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kLLENHURST,

Allenhurst Nj. July 13-The burning Of
the Dunes Hotel here on Monday, which
caused the firing Of several cottages, put
temporary lull on the social activities, and
caused some uneasiness among the visitors
The Dunes had more than one hundred
guests, who lost practically all their per-
sonal effects. The house was one Of the
most popular hostleries Of the North Jersey
coast, and plans are already being formu-
Is ted to replace the hotel with a tireproof
building 10 accommodate a greater number
than the old structure.
special dinner at the Allenhurst Club,
which was followed by a formal dance.
brought out cottagers and summer society
folk here tonight In large numbers.
The young folk at the club dance last
Saturday night persisted in doing the tur-
key trot, despite the protests of the house
committee, and as final resort the lights
were turned out. Not to be deprived OF
their sport one couple whlrled out OF the
ballroom, through the exchange and IN 10
the piazza, where, under the porch lights
they danced until the orchestra stopped.
Registered at the Curlew are j. II. Will
Jams, William c. Amos. L. d. Ketcham'
Y. G. Venetos, William s Roberts and g.
Coils, OF New York; Mr. and Mrs. o. II.
MONTGOMERY, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Hall, Mrs.
A. Zerga, Mrs Augustus II. Donohue and
Mrs. William j. Lynch. OF Brooklyn.
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sPRING LAKE,

Spring Lake, y. j., July l3.-Spring Lakes
social season has now attained It's tull
swing. and with teas and dinners at the
Casino, dances and card parties, the pro-
gramme is full one. Outdoor recreation
takes summer folk to the bathing beach,
the golf course and the tennis courts, and
there is fishing fraternity here that Is
becoming quite notable. Weekend house
parties enliyen the Saturday night enter
tainnelt programme.
Club dinners have been begun at the Ca
s.ao for Sunday nights. The first dinner
last week brought out more than thl-ty-fve
summer people, and more than twice that
number have made reservations for to-mo.-
row night. SUNDAY night dinner et the Ca
sIno gives promise Of becoming quite the
smart thing here, and summer residents
welcome the innovation as another fixture
Of the social schedule.
There wss a tea at the Casino this a.
ternocn, the hoetesscs for which we're Mrs.
T.. W Cc-,!es. N-s. sanuel HeIrer Ms.
J z. Clement M,s. George II. Fr:eze, Mrs
Henry ". Rodgers. H-G. E. !. Rodewa,d
Mrs A. Hewscn and Mrs. Y. v. Xu7a-,
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POINT PLEASANT,

Point Pleasant. n. j.. July &c. F. Dit
mars splendid string Of saddle horses was
brought into service on Wednesday, when
the guests Of the Hotel leighton held
riding carnival The party cantered over
TO Lakewood. where they inspected the
handsome estate OF George J. Gould, and
after resting their mounts returned at
twilight and wound up the day with an
evening dip in the ocean. The party in
cluded Miss Helen McLaren. Miss c. MoEn
tyre, Miss Amelia Mcintyre, Miss Viola
Mcintyre, Miss Julia E. Carroll Mrs. Ar
thur Voegtlin. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Gard,
e. H. Carlisle. Joseph w. Carroll and Law
renee Chittendon.
On the beach in front Of the Leighton
Hotel Wednesday night the guests held
clamhake. The bivalves were roasted in
fre made of driftwood and were served
on wooden plates Those at the feast were
Mrs. 2 H. McMichan. Miss McMichan,
Miss Drummond, Mrs. J. T. Travers, Mr.
and Mrs. G. z. Barstow, Mrs. G. B. McEn-
tyre. Miss Viola Mcintyre, Miss Amelia
Mcintyre and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd.
A motor party from New York registered
at the Carrollton includes Mr.. and Mrs
o. o. Lauchner, o. o, Lsuchner, s., and
NJ. L. Pruner.
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Greenhut, Mrs Albert C1ayburgh, Mrs.
Edward s. Rothschild, Mrs. Albert Hen
bricks, Mrs Robert Offenbach, Mrs. Alfred
Wolf and Mrs. Myron II. Oppenheim.
Clambakes are becoming popular this sea-
son In the West End and Elberon sections.
Mrs. Leo Sonneborn gave one on sunday
for twenty friends in honor OF Senator and
Mrs. Plunkett. Of Massachusetts. Clarence
Housman a few days ago gave one TO
party of 800 friends at his country estate
at Hollywood and West End avenues. MISS
Adelaide Corday gave a croquet party ana
tea on the Hollywood Hotel lawn the other
day, and Miss Hannah Blum gave a tea
to a number Of her girl friends.
The first of several society weddings
scheduled for the summer was that OF MISS
Cecile Ernstein, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs'
Max Ernstein, Of New York, and Nelson
Greenhut, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 3.
Greenhut, which was celebrated at the
Shore Club and followed by dinner ana
dance on Thursday. Both families are cot
tagers here and entertained many OF the
guests
Among the latest cottage arrivals are:
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mayer. who are just
back from Europe, In the Higgins cottage,
Hollywood Park; Mrs. Sarah Harris and
family. Hoey cottage, Cedar avenue; Mrs.
Elizabeth Rytenberg, Kelly cottage, Holly
wood Park; Mrs. Arthur Hearn. at her
Second avenue country seat Mrs. George
H Pullman, at her Elberon villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kutz, Of Atlanta; Mrs.
J. Korn and daughters, Fort Wayne, Ind.
and Mr. and Mrs. F1ukenberg, Of London,
are recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. y. Guggenhetm and Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Guggenheim have left
fer a European tour.
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wood Inn until the opening Of the hotel
Among these were the winner Of the July
{ golf tournament. Judge Henry A. Glider
sleeve, Of New York, with Mrs. Gildersleeye.
his son, Alger c. GildeTsleeye. with his wife
and Miss Virginia Gildersleeve, his sister.
dean Of Barnard College, In New York.
George II. Story Of New York. who IS
one Of the most enthusiastic members Of the
Maplewood Gun Club, has brought special
trap gun with him. and will spend much
time at his favorite sport Of shooting blue
rocks" His niece will shortly Join him at
his cottage. Mr. Story was formerly curator
OF the Metropolitan Museum OF Fine Arts.
Mrs Guy Metcalf and Miss Clarissa Met
calf Of Providence, who are among the golf
enthusiasts at Maplewood, have been enter
tanning Miss Gwendolyn Cummings, or
Brookline.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. p Taylor, of Henderson,
n. c.. return with their family TO spend
another season at the Maplewood, and Mr..
and Mrs BENJAMIN Aborr, OF East Orange.
N J., with Mrs. Aborn's mother, Mrs. j 7.
Baldwin, OF Brooklyn. have come especially
10 enjoy the golf at Msplewood on their
initial visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. william y. Clare and their
sons, Of New York, cane early, and Mr.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

Old Point Comfort, Va, July 1S'-Wltn
the return of the warships OF the third ana
fourth divisions Of the Atlantic feet gayety
again relgns al the Hotel Chamberlln' and
many informal affairs in honor OF the return
of the officers will be. given at the hotel ana
at the oficers' club, inside the fortress
The battleship Connecticut came into Hamp-
ton Roads to await the arrival Of Rear Ad-
miral Hugo Osterhaus. comma ndtng the At
lantic feet The admiral arrived on board
the cruiser Washington from Cuba last
week. Monday the ships which came into
the roads and dropped anchor In front OF
the Chamberlin were the New Hampshire.
the Nebraska, the Rhode Island and the
collier Vulcan. which returned from Key
West.
A midnight supper party at the ofaeers
Club at the post was given after the bal.
at the hotel on Saturday night BY Colonel
william Chamberlain. u. q. A.. and Mrs.
cha r,berlain. their guests being Major ana
Mrs Frank Coe. Captain and Mrs. Kenneth
AssteiIer, Captain and Nrs. y. l. Perry and
csatA,s ana Mr. III -MexalaSGt @sssI
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PROFILE HOUSE.

Profile House, y. H. July B.-Summsr
residents OF the Profile House and cottages
always await with eagerness the date OF
July 10, for this means that Profile Lake
is open for trout fishing, and the many en-
thusiastic disciples Of Izaak Walton are
ready with rod and reel and alluring bait
10 tempt the salmon trout from their pools
under the mountain side. General and Mrs
". n r Darrow, OF Cottage No Is, have
been among the few TO enjoy early season
nshing, and have Just returned from a
camping and fishing trip 10 Lonesome Lake
high up on the mountain side, where they
went several days ago, accompanied by
their guests, Arthur w. Wolfe and II. r.
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AVON. N.RY-ThE.sEA.

Ayon-by-the-Se July 13.-An interesting
feature OF social life here will be the Vsuoe-
vile performances given by the Avon .Vn
edy Club for the benefit OF the Avon
Home for Crippled Children on the sVsH
ings Of July ls and II. These perioim
ances will be given In the beach casino
and the patronesses OF the affair are hiss
Bingham. Mrs. p d. Arnold, MRS. 4 o.
Miller, Mrs. Arthur Salmon, Mrs. Ennis
Siiss Totten, Mrs. NJ. F1tzsimmohs' HS
q q. Tompkns. Mrs z. II. Smith, MIS-
Frank Ramsey. Mrs. slattery. Mrs. Della
nois ana Mrs. G. c. Haven.
The young people who will parucipate
are The Misses Evelyn De La Nois' MATT
ana kroehle, Louise Orth. Lucy Iomp-
xins, Marie oReiny. Olive Lesher. Jane
Elorioge. Theodore Libbe, Hazel frispee,
Margsret Parmelee. Kathryn Parmeiee ana
Sthel Bowman and the Messrs. Byron cay
10Y zuheh Ramsey. Robert A. s. Lesnef'
.sstsr Larry, Leon Brooks, John krueger
S<2sls25a 0Rsllly. Gayxess.S E1tzsim1 QRSs
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White
BRETON WOODS
Annual Golf Tourney Has En-.
thusiastic Following.

Breton Woods, n. H. July B-Coonns
showers have swept over the White Noun
tsins this week and so tempered the heat
that II has been an ideal place IN which
10 escape the torridity and forget the DIS
terina heat of pavements and brick walls
for a time. Hundreds of persons have
fovn 20 the hills, and the trains have been
heavily laden.
While the heat has been less intense here
than in town. people have been glad 70 de-
yo,A themselves TO keeping cool, and have
for the greater part abandoned sports, al
though nothing could keep the TWO huno!oo
golfers off the Breton Woods LINKS upon
the important occasion OF the annual tour
ney Of the American Golf Association 81
A Adysrt,stng Interests, being held there this
week ,"
rL. oosr,ng ~ the Mount washington
Hotel last week brought many OF the oid
patrons to JOIN In the fesuVlues ot |'e
opening day. among them being Captain
Gilbert P, Cotton and Dr. Huntihs'o.
Richards, Of New York; Mr.. ana MIS-. -
n Hackett, DR.. and Mrs. John 61ahe
white and many others AL through thls
week others have been arriving ana lo-u"y
brought Mr. and Mrs. c. J. French "
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Armour OIL
Convent Station. N. J.. VINO motofeu u'
for the season; John T. Morse, tr.' OF nos-
ton. DIR. ana Mrs. r. 2. Fulton OF Vir-
gin,a. with Mrs Hopkins, OF New lorA'
season guests; Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Corn-
ing. of New York, who came over tte
IDEAL Tour; Mrs. e G. Stoddard' Oh New
Haven: Irving J. French and Mr.. ano Nrs
s. E. Kingsley. Ralph schott OF NC"
York who is a frequent visitor 70 tne
Mount washington, motored UP with
marty of friends ON Tuesday, and on uo
same day the arrivals included Mrs. T. d.
stevens and party Of three. from Cnicsso.
Miss NJ. T. o'Donohue and party OF M NeM
York; Mr.. and Mrs Grundner ana Siss
Grundner. OF New York. VINO rena
through July; Mrs. II. e. Cole ana pa,
0, Providence; Mrs. Alden and two ciH
dren. of Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Capel- ',,-
ton of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs' fhinp
Phoenix, who rnotored from New forh SA'N
have taken rooms for the entire season
Mrs. John Wanamaker arrives win mem
bers OF her family on the 18th, when MIs
Harber. of the Hotel Plaza, New YORK. Ai''
comes for the season.
Darwin p. Kingsley. president OF the ne"
York Life Insurance Company. Is spenons
lthe week at the Mount Washington H'tei'
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g,ng make Jefferson one OF the most com
fcrtable places IN all the hill country
Miss e. j. Hartnett and Miss r. NC
Glove, OF Boston, are season guests az the
waurnbek. where Mrs. ". VI. Hurlourt mas
arrived from New York this week. Mrs.
Augustus Kountz and Mrs. X. w. Neuhoh
have opened Bashabs cottage for the sea
son at Jefferson.
A. Rene Moen, Of New York, has taken
rooms al the Waumbek for the season. MT
and Mrs. Henry Daley and family arc
among old patrons OF the Waumbek who
arrived this week and Peter Doelger, Jr''
and Mrs. Doelger with the Misses Marie
and Charlotte Doelger, OF New York, VINO
have spent many previous seasons IN the
White Mountains, are paying their initial
visit TO the Waumbek
John B. Bowen and Rowland Johnson. OF
philadelphia are spending few days at
the Waunbek.
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White Mountains Refresh Throngs of Sojourners

Lawrence OF New York. and made some
fne catches. Profile Lake is stocked every
wear BY the state, and the fish attain quite
a large size II is a pity that the state
nsh and game laws permit the taking OF
nve-inch trout in Grafton County, but no
guest of the Profile House would think OF
retaining in his creel trout so tiny as the
prescribed length. and the small fry are al
ways quickly thrown back and allowed 10
grow. There is also good fishing in the
streams and In the Pemigewasset River not
far from the Profile House.
Miss Nina Rhoades, of New York. with
her companion, Miss l.. ". Smith. has
opened her cottage, No. S, at the Profile. 1t
is here that Miss Rhoades has written
many OF the fascinating books for girls.
and the Profile library contains an entire
set OF her works, which she has given for
the young people Of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Butler Twombly are
esta blished for the season in Cottage No.
II, which is known by the delightfully."- in
formal sounding name OF 'As You Like IT,
a name which suggests the greatest freedom
and the ability to follow ones own sweet
will. Mrs Twombly. who has for so long
been one OF the most prominent hostesses
at the Profile. may always be depended Up
on TO give some charming affairs for the
cottage colony
George w. Merrihew, OF New York. is
spending his second season at the Profile
House
Recent visitors at the Profile have includ-
ed Congressman A. W. Sulloway, of Frank
lin, with Mrs. Sulloway and party CT
friends, who are making motor tour OF
the hills. Mr. and Mrs. George .. Ely and
Miss Robbins motored up from Crawford.
n. j., and a party from Bennington. also
motoring, included Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Coop
er, Mrs G. S. Stoddard, Miss Evans, MISS
Mabel Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Burke
J. Gordon Burke, Newton Cottrell, +. {.
Clark and Miss Helen Clark.
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SEA GIET,

Sea C.rt. NJ J.. july ls.-Prep2-stlonS a-e
teinE made tc- the Going rife matches O
the New jersey State Htfe Association. \
novel match during the meet will have
targets OF dynamite. Dynamite will be
buried in the sand just beyond the life
ranges. and the resulting explosion that
will follow a true shot will leave no room
TO doubt the marksman's aim Marksmen
from various troops and regiments In the
state guard continue to get invaluable prac-
ttce on the ranges. Indications are that
more sharpshooters will qualify this year
than ever before
Governor Wilson awarded the Governor 3
medal to the curator OF the museum OF
Princeton University Captain sylvester
who not only captured the most coveted
prize offered New Jersey guardsmen, out
established a new record for the match
The Parker House Is entertaining Miss
Elizabeth c. Wood, Miss Helen Mcguire,
Miss Mary Mcguire. Miss Agnes Mcguire.
Mrs. Thomas Manning. Miss Marion Mar
ming. J. O'shaughnessy. Joseph Rothhom'
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BELMAR.

ReInoa- \. J.. July 1S.-Wtth each Oh lho
- ocsan front hotels giving full dress
hop this evening, and in some cases p,S
cA6ed bv conventional dinner parues' ,"'
resorts social life is IN full swing
hotels are we'll hlled and the boaro"eIN
shows more life during the day thsh "1'
heen seen here for several years :,
This week the river sports ana note1 "
versions offered endless amusement 10 tns
summer visitor. Plans are rapidly ms'u
ing for the annual carnival on SILVER hsae'
which takes place next month, ana lhs
Board OF Trade. City Council ana co''ae
are combining to make this the srea'ees
success ever attained for this event 49,.
tofore there has been friction between 49,,
different bodies, which worked aga'hs' -,
best interest Of successful terminauo''
effort. uo,.,
A merry sailing party from the -
Columbia explored the bays on shafA .,,.
on Wednesday. In the party "e'' g.,
Yola Bland, Miss Hilda Hartman ~
Emma Weaver Miss Weaver. MISS r0.~
and w. w. Smythe. w. z. Bennett '" 90
Mccloud and Miss Bartells
Bridge was played at the Buena vista y.
Tuesday night. The point winners w"
Mrs Charles Pratt who was awatuee
silver mesh bag; Mrs Cornelius BecS' .,..., ar
centre piece: Mrs. Charles Herbert S" 80,
card tray: Miss Gertrude Armitsse
glass dish. Other players were Mr. ,or
Mrs Daniel Durham. Mr.. ana Mrs. Sisys.
pratt. Mrs. ]. Picard, Mrs. T.. Bustanvs
Mr.. and Mrs. x. A. Sheppard, Mr. ana -"
C. W. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Theooo'. .r
Rull. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wyckof. MISS
ence Fairhank. E. Bellsnap, trp h'' 49,
Mrs. Frank Linnett and Mr. anu
George Totten.
A Grabbing party from the Neptune ~
on Thursday captured LIZ. and late W "a
evening a crab meat supper was ses
Those who participated were Mrs "
Ennis. Dorothy Ennis, Gertrude r
Mariory Bick and Henry and Harold nssA
The Mss.rs. Bick have pitched seu'
along shark River and contempIats es'1p-
ing there for q week OF rough nfs'
The Ianymor "a entertaining Mis- = ~
Norris Mrs. r. J. Morris, r, G AorS*s ~ /
J. Morris. Miss Grace HArspfop ene
and Mrs. r. Froest. OF New YORK; ~
MrA .QsazEasA. 1sIk k2&
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Clare. who has been obliged 10 return to
New York. reioins them In August
Or and Mrs. f. +. Farr and family, OF
Roxbury, come for another visit and ].
Campbell Harris. Of Philadelphia, who owns
an attractive villa near the Maplewood, will
again be A member Of the cottage colony.
The Maplewood cottage colony is one OF
tho most delightful IN the mountains, and
It's members are closely affiliated with the
social life Of the hotel and inn, so II seems
like large and happy family.
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BRADLEY BEACH.

Bradley Beach, n. J.. July B.-The feat
ure OF the social programme at this popu-
lar resort for the coming week is a bridge
tournament, which will be held In the
casino OF the La Ralne Hotel The party
will be a benefit for the Catholic Church OF
the Ascension.
Tennis enthusiasts here are arranging for
a tournament to be held early in August.
Players from neighboring resorts will be
invited 10 participate. One Of the feature
matches will be hotel doubles, teams 10
represent various houses In this and nearby
resortA =
There Is a Jolly coterie Of young folks ct
La Rane Hotel Beach parties ere
popular and fishing trips to Shark River
are organized. The weekend dance at La
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tells are well hlled Both the summer ho-
tells and roadhouses, however, are hard
hit by the rule, which is being strictly en-
forced, Of no drinks even with meals on
Sunday. So rigid is the enforcement OF
the order that not even drinks bought In
the week can be served with meals. The
army Of transient automobilists, it Is
threatened, will forsake this section alto
gether for weekend trips. The experience
is expected TO renew the agitation for a
modihcatlon OF the present harsh Sunday
law, which was urged several years ago
by Dependency and Crime Commissioner
& q Bobbtt at which time the local
summer hotel men took little interest In II
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dred Cardoza, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Spur, Miss Bernloe
Kalish, Mrs W. s. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. stadler Miss J. stadler. Mrs. J
Randles. Miss Anne Randles. Miss Adelaide
Rand,es. John D. Roche, G. Rye, 6. J.
Cowley, jr.. DR.. l. Y. Bingham MISS
Nppman, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a Braun
tr., Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. CorNan. Mr.. anu
Mrs Charles Rohey. Miss Gertrude Hohey.
Deal Inn is entertaining 7. W. Wood
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shear ,. u.
Morris. Arthur s. Evans, l.. d. Daniel T.
w. Decker and A. De Young OF New
York.
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DEAL.

Deal. n. j.. July 1S-Match play in the
presidents cup contest began Oh the links
o: the Deal Golf Club this afternoon. Last
week In the preliminary rounds in this
event Henry Allsopp beat Alfred Nathan.
n. W. Anthony won over d. T. Leahy, !
UP; ]. F. Stanley beat J. F. Kelly, up, and
J. II. Hawley beat r. z. Lorendon. and 2
Among the late arrivals at Hathaway Inn
are Mrs William 3. Cardoza. Miss Mil
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LONG BRANCH
Fifth Annual Show OF Monmouth
County Kennel Club Next Week.

Long Branch, y. J., July 1S.-The dog
will be king in Long Branch for the next
week Coast society is all talking CANNES,
in anticipation OF the fifth annual show Of
the Monmouth County Kennel Club, in the
West End section. which IS the resorts
social centre. next Saturday. There are
some eight hundred entries and the regu-
lar classes number 735
Among the exhibitors are RAYMOND Bel
mont. John 6. Huyler. Nine. ZerOna OtJs-
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because the law had never been vigorous
ly enforced
Local society women are much interested
lr a series Of Friday morning concerts for
The benefit n the Emanu-El sIsterhood, OF
New York. bv Max Jacobss orchestra.
The first was az Castle Wall, the home OF
Mrs Myron H. Opponheim. The second,
yesterday. was AT the Atlantic avenue
country seat oS Mrs II, y. Baruch. and
the third Will be at Gladville Mrs. Charles
A. Wimpfhcimer's Bath avenue country
home The committee arranging the con-
certs includes Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim'
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. Mrs. Joseph b.
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Gordon Brewer, Arthur Hornblow and John
Ortiz
The event Of the week was barn dance
given tonight at the Avon Inn. In a corner
OF the ballroom there was a barnyard
scene with pen containing chickens and
ducks. and the floor was dotted with straw
stacks, farm implements and other para
phernalia- The dancers were dressed as
milkmaids and farmhands. The dance
drew a large attendance
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JEFFE ERsoN.

Jefferson, N. H.. July B.-Years haVe
passed since the waumbek at Jefferson hi'
had so representative gathering OF peopie
80 early In the season and the records pre-a
those of many years. The protraeted he"'
OF the cities has sent people flying to tne
country and the grateful showers and cooi.
.,ag hgsszea. thai. sTssp The. sI2nsa q astasA
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dcau, Andrew Albright. r.. Or ). r. he
Muud, Mrs L. H. Behrenson. John vs..
Mu,gru. Mira Daniel Foster. Mrs. T. :.
Allaire. Benjamin Lewis. Mrs. Anna Kahn
Hyman. " Robert Guggorhe.m jules Fc-
rond. James Hosford. Henry Jarrett, Nr'
T. T. r. Kent. Mr. Icderer, Ahram Hoo
ley. Edward l. Mackenzie, Carl pjurman.
Mrs Maurice MANDY. Mrs. Nina NJ. Dodd.
Miss Il. Tarbell. Miss Mary Henderson,
Mrs G. y. Talntor. Alvin Rosenberg. Mrs
George II. Pell. Miss q. Davis, Mrs. A. r.
Coukling Alfred Belmont. Mrs. william
Maurer and Ralph stewart
July crowds here are large and the ho-
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MAPLEWOOD.

Maplewood, ~ II, July 1S.-The open
ing OF the Maplewood Hotel on Tuesday
had been anticipated by many members
Of the Maplewood cottage colony, most
OF whom arrived several days in advance
and made headquarters at the Maple
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Raine attracts cottsgers and the dancing
set from the boarding houses, and leaders OF
the dancing fraternity are arranging for
cotlllon TO be given some time this month.