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New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
MANCHESTER, VT.

Menchester-ln- the Mountains, Vt, AIg
l0-The thirteenth annual tournament FOR
the First Presidents cup at Ekwanok
country Club during the last week was
marked by keen matches In all divisions.
Owing TO the extremely large entry list
most OF the poorer players were eimi'
mated in the qualifying round Of Wednes-
day and those left 10 compete. even In
tho sixth division, were golfers OF some
ability. Manchester was never before so
crowded with visitors, who either played
or became a part OF the galleries durlng
the week For the frst ume IN ten
wears Fred HeTreshon was unable 10 en-
ter the tournament. in which he has been
twice The successful winner, but he was
on hand to-day, however, foi the handi-
cap. ,,u,.,,. ana
week ago this evening by MI. ana MIS-.
Rohert r Lincoln TO members or the
/ Lincoln fOursome ard ladlcs was on t%ne %
occasion OF Mr. Lincoln's sixty-ninth
hirfhdnv and a special feature OF the oc-
casion was the presentation or lOvlns
Gun 10 Mr. Lincoln by the other members
of the foursome ,at, -
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Stanchfield, OF
New York arrived at the Equinox durlhs
the week, and VIII DE mere sengra. . en- /,
Mrs. n "A. Porter, ST.. or Chlcago' VINO
has becn visiting her daughter. Mrs. II.
n Porter. ir. at the Equinox H0use, Ielt
for Chicago on TuesS6S ana VIII return
on Tuesday next ,,t-,;L, oe
ON Friday Mrs W. @. Mchnignt' OF
New York. entertained at tea ana 1riaSs; ,n o1'o
Mrs / r. Geddes, OF New YORK. Is aIso
,,,,,obsrad among the hostesses or the
v,oek, as che entertsins large numoeT
u,it a stiDp.r this evening
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

White Sulphur Springs. ". Va, Aug. 10
That this mountain Paradise leads all
other resorts I'm the country in the num-
ber and lavishness OF its entertainments.
its many beautiful women and It's natural
beauties IL proved by the great crowds
OF guests here. Every cottage is occu-
pied and many more could he rented,
for In these charming bungalows one en-
Joys all the comfort and luxury Of home
life minus any Of its discomforts So
many parties OF every kind have been
given this week that each hostess was
Obliged to consult the others IN order
that the various bridge parties. lunch
cons. cafe suppers and teas did not con-
hict.
nv far tho largest as we'll a. the most
beautiful affair ever held here was the
debutante hall Friday night at the hotel
In honor of the coming out Of Miss Alice
Lewis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis. Of Cincinnati. whose home.
The Meadows, Is one OF the lovenest
country estates I'm the South. There were
about seven hundred Invitations Issued
and at midnight an elaborate supper was
served at small tables in the main dining
room. Miss Lewis. who Is as lovely a.
she Is popular. received many magnificent
gifts for she has friends in all parts OF
the country.
THURSDAY night a number OF informal
suppers were given in the cafe
Saturday morning very large bridge
party was given at the Casino. at which
the hostess was Mrs. John Lewis. OF
Norfolk Saturday night a large supper
marty was given in honor OF Miss Alice
Lewis by Miss Valerie Padelford, OF
Washington
Tomorrow night the regular porch par
ties held every week last summer Will be
resumed, tho hrst TO be given by MRS.
John Lewis, Of Norfolk.
Prizes at the squash golf tournament
given by Mrs. John II. Allen. OF Cincin-
natl were won by Mrs. Charles b.
Howry. OF Washington. wife Of Judge
Howry: Miss Frances Kenny. of Balu-
more; Miss Grace ingalls,, Of Boston;
Writ Robinson. Of West Point. and c.
Whlttle Sans.
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gan. Mrs ]. A. Finley. Mrs. William
Scott Pyle. Mrs. George ". vanderhoef.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Gunther. Mrs. c. NJ.
Ramsey are among the arrivals.
Gardner o. Simms, of New York, gave
a birthday dinner for twenty-one guests
at Heaton Hall this week. on the occa-
sion Of his twenty-frst birthday. Mrs. J.
G. Brown, his grandmother, gave him
1915 automobile as birthday gift
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Browning, Of
Philadelphia; Mrs. +. st. John Greble, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stafford. OF New York; Mrs. John u.
M'Ilhenny. Miss Bernice M'1lhenny. of
Philadelphia. are among the arrivals this
week at Curtis Hotel
The Maplewood, in Pittsfeld, has been
oiled 10 capacity this week. Among tho
prominent guests at the hotel are Mrs.
l.. q. Connor. Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Hewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Gondrau Mr.. and
Mrs J. l.. Henry. Mrs l.. Humphries.
Mrs. L. q. Connor. Mrs. s. p. Liscomb,
Mrs A. NJ. Van Wrinkle Miss Rose Sher-
man. Mrs. Charles Cornwall, Mrs ]. G.
Breckenridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
W Young. OF New York.
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Inc next event is the masquerade at
the Nassau Hotel the latter part of this
month. On the committee of arrange
hents are Miss Ada Lewis and Miss Char
lotte Nicoll, and enthusiasm is running
nigh A number of fashionable men and
women from New York and nearby
summer resorts are coming over, and it
is expected that II will be one OF the
most brilliant events in the history of
Long Beach. Mr.. Franko and an aug
mented orchestra Will play.
foussouf Zia Pscha, Baron Oppenheim,
Baron Rogovine, Baron Schlippenbach,
}. +. Morgan, jr., Berry Wall and Henri
Harnick were among the well known peo-
pie who dined i'm the Nassau grill this
week
House No Il is known here as bach
elor's hall, for group of business men
have hired II and live there all summer
They own the hydroplane June Bug,
which is supposed TO be the fastest boat
OF its size in the world. The owners,
J. ]. Kerrigan, ]. A. Clark and T. Rod
man. entered her in the Bay Shore races
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs David Wagstaff, who are
spending the month of August at the
Nassau. are doing a great deal of enter
tanning. Miss Gladys Pell. of Tuxedo
is visiting them at present
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WATCH HILL.

Watch Hill. r. l.. Aug. lo.-The sum
mar colony at the hill and nearby resorts
,,rued out in full strength for the TWO
performances OF Rostand's comedy, The
po,oancers." given this afternoon ana
ayor,rg This was the annual benefit en-
,or,ainment for the Ladies' Improvement
Society. This organization IL composer
~ the prominent summer residents or the
tUu and is most successful and popular III
It's work OF making the resort attractive
oiling roads and cleaning streets MITE
IIarry Darlington. of Pittsburgh, was
,ba chairman OF the entertainment com
,ni+tee. 10 whose energetic efforts the sue
80, 90 the occasion was most largely due.
Mrs George II. Barbour and Mrs'
coorce 4 stillman, OF Detroit, we're the
hos,esses at an elaborate luncheon In inc
main room OF the Misquamicut Golf CiuD
bouse Tuesday afternoon Tne taoies
were beautifully decorated with White
astors and pink roses tastefully arranged
IN cold baskets Among the guests were
Nv. NJ FELTON,, Miss Ruth FELTON,, Mrs.
Eredarick Brooks, Mrs. Truman II. New
harrv Mrs John II. Newberry, Mrs.
Iov,is n. English, Mrs. l.. w. Dalzell'
Mrs Trainer Mrs. Loves Dickinson, MIS-
G W Parks, Miss Ethel Parks. Mrs Mel
son T. Perrin, Mrs. Rodman r. Griscoin'
Mrs Park Painter Mrs. Harry Daring
ton Mrs. Harry Darlington. jr, Mrs. J.
n Tbacher. Mrs. Ethel Tod Mcbride,
Mrs. George d. Eustis. Mrs f. M. Bur
rail- Mrs. White. Mrs Clarence Price
Mrs 4 Tingley Wall. Mrs. Sidney
snvtb. Mrs. George A. briggs, Mrs. SAM
mol Beetle Miss Frances Griscom' Mrs'
Tulian Jones, Mrs. Thomas Thacher and
Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis l.. King, Of Pitts
buroh. arrived at the Ocean House on
August | and will spend the month here.
Mr. King is a prominent business man OF
p,,tshurgh. both IN steel and banking
Mrs. King is member OF the same
charming set OF Pittsburgh ladies who
come wear after year to the Hin to spend
| the summer.
l. Harris Howard, of Providence, VINO
has been popular member Of the young
80, AZ the Ocean House for many seasons.
&c visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. 11ngley wall
! az this hotel
Mrs. 4. G. Tingley and Mrs. o. w.
North OF Providence. were recently
luncheon guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a.
! r,nx,ey Wall. at the ocean House.
M and Mrs Charles Brighton. OF
prookiyn. are at the Watch Hill House.
Mr.. snd MSrs \. W. Gsns ~ A.sssAnsA
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GREENWICH.

Greenwich. Conn. Aue. l0.-Ideal weather
has greatly fostered out OF door sports,
and the Fdgewood lawn tennis courts and
court golf ground have been active places
this last week. The court golf devotees
are interested in the tournament sched-
uled for next week.
The Greenwich Country Club continues
a centre OF social doings for the Green
wich and Inn colontsts. Preceding the
open air performance OF the "Romancers
at the club Friday night there were
numerous dinners. Mr.. and Mrs. n. 5.
MeIdrum. Or. and Mrs. McMichael and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hillyer, OF the
Inn. being among the dinner hosts.
The first OF series Of afternoon teas
was enjoyed at the club Saturday, Mrs
f. r. Close and Mrs. william FL Hays
presiding as hostesses. During the re-
mainder OF the summer there will be
dinner de luxe served At the club every
Sunday night.
source OF interest among the golfers
is the unique trophy recently presented
bv Commodore William Childs. and to be
known as the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
cup.
There have been a number OF informal
dinners. luncheons and veranda teas dur
ing the week. and Mrs. Oakley Barkers =
bridge and tea proved a delightful affair.
Her guests included many from the Stan
ford and Greenwich summer colony. The
card prizes. handsome Liberty scarfs'
were taken by Mrs. Norman Burrel, Mrs.
y. 4 Meldrum. Mrs. Feitner and Miss
Anna Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Clark gave
prettilyN appointed dinner in the Dutch
room Thursday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Merz, Mr. and Mrs. George Merz,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rapp, Mrs. Wes-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilson Wenman
and Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. Meldrum were
the dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fehner Saturday night.
Dr.. and Mrs. L. L. Dauforth were
among the Inn guests invited 10 witness
the beautiful garden party given at the
Boulders Friday afternoon in honor Of
the fourth birthday OF little Miss Adelaide
Close. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
Close
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LONG BEACH.

Long Beach. Long leland Aus U.s.. w~
tennis tournament this afternoon in'e, aa,,ss
slnos, every one at the Beach pe.T nas
II Is the hrst one Of the season Una ma on
been exclusively for home tsien.. n,av.
tfies have been large. Among NJ rratt
ing are Messrs. Weaver. Randah' .hs
Degener. Eastman and Burke -" aar
ladies' are going to be there. to cheer 'ss =
their friends to victory, and there ma ass
been a great demand for tables ~ va
Nassau outdoor pavilion after the gam"
Nathan Tranko Is making great ps
Tor the complimentary dance to wnien ne
saa the members Of his orchestra nse
seden all the children at the resor, -, ~
1aee win be held at the Nassau on
1sy, August is. and there are going 10 %
cream and cake. and magician a"'
.oDantss knows what else for the e'''e'
smment OF the kiddies, who occupy @
'1m place in Nr Frankos heart
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

Old Point Comfort, Va. Aug. 10
New Workers who are sojourning at the
Cham berlin are greatly interested in the
diers and officers, whose tents are
stretched in an unbroken line the length
OF the beach. Every summer the troops
look forward 10 target practice and
camping out. and next week the great
guns will boom every day. the target
practice taking place from the fortihca-
tions on which are mounted the huge
guns. Last week companies OF soldiers
from Fort Mott and Fort Du Pont were
camped at Fort Monroe. where they par
ticipat ted in firing at targets
A Jolly party OF young people went to
virginia Beach as the guests of Captain
Elisha Abbott, L. s. A., to participate IN
a swimming party. Those who enjoyed
the trip were Mrs. Henry c. Barnes,
Mss Carolyn Fee. OF New orleans; MISS
Rowena Abbott, and Lieutenant Robert
r.. Kimbsll and Claude ". Thille.
Several very beautiful yachts have
been anchored just of the Chamberlin
pier during the week The yacht Gretch-
en-. owned by Daniel B. Banks. OF the
Baltimore Yacht Club. left Thursday for
Annapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Banks taking
with the as guests for the cruise Cap
tain Harry L. Morse. OF Fort Monroe.
who will remain with them for several
weeks.
The steam yacht Legonia. owned by
Harry s Hurst. OF Baltimore, again
anchored in Hampton Roads FOR the
week end, and Mr. Hurst and his guests
dined a. the Chamberlin Friday night.
The members OF the Virginia State
Bar Association are holding their an
nual convention at the hotel this week.
and when not engaged in routine bust
ness are participating In the many at
fractions this place affords the visitors.
The international Association Of
Casualty and Surety Underwriters are
to hold a convention here next week
from Tuesday until Friday.
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BRONXvILLE.

Rronxville. y. Y, Aug. l0.-JUdging
from the advance bookings at the popu-
lar resorts about New York, the fall sea-
son will open earlier than usual this year.
BY September the social life OF West
chester County will be- IN full swing. The
fan months are ideal throughout this sec
ton. when the many attractions OF The
Rronx Valley are az their height. The
lawns Of the Lawrence Park Country
Club are already the rendezvous or SO
cietv The weekend parties, which are
exceedingly popular. are serving 20 bring
together many people prominent in social
ire from all parts OF the country. Among
the guests now residing at the Hotel
Gramatan. Lawrence Park, Bronxville,
NAV be found representatives OF more
than half the states in the Union and
many foreign countries.
The recent arrivals at the Hotel Gram
atan include Umberto Oiiveria, Rome.
italy; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. z. Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs A. v. Billet. Nina p.
Rerchier, Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Fuller, !.
creighton Ward, Clark Rowland. Edgar
c. Youngs, Miss Kate VI. Younss, II. M.
L, Richard, William n. Fair.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Manhattan Beach, n. Y, Aug. N.-From
a social point OF view the week has been
one Of the busiest that the guests OF the
Oriental at Manhattan Beach. have ex-
perienced this summer. which has been
more gay than any previous season ror
many years.
Auction bridge parties. with prizes. have
been given every day, both morning ana
afternoon. on the wide verandes. The
different hostesses usually have num-
Der OF guests from town, in addition to
friends who are spending the season at
the hotel Tea is served afterward on
the terrace OF the open air caslno-many
Of the husbands arriving In time to join
the company. Among those who nave
entertained this week were Mrs. George
W. Ely. Mrs. Paschael A. Carter, Mrs. b.
Marcy Raymond, Mrs. Charles w. MIX
Mrs. Adolph G, Hupfel. Mrs. w. u. bas-
worth, Mrs. James W. Hawes. Mrs
Charles Gulden, Mrs. George MaeDonaia'
Mrs. Il. NJ r. Hunton and Mrs. NJ Dan.
dridge Hunton, who entertained eight
women from Sea Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Rice gave large
dinner party on Monday last In the open
air casino for Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Europe Miss Agnes Slayden and Mr.
Mccall Lanham were among the NUMBER
from town. After dinner coffee was
served I'm the pergola by the tennis courts
and there was an impromptu amateur
vaudeville each guest contributing songs,
speeches or recitations.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Harrington gave
n dinner on Thursday evening for four
members of the Columbia Glee Club, OF
which Mr.. Harrington Is member: Otner
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hupfei,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hardin and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Macdonald. College songs
identified with the different colleges from
which the men guests had been graduated
were sung in compliment 20 them.
Austin Corbin, Corbin Edgell ana
George Edgell have been at the Oriental
this week. Mr. Corbin recently returned
from his place In Oregon and Is leaving
this week for Gorbin Park. his hunting
preserve of many thousand acres in New
HamDshire
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POINT PLEASANT.

Point Pleasant, \. j., Aug. l0-The
.bTdren Al the Leighton were guests at a
oorty al the Leighton this week given by
Mrs. Arthur Voeglin. Mrs. Voeglln was
.sssted by Mrs. Margaret Sayen john
son. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Virginia Frew
wright. Of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. Story
Rowland Children at the party included
lack Voeglin. Buster Hankins, Louise
Johnson. Dorothy Johnson. Ruth Martin,
lack Murphy. Adrian Murphy. Lena Mar
shall. Horace r. Mann, Margaret Max
we'll. Ruth Marshall. Robert Franklin.
Robert Maxwell. John Williams, Bobby
frsine. Dorothy Cowperthwait and F. II.
McGiynn.
A Jolly corn roast on the beach from
,ha Carrolton this week included the fol-
loving: Miss Mary Todd. Miss Mabel
Todd. Miss May Herbert. Miss Elizabeth
Herbert Miss Dorothy Clemons, Miss
Emily Dale. Miss Anna F. kenney, Miss
pOrothy Morgan. Miss Winnie Blanchard,
Mss Marguerite Revilla. Miss Dorothy
Thompson and H. r. Morgan, X. Cleve-
and. Frank Johnson. Ross Salmons,
charles Chapman. L. NJ. Melvin. Clarence
Ienox. Harmony Hin, Harry T. Dllkes
and Frank r. Reid
Summer visitors here continue TO live
outdoors, in the surf, on horseback, on
the Manasquan River, tennis courts and
golf links At night corn roasts, marsh
maIloW parties and fishing excursions are
organized for those who prefer the open
IT night 10 indoor diversions, card dances
or musicales.
Visitors here are just now interested In
the proposed purchase Of the beach 'front.'
where new casino will be erected.
Recent registrations at the Leighton IN
elude Hans V Kientz. J. ". Gerter, h. NJ
Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. MURPHY
Edwin S. Murphy, Miss Helen A. Murphy
Miss Mary c.. Murphy. John Murphy 1r''
A NJ. Murphy, Mrs. w. ". Stephenson
and Miss Beatrice L. Stephenson.
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appointment 10 the summer residents. VINO
greatly enjoy this particular sport.
Joseph Lincoln. Of New York, the au-
thor Of many Cape Cod stories, Is nicely
located at Harwichport for the surmer.
He is being entertained quite lavishly' and
has written an introduction to Cape Goa
cook book which is meeting with ready
sale for local affair in Barnstabie.
Captain and Mrs. ]. ". Miller, OF New
York, are spending few weeks at the
Cape Cod canal headquarters. in sand
wich. coming over from Marion. where
they are summering Captain Miller Is N
charge Of tho construction Of the canal
and represents August Belmont VINO u
financing the work
James J. Mclaughlin, or Troy. has ar
rived at Sandwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Wing. or New
York. are at the old homestead for the
remainder Of the summer.
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SEA GIRT.

Sea Girt. y. j., Aug. l0-The Governor
cottage here was the centre OF attraction
~ all Democracy particularly and OF the
nation generally Wednesday. when Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson. replying 10 the
official notification OF his nomination as
me party's standard bearer in this year 9
Presidential campaign, sounded the KEY
note Of the coming race. Thousands sur
rouuded the executive mansion here, out
the enthusiasm was that OF tens OF
thousands. The New Jersey military
turned out 10 patrol the grounds and pre-
won't too ardent admirers OF the Gov
srnor from literally sweeping him on MS
feet.
Mr. Wilson'S running mate, Governor
Marshall sat near the speaker ano
nodded vigorous approval now ana asalH
Governor Marshall arrived on Iuesuay
and was closeted with the CANDIDATE d.
tho New Monmouth Hotel In long CON
ference on that night. South ana "es''
.,s North and East. sent their represeh'
.,,ivA marty members TO see the actua
c,,,naign launched. II was sucn gam
ering as the North Jersey shore anu ''''
sta+e never had seen before.
The twinkiing stars in the Democrau' u
e-.,a, ,oant IN ALI the states Of the Union
bis men of the present day; velera. s1.
.,stasr,en - of former campaigns, youns
.nhalterns. itching for a chance to tea,
their straps. staid business men p. any
t,,r,-,re enthusiasts we're In the most ti'e'
...-,-aa 90 catch every word Of speech
60. RS. since echoed round the counr!
The trip made by the Governor ,e.sa ias'
snnSav ~ = " was quiet and unOstentatious
When he went to New York. and MS re re
,grn, which was equally unoOtrusive mere
we're incidents of the week ,
The weeks arrivals include: AS'
Bouse-Edwin Leask, q. H. Doutn 'u,v
ss.rnon. M. Richie, Mrs. K A. REM :,
Tnan, .,.on Edmund ellison. NJ. f.
Ts,I.o T.r,.1 Iano.s T. Redican. C. z. HooTen
: ~ ~ scudder, Mr.. and Mrs. J; J; MuT, T.
~ A Ballanslew. Miss Marion L
pa,.., yns. ,ns n p. Roberts, of New YORK
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AVON. BY THE SEA.

49,, h,,-.be-ses. ~. J., Aug. 1o.-AVoh
- ~ ranresentatives in the Inter-Resort
80 -, Tsaaue won the opening matcneS
r,avsd With Bradley Beach and are eau eau
,n- no . comfortable margin. ica'uIo
oT .bs onening rounds OF play vas ,le
s..s,,,,,. ,,orls OF the three Torres nro,h-
.,s ~ orange. playing for Bradley
s' tTawaTd and Allen Torres are
Cornell students 80. IN.
Tha most interesting match vas .'.
ao,,tl.s svAnt between Mr.. Moreno aI''
,m.n To-rss for Bradley Beach ana ~
80 and r L. Neuhon for Avon. ne
Avon nlayers won, 81, s-s. e-' Ciino'- ,
.rrss ,ba crack Williams College piayg, -,
has ,oinAd the Bradley team anu VIII
Srsngthen II immensely .z ,o-
mr. Avnev is a tower Of strehstn 10
- - .sam He is the Arizona sts'e
ebarnnion. having won that nono' >,,'
year His home is in Phoenix M ,,.1-.
boT &. a we'll known figure on the "es'
SIDE TENNIS Clubs courts IN New or or
others on the Avon team are - D. 1'O. :,
- - -, work.: w. L. Cropley' oi
summit and c. T. Grinith' a Dar'''''"''
College player. .ho Avon
CARD parties and dances al ,ne -
Ian bayo heon well attended this "ee'. "een
The regular Saturday night dah's
held tonight. and there was sn,sns
turnout OF summer folk. AVo', 49,
viii shortly be seen I'm VaudeVi''0'''
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ENJOY HIGH AND VAST GROUNDS.

The members and guests OF the Adj
rondack League Club are enjoying the
advantages OF the unrestricted use or
the 30 900 acres controlled by the club.
The clubhouse. Forest Lodge. Is admir-
ably situated on Lake Hounedaga. which
IS some Ave miles long and has an ele-
vation of over 1000 feet above sea level
The private camps and lodges are fast
filing up with members and their fam
lilies from all sections OF the country,
among whom are Erestus w Bulkley,
DR.. II. 6. Carter, ]. r. Ellicott, W. p.
Hall. c. II. Leavitt, II. L. Stoddard and
Or. William Boyd. all OF New York; A.
r. Gardiner and H. n. Cooper. of Utica;
&. r. street, of Schenectady; a, III, Hum
phreys, OF Pittsburgh; +. NJ p. Taylor,
OF Colorado Springs. and e. l.. Adreon,
n T.. Parker and c. H. Huttig. Of st.
I onia
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LONG BRANCH
Continued from fourth page.

Ian marty and dance given by Mrs.
ne 10. p Vogel and the dinner given by
NJ ,h'' and Mrs ,I Louis oat3.gs nuHf'' at their
Nes eS..r 6ftv women arc taking part in a
80 ,,ss tournament, games being played
"iCe n.. an the Tallahassee porches. The
OSD. .st will end in about ten days more.
GINS cS. MISSES Pauline Untermyer, Rena
IuV and Florence Fink are among the
leaders. 49,, c.
- married recently. have sailed from
seattle for Japan.
NJ and Mrs Charles \. Wimpfheimer
,ars been entertaining many guests at
.ss,r villa. Gladville. In Bath avenue.
AZ and Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn are
.,.i,Inc Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sellgman at
,ssir summer home.
Ar and Mrs. Henri Wertheim. Henry
eIazier and Henry Baerwold are touring
EUROPE.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

The last Of the series Of free organ re-
citais by William J. Kraft, concert organ
list. was given last Thursday afternoon in
St Paurs Chapel. Columbia University,
before a good-sised audience of music
lovers. All present seemed TO thoroughly
enjoy every selection. AZ the conclusion
OF the programme the audience remained
TO extend to Mr. Kraft an enthusiastic
expression Of appreciation.
Clarence Eddy. concert organist, has
lust returned from four recitals at Chsu-
tauaua, n. Y. and will attend the con-
yention OF the National Association OF Or
ganists (of which he is presidenD, at
ocean Grove, n. j. Mrs. Eddy, contralto,
will make with him an extensive tour OF
organ and song recitals in the Middle and
Far West and on the Pacific Coast during
September. October and November. They
open in the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
At Washington, ILL.,. September y