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The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
News of the County.
Denver View.

During the past week Fred Bishop
hurt his foot while trying to ride a
burro and was compelled to stay out
of school for several days.
II. Schwamb has installed a gaso.
line engine on his place.
J. p. Giltner has been quite sick
with a cold.
The people of Denver View are fix
ing the syphon pipe belonging to
Tucker ditch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate of Mary S. Cobb,
deceased.
istrutOr of said estate, having obtained an
order of the County Court of the County of
jefferson and State of Colorado, wherein
said estate is pending, to make Unnl settle
mcnt of my administration Of said estate,
Will on Monday, the 2Ith dayOf May "A. ID. 1912,
Mt the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, the same being one of the regular
days of the March term thereof, appear
before the Judge of said Court, at the Court
House in Golden, in said county,nnd pres. mt
my accounts ms such administrator for final
settlement and pray the approval OF the
same, and Will thcnnpply to said court to he
discharged as administrator. At which time
and plnce any person i'll 10 terest may appear
and present objections to the same, II any
there be.
Dated mt Golden, Colo, April %, 1912.
ISAAC T.. WEBB,
Administrator of the Estate of Mary S.Cobb,
Deceased.
Geo. B. Campbell Attorney.
First pub.April 25, Inst pub. May 23 1912.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

preme court and a Guggenheim to the
senate.
When the voters of the party get II
chance in November, they will write
"Finis" to the career of Adams.
He has revealed himself. The mask
of principle has been cast aside. The
corporations called for him to come
into the open-and he obeyed.-Den-
yer Express.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
A Suggested Ticket.

We would like to suggest th'
following ticket to the Progress
sive voters of Jefferson county
For District Judge
WALTER M. MORGAN
For District Attorney
SAM JOHNSON
For State Senator
B. F. CARVER
For County Judge
A. d. JAMESON
For Clerk
(To be filled later
For Sheriff
(To be filed
For Treasurer
CHAS. PIKE
For Assessor
Ito be filed
For Coroner
Ito be filed
For Commissioner
H. R. RAINWATER
For Commissioner
GUS JOHNSON
Supt. Of Schools
Gsgf Ito be filed %
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

a winner in the September cleo
ton. Come in with US and be on
the right side and the winning
side.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

The outside precincts are get
ting closer together every day
and by the time the primary
takes place this fall they will
have a strength that will surprise
themselves, a strength that will
nominate a ticket that will prove
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

Jefferson county went to the
state convention expecting moth
ing, but returned with a delegate
to the national convention and
an alternate to the congressional
convention. That's going some.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

A suggestion extended to some
Of the prominent Speer delegates
that the notorious Billy Green
might be elected delegate to the
national convention brought them
10 their feet in amazement.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

If Mr.. Elliott had been in con-
troll of the Jefferson county dele
cation would he have abolished
the unit rule of voting as did the
outside precincts who had con-
troll by large majority?
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
Ito be filed

Alva B. Adams turned the
trick for Speer, but he killed him
self in the outside counties.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02

If the delegates to the state
convention from Golden are not
"gangsters' why did they vote
with the Denver gang" on every
question that came up?
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
Morrison Iteus.

Clayton Ryan of Denver. has a con.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-05-02
Try Edward L. Blatter fol
choice
DAALlA BULBS

| have II fine selection and will treat
you right. Your garden will not be
complete without few. One mile
west of Arvada, north of Juchem
station, II. ID. !.
The sun., 1912-08-04
MANHATTAN BEACH.

August promises to be even more gay
than July. which was quite the busiest
and liveliest Of any season in the thirty
years history of the Oriental Hotel at
Manhattan Beach.
Members Of the American Electric Rail-
way. which held a two days session Tues
day and Wednesday at the hotel. gave q
dinner Wednesday evening in the Casino.
Among those who have been guests at
dinner parties IN the last week were Mr..
and Mrs. James Ward Warner OF Man
haitian. entertained by Or. and Mrs. W.
guest Of his father William Dalliba Dut-
ton. and Mrs. Dutton Prince Auersperg.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans winterfelt: Mrs.
Robert j. Campbell. with Judge and Mrs
James w Hawes; Mrs. Charles T. Robi-
son Of Cleveland. Ohio. with .irs. Z. II.
NJ. Dutton and Mr.. d. Dutton: Charles
Corby. with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren u.
Sea Gate. with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grant Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Randolph mo-
tpred over early in the week from Deep
dene. the summer home Of William IL.
Vanderbilt, Jr,. which they have leased.
and visited their three children. who are
at the Oriental for the sea bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rice will entertain
at dinner Tomorrow evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lounsbury. who leave this
week for Europe Among the other guests
will be Miss Agnes Slayden and Mccall
Lanham.
Miss Media Humphrey. the young South
ern girl for whom Caruso has predicted
IA bright future In opera and who will
be presented to Italy next season. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ID.
Hanford at n dinner party last night IN
tine Casino and gave several imprompt,i
songs when invited 10 sing at the concert
In the ballroom by Mr. Gaetano Merca-
danten. the conductor of the orchestra.
She received great applause and re-
tpondcd with one Of her original negro
melodies.
Some OF the latest arrivals include Mr..
Il. l.. Poor, Miss Marian Poor. Mr.. Arthur
Grimes Poor and Miss Edith Adams of
Passaic, n. j., who will remain through
August Mrs Gilbert Chase and children.
Mrs. Nicholas Cosgrove, Miss Dorothy
Roche of Troy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Lam
bert OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Nut
ting and " T.. Prentice.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Vice Commodore John Mason, Knox. Rear
ex-Commodore George F. tittle. n. D.
Commodore stephen lane TolSer. j Lester
4; Asp,nyali, p, T., arthur i; Jones. Fred
erick b. Macksy. Forrest II. Towi. William
4. Price. NJ T.: Charles Hamilton. George
=. Branson. Ogden Avery Keep. Seymour
Milisrd II. Pia',, @ Wiilsrd r, flatt. {: PiiHy
I. BALDWIN. Marmcnt Edson. Frederick
About ESQ members and friends Of the
club attended the annual clambske Of the
organization at Paradise Point to-day.
programme Of the amateur yachtsmen.
To-day WAS no exception.
July was the biggest month from the
years the resort has been in existence.
Time was when resorters showed An in
clination 20 come here later and later each
Of the seson The pendulum Is swinging
the other way. July now vies with August
In popularity.
and on The part Of the pTSiio i showe. too,
by the fact that the Prospect House will
close this year on September %. Guests.
shelter Island will thus become an early
fall resort. In that season when nature
spot could be imagined than Shelter Island
with its landlocked bays.
The New York Schuet2en Corps will hold
it's annual outing at the Prospect House on
SeptembeIr, II. II. ls and -. Capt. q. yon
Ocilen will act as master of ceremonies
Priests of the diocese Of Long Island will
hold their annual retreat at the Prospect
House for two weeks. beginning September
10.
Recent arrivals at the Prospect House are:
a, From New York; John J; Dyer. Mr. and
Storer. MIR. and Mrs. j. {. -Statler. Miss G.
Statler. Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Thwait. Miss
Thomas Gary, Jr.
From Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs George n.
Trumpler. Miss b. Foraker. Mrs. A. Baar.
Miss. Edna l.; Service. Miss Annie L. Lang
ley, Miss y; .. Horton.
Miss A. Y. Hubhs.
From elsewhere: G. b. Mitche. Montreal.
Canada. Everett Bacon. Iittlcton, Conn
George y. Amsby. San Francisco. Cal.
Mrs. c.. T.. Bacon and party. Westbrook.
Conn. Mrs. II. F. Salisbury. Providence,
The sun., 1912-08-04
SARANAC LAKE.

SAEASAC LAKE. n. y. Aug, s.-The Sara
ton and IL Increasing the events on It's
grounds as the season advances. Thursday
AFTERNOON there was a mems handicap golf
,,2nrnamcnt, medal play, for which II.
mixed doubles tennis % tournainsnt a''a Was
started and is being finished to-day. Cups
are given by Mrs. Julia 4. Horn. Mrs +, +.
Tone and Mrs. George X Fisher will be the
hostesscs az the club tea this afternoon
from 4 to y O'Clock.
,o Las, SATURDAY. mixed doubles tennis
Ter and Mark Horn after one Of tho hard
est STRUGGLES In the history OF the club,
Miss Mabel Limburg and her brother.
Percy Limburg, were defeated In the finals
after fighting their way through the entire
list OF players. Twelve teams were enterpd
and II required sixteen games TO decide
the last set. The score %! the final was SO.
%, 81. 8-2. -. Miss brewster and
Mr.. Horn had the cups given by Miss A. G,
Nash presented to them. Over one hundred
people. members Of the Country club, as
semhlei TO- see the final play; ,,
who have BEEN VISITING Sr aa and o Mrs Josen6 ss
Longworth Nichols in Highland Park. kSSv have
CONCLUDED their visit in town and are now
al Paul smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Whyte Steel Of Phila-
delphia are occupying their attractive.
camp on Lower Saranac Lake Mrs Steel.
accompanied by Miss Dorothy Steel and
Mr.: and Mrs. J. Archer Rulon, motored
10 Paul Smiths early this week.
Mrs Patrick Fennelly of New York was
Joined this week at her Park place cot
tage by Mr.. Fennely. John Fcnnelly. Will
The sun., 1912-08-04

Welma Sours of Port Chester made up
another jolly narty. Among those here now
'' The "f s,paiairmbr. ,H.nMb and Mrs. $. r Apple
man and Mr. Leighton p. Applemln. Mr.: Z
Y. far1cn~ and his son of Trenton. Mrs;
Harvey l.. Hudson and Miss Edith BroCk of
Boston. Mr.. }. +. ionnson OF Quincy, NJ. ).
J.. Harmon OF Lynn. Mr.. !, ,C.Qunn -. Sal. M.
Mrs. :, II. SaII!. IN ana Nj, Mary .,vlli-
and Mss Marjorie i!o-iick of ta-, Orange,
Miss trrie IRA" ford .. Red Bdnh. and
Mr. II. r Benson and Miss NJ scot, o! New
Mr.. N. 4 Shoemaker. Mr; and Mrs. J.,
An Amo, ,,q and Mrs a. !,s Par. oi NeW IYrih Mr.
i.awi"nie Of New k"dioid. Mr., T. vi,
G52y'ss r5f and md NJ M C. o sS & s 81 asI h
% Sroos avg Wc N MI nh MARY n 9Siis Wiso. ~ " Mrs.
Ncbl" AMI hrrchildren. and Mis- Woodhouse
Of Gle, rl9nd Mrs I. burner, o! Boston and
Irrn"r'. Iayern,IMrs, 6. Ford .nd Miss
Vernon, Yer a III. ii. ami Mr. il. K Pearl Of
kesnei e, :: il il, Mr, anl Mrsi Charlss SLOANE
fiI,id@ inn Nj aud N,s Charles Ilar-
r,,pston. Nr, and ~ t,,dNa,d sne.l and
man man md @ Mr Milan Tai.nan '''''' "f Fnsi".
wood. Mr. and Mrs Henry tialrj- of pas.,-
dena, Mr. d " Bray;,,on s9d Miss BRAY,
Fitchhurg. Mr. Lewis l.. Coombs OF spring
field and Mr. Charles Ro-ehrl-h u, North
hampton
Strawberry Hill House Mrs l.. r. Jack
Nrs. A. T. smith Of Overbrook Mr., Alex
nnder B. .iacn and Miss VI. 4. Jack of Hazel
Mr. liomer lockwood and Miss Mary Lock
8 ood Of Washington. and Mr.. {. W S;rohn
of Canton.
The Mount Washington Mrs. 7. n Root
Miss Marion Root of BROOKLYN Mr. and Mrs
Jane, l. jerks and Mr. James l. jerks, Jr
OF Pawtuckct Mrs " " Woodruff and Miss
Helen Woodruff of Iiount Carmel and Mr.
+. J.. Locke of Boston
The sun., 1912-08-04
LAKE PLACID.

pls sr cnb fscaD on rr0r " Laws avg . 'Fse bv ss
With severa, hundred visitors spending
ou- kinds are en.Oved and now kirres- is
being arranged The clubs golf links ~.
E,er, busy all & day and II. of1cers 1,.c,en,ly
New, York, vi:e-rresidents,. c. 7. Bate.,
81. I.ouis: f., \. Bradley. Montcla!r. and
Mabi", Broaklyn, and secretary. Charles
:, Among thc eniIuSias' seen daily on the
s r saa al Mrs. onry nyH:IG I.Fr soheI' nstnTs sr
s. SSm Iork; eII George ", MaSie ,nd i; 4.
Rradley. Montclair:, charlie xrbn'hno'.
nntsbmrc, Dr Charles ,Barb:-. Rochesrcr;
rshs hnss nns bss ST. L"" ... !. Bryan Joseph
fiornbro"E and II T. xernon, sr"r D1 phlhladsGl
phia; }. T. McWi''iams. Chicago. and F +.
,. Chancellor James r. Day of Syracuse
University with his family has arrived and
opened b. summer place; E!bs Inn, after a
Ne" hampshire and Vermont.
Social He cent res around the clubhous"
OF the Lake Placid Yacht Club. whore tens
ard other entertainments have been given.
The club has prepared an. extensive pro-
graInine for IN" season and the events schod
uled include the second sailing race for n"
~
afternoon Monday afternoon there will
hr rowin. races with ladies singles and
doubles. mems singles aud doubles and
mixed doubles, A canoe tilting contcs,
and canoe race with contestants standing
up will also be among the events. other
event. on the schedule include: August 10.
nrst notorhoat race in the cup series
August II. third sailing race for challenge
.Ip; August II. swimming races. tub races.
barrel races. water polo. pillow fights on q
10. ana aqnapianing August 10. sailing
race, August Il. second motorboat race;
august a. launch races August 20. fral
SAILING rae" for challenge cup; August ~,
rowing races, obstacle races. guides races,
August ) th"r" viii be canoe rarns' canoe
tilt,hg. ckNard padding race and single
"ithnnt ballast In boat, Prizes will bc
"I'.'' snc ~ 'nI %, S%ar,oHs %nr o", "y"nts u , ~
suns line co,tnse Mr aud Mrs Ludwiv
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs, Ali,cr, Liyingston
Mrs lockwood. Mrs Dalrymple. j.. Lever
son ana thomas Mooer Of New York
Rico, who is spending Tia" season al The
lak: Placid Club with Mss Mari riorie Cotton
OF Washington. visited Paul smiths and ,hn
ST, Regis lakes this week.
jolly pnrty at Camp Erchyood on
ahr !Hcid , ,nrIdss y, az guests Mr and Mrs
smith and Charles 4. Hui. jr' "''"N'" MISS
| Associate Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes have "a their guest at Camp AbcnnkI
Miss Marjorie stuart. daughter OF u. g.
Stuart OF New York. Justice Hughes spent
| ,cyeral dGys this week with Chief Justice
Major and Mrs. Hamilton Rowan have
been joined at Camp Bivouac by their son
Hugh W, Rowan.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Tuesday, and opened Camp Hoff. on the
Moonlight trips over the lakes are prov
folk are visiting Upper st, Regis in the
evening to sea the wonderful effect of the
lishted camps along the shore. some
ret'art. III the Waters near by. forming "A
vsritable ialrrlaud. Among th. camps
which were opened this week was that @.
Ambassador. to The Court OF -. .Ialrcs' y,
and Mrs. Wht.law Reds. where Mir md
Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid are now domlclcd.
Mr., aud Mrs. Moses Taylor arrived this
Lake. and Archibald : White spent several
days AZ Whit" Pine camp. accompanied
by. Arnold pay and George i'ouns.
Euuyh camp has it- alluremen,s for the
people froll tho Robrrt Garrett camp are
Spending Z fortn!rh' in rough camp on the
Iifera,ci M "m the Raqnet,e by ,hs% State
has formed nCw attraction .or the tourists
VINO az" nnich interested in IN. houses and
dams 81 the indeiatigahle lit,ie animal-
The IirpinCutt caml,. OF Dscooi Lake,
las been opened FOR Aucust by Miss Con-
stance Lippincott and Miss II. p. Little.
who came up from Philadelphia early
in the week.
ST John s-in-the-Wilderness. the pic
tures0ue Episcopal chapel near Paul Smith's
i. nc ,,,a, sfen' OF ,, brilliant .a,h'r!nF
tagers con-" down Tor services The Re-.
Philemon + Sturrc- o; Morris'own, y. !
presided SIiilHE ga was II rnrst AT fh'
cottage of Dr. ana Mrs Edward l.. Irudeau
The R"v Charles Nnoy. chaplain Of Column.
hia University. viii b" in charge during
August
Frank u. Griswoli OF BROOKLYN. accom-.
panied by Mrs James 7 Whitney and Miss
Carolrn Peters. is spendin! August AZ Paul
smiths.
\ DELIGHTFUL camp tea was given at Eden
void on saturday afternoon. when Miss
X. \. Polnenus Of New York was the
hostess. Present were Miss Mccoy. Mrs
y: N. Hdsl-hurst, Miss Johnston. Miss
Mary Morse, Miss Porter, Mrs. Georcn
Fa,es Bake. Mr.. \ J. HAPPIER. Miss Hard
ng and Mrs, Lois Kellogg.
Mrs. Goors. 'alcs Baker is entertaining
Mrs. kellogg. Miss Hard nc and Mrs Hap
per at Hepbninwooi. and Friday gave a
luucheon ~ which We're present with her
house guests. Mrs. Roher; Hoe. Mrs e n
Paine Mis-. Mary Morse Miss .Iohnaton
Mrs, J. H. Haslehurst. Mrs Porter. Miss
pohemuS. Mrs Allan Dickson Mrs ". Is
Townsend and Mr. u. &. Maritt
The sun., 1912-08-04

Miss Evelyn August. Miss Charlotte
Nicoll and Mrs. d. w. Herman.
Mrs. J. Henry Alexander has been visit
ing Mrs. j. Victor Onativia this week at
the NASSAU
Mr. David Tomlinson. who has been at
the Nassau for the past week. leaves for
the Thousand Islands or Wednesday.
The Hon. NIndor de szabo o! Hungary.
who has been making IA trip TO the Pacific
coast. Joined his mother at the Nassau
on Tuesday. They lef: for Budapest on
Thursday. taking with them the pleasant
est Impressions OF the United States
after this their frst visit to this country.
Mr.. Reginald Stugis, Is here for the
summer
Baron and Baroness De witx are at the
Nassau.
The Country Club. recently organized
by Armin Degener, Charles Eastman and
Robert Burke. Is busy organizing n base
bail r,re. They have found an excellent
diamond at the east end OF the island.
which Senator Reynolds has given the
use OF. and on Sunday afternoon they had
tryout FOR the team.
Mr. Snhan Franko 10 giving a series
OF worry unique concerts at the Hotel
Nassau OIL Friday evenings. The pro-
G-ainale !s classical ana he has PLAYED
several selections from "Rosencaval!er."
the new Straus opera \ representative
always present.
Among the people registered at the
Nassau during the past few days are
Mrs L. w!lie's. wes,bury; Mr.. and Mrs
q. II. C. James. Mr.. and Mrs H. w
Savage Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntress
and Charles T. Sha;tuc.; OF Boston: j. u.
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs J. Phillips
Of Chicago. Mr. ard Mrs. Julian Ross
aud Miss Vida Talbot. Brooklyn: Mrs. II.
w. Lyle and Mr., and Mrs. Charles VIE
gand. 81. Louis Miss Nina Hartell. Oma-
ha. Neb. Mr.. Frank J. Buckiy. Bay city,
Mich /; Miss Edna Goodwin, Cleveland,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs II. Dunstan Baker,
Mrs. j. Henry Alexander Mr.. and Mrs
g H. Blake. Rev. and Mrs. Homer F..
Taylor. Mrs. a. II. walbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a. Starbuck. Mrs. A. Anson, Yaus-
sauf Zia Pacha, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
lngorsoii. Mr. and Mrs. II. a. King, Mr..
aud Mrs. George Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
y j. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Eden.
Nh ard Mrs. Howard 3. Mott. Mr.. and
MIS- J.. Reed Mr.. and Mrs, James Walton
OF New York.
The sun., 1912-08-04
LONG BEACH.

Lose BEACH. l. J.. Aug. 3-Record
breaking crowds have come 10 Long
Beach during the past week and on sun
day 1000 automobiles stopped at the
Nassau during the day. making the big
g,st crowd in the history Of the hotel.
Tho main dining room and the grill were
filed again ard again and l. NJ,
Boomer said that the number Of diners
was larger than that on the Fourth of
July. which was tho hammer day OF the
season
a swim, a hearty meal. an hour or two
in a rolling chair and then home seemed
10 be the programme for most OF the
visitors. Among those noticed on Sunday
were Col. Archibald Oracle. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Victor Ona.!via, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Barret, stephen Elkins. David Tomlinson
Judge CechrGne. Reginald Stugis. Regi-
nad aomalls, Congressman J. II. Hughes.
Mrs. Edwald Willets and MacNeal
Swasey.
Miss Edith Tallaferro gave n farewell
dane" al the Hotel Abel on Tuesday night.
al abe Is sailing this week for London
to play "Rebccca Of Sunnybrook Farm"
y large humber of friends gathered TO
say Good-by u the charming little ac-
tress. who is as popular of the stage as
she IL on.
Church. which was held on Sunday night
In the dancing pavilion. netted over
$1,000 the boxes alone bringing $3.50 and
$50 being made on the sale of pro-
gramincs. At the close Of the entertain
ment Il programme autographed by all
TN" stars who took part brought $50.
Mrs. George NJ Cohan being the highest
bidder,
on Tuesday afternoon there was a
bridge whist for charity at the dancing
pavilion. Tea was served and there we're
prizes for each table. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. l.. A. Gillespie Nine Char
!otte de Szabo. Miss Grace Studdford,
The sun., 1912-08-04
HIGHMoUNT.

coIdnx E,SrMoSET n Aug sIhs v ec.sa;s.
yniet at the hotels mp to the present week
I he last few days brought a thrcng OF
visitors to the several hotels in this part, of
lively here Tonight and viii continue to be
lively until after Labor Day.
raad on hof hs essSns "a. FAD Su.n IN
brilliant social functions., Among those
+. II. Waidradt, Mr.. and Mr. Is .. N' NfRa. .Rosen:.
,hal. Mrs. X, Schrenkei.en Mrs. ,tGeorRe
4 jernigSar Mr. and Mrs $. !; lde5erkind.
ouis M M Meysrs Mrs rS 4nselo Rias n. and %nd
Leimer. Mrs; Freq I, Goldsmith, Mr. and
aud Mrs, Louis Berg. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
QUICKER. Mrs. B. Kronsthal. Mr. and Mrs.
The Leading social event at Hollywood
bridge and whist to be held on Wednes-
day day The r + onds5
and Mrs. Maurice Parker and the contribu-
ticns up 10 date greatly exceed those Of
Among the late arrival. at Hollywood
and family. Mr, and Mrs ii. j. R.se and
Ter. 81. ana Mrs. Reaben cronson and
and sons Mr: "n and Mr. 5%fs JULIUS sisysrs sss
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weis.
berger. Mr.: and Mrs, Edward Friedlap pder
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Vein
stein and daughter. Mr and Ms Herman
Baehr and daughters. Mr. inl Mrs. Freder-
lex PICKER and family Mr., and Mrs. J Horo-
rs, Mr.. and Mrs jules Heyman, Mrs. ii,
3ehs chs and dMsHghSssr M.g Mr.; Berltsin and
and Mrs. Harry l.. Rosen, Miss Carrie Mincer,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis less. Miss Nettie Feigen;;
Ss%siter M 1a and mn. A.ren se%s, cohen ana ana
family. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Blum and fam
ily. Mrs. u. .Pettiser. and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. N. J: Dattlebaum. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Ernst New York.
The sun., 1912-08-04
PAUL SMITHS.

PAU SMITHS. y, y. Aug, 9,-Delightful
weather mas given an Impetus 70 outdoor
sIo,ts along the lakes of the st. Regis chain
ani calling. woods picnics. rough camp
ana canoe trips have been included In the
Itinerary with tennis and golf An i'm
portan, move here has been tho cOnsoli-
,Iation OF the st. Regis Gun club with the
St Regis River Golf Club.
Tran shooting viii be feature OF lifo
AT the clubhouse. and several new tennis
rourt, are bein2 constructed. Every one
il awaiting the opening of tho attractive
,uhu"use, furnishing. for which have ar
rived. m" eNcel"u'" OF tho greens is at
s,nd by the remarkable drive which Paul
smith. lr mao" IRON the eighth hole
Young reople at the lower ST. Regis
csIrr of Mr. and Mrr William q. WILCOX
nFN.n N"rk ar" hayipr a l"lly time with
motor tiip- ANA Fishing combined one
Inn Ha- 10 8ic Tuprr' Lake, an"ther 10
/ nion fals AID -'ili another To M'achan
l..p Few sii" 'r'r1 HrH Io'' ,utriad
and tho woods dinner, prepared by tho
camp guide are featIr. of he occasions
Mr and Mrs samuel Yer Planck HOFFMAN
Of New YORK. with their family, arrived