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II. Z. chsreh Ladies.

M,s. George Irffry-a .ui-r,aincd
the womcn's Foreign Misslonairy
Society q! the rirst Methodist church
yesterday afternoon ~ her home on
Grant avenue. After the businr..
session the afternoon vas devoted I,
the study OF Medical Missions In
China. which proved to he one a.
tho most interesting i~ssons which
have 80 far brcn taken up by the 30.
c'e,y. Word was received to the ct.
feet that Mrs. = W. Brctnali had
been elected district president Of the
v'omcn's Foreign Missionary society
Following the study social time val
enjoyed durInR which r-ftrshmen',
were served by Mrs. Icffryca and
Mr.. Heap.
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IasIu.1rslllss.

a aui., wediin3 sssSnss, was
performed ,yss,ssdeTcxVuF cFever-
end Randolph copks aslihf, Miss Ads
Bradley and Charles Eaxlsy. both
well known young people Of this city.
The ceremony took place At the home
Of Mr. aud Mrs. T. Won Budderbroek
al East Main street. Only the very
Intimate friends Of the family wii.
nessed the ceremony which occurred
In the front parior o. the Rrnddcn-
brock reaidence. An elaborate We'd
ding dinner vas served to the newly
weds aad the guests Immediately al
tier the ceremony. Mr.. and Mr-.
Easiey left yesterday afternoon for
the PIshers Peak eonn,ry where they
viii spend ten days on . honeymoon
c.npina oss Mr. Aasiey ss vel
known In the city. hsvins made
Tr.nidsd his residence since comm Z
here four years ago. H- now con-
ducts a srocery store on Arizona ave-
nue. The bride has Nv.d In the city
for several years and both Mr.. ,nd
Mrs. Easiey have Wide circle Of
friends fho wish them ions and
happy MARRIED life :" They will h.
at home to their tricnds after a fort.
ntshs NJ sci Arizona.
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DisSuybaace Case
Taken to Diet. Court

Yesterday afternoon before Justice
Bowers Deputy District Attorney d.
". Raislon sought TO bring out the
facts In the case In which eisht were
CHARGED with disturbance. for paS.
ticipatinE In the free for all fight at
the brick yards q week sxo In whira
one man vas seriously injured and
four OF, five o,hers bruised and Gu,
With rocks and clubs. The men on
trial were q. Mon,oys. Ricardo Con.
xaies. q. Goasaies. Abo Gonzales.
Juan Valdez. Pat Ortess. Joe OrieGa.
and Paul Ostess.
There was = iudterous conflie, o:
testimony and such an obvious intent
Oh the part Of witnesses to aid shs
defendants that the deputy district
attorney became exasperated and
moved that the case be dismissed. HI
at once went to bis office aud had an
Information Issued charging the de.
PENDANTS with assault, TO kill. The
case was taken from the court Of Jus
ticc stone on . change Of venue.
rA~nAa>a> NA-. "a . ~NANSh
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ep hy a. Rasroxcr 9 Som.

en- by \. Rascowrr & Son.
OLD MEMS RACE, 80 ycars or over:
'tr4st rri1e@bottfe oiivSi. given bt
snodxrass Food company.
POTATO RACE. men;
First prixe-a ham. given by tn"
Hcy.Patterson Meat company.
POTATO RACE. boys under IL:
First prise-pockct knife. given
by A. ~. cieaviaGrr.
NAii. DRIVING CONTEST. ladies:
Tirss prsse-can Rich~ii~u coffee.
sivsn by Colorado supply O..
Is YARD DASH. Girls under 6:
First p,i,e-do,i. given by ". o.
".
:s YARD DASH. boys under 4:
F1rs, pria.-hascbaii and mi't. civ.
-u by ". o. ".
sa YARD DASH. siris under Is:
First prise-sol!d gold fuby ring.
given by Bauer. tho Icweier.
secoad prisc-pair gloves. given
by J. 0oldsmiih 4 Sons.
QUARTER MILE RACE. men:
First prixc-sack David Harun,
flour. given by Iamison.Congc'
Grain 4 Produce company.
TITO OF WAR. S.msn teams:
First pri.e-box Commercial Bou.
quet eigars. given By Gust Veal.
~rfe1d.
LOG ROLLING CONTEST:
First prise-S2.Oo. given by ".
O. ".
Second prize. 500. given b.
Camp No. -.
LOO SAVING CONTEST:
First prise-Ss.oo. given by ". O
".
Second prise-N 40. given b,
Camp No. -.
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BICYCLE RACE. boys under u:
First prise--rubh-r sole tennis
sho~s, given by the B-c Hive.
s.eond priss-basebail glove.
given BY Zimmermans.
20 YARD DASH. Girls uader ~;
First prize. album. given by the
Famous.
second ps!.c-pair silk hose. civ
en- BY J. Goldsmith 4 Soma.
100 YARD RACE. boys under is:
First priz--pearI handled poke:
knife. given by the Brown Hard
ware company.
Second prise-neckites. given b
Il. Narsh.
so YARD E0G-iN-sPOON RACE.
girls under ls:
First prixe-pair oxford slippers.
given by n. Hamer.loush Mes.
camille conpany.
STANDING BROAD JUMP:
First prise.wateh charm. Given
by the Windsor Bazaar. =
NEEDLE THREADING CONTEST:
tAdy'a prize. nickel plated tea pot,
xiven by GRANGER Hardware Co
Gents prise-fancy necktic. given
by the Globe store. s.
80 YARD FAT MANS RACE. :so
lbs. or over:
| pri,e-onc ouar, crane Juice. Civ.
en- by Frank flynn.
ss YARD FAT WoMAN's RACE:
F,rrt priae--hand bag. given By
the Opera House Dr,rs store.
100 YARD RACE. ladies:
first prire-rockine chair. siver
BY Carmichael 4 Co.
Second pfixe---i8O calling cares
given By Robiuse~ Z Wrish'
Printing company.
100 YARD RACE. mems:
\ First .prise-one box King Coa' c'
sues. aivsn- by !. J. May.
tPIB EATING CONTEST. boys "nde
Is ,Pie. given by kuvsr Bak
err and APPEL, the baker,: 3
| First pr,se-pair BOY :sc.sit sAos'
ssven by p. 4 W. saoe Co, !
iwHEEi.BARKOw RACE:
First pfise-~PAir cuff buttons. ssv
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lliss Day to Entertain.

Mixs Jean Day will entertain to.
night nj farewell bridS. party CON
piImeuisry to the Misses Adele aud
Ethel Hamcrsioukh. who are I" Leave
soon for New York City tn .p-ni ,h-
winter. The evening viii he spe nj
in playing bridge. follow cd by High .
Refreshments being served by tho
hostess. assisted by ner mo,h'r.
Those who will spend tho 'vs,ins
with Mis- Day are tn. horn. guests.
Misses Adele and Ethel .aa.r Tough.
lsabsl Wilson. v.rna S"nn.r.. tmd
Helen Kuy-r: Ray Rasco~er. Alvin
Ma snsbarh. Jake Goldsmith. N"sber,
Pryor. Rirn-y i.indy and Cecil Day.
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ssv. I have Q esod appstits aaA sess1
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Ne ! -. lsekaas bsetse. AAAA he.evse
~ ns.. So
II yeu an ssek ~ a!ssrsaSa. ~
ssasr froa ~ q ths painD ~ -
vpmsaly trosSls-tfy Cardsi
Cardui u sueessssul bseasse ! y
cs0possA q iasfsa,sats that Savs tesA
seunA to act esrasively % The ys0as'
y esastisut1sa. sT'-7i
fsr eers shasAfty years. n has Sssa
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UseesW. Tiy Il Your arussastIssss Il
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WE'VE. Mtt:bE
]. HOSTS At 81
PICNIC

rr,n,daa rcsse IN. -. W. O. W.
~ii, next sunday. August 10. 90
serve the anniversary Of the fouada'
ton o! tn. order by picnic sni
,ports program ~ Central Park. A
number Of interesting events ha'"
been arranged for n,~a. women ani
children. The field day sports oeSin
At Que O'Clock 10 tho afternoon. The
Judge. will b- George Birke''. W. c
n. Hapcock and J. ". Flint. The
prog, am with lis, Of prizes 10 - fol-
lows:
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BARR1L RACE: ;Et
First pllse-~l-ctric siand lamp.
-.-'-. x.vena by irrfnidfd O. Z 2. sup-
ply company.
BAsE BALL THROWING:
First prixe-one pound Nonarca
coffee. given by Bowman's Cash
store.
GRAND BALL. s:3o. al the pavilion.
c. \. Sslber. In charge.
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Socinf.:.AffatIi1SS S s
&LkonAL FpNf1lp8s @
SS AND soclEfY MEMS ...X1&

home of the hostess. The telling Of
-shtet stories. concluded an evening
of mssTimsas. ~ Ake, .xs@ small
hours Of the morning found the gay
revelers ready and willing TO rest
I'm the realm Of Morpheus. Those ID.
vitsd 10 spend tho ,s4xht At the hoS.
pitable Butler home were: Aet4
Edna Evans. Atas Bertha Powderl
Miss Hazel Bradley. Miss Helen Wa.
ker and Miss Adele Wheeler.
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e0lE.l

Oid Colonel Roxie holds the fort
"a warrior stern aad GRIM
You must he expert at the sport
To croas your clubs with MIN
For he is hedsed aud himmcd about
With ambush aud morAss
And Captain fBad Lack h his scout
To guard earh trail and rass.
And though you build . perfect toe
And Aeive witA Noadrous skill
Old Colonel Bosie isukhs with slec
And makes your efforts nil.
lie has your iosier bite the xronn'
And chuekles at your sieea
When. after all your toll. you've
found
You've rolled clear off the green.
Maybe you play with jonss or smith
Whose game is fine-or vile.
Bu, you are really playing with
The Colonel all the while.
For him yos buy the iatest clubs.
xAud hails, that lAisiy soar.
And though you play with stars
or "dubs''.
You're after Bosie's score.
You need not youth 70 win the palm
Age also knows the play.
A steady hand. sn eye -thait calm
May break the Colcnsrs sway.
And II you never learn the trick
Despite your toll aso pluck,
You stiii can swear aua swins your
stick
And blame II all to luck.
But Colonel Boeie's challenge takes
Your thoushts from toll and care
He cures your fooiish pains and ache,
And calls you out In air.
lie makes YOU friendiy with the sun
And makes your blood run ta''er
Though. when the xd6dly same Il
done.
The ycoionel's stiIi Jour master.
Bert Braiey, in the Popular Mag
aiine.
sAo = Uannfl
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wHExI HI GOT II

Teaeher-Now. Willie. where did
you get that chcwinx gum: want
the truth.
W1iiIe-You don't want the truth
teacher. an I'd rather not tell liz.
Tcach-r-iiow DARE you Nay
don't want the truth Tell me- ri
once where YOU got that ehcuins
gum.
wii,ic-i'nder your desk.
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North Sid. Bridge Club.

The North side Bridge Club was
delightfully."- entertained this after
noon NJ the home OF Mrs. J. o. Fer
ris cn Colorado avenue. The after
noon was spent In playing bridge.
followed BY dainty r~freshnients be-
Ing reserved by the hostssss. Those
present besides the regular club mem
bcrs were Mrs. wai'hai. who 10 visit.
Ing with Mrs. Fred Clark and Miss
Louise Biauvcit of Denver who "
Visiting ai the Ferris home.
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Trinidad Club Dance,

The Trinidad Club will give an In
formal dance At the. Central Park
dancing pavilion Friday evening.
August 10. 4 special car will Ieav.
the corner OF Main and Commercial
streets at S:3O.
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GOOD lIAsoH FOR ms xNTHus.
IA&H.

/. When . maa has suffered for sev.
srsl days With eelic. diarrhoea OF
other form Of howell compislnt and
h then cured sound and we'll By oae
o, two dos~s Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. "a II
often the eas-. Il b hut natural that
he should bc enthusiastic In his
praise Of the remedy. and especially
II this the case Of severe attack
when life Il Threatened. Try Il when
In need Of such . remedy. II never
fails. Sold by all deaiera
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Dream Party

Miss Minnie Iiutl-r entertained =
number Of her fricnds last nisht at
q dream party at her home on Pine
street. The party VAS escorted tn
the picture ahows by Miss Nsud~
Hutler. after which an old fashioned
laffy-puli was induleed In AZ the
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Basatelle 1riAse clsh.

Miss Bees Archer Will entertain
the BaGatelle Bridge Club Al smart
card plIty KtssA y the home q
Mr.. and Nh, 4.R.' Harper on sixts:
street. The N8nE will be passed
In playing bridge. -sfter which r
dainty luncheon will be served by the
hos,e~. Those Included In the xuest
list will be Miss Glars Davis Of Amat-
lilo. Texas: Miss Adele Tonner. Of
Dubuque. lows: Miss Ruth CLARK.
Miss Corinne Hercules. Miss Nell
Abrams. Miss Dot Sanders. Miss f.
eiyn Sanders. Miss Marjorie North
cu,,. Miss Jeanette nm. Miss Tot
Mitchell. Miss Eide Richter .nd
Mi.s Kate Bfsnson: Roy Mitcher.
Bryant Devotion. Il. Guihen. Waiter
Campbell. Hoyt jamieson. Will Ca:d-
well. Dan Kelly. William Kerr. Tin,
Kane. Allen Devotion. Dr. clyde tar
per. G. F. Hathaway and Mr. sYd
Mrs. E. X. Carmichael. Il
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/. Printins OF every description seat
~ and quickly executed at the
chrouicle-News job roo0s Samples
and quotations on request. Css the
,elephous. Triuida1 <lo. u
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n. z. Church Ladies'.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. c. r.
Howell. 5l6 ". Kansas avenue. At
2:3O O'Clock.
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Congressional Ladies.
The Ladis9 Union of the ConGrega.
tional church will meet on Thursday
afternoon at o:3O ut the home OF
Mrs. Ed Wilson. SO? East First street.
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$3.50 dffSsr.
priecilla Club.

The Priscilla Club will meet Fri
da$-sSsessOon Aa-::3 80 at the home
OF Mrs. George Mullare. 73s Tiilot-.
son street. Al
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New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
TUXEDO SEASON OPENED
Elaborate Programme of Enter,
tainments Already Planned.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Tuxedo Park y. Y. May 1.-THE sea-
son has opened at Tuxedo. and nearly
every house is taken. although the
weather conditions have been unfayora-
bic. The committees on entertainment
have arranged an elaborate early spring
programme. which will last until July g..
when many will leave here for the sea
shore. The horse snow on Decoration
Day together with the annual invitation
golf. with dinner dances at the club, will
be the early attraction.
Nj. ana Mrs Roaman Wanamaker are
spending several days az the Tuxedo club.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carson Kane are
stopping al the Kane villa
During the week end there were many
house parties at the villas. followed by
dinners
The Tuxedo club Will hold series OF
dinner dances during June.
Among those who opened their cot
tagcs this week were Charles +. Samp-
son. who has leased the James Brown
Potter cottage; Sir. and Mrs. Edward NJ
Weld. I'm the Price Collier villa. In West
Lake Road. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Earle
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs George +. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. +. Cutting. Mr.. and MIS-
Henry W Munroe. Mr.. and Mrs. herman
lie Roy Emmett Mr. and Mrs Gerard
Comley. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Tuckerman
Mrs. John W. Minturn. Mr and Mrs
stuyvesant Pilot. Mrs. J. NJ. Mitchell ana
DR.. and Mrs Edward l.. keyes
The Misses. Scodeld have returned from
the West and are at their villa. on West
Lake Road.
The Rev. and Mrs Herbert Shipman
are at the Bradley House.
MI and Mrs i. Kennedy Tod and Miss
y ". Stevenson. OF Montreal. spent
Thursday and Friday AT the club. They
have been motoring through the East.
Captain \. n. Rostrom. Of England. and
Nine La Comtcssc T.. 7 Benyorsky. OF
Hungary. were the guests of Nj and
Mrs Louis NJ. ogden during thc week.
Captain Stockbridgo. Of England. has
been engaged as shooting instructor b'
the Tuxedo Gun club. y series Of clay
bird matches Will be- held durins the
month
Nir and Mrs ll - McNicfar arc at
the Winter club for several days
Othcr late arrivals include Dr. Francis
Huston. Miss katherine r. Gage. W. u.
Gage Miss Mary Gage Mrs J.. .. Kim
ball. oliver Drake Smith. Garrett Lyd"cS-
cr. Mr.. and Mr.. George n. Hull Mr and
Mrs Forsyth Wickcs and Nh and Ms
Frederic dc = Foster
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
LAKEWOOD
The Cottage Colony Getting
Ready for Summer Sojourn.

Lakewood. y. J., May 1.-THE season Is
rapidlv drawing to close and the mem
bers of the cottage colony arc 1cttlns
readv for their summer sojourn
The social event Of the week was the
,es and dance given by Mr.. ana MIS-.
william Asnew Patton and David Paton
q, the Country club last Saturday. About
twenty guests were entertained at dln-
ner and dancing continued until late IN
tho evening. Among the guests were MT.
and Mrs. Lewis B. Stillwell. Mr.. an"
Mrs. Girard Romaine, Mr.. ana MIS-
shepherd X. dc Forest. Mr.. and Mrs. >.
r sk,dmore the Misses Ferris. Elsa ana
Madeline Horne and Dr. Charles l.
Linjley
Miss Louise Tracy entertained Tor
number OF friends among the younger set
at the club Wednesday
Thursday evening DR. ana Mrs u. w
Lawrence entertained at dinner Tor =
number of friends at the Laurel House
including Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Davis MT.
and Mrs Henry Q Walker and DR.. and
Mrs. W. G.. Schauffer.
The Laurel I'm the Pines closed MONDAY
after most successful season, under the
management OF Frank r. Shute. who now
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
HOT SPRINGS
Annual Colony of Brides and
Bridegrooms Materializes.

Hot Springs. Va. May l-Thc colony
of brides and bridcSrooms which may Toe
found at Hot Springs every year during
Nav and June D. ALREADY q large one
Several couples of social prominence who
married this month came immediately
here. and are spending the honeymoon
DAYS on the mountain trails and bride
mathis FOR which the resort IS famous.
Mr.. and Mrs n. Pcndlcton Rogers. who
were married in New York last week. are
here. and al the end oi their stay viii 20
10 Tuxedo. Later they plan Go take d
European trip. Mrs. Rogers was Miss
Gladys Poll.
Sir Wilfrcd and Lady Peek. who were
married In 81. Louis last week. are mere
for the month. They are doing consid"ra-
bic motoring In a new automooii" "hich
Sir Wilfrcd had sent on ahead OF them
At the close OF their stay thcr expect 10
motor 10 New York and viii sail FOR Eu-
ropc about August T. Much entertaining
has been done for them here by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Potter and Miss Dorothy
Potter. of Philadelphia. vino among oth"f
functions gave q large tea 30 ih" 'asln"
this week I'm their honor other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs John i. iIollings"orUh'
Mr.. and Mrs William \. Glasgow. Jr,
and Mr. and Mrs Philip +. Peace oI
Philadelphia: Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud
and Miss Corbin. Lady Peek Was MISS
Edvlua Thornburg Of St Louis. Her
sister. Mrs. John II. HOLIDAY WAS matron
of honor. and the two sisters oi sir VIII
fred. the Misses Violet and Gwendoly n
Peck acted a. bridesmaids, with III"
Misses Frances Filcy and Fannie knight.
The bridegroom Was attended by h. Ar
thur Kenyon. Of London. wh" came over
with him More than thousand out-oi -
town guests attended the wedding.
The Duke and Duchess Of Richelieu.
vino visited Mrs. Seth Barton French last
month. arc expected back In few days
from Baltimore where they have been
for a fortnight visiting the duchess
mother. Mrs Frances NJ Wise. They VIII
occupy Fern Cottage. belonging To MrS
French. until they go Ia Newport in July
Mrs French entertained at dinner ie"
nights ago at Barton Lodge Ia honor oi
Mrs Reginald de koven, Mr. ana MrS'
Robert Waller and Basil Savidge' ot Ne"
work. Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. hinckIe'
NJ Osteryille. and Alfred ana hooert
Ratchellor. Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
MANY IN THE BERKSHIRES
Summer Cottagers Arrive Early
to Enjoy Spring Days.

:
Lcnox. Mas May T-Pian- for the
wedding of Miss Nora Iasigi. daughter
Of Mrs oscar Iasigi Of Boston. and
William Marshall Bulitt of Louisville.
formerly Solicitor General. have been
completed. The ceremony VIII occur In
81. Paul's Church Stockbridgc. on Satur-
day. May 81. at noon The Rev. Thomas
n. Yardlcy. rector. viii oficiate. Miss
Iasigi will have no attendants. Mrs.
Jasici will give away her daughter Mr..
BuIitt's best man viii be- Henry Dupont.
of Washington. ana the ushcrs will be
Ross Todd. Scott Bullitt, Francis t..
Crowninshield and Mr. Cuthburtson. OF
Louisville. \ reception will follow the
cor, mony At C1ovcrcroft the lasigi cot
tago. Mrs. Iasigi and Miss lasiei are now
at Clovercroft.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis. Of Havana.
.who bought the property Of the late Mrs.
Rirdsoyc Brakeman. of New York las'
winter. will arrive ON June To pass the
season In Stockbridgc.
Mir and Mrs Frank Is. Sturgis. who
are always early comers. are at Clipston
Grange
Mr. and Mrs Robert W Paterson. Who
had been abroad since early IN the winter
, returned to Blantyre this week for tile
season. Mr. Paterson is president OF tile
Lonox Golf club. and the clubhouse has
been opened since his arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock came
| this week TO Eastover, where they are
| having new gardens laid out. Mrs.
Fahnestock has designed garden. when
Is now being laid out for ANIMALS and
pcrennials.
Mr. and Mrs J. Woodward Haven have
arrived for the carly spring because OF
their interest IN the gardens at ingleside.
Mr. and Mrs. David Turner Dana and
Mrs NJ. Dwight Collier came from Ne"
yort Yesterday. Mrs. Collier had been In
1 ondon since the first Of the year. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dana went To New York TO
| ,neot her She has leased the Ludlow
| cottage for the season.
pr william 5 Biddle and Miss Emily
Riddle arrived this week Al Breezy Cor
, ners.
Among the Stockbridge cottagers arriV-
ing this week are John \. hohlsaat ana
the Misses Amy and Edith kohlsaat at
overhead and Miss Marie H. hoboe AT
| Hilfelds
| Mr. and Mrs. Harley 7. Proctor opened
their new cottage ina Walker avenue this
week. This cottage was reouN' from 'he
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club cottage which the LenOX Club sold
to Mr.. Proctor The Proctor driving
horses have arrived. and Mr. Proctor
drives dozen or more OF the thirty
daily.
Mrs John +. Alexandra arrived this
week with the Misses NJ. CivilIse and
Anna r. Alexandra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren :. Salisbury Dr.
and Mrs. Frederick Coolidge and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter F. Cobb. Of the Pitts
field summer colony. have opened their
country places.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18
WILSON'S CHARMING HOSTS
White House Scene of Brilliant
Social Festivities.


Washington. May 17.-Looking at the
tariff from any standpoint resident
Washington ie glad that it is keeping its
delightful floating population IN the capi-
isl so lorg Members Of the Cabinet and
members OF Congress cannot leave. and
diplomats who have the commercial in
terests OF their countries 10 look after
are afraid tp As result. some Of the
most delightful features Of American
court life"-With somewhat democratic
sspect-aro being enjoyed Washington
however. has outgrown It's country clubs.
and so overrm has become tho Chevy
Chase Club that ion order 10 give the
memhers the slightest comfort two in
stead of ono dinner dance nights for each
week have been arranged. "Wednesday
light is sort ~ open night. when mem
eers may take their Washington friends
Who are not members. but Saturday
hghi must from now on be strictly re-
served for members OF the club and their
lfends from afar NOt only Is the Chevy
Nhase Club crowded to its fun capacity
"1l The Country club is also overcrowded.
eho other suburban clubs are quite as
popular. The Columbia Country Club has
"sun Is summer series OF Saturday
mght dinner dances
Tennis teas. tennis luncheons. garden
pFtes tea dances and other Informal
entertainments are being constantly
gwen. many Of them are for the Presi-
cents three daughters
New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

had applied TO him for office reminded
Senator Bourne of an office seeking story
There was once President said
Senator Bourne, who received early In
his administration a letter which Tro7td
TO him that there is ro suth ining as
discouraging an office seeker. This letter