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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
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: PROGRAMME I.
JOINT RECITAL AT THE NORMAL
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT WILL BE
FINE.

Following is the programme to be
rendered this evening at the joint stu
dents recital BY the pupils OF Prof. AH.
brey Martin and Miss Christie, OF the
department OF music. OF the Normal
school:
!. Piano duet-Mermaid's Song by
Weber--Mildred and Margery LeAlas-
ters.
2. Scherzo, Shubert-Frances Hell.
mick.
3. Prologue. Bohm-Laura Mason.
, II. Voice: Cd o, Heart OF Mine, Gal
loway-Alicc McKelvey.
. (2l Loves Retreat, Huhn-C. B. Lee.
III. Piano: % Storiette, Lack-Ruth
Phillips.
t2) La CoQuette. Cleft hand aloneJ
Krogman-Frdnces Dauby.
". Voice a. (aD a Necklace OF
Love, Nevin.
Oh She Wears Rose in Her Hair.
Hawley-Genevieve Brake.
2. The Mighty Deep. judge. Ran.
sci Romine.
3. Inter Nos, Neutrality-suspicious. Tut
tie.
V. Piano: First NIazurka, Saint
Saens-Nell Dugan.
VI. Voice: Persian Serenade, ]. C.
Cooke. op. |, No. Marian Shaw
No admission viii be charged and
the general public Is invited to attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
THE FIGHT OF THE CANDIDATES
WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL
LAST STROKE OF TIME BEFORE
PRIMARY ELECTION.

MARIETTA, Ohio, May l3.-Pres!.
dent TAFT otenedt hts; campaign ini 0hio
to-day by HIS speech Ia this city at an
early hour. the fight for candidates to
be continued up until the last stroke
OF time before the primary elections
to be held in the State week from TO.
day.
Taft could not leave all OF the ran.
cor out of his speech, but his refer.
ences to Roosevelt were greatly calm.
ed down TO what they have been in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
CHILD DEAD, Wl1ETw

An infant child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. n,
w. Martsolf which died Saturday aft.
ernoon at the home of It's parents OF
Pittsburgh avenue, was yesterday aft
ernoon Inferred in Maple Grove Gene
terry by Undertaken Fred L. Jenkins.
The family RECENTLY hmovade to this
city from New Brighton, Pa.
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Good Stockings for Fifty Cents
SEVERAL FUSE euRNEp our

People OF the .eiIX, were considera.
BY frightened on Saturday algh,
YgHNF loutIh9jSe,I followed by a
sheet OF Tame. announced the burn.
ing out of fuse on the front end OF
an interurban car which was just NOV.
Ing out from the traction company's
waiting room opposite the court house.
NO one was on the car excepting the
conductor and motorman, as this car
was being taken to the barns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
FOR sALE-one large house, 6 room,

FOR sALE-one large house, rooms
with gas and water; young fruit
coming on; 81 acres of land nicely
located on street car line and with.
In minutes walk OF court house.
4a This is an ideal place for home or
IA poultry Or truck farm, or will net
one hundred per cent. on the ,lnvest.
ment to cut 1t up in town lots. Just
out of city limits; no city taxes 10
bother. This property is for sale
and is priced to sell, II you are in
the market for this propertyit viii
be well for you to call on Bell
phone 1861. or address p. o. box
6S, at once as some one is going TO
get bargain. l3.53t
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FARM oNI;s FEATURED

The Pittsburgh Dispatch yesterday
contained almost four full pages de.
Voted to Fairmont. Two pages consist:
ed OF advertising OF the Fairmont
Chamber OF Commerce and OF the lead
Ang banking houses. business firms and
manufacturing plants of the city.
There We're two pages of a fine write
up OF the city and the leading institu.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
FOR STATE SENATE.

You are hereby authorized to an.
nounce my candidacy for State Sena.
tor from the Eleventh Senatorial dis.
trlct of West Virginia. subject to the
will of the Republican voters Us ex.
pressed inat the btit1afig zeieetion.9o be
pield June 4th, taf2$SsslSE !
SSsf GRaSfSLAzzEELE.
piorgantoRSk IgsSYa, nv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy Of DR.. H. D. Hatfield, of
Eckman. Mcdowell county, for nomi-
nation for Governor, subject to the
Republican Primary Election to be
held on June 4, 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
FoR ArroRNEY GENERAL.

! hereby announce that l am a can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for Attorney General, subject to The
primary election Of June 4th.
A. A. LILLY.
Z Beckley. w. Va, April 10. 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

Kindly announce my candidacy to'
Congress from the First Congressional
Dlstrict Of West Virginia, subiec. to
the decision Of the Republican voters
At the State Primaries to be held June
q. 1912.
2. 3 GEO. A. LAUGHLIN.
whesllsEs VIVA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT.
I hereby announce my candidacy FOR
Supreme Court Judge, subject. to the
action Of the Republican State con.
Sention at Huntington May 16.
Respectfully,
e, S. DOOLITTLE.
Huntington, W. Va, April IL. 1912
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

Call and see the cook or servant
whose ad today makes her seem "elig!
ble."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

All Of the unfnteresting stores are
unadvertised stores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
~ 6f SCHOOLS

! hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for State
Superintendent OF Free Schools. sub,
5ect to the decision OF the voters in
Statewide primary election called for
June44th, 1912.
C. R. MURRAY.
Williamson, W. Va, April 8. 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
LOB GOVERNOR

FOB GOVERNOR Si'Ss
! hereby ahilotyige ltify, csnd ID fef
the nominate lon foE &c SernefGot' West
Virginia, subject to the deelSipns of1the
Republican votetS ~ Che SITE d. may
be recorded in the Statewide Primary
scslled for JUNE tt92l2s t~---SIINI
~ Respectfully.
q, cH&s. W. SWISHER
Charleston, w. Va
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CHEVY CHASE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barnard Of Chevy
Chase leave for Elkshorn, w. Va. Tor u
couple OF weeks. before going for their
annual visit to their father. Judge Barn
ard, at Center Lowell. Mass.
Maj and Mrs. Albert S. McLemore OF
North Hampton. Chevy Chase. left Wed
nesds for a visit TO New York city.
Mrs Theodore Tiller Will entertain at
bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Oliver street
Mrs Ida Lewis Towers of Chevy Chase
and family are spending this month at
Vert, y. III.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stevens Of Chevy
Chase have leased their home on Lenox
street, and will occupy a home on Mel
rose street for the winter.
Mrs. J. W. Turner Of Richmond and
Mrs L. a. Rock Of Stokes. Va, are
guests OF Mrs. w. I. Irby on Corcoran
street
Mrs william Simmons and Miss Gene
We've Simmons OF Corcoran street are
spending a month at Bluemont
Mrs Louis Barr and Miss Ruth Barr
of 18th street have gone for a visit to
Winchester. Va.
Mrs John NJ. Cup Of Q street Is spend
ing while in Boston.
Mrs Edward T. Taylor and children,
who have been spending the congressional
term at Congress Hail. left for their home
In Glenwood Springs. Col. where they
will be joined later by Representative
Taylor.
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AsBURY PARK.
Oorresnondence Of The Star.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, August 1872
The arrival of Miss Hazel Maners. who
has been selected as Queen Titania Of the
annual carnival events August IA. has
awakened fresh interest In tho coming
fetes.
Asbury Park is filled with such a
throng OF August visitors that accom-
modations at any Of the hotels are at q
premium Last week the hotels turned
away hundreds OF guests. who found
quarters in priva'e residences. ana many
OF whom were obliged to seek shelter in
neighboring resorts. Today has brought
another great weekend host. and yes
terday and today also marked the arrival
Of many lac vacationists who will finish
tho summer season here
Rt. Rev. John McFaul Bishop Of Treu-
ton. dedicated the new Catholic Church
Of tho Holy Spirit here last Sunday. The
service brought to the handsome edifice
not only members Of the local rich, but
distinguished summer people from Deal,
Allenhnrst, Bradley Beach and Belmar
The church was built at cost Of $l25.-
OOO. and is. perhaps. the handsomes;
church structure on the north Jersey
coast. It has two distinct auditoriums.
the lower church having seating capac-
ity of nearly LOO. and the upper chapel
providing seats for 100.
Among the dis ingu.shed visitors here
is United States Senator Thomas Pryor
Gore. the blind member of the upper
house, OF Oklahoma. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Gore and their TWO children. and
will remain in Asbury Park until late in
the month. making the resort his head
quarters while attending conferences with
Gov. Wilson at Seagrt. Also at the
Ardsley, where Senator and Mrs
Gore are staying. are Represen >ative Will
liam A. Oldf1eld Of Batesvilie. Ark. and
Representative Mitchell. also Of Arkan-
sas. Senator Gore Ia an enthusiastic
bather. and has become a well known
figure at the 4th avenue bathing group.
Washington Is represented at the Hotel
Brunswick by Mrs. Mary e. Rogers and
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Milton.
Registered at the Montauk are Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Nichols and Miss Helen C.
Nichols OF Washington.
Mrs. Arthur Hershel Of Washington Is
stopping at the Hamilton.
Emily Wade and w. Hayden OF WASH
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Hummer. Miss
Marion Hummer, Mr.. and Mrs- H F.
VIM. r. H. Winn and Arthur G. Wtnn
and Miss Fitzhugh are among the late
Washington arrivals at the Bernadtna-
Miss F. w. Todd has Joined the south
ern colony at the Maryland.
Spending a month at the New York
are James Henderson. James Henderson,
jr.. Miss Mary Henderson. Miss Helen
Henderson and Mrs. James e. Adams OF
Washington.
The Bristol Belvedere numbers among
its patrons Mr.. and Mrs. George Stew
art and James Cannon Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Kirby and
Frederick Wallace of Washington are
summering at the Brunswick.
Lately arrived guests at the Tenney
House include Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. But
Ter and Miss Eleanor Butler Of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Vernon 10 q late Wash
ington registration at the Newburg.
Miss Isabel Curriden and John r. Wey-
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OCEAN GROVE.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
OCEAN GROVE, ". j.. August =. 1872
A week from tonight Ocean Grove viii
have its first great concert OF the sum-
mer. when the oratorio Elijah" Will be
given.
The National Association OF organists
begin its annual convention in the -Nu-
ditorium Monday.
The first municipal election-or semi
municipal election-that Ocean Grove has
ever held took place Thursday when tho
citizens who hold ninety-nine-year lease
on their properties met TO select twenty
six of their number TO SIT with the
twen.y-six directors OF the camp meeting
association and help say how the money
accruing annually to the association IRON
The, lease rentals shall be spent. This
election was a compromise onersng-to the
who are trying to incorporate Ocean
Grove as borough-but they would have
none OF II.
Ocean Grove hotels are beginning to en-
10y the prosperity of the harvest season.
August entertainments and the annual
camp meeting will attract thousands OF
new yacationists this month and accom-
modations at the hotels are already At
a premium.
of the Marlborough.
Recent Washington. arrivals at tho
Snray View are Mr.. and Mre. Floyd
Major.
Washington is represented at the Foun-
tain House by Mrs. j. A. Someryille-
The United States is enterta ming MS
r. A. Grannis and Miss Elizabeth I.
Grannis of Washington.
Registered at the Ardmorc IS Carl ".
Kettler of Washington.
A Washington party at the Chalfonte ~
composed Of Mrs. 3. A. Macintosh, Miss
Grace Macintosh, Miss Mabel Mackin-
tosh. Miss Elsie Macintosh. Miss Bessie
Macintosh. G. w. Macintosh and Carl
Rosenbush.
Miss J. s. Somerset OF Washington Is
visiting friends at the Fountain House.
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CAPE MAY.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Star.


CAPE MAY, N. j.. August 3, 1912.
That Cape May Is coming back to its
former glory as an ocean-washed summer
resort is evidenced by the great throngs
who are here and who are filing to over
flowing every hotel, and who have taken
occupancy OF every available cottage.
villa and bungalow which could be rented
1t is midseason. and the intensity OF the
social activity made so largely by the
number Of Washington visitors here win
be maintained for another fortnight be-
fore the seasons decline will start.
A one hundred-thousand-doIl hotel
will be built during tho winter. to be
opened In time for next season. It VIII
be on Stockton avenue, close to the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Kolb Of Wash
ington are sojourntng at the Colonial
Hotel.
noticeable fact. not only on Sunday.
which. of course. Is big day here. but
on all other days OF the week, is the
great concourse OF automobiles here
which are lined up in front Of the fash
ionable bathing house places while their
owners enjoy the ocean bath. Almost as
far as the eye can reach are seen these
machines. slowed In and backed up to the
sidewalks In front OF the bathing house
along the ocean front boulevard.
H. T.. Ballou Of Washington Is staying
at the Virginia Hotel.
Mrs. e. NJ. Rule and Mrs. Emma r. Roy
OF Washington are at Baltimore Inn.
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ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY.
Special Correspondents OF The Star.
ARUNDEL-ON TIIE-BAY. Nd.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ARUNDELON THE-BAY. Nd.
August 8. 1912
As Q result OF tho annual election
held last Saturday afternoon and evening
tho following have been elected commits
sioners to serve the coming year: N. H.
Shea, E. c. Graham, j. c. Courts A. +.
Medford. NJ. l. Weller. T. w. Smith. all
of Washington, and A. L. Bosley OF Bal
tiiAore. Mr.. Shea succeeds the late w.
NJ. Abbott. The commission will meet,
organize and elect a mayor. Mr.. A. F.
Medford. treasurer. made his annual re-
port and speeches were made by the
mayor. Thomas w. Smith. and Commits
sioners Shea and Medford and Judges of
send and w. l. Deane The clerks of
election were James NJ. Courts and George
Townsend. A woman's civic league is
about to be formed and a meeting for
this purpose will be held at the residence
OF Mrs. A. L. Bos ey this evening. Mrs.
Roy Shaner of Washington is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Medford,
at their cottage. Chesapeake avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Prescott of Washington
motored to Annapolis. thence to Arundel
for the week end and We're the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Graham,
who returned with their guests via Baiti-
more to Washing ton and were entertained
at dinner party at the Continental Uo-
Washington was the weekend house
guest at Concord Cottage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Smith. Miss Sanderson came
to meet her brother. Capt. Charles San
derson. U. s. NJ. c.. who is here with his
family on an outing. Mr.. George Town
send gave a launch party Thursday after
noon to Mrs. Francis Shaw. Miss Lor-
raine Graham, Miss Margaret Barron and
Mr.. James Courts. After cruising to
South river the party was entertained
at Annapolis.
Little JolE William sanderson. son OF
Capt. Sanderson. L. S. NJ c.. was two
years old Tuesday and was given a
birthday party in real grown-up style.
with birthday cake. ornamentsd by two
candles. The children were entertained
on the lawn at Concord Cottage, where re-
freshments were served. at the party
We're Alfred. Nora and Louise Glanley.
Anna Graham, William and Louise Dean.
William Rhease. Howard Heinecke. Hor-
ace Shaver and William Jones. Messrs.
julius and John Schneider of Washing
ton are spending few days with Mr.
George Townsend. Mrs. James C. Courts
has been spending the week in Washing
ton. Mr.. Phiiander Johnson has pur-
chased the cottage owned by Mr.. Weston
will make extensive improvements. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller, who recently pur-
chased Ka Nov No Lodge, have arrived
and opened their cottage for the re-
mainder Of the summer. Messrs L. z.
Graham and T. Lincoln Townsend mo-
tored from Washington to join their fam
lilies for the week end. DIR. Rhease OF
Washington has returned after spending
week here with his family. Mr.. w. 1.
Deane of Washington, who is here for
the summer with his family, has recently
purchased a launch. and is enjoying fish
ing trips. Mrs. Talladay of Washington
has opened her cottage for tho rest OF the
summer.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.
Special Oorrespondence Of The Star.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
August 3. 1912.
The lure Of the beautiful moonlight
nights has appealed to young and old
alike. and with the weather SO ideal.
moonlight sailing parties. beach suppers
and automobile rides have been the fad
the past week.
A delightful but informal supper party
was given before tho ball at the Cham
berlin Saturday night by Capt and Mrs.
Frank Behr. their guests being Miss Ethel
Pullman, Miss Laura Lewis of New York.
and Lieut.. Edwin Smith. Wilmer 7. Scott
and DR.. John S. Saurman.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Chamoerlin
are: Washington-Mr. and Mrs. r. a.
Gardner. w. II. Singleton. Mr.. and Mrs.
7 NJ Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 6. Wilbur,
G. l. Baker. f. W. Monoha.n. Mrs. c. D.
Mathers. George s. King. T. K. Seyboth,
Mrs. A. G. Holmead. Miss c. Holmead.
Miss V. Hoimead. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
c. Dutton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Callahan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Colero. Miss Leon. II. n.
Branch. P. D. Cronin. A. w. Smith. Miss
E. B. Holland. Miss a. 3. Man. Miss G.
e. Thom. Miss A. NJ. Thorn. D. NJ. Trail
and v. B. Holman.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence OF The star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va.
August B. 1912
The social week at Berkeley opened on
Monday evening with a unique affair IN
the way Of ''tacky'' party. The judges
were Mrs. Millikfl and Mrs. Lacey of
Washington, Mrs. Dillworth Of Pittsburgh
| and Charles Henry of Maryland.
Tuesday the hotel gave a matinee card
party of Ave tables. Miss Sheckles OF
Washington won first prize. and Miss
Campbell captured the BOBBY.
Mrs. Charles Gibson Of Maryland en-
tertained at cards on Tuesday evening at
the Washington. her guests being Mrs
Sharp, Mrs. Quinlin and Mrs. Stone OF
Washington.
Miss Catherine Chesley and Miss Jean
Preston of Washington gave a fudge
party one evening to their young friends
The Misses Campbell entertained at
their cottage on Wednesday In honor Of
Mrs Edward B. Hardcastle and Mrs.
Henry Of. Easton. Md.
Mrs. Hardcastle entertained at cards at
the Washington on Thursday evening.
Vernon West of Washington has been
a guest at the Kirby cottage
Mrs. lobe has with her at her cottage
Miss Harriet Finckle. Mrs. s. NJ TaIia-
ferro. Miss Virginia Horner. A. E. Land
Seifert and Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt War
rem. all Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat Of Wash
ington spent a day at Berkeley, touring
IN their car from Monterey.
Anne Murphy Mrs a Msv Tarr Miss
Misses Dulin. Miss Tifrey. Mrs. Gregory,
Mrs. Libbey and daughter, Mrs u. II.
Griffin and sons. of Washington, are re-
cent arrivals at the Hotel Washington.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
,pec,a, CORRESPONDENCE. Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.
August 3: 1919
\ supper party with great bouquets OF
American beauty roses In profuston was
given Saturday night by Mrs. NJ. v. Tur-
ner Of Richmond in honor of Mrs.
Stephen B. Elkins. widow OF Senator
E.lkins OF Elk!ns, w. Va Tho supper
followed a bridge party given by Mrs.
Turner Others present we're Mrs Mason
Blunt. Washington: Mrs. s. c. Kellogg.
Washington. Mrs. c. B. Howry. Wash
ington; Mrs. a. Ordway. Washington: b
Pendleton Turner, Washington: Mrs
Donald Clark, Huntington. W. Va: Mr..
and Mrs. John Fl. Allen. Cincinnati; Mrs.
Henry Hunt. Cincinnati: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Lewis. Cincinnati; Mrs. Susan
Powell, Cincinnati: Mrs. John ID. Potts,
Richmond: Mrs. Garrett 3. Wall Rich-
nond; a. W. Kelley. New York; Mr. and
Va: George Baird, Mrs John Lewis,
Norfolk, Va: MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Elkins, w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elliins.
Elkins, W. Va. Mr.. and Mrs Blaine
.clkins, W. Va: Miss Katherine Eikins.
Miss Adele Armstrong. st. Louis; Jack
kenna, and MIR. and Mrs. Paul Mckeel.
Mrs. Mason Blunt of Washington gave
g. jolly seven-handed euchre in honor OF
former Senator Henry Gassaway Davis.
followed by an informal sup, or.
Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained at sup
per party at IL o'clock Tuesday night.
The table was decorated with center
piece Of pink roses and vines and there
were about twenty guests.
The german last week was led by John
4. Thayer of Charleston, w. Va, who
had FOR a partner Mrs. Arthur Lee OF
Elkins. W. Va, and E. Pendleton Turner
OF Washington, whose partner was Miss
Katherine Eikins.
The f1rst woman's golf tournament
started Thursday and was played by a
first and second eight, Mrs. c. B. Howry
and Miss Pauline Lockett, both Of Wash
:ngton being among those who played for
the cups.
Recent arrivals from Washington in
clude j. W. Bailey. Miss Bessie Tegeler.
Or. and Mrs. Walter A. Wells. two chill
dren and maid: J. Butler Wright. Laf-
ayette Bence and Joseph T. Harrington
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UPPER SARANAC LAKE.
August B. l?1s.
The season at Upper Saranac Lake -
now at its height The autoinobilists tour
ing this region are more numerous this
year than ever before. The roads are
being improved. The past week quite
gay al the inn. Mr.. and Mrs Bladgen
are entertaining Miss Helen Judson Of
Brooklyn. who has been a frequent visit
or at their camp. and Lans Lavender OF
Washington. Mrs. Harrington Mills On
tertained a launch party around the lake.
number OF Washingtonans. summeiing
at the inn. This is great fisherman :
parad sc, the lake Amounting ~ bass.
pickcrei. trout and perch
\ midsummer oall is q lie gwen his
month. The yachting season T. near Al
hand and meeting g. T. he held t0dat
for the election OF officers Tor tie ensuing
year and TO discuss plans Tor : big 70
Faita. The Misses Mills gave Mothe-
Goose party TO-DAY. With t6e arrival -
The guests ~ -. little 30 Peeps. jar.
Horners. Simple Simons. Jacks .laJ jill
and every other character igHr.ng H
Mother Goose tales We're met At ever
turn on the verandahs and lawn - lilo
inn The costumes were nlarSclS .. M
genuity. Games We're played by tho
iitiie tots and the climax o. the f.te &as
reached when the Baker. impe-sonatsd
by Mr.. Mills. made his apptaran . CARR
ing a huge Jack lIorner pie, III winri
every child put in his Thumb ana pun.
out plum. OF. better still. 4 Iiizc y
freshments were served and IN he cvsr
ing a Children dance was given III rfe
Casino, followed by one for the olarr
guests.
Early IN the week Justice Hughes ctn,o
over from his camp on Lake Placid -
spend the day with the CHIEF Justice ana
Mrs White
Among those who arrived at the Inn i
their machines were the Misses Brand