The sun., 1912-07-14

mont came in on their yacht Sapho to
take luncheon at The Griswold.
sShn New AElnf prssseRns sseRcns q Come sne
pany. and Mrs. Alling Of New Haven are
spending the season at The Griswold,
Nine. de Courinat Of Paris has arrived
for the summer.
b.1sy and and Mr. ks,sysn sn Dsysy a. New Asosf o;f
are here for the month Of July.
Mrs. John kilgour. Mrs. f. F.: Miller
and Miss Mary X. Miller have taken the
Waite cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs &. H. Smithers and Miss
Mabel Smithers Of New York are at the
Griswold for the season.
| Mrs. W. ' X. Smith Miss Beatrice Smith
and W; H. Smith arc spending the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. strutton Of New York
are spending there vacation here,
Mrs. j. Van Nostrand Of Brooklyn is
here for the season.
Mrs: |. A. MacGregor Miss Mace regor
and Miss Grace Whitman of Newiork are
at the Griswold for u month.
MIR. and Mrs. W. g. Trull Of New York
are here for the season.
| Miss Helen y. Rich Of New York Is
summering at the Griswold.
MIR. and Mrs. H. h. Myers Of New York
are here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs n. Is. Moore Of New York
are spending their vacation here.
| Mrs ~ j. fedwith and the Misses
Tedwith are at the Griswod.
Mrs. Charles Mayne and Miss Mayne OF
New York are hero for the month,
! A concert given by the Griswold orchcs-
ira last SUNDAY evening proved to be q
musical trent for the hotel visitors and
members Of the cottage colony who at
tended. 4 special fcoture Of the pro-
Cranme was a violin solo by Director,
Rudolph Jacobs of New York, who rendered
Concert Rustic1nh" by Musin In a charm
ing manner. Also included on the pro-
! Framme werc Priests March. alfalfa
by ,lcndelssohn; overture. "Semiramide. .
by Rossini; aria. samson and Deliah,"
Saint -Snans; excerpts, "Cavalleria Ma
zurka" by Musin; suite. 'venetin,, by
Nevin; romance. Voice Of Love-. by
Schumann, and Hungarian Dance No. s.
| by Brahms.
On last Sunday morning the Rev. Ed
ward NJ. Chapman Of the First Congrc..
gational Church of Lyme. Conn. preached
! in the Galiloe Chapel. Tomorrow the
Rev. George A. Hanna Of the Holy Com
nunion Church Of South Orange, n. D..
will preach.
The grill room has been popular
place after the evening dances. II. NJ.
Cohu OF New York gave "A party to num-
ber Of the Young people Of the hotel in
honor of Miss Kaihrvn Davey. of New
York Those attending included Miss
Kathryn Davey. New York Miss Beatrice
Smith, New York; Miss Beatrice Peterson.
BROOKLYN; Miss Grace Frank. New York;
Miss ThirZa Spadone, Brooklyn Miss
Richards of New York Miss McGeagh
Of Pit.sburg. Miss Grant Of New York.
and also Charles Fleischmann, Cincinnati;
La Note Cohu, Wallace Cohu. New York;
+. 4. McGea gh of New York. Harold Frank
of New York.
There have been several bridge parties
in the sun parlors Of the Griswold this
week and MANY of the cottagers are taking
up auction and holding informal parties
| on their porcnes.
Much of the interest Of the younger
act and much of their time this week
has been devoted to rehearsalS. for the
None Such Players" Club has onte more
sprung into life. This il a very active
organization composed Of about fifty
of the young people Of Eastern Point
who each season present light opera and
vaudeville in the ballroom Of the Girls
void In the past they have given six
productions and the proceeds always go
toward some charity The club will be
well remembered by any who were for
tunare enough to have Witnessed the great
success of The Follies of the Griswold.
| in which Mrs. Richard Cushman OF Hart
ford starred las, summer.
| This year the club is TO attempt some
thing far more difficult and elaborate
| than they have ever tried before. 1t is
an entirely original plot and !. entitled
The Griswo!d Review" II has been
written and will be staged by Arthur
Cushman of Hartford. who has coached
the club in all its past performances. A
| great deal Of credit ia due Mr.. Cushman
for the amount of work he has put on
this play Rehearsals are being held
every morning and the final production
will be given in the ballroom Of the Girls
void on the evening OF Friday. August ?
Many specia lties solos and dances are
l,.i, bod nd n ~
local color will toe brought in.
| Among those recently registered af
the Griswold from New York are: Mrs
f. f. Miller. Miss Mary X. Miller, Mrs
Charles Cassaday. Miss Cassaday. Miss
Mary Francis jay. $. II. Hoye. l.. q.
Frances Heller. " NJ Morse. W McGuer
Brady. Mrs. Jack Dees, George Il, Lester.
Robert II. Fleischmann. NJ. Thomas
Acherland. Mr., and Mrs. F. c; sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Stryker; ], r. Hilton
A. A. MacGreeer. Mr.. and Mrs. v: H.
Woodhowe. r. p. Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter F.. Ives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I
Parks, Andrew Davey. Mrs. =. II, Davey
Agnus Davey.. Miss Kathryn Davey.
man. Miss Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. X. L.
,Jesup. Mrs. 7. W Miller Miss l. F. Avery.
G. II. Ross. +. Harrison Higgins. Elmer
Chase. Mrs Thomas H. Harrison. Jr. +.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. station Miss
Helen b. Rich. Dr: Andrew J. Perry.
MIR and Mrs. W :. Prankard. George
o. Redington. John H Malloy. l.. b. Har-
rison. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Kenyon. Jr 4.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley =. Harde. MIR. and
Mrs. r. =. Arland. MIR and Mrs. W. II.
Pouch. Miss Helen Pouch. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. I.asker DR.. and Mrs H. II. Hays.
; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Stern. q. H. Flanagan !.
j. II Myers. Miss Elinor V. q. Darres.
MIR and Mrs. j. Horton Maine. NJ. n.
underhill, II. A Morse. Mr. and Mrs.
| 7 o. Pafter. Irving J.. Ermacy. c. w.
Kewbold. MIR. and Mrs. Leon krause.
Miss Estelle Krause. Miss Geraldine
krause. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gordan.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Thomas Mrs. Sarah
H. Watson. MIR. and Mrs. H. W. Martin.
the Misses Martin. James Toman. Arthur
Essing, Ben jamin Frankfeld. Mr. and
Mrs. f. l.. Conant. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto +.
| Mehlin +. Mason Mayheim. DR.. and Mrs
Allen starr and family Miss Ethel DE Voc.
Miss Mary Anderson Warner and Nj. j,
O'Brien
From Prooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
eeley Mr.. and Mrs William p. Lee.
C. II. bingham LLOYD Il. Stark. Arthur
B. Collins j. Peterson. W. W. Sradone.
Ernest Nogt. G, j. Werner, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Morse. Miss Morse. Miss Iialdam.
l.. NJ. Werner. MIR. and Mrs. Julian Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. d. johnson and Mr..
and Mrs G. p. johnson.
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