The sun., 1912-07-07

dinner was served at o'clock to about
thirty-five guests to celebrate their de-
partiire for Europe yesterday.
One of the smartest social functions
Of the season WAS the cotilion at the Bres-
lin last evening. The large dining room
was converted into ballroom and deco,
rated with potted plants, cut flowers and
varieRated colored lights. Fireworks
drew ali cottagers and visitors for many
miles to Breslin Park on the night OF the
Fourth.
On Wednesday evening next the one
act play THE Open Gate" and ten tab
leaux viii be presented. The perform, n,
THE Mikado." Those who will take part
Niss l.. Purdy. Miss K. Stewart, Miss d.
Btiiiman, Miss l.. Howe. Mrs. +. Fischer;
N. Marshall. n. Bennett. l.. Cullen and
patty has been Serx sTsnFsa ,nr s..y BY Mrs IS
honor Of her husbands birthday, This
viii be q clambake. Mrs Bishop has is
sued many unique invitations.
Among the enthusiastic golfers seen
daily on the Breslin links are Miss Hig-
gins. Miss l.. Burton. Mrs: 8. Stewart.
Mis- X; Mcclure Mrs. 1. Kennedy Etnncdy Miss
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Nicholas Of New
York have arrived from Newport and are
stopping in their pretty cottage at Bres-
lin Park. They launched their handsome
new steam launch Speedy his week.
Among. those who hay: given coaching
Miss A. Conklin. Mrs. F. Holmes. MIR.
snd Mrs d. Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Wasserman. Mr.. and Mrs. q. .Hawley.
Mrs. r. Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Williams.
Ms, and Mrs. c. Lockwood and +. Hol-
oofhb. The latter. part Of this month n
four In hand parade will take place. to be
followed by dinner and dance at Bresln
BresIin Park TO Budds Lake and back.
A delightful luncheon was given by
Miss Lena Kenyon and Miss Alice Hooper
Of New York in honor Of the Misses Mamie
and Lizzie Mitchell at Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Doremvs's cottage on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles r. Armstrong gave "a
coaching party on Wednesday afternoon
to Budds Lake in record time. Among
her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Watrous. MIR. and Mrs.
8. Scofield. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stanton and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rothschild.
noS Rsrt Ner Ys1t Il % s1sss btosr Ee
this week landed near his camp n black
bass weighing five and half pounds.
Much interest Is manifested in the
musicale and dinner to he given AT Will
lam Hampson' cottage on Friday even
ing Miss l.. Dalton. Miss &. Webster.
Miss +. Russell, Mrs.. L. Eustace, Miss
A. eastman. Miss +. arhwab. NJ Tuttle.
J. Montgomery and F. Sanford will take
part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thorne Of New York
gave an afternoon fete at the lake. Lunch
con was served on the banks of the lake
near their cottage.
A pavilion cotillon was given in honor
Of Miss Hattie Parsons Of New York and
Miss Grace Caldwell II Of Jersey City by Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Miller.
Moonlight rides have b8en inaugurated
by Mr.. and Mrs j. Stokes Of New York
Mrs. James Hilton Of New York and her
three sons are at their cottage in Breslin
Park.
Henry r. Young. a New York lawyer
on Tuesday will give a coaching party to
nernardsville. TO he followed by dinner
to twenty New York and Brooklyn law
yerr.
Waldron Marston Of New York on We'd
needay afternoon near Woodport made n
catch Of twenty-seven black bass. one
weighing six pounds.
The Breslin. Colonial Inn. Lake View
HOUSE. Castle Edwards. Hotel Durham
Mount Arlington and Bryant villa were
compelled to turn away hundreds of pco
pie who were desirous of staying at those
houses over the holiday