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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
: ,Srali gatbarino Gbeors, ggitt.

- sSran gatbarina Gbeors, @itts
me bon ssones SbeurS un0 Wtntter
oes @m. sc. Sbears, itarb geItern
Wsorgen IN ibrer @obnltng IN Dorrs
tolpn, i'm gllter BON S4 sSabren, on
SdnpGhc. Sic mllroe IN Butler Gollns
tn geboren uno hinterldBt 6 8inoer,
Z GnfeI urb | llrenfel.
8ictor Goof, %, Elm 8eiddits=
reiienber bon Bloomington Snb.,
lmo gtellie Slanagan %, bon Or
foro, erlu11gtcn einen 9cirotbsifein
unb puroen BON &ep. GabiQ getrallt.
s. s. Sarbour bat gbitb Sur-
bour, meeen @erlaliens III 1904, auf
Sheiouna pcrflagt. gilbert Strallb
hut Goio Strol1b auf SheiOitna pers
flagt, neil Tie i'm Dor 8 SeSabren I'M
Slide lieB.
- gier foIten bier Gngros 81 Gts.
bas 9llbeno.
- gilbert 9)oung, ipel6er Gfe Der
12. llno Sippel glpenue nobnt, ipur=
De bprgeItern 9lbeito in Der gtabe oes
s. s.. uno 8. gabnbofs bon elmer
8ongier,2ofomotine getroffen unb ers
lit ouBer einem 9rud) bes rehteu
2lrms Sdnittmunben iiber Dem red-
ten glugc, @onge un6 Sbr, gr fano
9luiuabrne i'm Mercp Soipitol, po er
BON Or. Go. Goof in dr5tlihe ge.
bQnolun9 8enommen ipuroe.
- Rop Bartlett, elm 9ote Ser @e.
Itern Union Selegrapb SO. ilno Gbos,
S5anlen rannten porge1tern glbeto III
ser 9lorO 8. StraBe nit ihren 3lpei-
r0bern gegeneinan6er lln6 beibe lpltrs
ocn auf bns StroBenpflaiter geihleu-
bert. Bartlett erlitt Sal1tnbihiirfuns
gen uno tpuroe in betpuBIoIem 3u-
itano nod) Dem Wercp Soipital ge.
brad)t, no er unter 9ebanblung bon
Or. 8. See 8ooo iid balo pieoer err
holte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
Gutter Sang.

Ginen guten Sang madten geitern
bic @sbeinpoliaiiten S'grien unb
gedrosge, inoem iie ben 27 Sabre al
ten, angeblih obbahlofen Charles
Qepis berbaftsten, DeldKr elm aus Der
9arags bes 6enrp 9aris, No. SO Mlz
banp 4pe., seitobienss 4utOmobil oerz
iebt bate. 2ln benz @efansenen fpmrz
ben Elm paor 9anbfhube Dorsefunben,
tpel6e ipdter BON pbil. Renner bon
go. SO 2tlbanp NDe., als aus ieinsr
@arogs geitoblen ibentifi5irt purben.
4uberbem bate aeipis elm 9aidenbud
in ieinem GsfBe. iDelhes 5ufammen
nit $40 in Der Mcntag gfaht bem
Goparb 9riscoa BON einem mastirten
Strabenrduber an uniperiitn 4Denue
oerdubt DurDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

- Gin gea d tetes bent
+ DIES gbepaar aus Glintonpilie,
8iS., beeiag Oieier Gage Die 5eier
ieines goloenen gbeiubilarnls. 9ie
,snbilare iinb Serr une 5rall augnIt
9eiierbif). geioe geboren nit 5u ben
BionierumieoIern 8isconiins. 9ie
iiinf ainoer bes gbepaars - bas
iedIte lit ibm burh ben Zoo entriiien
noroen pobnten Der ssubelfeler
ibrer sreiien GIteru BEL. Bier Der
geahfonlmen bes Baares fpobnen III
GlintonptIle. gs liro oieie5 sSran
Otto 3ohoip, %. gl. 9eiieroif), 5rait
70. 8. Mobrer uno sSrdulein Wiloe.
garb. 9as finite &ino lebt in apple.
ton. gs lit Trau Sernlann Beotter.
slu6er ben flint ainoern beiibt oas
greiie gbepaar fiinf5ebn enfel imb Ell
nen urenfel. Sic ale. rparen bel Der
5amilienunion 5ugegen uno trngen
nidt penis ba3u BEL, Dem paare lei
lien gbreiltag nerihonern su belien.
6err 9eiieroif ioiDie ieine 8attin lino
| in 9entihIano geboren. Ges Che.
manns Wiege ltano in MedIenbnrg.
Shlperin. gr ipnroe bort am 4. ail.
allit 1884 geboren unb fam ais o.
| j1briger ilnser Wann nab Den Ser.
Staaten, mo- er iih I'M Sabre 1867
| in Gountp 2ine i'm Willpanfee Goun.
tp anliebeIte. Seine Satin bate an1
lie. slpriI 1845 i'm 4onigreid Bren.
ben oos 2iht Der Melt erblift lnt
ais elfjdbriges Rdbden auianlmen
nit ibren Gltern ben S5ean gefren5t
2estere IieBen iif in MiIlpallfee ME-
Der. 5rau Beiieroih lit cine geborens
Sobanna giliie. am 10. Sftober reid.
lte tie ihrem jesigen @atten Die 9anr
lsum 9nnoe fiirs 9eben. Bis gum
Sabre 1867 Iebte oas junse Ynnr IN
lGountp Cine. Gp1ter Iieoelte es i'd
| In Mppleton an, ipo es anndberni
oreiBig Sabre Ie6te nn0 BON no e:
| I'M Sabre 1896 ndhg glintonpille iibcr
| jiebelte. fDo es beute nod lebi.
/ YIatt6eutfh i'm ausIan
be. Gin 2eier tbeilt INIT: sd batt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
Grplpiip,t.
Mngcitellter Der 8asgcielidaft tragt
idltuere Srano,uunben Dappm.

Ger % Sabre alte CHARLES 9oden-
iteot, BON go. 639 @eItern Mnenuc,
gppington, &n., begab lid, eelteri
glbeno nit einer brennenoen 8erse in
ben Seller bes sur 3eit leerltebenoea
6auieg 9to. 305 @eIt Is. StraBe, nm
nad elmer idaoboiten Stelle III Der
@asleituug 3r iu6en. Die obl1eate
grploiipn eriolgte lno godenlteot
true idjipere 9ranbplrnoen I'M 8eiidJt
unb arn Baden bupon. Gr lpuroe mad
Dem Itdotiiten Soipital gebradt. Gin
GIarm pom aaiten Dc bradte Die
5euerpebr sur Stelle lno Der llnbe-
oelltenbe 9rano lpuroe 9elolht, nat-
Dem Elm Shaoen BON $50 angerihtet
lporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
IT T 10 y . I t.

Gie 0elupprt Office fir bas Gin.
itnnatter Solfsblatt" befinoet iid) III
3p. 339 Dorf Srafe, seseniiber bsm
Guurtbauie, ,upielblt Neuiefeiten, gn-
ssisen II. |. NJ. bis 10 1lbr 45 Winu+
ten a6euos entgescngenommen iper.
zen Selepbon Sonth 2401.
SeIb ftmorb 8sriuA.
Sames 8lutDeIl, Elm SnIaiTs oes
9lerpport 9efdngniiIeB, psrIufte qez
fern gum 3peitsn W1als Sei6Itmoro
81 begebsn, inbsm er iid on ben Gis
fenitangen Der 3elIe aufbing. sr hes
nugte einen 9ra6t, Den er BON einem
8obrer abpitelte. Die 8sfonsene
sSennie We6er gab ben 2l[arm uno
eiltea S6lieber 0oroep unb SagzGez
fGngnibpdrter WilIon ber6ei, nie
8latetpeu aus fetner Gage befreitsn.
g5 nabm Die oolle 9lnftrengung stpeler
2lerste, in ins 2eben suriid8uruTen.
8latepell ftst in gefdngniB rrtsr
Der Nn,lage beg gbebruhs uno ateinz
btebfnbls. 8eim eritsn 9erfu1 iit,
ous 2ebeH 81 aebmen. benu5ts CT
Gift.
- RpmrniiiGr 1ausr berthtete, haf
bic pumftatton Der Neipport Bnfers
tDerte IN gutter Oronung fei uno BAT
iebt "a WAll. GalIonell WaIer pc,
aas sspampt tperosn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
SofQl Seridt.
@ar bpbe 53eit.
Sas atbletiid)e Selb Der ltntueriitat
,uiro 5u nQgemciucr Senutnng
geitellt.

Die 8uratpren Der llniperIttdt bds
ben qeitern einen S6ritt in Der rs6ten
getban, tnbem iie bic 9enusz
ung bes Ntbletiiten 5eloes 8ereinen
geitatteten, tpenn INNER oas 5elo BON
ben Stubenteu Der llnipsrIitdt ober Of
fentli6en Sdulen ntdt beniist miro.
Die GrlaubniB lit bonn 8ommittee fir
GebGuoe einSubolen. Der Noro Gin
cinnoti 5urnoerein bat iih in oisIer
8e3iebung ieit Sabren beniibt uno
baB es tbm enolid 9elungen 1T, bon
ben uniperIitGts 5ruItees bteIes 3uz
geitdnbnib 5u erlangen. lit Elm Sieg
Der guten Code.
Die llnioeriit1t bot beuer sic 9roBs
te 3nbl pon Stuoenten auf3uneilen,
nGmIid 1924, popon 60S auf Die
2IbenOfloiien entiollen. GSufolge Oes
alnorang5 fitr leBtere muBten mebrere
Deitere Sebrtrdfte nngeiteqt peroen.
9as sSleiifmdnnsS Stipenbium miro
auf Gmpiehllng 0e5 ErdiiOenten
GabneD Den folgenoen Stlloenten 5lls
tbeiI neroeu: @alter Brill, bon 9tors
lpooo; 2ltleen Wiae 8ibion, Caution,
4p.; Sorolo Hidaros, 8oooparo
SohIdule; @ouiie Goodman, Gopings
ton; G0no &epper, gtetpport; Nelie
SoIan, Gooington; 2orna Soone
Gor0, SiIpcrton; WtQrie @eber, 9tor.
MOOD; q. u. 9feiienberg, Gooington;
Robert Grittenoen, Gflabomo, uno
Rora Seabron, 0ta0eira, Ohio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

Shofolaoe!" iinb belt meine Sdnb
sum GinfhIaaen bin. - Weine Trau
ipetiet iebr germ, aber poriihtig. Bor
allen ertpeiterte lie bic anfangs pros
ppnirten dht Gage gu pier5ebn. sliis
bie1en ipurbe Elm boiler Wonat, utp
erI, uls id ibr spei Ronate fDn5es
oirt bate, fhlug iie ein. DDS
2unheon mar beenbet. Der rgur1s
graf" bate inamiiden ben 9afsn ners
IafYen, Durham point pa'firt uno
oa1npfte in ben S5ean. Die panagtsre
erginaen ii6 anf bem Ded. Jiis
GurItens aus Qiinebnrg luttfpdnoslfe
unter ibnen mutterieelenaaetn. Wletne
5rau ftieb mid an:
.Sprih Jpn bod an! glls 2dnbse
mann baft Du einsn 70 fdmoien Nns
tniipTunespunit. SD freue mid hon
rieiia ouf bic 5hotoiaoe. gs sibt To-
oar Sarotti an gorb."
ed, bin ionit fir Reifebetanntidai=
ten ihleht su baben. 4ber auf bem
Oampfer ptro man iih in Den ndhs
item Saaen bod tenhen lernen; aus
Qiinebura tommt er audi. NlIo BERN
man los! - Mir traten an 9errn
Goritens ferdn.
.Serr Garitens aus Guneburs.'
nSappu. 10 beiB i'd" tam IS aus
rid. : .
nDa Fnb mir ia 2anbsleuts.' SD
nonnte meinen Namen. nSh tornme
oud aus Der 2iineburssr Seibe"
.9ia, Die Delt is man litt, IN bds
trtfft Iid nitunter bon i'm asbsn,
MID? - sd bin in 5allingboitel gu
Saije. - Sie ole Gee liegt bsute 10
rubia, aur mid n biilhen betpsst!'
LIN isinem llnmutb bieriiber oeitlts
d1sn Musorud gu geben, ipudts 9err
garItsns in ipeitem Bogen ilber Die
Relino. Gjleihseitig sps er cine flslns
glstboIs aus Der 5aIde unb entnahnl
bieIer einen Ihpdr3lihen 9egsnltdnp.
Bon bisism fnipite er nit ben ginger
| nGoeln Elm Stiid ab unb ihob es in
ben rettsn Wunbpinfel. Weiner
Grau fiel Die Shptolaoe Elm. 90 psr'
ipanb iie bieIss tlsins SntsrmsS3o nno
be1ann: =.
.pis Ianae itno gle idon aus 2ii=
nsburq fort, 5err Guritens2"
nSo'n Stiider feds Dphen!"
Mlsine Trau iab mid triumpbersno
an. Sie tdltulirts: bier biz tinl
0oden aeifs - bleiben bOdItens la
Sage fir gtfrita. Serr edritens fuht
fort:
.sia, tpenn Der Msnid lange uni
Idper qearbeitet bat, mub er ith mol
| N biiIhen perpuItsn. Sic tpouen ipol
audi nah 9sutIhlunb?"
80" sntgsgnets id. lid mar Il
Sabre nidt 81 Sauie. Sol mid
tpunoern, ipie es bort ausiiebt. Sl'
fonnen uns gepiB biel er5ahlenl"
Serr GarItens itarrte midi Der
ItdnbuiBlos ON: SD? Sd ipeiB il
nod ipeniger als sic, mics orilbe,
ousiiebt. SD bin ia mn iNon 81
Sabre bon Sauie ipegl"
,,@ie?" rief meme sSrau enlport
80 ,Sabre2 - Gben iugten Sic bod
Sie bGtten crit Dor feds @ohen Sil
neburq oerIaiienl?"
Sab id nid! Sf bab' maj
|. BLOB in Stanoerton meinen altei
1reunb 8eter Sarms paar @oheI
beiudt. Cont mar ih nit Dem be
, riaett Gambler gefabrenl"
.9tutiirIih!" ladte ih lallt oil
, uno id,Iug mid nit ser Sanb Dor oi
Stirn. .Serr GarItens fontmt ali
{ 2iineburg! gIber aus 2iinebllrg i
) Tatali~
: Gin Itrofen6er @lif meiner sSra
Iies mid peritilmmeil. Sic ntilll
nad oen ainoern ieben, ertifuloigt
liie iid. I'D peritono. 8abriheir
: lid, pollte lie beim Sber.Steiparb oi
; Shofolaoe fir mid follfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

- StaotanlpaIt Reuiher bon Gap.
ton berihtete I'M Sta0tratb, oaB Die
6. lmo 8. Giienbabu feline Bride
iiber Ole S'6uaon 9lpenue bauen
miro lrno tpuroe Die Boli3et bealfs
tragt, oaB Die SdIogbdume an ben
StraBentrelt3ungen ongebradt pers
BEN miiiIen. StaotidaBmeiIter Refers
reifte ieinen sSinan5beriht eiu, uno
qab Die Sun1nen Der perihieoenen
SSonos an. 9te 9IngeIegenbett oeSIn-
faufs eine3 9luto 6euer-Srud5 puroe
pertpieien.
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Zen 8rpegeid,nprenen iiberipicien

Ser gdder @m 2on1b, bon gtp
Ala cSofion }lpcnue, ct. Bernard,
murbe bon WoporDoung llnter $4,000
9iiraihaft 0en @roBgeid)morenen
iiberrpieien. Gr itebt befanntlid unter
Ser anfIaee oes Ntoroangriffs allf
ieine 5rau, nelhe nit einer Sdub-
lpunoe i'm ltnterleib in auBerIt be-
oenflihem 3uItanbe i'm Setts Ctr.
Soipital Darnieoerliegt.
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n { \ er.

= osn bem gtabliiiement ser
N9itbrom Manufacturing Co., 9tp.
.2727 Sprinq @rope slpe., fam friib
qeItern Morgen aus unbefnnnter llr-
ia6e elm 5euer gum ausbruf, mel.
dies qeloidlt purbe, r,abbem einSha-
sen BON 500 angerihtet moroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

8bune 1881 u. s.
0as bemotratiIde Iifet
1T 3peifelsobn
pdblt.
(spe8iaIbeDef6e be5 Ginctnnatter gpIIsbIatt)
Sumilton, g., 5. Rppsmber.
Die ipenigen Pre3intte, aus ipelhen
bas Reiultat befannt lit, lahen ers
tennen. baB bas gan5e bemotratiIAs
5itet getpGblt tpproen lit. Der &onz
teit um Die 5lpei Ridtsr bes Common
Pleus @erihts i6eint 5ipiiden gfilz
lttin, goben uno 6arlun 81 liegsn.
Die So3iaIiIten haben Elm fleineres
Gotrm abgegeben ais erpartet rDuroe.
Rihter 8arb lit in ben aongreB gez
Ddblt tporben, Ben 8idIeD tpabrIhein=
LID fir Staatsdnpalt. Die Die 5Sras
&c betreffs Der 100000 gonbsriti~
lion fir Elm neue5 y}atbbaus un5 ,ie
betreffs Der Ufarttitelle an Sigh Str.
oliSgefaQen lit, miro beute nid)t mebr
81 erfabren Iein. Die 3dblung Der fir
oOsr gsssn bieie MluBregel abgesebez
nen Stimmen lit iibsrbaupt nod n;ft
in 4ngriff genommen.
- Gin Sdleihoieb Itabl BON Dem
4lteiien=9dnoler Sarnion, 1905 SilD
9. StraBe, einen Cad Uteiilngltilde
- Ser SduIratb faufte einen
gauplas ie BON aSobn genoer, aasacob
Shloiier llnb 9Sames Sancof fiir bas
.neuc SdJulgebauoe in Dit Sanlilton.
- 2apio Gnaabun sSobn Senrp,
@aroeD uno SSobn @enrn iotpie "a.
InieL Boone, ipel6e oen altlihen So
nos Otc4an in Der Sonntag Taht
obne @runb nieberihlugen uno bas
| 9faienbein braden, Duroen ponWfaDor
Straub je gu 5000 uno Soften lno 6
| Ronaten I'M 9lrbeitsbaus beitraft.
Gie miiiien 367 Gage iise1l, nm Die
Strafe ub3ueeroieneu. 8ieielben Bur
ihen braheu in Dem 3eqenraum oes
Stotionsbauies Die 8asleitungsrob.
re ob, Inn tpabrideinIid cine grplo-
lion olt reriria1en.
- Somes Gobert Chambers, %,
uno Berna 5au, 90, beibe bon bier,
lerlougten e!ncn Seiruthsibein.
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Naubanfan.

0apib 6drriion, bon go. 461 SIT
5. Ape., tpurbe, uls er friib geitern
Morseu teimtam, BON einem Eduber,
pelder 'ih in benz 6ausflur peritedt
bate, binterriids nieosrgefdloesn uno
um $3.50 beraubt.
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gefonbere Genn3eiden.

Sin 0orfIcbul3e erbdlt bon Der Be-
borbe bic 4ufforberung, BON einem
ilm gefannten befonbere aenn5eirbea
fir sinen Stedbrisf 81 geben. Der
Sdul3s ihrieb an Die Beb0roe:
v5ran3 t. iiebt ieinem 8ater febr
dbnlid). i6ldft Obne Striimpfe, ss
trdumt ibm ielten, uno e. ipielt t:ibsn'
i4aftlid Stat.A
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(Srluin Circle.

Ser Griuin Circle berianlmelt iih
ON 6reitog glbenb oieier @ode IL
Der Grnit Sod, 5alle. Serr $. o. gts
ienlo6r hat ben Bortras fir ben
9l6eno iibernommen uno bas pielper.
iprehenoe Shemn lautet nSeinatbs.
los. Gns 9lbenbprogralEm redtfers
liqt einen 3ablreihen geirh bon Scis
ten Ser Wtitglieoer.
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81. @. @ramfamp eripirfte ge-
tern i'm itGotiihen 9auamt einen
9allerlaubniBid)ein fir elm 212ltoft-
ges 8ohnbauS an Der &incaio, nabe
Der @intou 9toao, Oas $4,000 folten
ioa.
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9ermiRt.

Die qoliasi itellt Radforihungen
ua6 Der 26 Sabre alten yteorD
goombs, elmer Sniaiiin bes Gincinnaz
tier Sanatpriums, an, ipelhe in Der
Montae Ra6t aus Der anitalt entz
iprungen lit. Man befiirdtet, pob Der
sSrau Elm l1nfoa auseitoben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

Sm 2aufs Der Nadt ppm Mone
tag auf Dienitas itieeen Ginbreder
burd elm Jeniter in bas 2agsrbaus
Der Gelepbon GeieIi6aft, SEQ. 1887
gilbert QDe.. uno itab!en 100 pfunb
9leiplatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

- ltnier 9lgent in Samiltou lit
Serr Gonfrb Sruf, 449 SHO Tilnftc
Strafe. Sea Sci. 476 st., Some
YbOne 1851 u. s.
0us bemotratiide Side
1T 3peifels 3 bne ge@
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

Islands In the Aegean. Their weakness on
land Is in the artillery. and there Is de-
fclency OF well educated officers. In the
latter respect, however. there has been
Great Improvement since l first visited
Turkey.
Through the courtesy Of the CLUB at
Rurnabad. a suburb OF Smyrna, at
tended din ler TO about thirty officers
stationed there. The younger men seeiiieu
,, have been well educated, having pecn
Graduated from the cadet school, ana
most of them spoke French. since theSe
gentlemen are Mussulnans, no wine was
served. hut recent interpretations OF the
toy NJ Mahomet have held that beer ana
the Uoueur mastic being not MADE from
the Juice of grapes. and champagne
ubich IL a manufactured beverage, arc
mot wine. SO those were served.
.r e,,oyed the speeches moro thai
those AZ any dinner that ever ATTENDED
Gov az they were IN Turkish ] did not un-
ders,and them. so that they dld not oore
me wish that this custom might oe III
,roduced in New York.
..rba most ceIebra cd American In Iur'
kov Il the detective. Plnkcrtoh' ms On
,,ctts are celebrated In moving picture,
-. u,ou no I'm stories. | was often ahN'u
.,ho,her he WAS a real character ano
whom / said that had seen his o'Aoe "'
.,nutation for veracity seemed 10 su,'.,
yas then asked whether eheI'o'h
t,o,,nes also had actually lived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. Aug.
H.--As the season at the new "Old"
White opened with such @ rush, II would
seem that as Il draws to q close things
would quiet down a trife, but to. the
cessation of entertainments. and all day
the guests at this resort rush from ono
party TO another, while every night
numerous supper parties are given in the
cafe. tho largest one being that given
by Walter Houston Henderson. Of New
York. In honor Of Miss Helen Stevens. Of
Richmond, daughter OF George W.
Stevens. president OF the Chesapeake &
Ohio road. The large round table. about
which were seated thirty guests, was
banked with flowers, while the centre post
was entwined with flowers and vines half
way to the ceiling. At the conclusion OF
the supper party tho guests attended the
german. held for the benefit Of the must
clans, there being over i25 dancers.
George ". Stevens. president Of the
c. G. O., entertained number OF callers
at his cottage most informally Sunday
morning, Ia honor Of his guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Beldlng, Philadelphia, Mrs.
Moulton. and Miss Mary Moultons OF
Richmond.
In honor Of the summers debutante.
the charming Miss Alice Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. OF Gin
cini att, Mrs. Garrett b. Wall, OF Rich
mond. invited O number OF young people
to luncheon Thursday, covers being iaid
for fourteen guests.
A most delightful morning bridge party
was given by two New York women. Mrs.
Schuyler Leggett, and Mrs Francis
herreshoff, on Wednesday at the Casino.
which the men were invited.
One Of the most beautiful affairs OF the
entire season was the afternoon bridge
and twilight supper on the verauda OF
the Casino giyer, last Saturday by Miss
Branch, of Richmond. The tables. which
were placed on the broad piazza OF the
with graceful wicker baskets filed with
purple asters and tied with purple suiie
ribbcna-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ment came down from Washington on
the Maynower TO review the feet.
The ball on Saturday night az the
ChamberlIn was a brilliant affair and
was honored by the presence Of Admiral
and Mrs. Hugo Osternaus, who came as
the guests OF Colonel and Mrs. Frederick
Strong Admiral Osterhaus. who Is In
command or the Atlantic feet. Is not
only popular with his officers, but with
all who have the honor OF his acqusint-
ance.
on board the battleship Delaware a
delightfully."- informal tea was given ON
Sunday afternoon, the host being En-
sign Richard Myers. and his guests
Lieutenant James Cunningham, L. S. A,
and Mrs. Cunningham. OF Fort Washing
ton. Nd. Miss Dallas Lee, OF Rich-
mond: Miss Emily Hughes. OF Old Point
Comfort; Miss Mary Wilson and Miss
Allne Kelly. Of Norfolk
A Jolly dinner at the Chamberlin on
Saturday night, before the ball. was
given by Lieutenant Harold b. Sampson
Of Fort Monroe. Those present were
Mrs. Victor S. Foster and Miss Valera
Gerard, of Fort Myer, Virginia; MISS
Edna Hrschinger. Charlotte. N. e, ana
Lieutenant A. J. French, u. S. A.
The battleship Florida was the scene
OF an informal dinner party on sunday
night. when Lieutenant 7. A. Thompson
and Ensign r. Rlefkohe entertained the
following guests: Miss Dallas Lee, OF
Richmond; Miss Aiine Kelly. OF Nor
folk and Lieutenant and Mrs. James II.
Cunningham, OF Fort Washington. ID. Z.
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WATCH HILL

Watch Hill. r. l.. Aus. s1.-Golf and
tennis tournaments arc keeping up the In
terest In summer gayety at the end Of
August, and all indications point toward
a continuance Of the season wen into Sep
tember. None OF the cottagers have
shown any signs of leaving the Hill. and
the hotels continue full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A. Griscom
cruised to New York on Monday on the
whim, returning 70 the Hill on Thursday.
Miss Annie Brown Bradley. OF Norris
town, n. j., IL the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
John o. II. Pitney, Of Newark, at Tho
Hedge.
Mrs. r. r. Bailentine left the Hill on
Saturday for her home In Madison. N. j..
Mrs. Vivian Spencer. Of New York, IS
visiting Mrs J. D. Laying at Sunnymede
for q short time
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus r. Cowins. with
their two sons. and Miss Coppel. Of New
York City. arrived at the Watch Hill
House last week.
Colonel James Parker and Mrs. Parker
are visiting Colonel Parkers brother.
Chauncey q. Parker, At the White House.
Colonel Parker was In command OF the
cavalry OF the Red army In the recent
war game near New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley Watts. OF New
York, have been the guests OF Charles
Hftkness on his yacht at Newport. They
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SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island, n. Y, Aug. Sl.-For
brilliancy the entertainment In ala OF
Union Chapel. held In the ballroom OF
the prospect House last night. eclipsed
all previous functions. II was disuhcuS
the browning event of the social season.
that has been distinguished by many
top-notch entertainments. On tho pro
cramme were Elmer P. Ransom, presi-
dent of the Society of Masicians OF
America. who gave his mysufying act
Bert K. Forrest, Of Brooklyn. who gave
his tramp act. consisting largely o.
funny songs and sayings: Miss HUDSON,
81 guest of the hotel. who distinguished
herself at the piano; Miss Margaret a
Sands. Of Pittsburgh, who sang credi'
bly,: the Misses Janet Weir. Gertrude
Ethelwyn and Edith Field and Marsa'
ret Wilson, whose singing end dancins
skit was we'll received. and Harry MI
ton, whose singing delighted everybody,
Many entertainments were scheauieo
for the guests who have come here TOT
over Labor Day There Will DC water
sports at the bathing pavilion on Mon
day morning. and special ball In the
evening at the Prospect House. Inc
Country Club will provide golf and ten
mis- tournaments for its members ano
their guests The Shelter Island fach'
Club will have special races for prizes
for the day.
For the first time in its history the
Prospect House win remain open TINS
year during the month Of September
From September IL to "a. inclusive tne
New York Schutzen Corps will hold its
annual outing at the hotel. Captain u
Won Deilen. who will act as grand mar
shall. is already on the ground. prepar'
ing for the elaborate parade which VIII
open the festivities. More than three
hundred members OF the society are ex'
rrcted TO attend the party. Priests OF
,Ae diocese of Long Island VIII hoio
Lair annual xstrsat at the Prospec'