The sun., 1912-07-14

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Elliot Frederick. Mr.. and Mu George r.
Huber and son. Mr.. and Mrs II. Smith and
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Andrews, Albert
Lewis. MIR. and Mrs. II. W. Jacoby. Miss
T. Dunn. Walter Smith. Miss Helen Boehm,
MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Hudson and daughter,
Mrs, l.. W Bragg Miss Bragg and others.
Walking parties are very popular at the
use. The progressive five hundred and
dance on Thursday was decided success.
Some Of the visitors at the Ontwood are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis F.. Soich and child, F.
{. Gomex. Ethel Edinger j. +. Rutter. Mr..
and Mrs. u. J. Hiter; Jr.. II: 9; Ritter %,
and Mrs. Alfred liirsh. Mrs. J: j. Mayhon
and niece. Agnes: MIR. and Mrs. George
lIarkins and niece, Miss Agnes Kelley and
Miss Annie Fricdburg.
Bridal parties continue to arrive at the
Fairview House and 1t is popular In this
Of Scranton is beautiful piano player at
the farview. and she plcasingly entert aims
during evening hours. The winners Of the
bid pinochle we're Mrs r. W. Cunningham
and Robert Stettler, cashier Of n Phila-
delphia bank. Mrs II. j. Magan Of Phila-
delphia is an enthusiastic walker and Ia
touring much of the country in the vicin-
ity Of the Fairview on foot
Among tho regisi itions ~ tho Fair
view arc MIR. AID MIS- H. II. Stall. Il. Fargo.
Daniel Nichoi pr. Lyman. II. {. Arnold.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ml'inm lowr, y, II. >. sto Ter.
MIR and Mrs. ". I. Manis. Mss liauser.
Miss. Emma Jackson, Joseph Dcutsch.
York: X. }. Ho'ncr,. Mrs. Thomas Cum
ningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Tho,nas Robe.
Miss r. T. Magan, Robert Mc<;ran. A. q.
Flesch, Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Elam.Dr. J. II. Sp-rling &
and family Of Scranton: and Ellsworth
Kelley. Paul Golden. Helen Mar,gan.
Jennie Gardner. +. G. Dorsey. NJ. Camp
bell, u. NJ. Bcvan. William l,arrct. +. J.
Walsh, Mrs. Charles Riley. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 4. Wapr. Mr,. n. II. Bushnell. Fdwari
Murphy ono {. ID. Hoffman Of brockiyn.
= Croquet ia still in vogue at the Belmont
and a popular pistimr with the guests.
delphia. represented hy Miss Mary Hart
and Mrs. John Hart, defeated New York
represented by Miss Anna Skellenger and
Miss Atdie Jackson. winning four ont
Of the seSen games played. An enjoyable
motor trip was & thHt N to wiI;, rGeonG sianEr WiG
inns Of New lori; aud Mrs. David Cott!e
uf Scranton Miss j. W. Rowe of Jersey
City is splendid .o'los rian at this house.
Driving il alao fad.
Late arrivals NJ the Belmont are Mary
Walton. Nj u j. G. Walton. Anna Walton.
W. 4. NktlV'lsEsT, .tltl' JWN'hS,n Oh NsW
York; Paul MilNic. ". Albert Wilson
Dr William Dayton Roberts. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church ,franhlinh; Mrs. l..
Lang, Mir. and M-r. De Ford of Phila-
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Dnryce
g. r.. Sutton. T.. y. Chapel Of Brooklyn,
Dr. Mnlonc. Mr.. ard Mrs. David Cottle
of Scranton.
4 musical" was hold a. he Tuxedo
Cottage this week at which Miss G. Meal
lister Of Brooklyn featured Miss j. Sheerin
and Miss X NJ. Dalton of BROOKLYN also
starred with their beautiful singing.
A delightful hucE"lberry party Of ten
guests had a merry time al the Sprin gs,
where plenty Of berries abounded. How
over. the guests could not resist and ate
them as they picked, and in consequence
heada chcs, indigestion. but still good
time and no berries. \ party q Tuxedo
people spent an evening of the week
at the roof garden. where they kept things
lively for several hours. 4 picnic was
held at Naomi Pines on the lake. and all
water sports were enjoyed.
Samuel D. Keatlcv Of the American
Woolen Company OF New York is stop
ping at tho Tuxedo Cottage Pniladel-
uhiaus here are Miss =. II Morgan. $. p
Dunning. NisS Elizabeth Davis. Miss
Isabelle Davis and Miss Margaret Davis.
Miss Sheerin G, McAlister, Miss X. N.
Dalton are Brooklyn'tss registered here.
Hiss NJ \. Clinton Of Scranton is al the
tuxedo.
4 lively time nt the Clairmont this week.
F. tivner Of Hatboro, Pa. was defeated
in tennis by +, karbe Of Mexico in two
straigh'S sets, 6 2. 6 3. The Missee
Flzail III Jordan and +. Verna Wilson
Of Moore. Pa. are enthusiastic players
they frequently play with Mr., Karbe.
the house champion These three have
also enjoyed long walks on Sunday TO
such places a. the Lookout and Sullivan
- II.
has his fine automoNi!" al the Clair
mont for the suC:mer, and his friends
frequently enjoy motor trips through
IN. Surrounding country Mrs. d. Freeze
Of Philadelphia Miss n. Guilty and sister
Mss J II Adj" and others y .oy d a drive
to Rushhill Falls Mr. Karbe is . $50 a track
sihels'.. He has cleared the bar N four
feet eight and with ;hc i'"" Vau.' has, ,inre
ten feet three
Among these staying at ;he Cllir'nNr nj
are Mrs Charles n fdned. Miss Olive
tdmed. Miss Dorothy EIrnclt. Lec n,rd
Edmcd Margaret :. " .lson. L. Hrn-lryer
Samuel Gordon. Janet AGi. of New York
Cartin. Bert Clayton. ID. Clvmer 81 Phla
delphia. Jessie Style. j. {. Frieck and
Marie Kelley Of Brooklyn and Elizabeth
NJ Jordon oi Moore. Pa.
Phonograph parties are something new.
being introduced at the saltwater and
they have received much favor. A very
delightful one was given this week by
Miss Betty Peale of New York. Fishing
is popular az ever at this house. II. W.
Farnum Of New York made the largest
catch Of the week. a twenty-five inch
brown trout. Miss May Porter. orRanist
in the Church OF the Holy Apostle Of
Philadelphia, entertains beautifully on
the piano. She il accompanied by her
sister. who is an expert vioinist.
Among the late arrivals at the Swift
water are Kate 4. Johnson Mrs. +. f..
Baldwin. Gladys Rowley. I. j. Rittmer
Of New York and Mrs. ). Porter. Miss May
Porter. Miss Elizabeth Porter. MIR. and
Mrs. J. II. Withrrs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mat
thews, Miss Matthews and S. ". Buttan-
with Of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
T.. McGrath. Mrs Charles Kennedy Henry
Moore and Robert Wallace Kennedy Of
Brooklyn.
Horseback riding is very popular at
the Meadowside. as it is over the whole
section. +. n. Birch and NJ. J. Fierney
of New York are leaders in this sport.
A weekly dance with music by the
house orchestra is greatly enjoyed by
the guests Miss Mary Keser Of Phila-
delphia is an attractive figure at these
dances and is very popular with every
one.
Registered hero are James Orr, Is. T..
Seven. X. r. Sherwood Mr.. and Mrs. G. &.
kreiger. Mrs. G. {. Wright. Miss Edith
Wright. Miss Emma Wright of New York,
Mrs =. Hamilton. Jennie Hamilton, Mrs
John Adams of Philadelphia Mrs. Willard
Bartlett. Miss Agnes ". Bartlett and Miss
Bartlett of brooklyn and others.