profile House. where they
join the Francis F. Palmers.
The Fleitman cottage at the Profile
House has been opened by Mrs. J. G..
Blaine Ewing, who came up last week
with Blaine Ewing. jr.. Miss Katharine
Watjen, Miss Fifa Watjen, Louis F. and
n. Watjen and Miss Backenkohler. Mrs.
Ewald Fleitman and Miss Paula Fleit-
man are spending the summer in Europe.
but Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watjen are soon
expected at the Fleitman cottage
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BETHlEHEM.

Bethlehem. \. r.. Aug O-Probaoiy no
town in the resort world has larger or
more enthusiastic company OF "fans
than Bethlehem. and on baseball days
the big grandstand on the grounds Of the
gethlehem Country Club Is filled with
throng OF enthusiasts. who follow the
footsteps OF fans the 'world over ana
shout themselves hoarse for their favorite
team. Quite a number OF guests from
the Fabyan House Journeyed TO Bethle-
hem on Monday TO support their home
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through here to other resorts, tarry long
enough to visit some of the many points
OF interest found in this the original
Catskil Mountain resort
The liveliest place here during the week
has been the Grant House, where several
Very pleasant affairs have taken place.
including one of the largest euchrcs ever
played in the Catskills, and the tennis
dance, which il being held tonight.
Next week will be busy here because
the fourteenth annual handicap tennis
tournament for the championship Of
Greene County will start az the Grant
House courts, and a. there are over sixty
entrants, tho present holder Of the cup.
Manley Heath will have TO look we'll to
his honors
Among the late arrivals are Mrs. =. r.
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CAIRO.

cairo y Y. Aug Masqucrsdes.
hops. straw rides. card parties and trips
TO the ueighboring resorts as we'll As
automobile tours to the more distant
points. arc keeping the summer visitors
10 Cairo busy. and as nearly all OF the
hotels are crowded to their capacity tho
hotel men have arranged 10 deyot" the
most Of their time TO entertaining their
visitors.
The Round Top Farm House IS enter
tanning Mrs H. 4. Smith and son, Mr..
and Mrs Z. V Waldron. John Pape. Miss
Edna Pape. Eugene Pepe. Miss l.. +.
Tienkcn Mrs ~. BogeL Mr. and Mrs.
James Barnet. Miss *. Barnet, II Will
Jams and NJ. Rosso.
The Pine Grove House. one OF the pleas
ATTEST places here. has been experiencing
the busiest August in its history
The Columbian has been very busy and
has had but few arrivals. because the
house is pretty well filled up. Among the
late arrivals here are Joseph Burton and
W. r. De Voy. New Work. and l.. They
sen Brooklyn
The Buena Vista House. another pleas
ant summering place is entertaining Mrs.
and Miss Beatrice Young. Miss +. \
Shube. Mrs. J. V Hull Miss Eleanore
Hull. Mrs. VI. Oetjen and Mrs H. Roth.
Brooklyn. Miss Mabel Meyers. Miss Dora
Meyers and Miss Anna Meyers. New
York. Mr.. and Mrs g. 4. Woolsey and
son. Jefferson Marshall IT. ". simpson
and Miss clara Frost. Newark. y. j
Mr. and Mrs " =. TAYLOR. ". J. Tay-
Ior and Miss Sadie Regina Taylor. ~
New York are enjoying their annual -
cation at Pine Grove Villa
Maple Lawn Is entertaining among IT.
late arrivals Miss Sadie Van Cott. Mrs.
A. J. Van Cott. Miss Alma Curtis, John
Rose John Reilly. Miss Mae Beyerlin.
Miss Nan Elfers. Charles T.. Fox. Miss
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MAPl EWOOD.

Maplewood n H.. Aug. lO-Ihe Ma
pleyood Inn is the rendezvous OF group
Of enthusiastic card players. TO whom t"e
recent rainy weather has been no inco"-
venience. and frequent card parties tes-
tify 10 the charm of this recreation. NJ
q progressive bridge party at the Inn this
vesk Mrs. Francis A. willcutt. OF Dor
.hes,er. Mrs. Mary A. Freeman. Of Brook
line and Fred d. Purmont. OF Boston
were among the participants, and MT
Purmont was winner of one OF the prizes.
The Thursday evening ball at the ca
sino. invitations for which were sent
broadcast TO White Mountain hotels and
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STAMFORD
Dizzy Succession of Entertain
ments Keeps Everybody Busy.

Stanford. y. Y, Aug. 10-Nith the
,o,sls and boarding houses thronged with
,.orle. Stamford, the queen OF the Cats
,n resorts has been the liveliest. gaycst
Dl.ce on the entire range during the last
y.e1 and the different affairs here that
have been arranged for the entertain
,nsnt Of the people summering In STAN
,o-d have left few dull moments
II would be hard 10 estimate the num-
her OF social affairs, sporting events, golf
contests etc. that has taken place here
IN a week because. as ono Of tho STAN
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kISKATOM.

Kiskaton. y. Y, Aug. lo-The settle
ment at KiskatOm Is small one, ana
there are none of the theatrical enter
tainments or church fairs found at soms
Of the larger villages In the CatskillS.
but there are dances, masqueradcs ana
card parties for the entertainment or
the people who are spending their vacs
ton here. and some very pleasant times
are enjoyed at each.
From now until tho close Of the season
Kiskaton is goinS to be very lively.