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New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
RAlReONU LAKE ADIRONDACK MINIS

Wrighter. Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Landreth,
Miss Fox and A d. Thayer. Miss Thayer
and r. Thayer jr.. Miss Lewis and Mr..
Werner.
The tennis tournament for the Lam
dreth cup opens on Monday with the
largest list OF entries ever known for
similar competition here.
Late arrivals at Saranac Inn from
New York include Mrs. Charles Sims,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cornfelt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Becker Lorraine Schullinger.
John r. Dunlop. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus l.. Heyde, Henry St John Heyde.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. McAnerney. Joseph Gardiner
McAnerney. Garret s. Cannon. Miss Ag-
nes II. Cannon. Miss Sylvia Fleming, Dr.
Douglas Symmers and Frank Lawrence.
From Brooklyn: Miss NJ. !. Marshall.
Miss Mabel V. Marshall. John Stanton.
jr., w. II. Grove and T. r. Grove.
From Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Isley and William Il. Fairman.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Townsend. Miss
Edith Townsend. OF Bryn Mawr. Penn;
Miss Frances w. la Lanne and Miss
Mary Shreve. OF Plainheld. y. j., were
also visitors here this week.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
UPPER SARANAC.

Upper Saranac. ". Y. Aug. l6.-Thls
has been lively week for tho able and
the active. 1t opened with tennis
tournament on Monday. which included
mems singles. mems doubles and mixed
doubles. and is concluding this Satur-
day afternoon with the water sports
There are in progress swimming races.
dying contests. obstacle races, canoe
races and many other features in and
over the water. Among the participants
In the water sports are Messrs. Wer-
ner. Bulkley, Donaldson. Schullinger,
Brown. Blagden, Holt. Poor. Cushing
Thayer. Sanger and Klipstein. Also a
number Of young ladies'. prominent
among whom is Miss Crosby. fresh
from swimming successes at Tuxedo,
who is the guest of Miss Sorchan The
Misses Mills. Miss Bulkley. Miss Run
kle. Miss Fox. Miss Lewis and Miss
Thayer are also contesting in the sports.
The mixed doubles at tennis nre at
tracing much attention. Among the
players are Mr. and Mrs. w. l.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
ElIZABETHTOWN.

Ellzabethtown. n. Y, Aug. l6-Men.
bers OF the summer colony have foNo"ee
closely the events during the second wee.
of the tournament under the auspices "
the Cobble Hall Golf Club. when nav
included matches with teams from Wv
Ausable Club and the Port Henry Couh",
Club. the contest for the Deers hea'
Inn Cup. foursomes for men and a'"
ing contest.
There was some very exciting piayns
during the match with the Ausaple N'1s
team, In which the Cobble Hill team ~aS
victorious by the score OF 81 10 ~ va.
sau system. J.. p. Evans, VINO was ~
OF the best players on the home 'eaA
made each round in 80. which IL oos''
for the course. al.
Among the members OF the co'tase
ony at The Balsams who have re'u'"
and will remain late into September
William NJ. Kingsley. the New io..
banker. who is prominently mentionea :"
succeed Robert c. ogden as presiden' -
the board of trustees OF Union Theoios.
cal Seminary; Seth Sprague Terry WV
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
SARATOGA SPRINGS
Mid August Finds Social Ac-
tivity at It's Height.

Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Aug. l6.-Whie
to-day marks the height Of the season, as
reckoned by precedent, there Is llttle 10
indicate that It will be on the wane for
the next two weeks at least. In fact IL
is expected that next week VIII be the
banner one of the month not only In point
OF summer visitors, but social diversions
as well. Every hotel and boarding house
is doing all OF the business 1t can COM
fortably take care OF. The arrival or
weekend guests to-day was unusually
heavy, some OF the smaller houses being
obliged TO lodge out. There was banner
crowd at the racetrack. and the officials
are wearing a broad smile of satisfaction.
as the patronage OF the sport upstate
shows most conclusively that interest In
racing has by no means fallen of ana
that spring water and racing mix de-
spite statements to the contrary by those
who do not favor the sport of kings"
The social event Of the coming week
will be the garden ball on the lawn OF
the Grand Union. which is slated for
Wednesday evening. A dancing pavilion
forally decorated will be erected the first
OF the week for the use Of the dancers
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
PORT KENT.

Port Kent, y. Y, Aug. l6.-Midsummer
at Trembleau Hall has been replete with
social activities on the par. OF the men,
bers OF the summer colony. and the sea-
son s proving altogether one OF the most
enjoyable IN the history OF the resort
Leaders In the tennis events. which oc-
cupy prominent place In outdoor sports
include the Misses Marjorie and Bessie
Brook. Edward Tuson, William Tuson'
Gaylord Barclay and Lester Kraushaar
A series OF informal concerts has con-
tributed much 10 the indoor pleasures az
the hall. Young people taking part IN
these include Mrs. Arthur Fare, Miss Z.
Jeffs, Mrs. William Tuson. Edward and
William Tuson, the Misses Brook, Miss
Adelaide Herman and Miss Loretta Dc
Lee.
Winners at Eve hundred In the weekly
card party at the hall were Mrs. Edward
Rowan, Paul Kerressey and +. Tuson'
Mr.. and Mrs Rowan. who are spending
the summer at Greystone, their beauufui
summer place. near Trembleau HAN
early in the week entertained the MEM
bers OF their house party upon motor
trip TO the Catholic Summer School at
Gin Haven, where they attended ths
presentation OF "The Servant In tho
House"
Included in a party from the hall who
also attended the performance were Dr'
and Mrs. p. J. Ryan. Miss Mary Furey
and Miss Evangeiine Sullivan.
The bungalow at the hall has been
leased for August by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ia
Buzzee. Of Brooklyn. who have In theH
party Miss NJ. NJ. Buzzee, Mrs. X. hun
ter and Mrs. V. Want Woud. OF Brooklyn
and Miss S. s. Graham. OF Blue Poih1
Staten Island.
Miss Gladys Reed. who was among tns
arrivals OF the week. has joined 10,
mother and sister. Mrs. w. NJ. Reeo ahs
Miss Alice Reed, for the remainder !"
August at Trembleau Hall
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
LAKE PLACID
Great Interest in Summer Col.
only in Second Race of Series.

Lake Placid. y. Y, Aug. l6.-The Sec
ond race In the series for the express
boats takes place under tho auspices OF
tho Lake Placid Yacht Club to-day. and
there Is certain 70 be a large gathering
at the clubhouse OF the members OF the
summer colony from the camps, cottages
and hotels. as interest In these races is
intense.
Mr.. and Mrs William l.. Supplee. who
gave another dance at the yacht club
house on Wednesday evening for large
party OF friends. will give one each
Wednesday throughout the remainder OF
the season. Last evening r. B. Leisen!rg
entertained with dance for large party
of his friends at the clubhouse, in honor
OF his guests at Gull Rock.
A campfire party at Camp Skylark.
given by Miss Edith Mack. OF New York.
was one OF the merry events Of the week.
Miss Mack is entertaining Miss Aline
Hecht. Harry Mack is the guest Of WAL
ter S. Mack.
Senator James A. Foley has Joined the
Misses Foley at the Stevens House. He
is accompanied by James ]. Hoey and
Peter Hoey.
The Right Rev. Charles f. Mcdonnell
ID. D.. Bishop Of the diocese OF Brooklyn,
Is at the Stevens House with his nieces
the Misses Hyncs. OF Brooklyn
The annual tennis tournament at the
Grand View Hotel has been participated
in by all OF the good players there. Miss
Reid. of New York. was tho winner Of
the women's singles. defeating Miss War
rem In the finals.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the midsummer ball which will take
place at the Grand View tonight. The
kimono party on Wednesday evening was
participated In by all of the young people
at the Grand View and afforded many
hearty laughs.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17

Mrs. ]. r. McCay, DR.. and Mrs. Edward
B. Cragin, Mrs. Ernest r. Adee and Will
lam II. Adee.
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilson and fam
fly. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Underhill, Mrs.
Samuel Hartman. Mrs f. l.. Scott MI
and Mrs Charles Z. Clapp, jr., Kenneth
Clapp. Mrs Albert J. Pitkin, Miss Pit
kin. Mr.. and ldrs. J. II. Hustis, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. >. NJ.
Davenport, Mrs. a. A. Wilson, Mrs. r..
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Fos-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Walter and Mr..
and Mrs. John f. McElroy. Of New York.
are arrivals at the Maplewood, Pittsfieid.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Sniffen, Miss
Beatrice Sniffen, Miss Dibble. Miss c. NJ.
Dibble Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Heard, Mr..
and Mrs Fred A. Brownson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Macarthur, Mr. and Mrs.
George Achenbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur S. Gibbs and James l.. Pardee. or
New York, have arrived at Heaton Hall,
Stockbridge.
Mrs. Joseph S Whistler and Miss Civil
Nse Alexandra who are the committee IN
charge of the annual benefit for Miss
r
have fixed on a fancy dress ball on FIJI
day, September 20. for the event. The
ball will probably be in sedgwick Hall
and will be one of the finest affairs OF the
season.
AS so many Of the cottagers are visitors
at the North Shore resorts and In New
port the committee on dances OF the
Lenox Club has decided 70 postpone the
dances until the end of August, and they
will be held weekly in September. on
Wednesday evening the weekly dance at
the Stockbridge Casino was held, under
the direction Of Mrs. Frederick Crownin-
shield and Miss Marion Hague. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven and Mr.. and
Mrs Carl de Gersdorff gave dinners be-
fore the dance for the young people Oh
the colony.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17

gust &c and will take place on the spa
cious grounds OF the Presbyterian
Church. on Church street There will
be refreshments I'm addition 10 the dis
play Of flowers and vegetables. and IN
the evening there VIII be dances Mem
bers OF the various committees include:
Mrs. W. e Trowbridge. Mrs. W. p.
Howell, Mrs. +. II. Baldwin. Mrs a W.
Stanley. Mrs. NJ. Il Elliott. Miss GRAY
enstein. Mrs. Brown Potter. Mrs. John
Morgan. Miss Schneiderwlnd Mrs
Hoyle. Mrs. william Ledger. Mrs
Charles Greenough. Mrs. Delamater.
Mrs. c. S. Armstrong. Mrs. Stearns.
Mrs. L. S. Horton. Mrs. L. T. Tremble.
Mrs. II. Il. Williams. Miss Nash. Miss
Lena McClelland. Miss Mabel Parker.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brlen. Miss Margaret
Duryee. the Misses wilmington. Miss
Dorothy Tromblee. Miss Lillian Dick
ert. Miss Frances Vosburgh. Miss Wini-
fred Egler. Miss Nathalie Walton. Miss
Janet Johnson. Miss Jeanette Richard
son and Miss Muriel Elliott
a stag dinner and progressive bridge
party called out large number OF men
at the Country Club.
Arrivals at Riverside Inn include.
among others. Mrs. Robert Porter. Miss
Julia Frame. Or. and Mrs. +. T. Fol-
som. Mrs. l.. a. Michael, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Paul Noting. Miss Katharine f.
Noting, Master Paul Noting Mrs Joce-
lyn. Mrs. w. G. Hehard. J. NJ Purdy,
Ibed Lombard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Fos-
ter. l.. King Gabriel Chevalier. Miss
Nettie Chevalier. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Bodenheimer and family.
The Berkeley-Mrs. NJ. f. McCand-
lish, ii. S. McCandllsh. Mrs. NJ. Boosting.
William Riordon. j. w. Kinnier. ]. Il.
Mcfarland. Miss NJ. II. Radcliffe. Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Bartlett a. r. Under
wood III. +. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ma
thewg. Clarence Bailey Rev. T.. j..
Brown. J. L. Connor and the Misses
Connor.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17

and the lawn Will be lighted by small
solo dances will precede the ball proper,
after which dancing Will be continuous,
with music by two orchestras.
The midweeK reception and dance at
the Casino on Wednesday this week was
by far the most successful OF any ever
given by the Casino committee. hundreds
being in attendance. The affair was in
charge Of Mrs Chauncey Olcott. and dur
ing the reception in the afternoon Mr.
Olcott appeared and sang several selec-
tions.
Apropos Of Mr.. Olcott, that we'll known
Irish actor will try cut his new play on
Monday and Tuesday evenings next week
at the local theatre. 1t has been his GUS
tom for several years past 70 open here,
where he spends his summers and where
he has many friends AS usual. the play
will be produced under the direction Of
Henry Miller.
DR.. d. c. Moriarta, track physician for
the racing association. gave a dinner this
evening to the officials OF the association
at his Saratoga Lake cottage.
weekend guests OF COlOnel ana Mrs.
George =. Lawton. OF New York. are
Walter Richard and Howard Major. OF
New York. who motored 10 this village
from the city
Among the distinguished guests Mt the
United States is Judge Alton B. Parker.
He has as his guest Alton Parker Hall
and Mr.. McNulty.
A New York party Of automobillsts at
the States includes Mrs. r. +. White, G..
F. Walters, Miss Grace White. Miss Ger
trude White and Miss Helen Kennedy.
A. J. levy. majority leader OF the AS
sembly. who is guest of the States,
finds the days quite as lively here as in
Albany.
The Grand Union numbers among It's
New York guests Miss A. Rose, J. Cad
mus. +. II. Unger. II. l.. Thomson, Theo-
dore Mitchell and Edward Sulzer
Newman's Lake House was the scene
this week OF the first OF a series OF three
dances given by some OF the younger
summer society set. with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Ludlow as cbaperons. Dinner was
served as prelude. after which dancing
was enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
POcONO Pines
Mt. POCONO

OF cups to be played for in a tourname~
to occupy next week.
Golf week is every whit as much So
cial period as tennis week, and there has
been number Of pleasing dinner dances,
teas and the like.
Broadview cottage has been leased by
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Connett and the
Misses Connect. who recently arrived
from New York and will spend the BAL
ance Of the season here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Brewster, who
recently came 10 the inn from New York
have established the fishing records
among the visitors there. Mrs. Brewster
early in the week caught pickereI
weighing ten pounds. the largest brought
in this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hall are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Shut
and George Parker Shut at Westport
Inn. Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Blair, who re-
Gently came from New York, are accom-
panied by Miss Kruttschnitt, OF New
York.
Recent arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
John !. Raynor. who motored up from
New York: Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Sanford
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Kurtz and Miss Dor
othy Kurtz. who also motored from New
York; DR.. and Mrs. J. p. Coerr, Or. 7.
T. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G, T.
Squres, W. r. Warren. Mrs. l.. Camp
! bell. DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Robertson. Mrs.
! Charles Warren Hunt. Miss Alice Rigss
| Hunt, Mrs James A. Lawton and o. +.
| Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
SOUTHAMPTON
Many Entertainments During
Invitation Tennis Tournament.

southampton, y. Y. Aug. Ian un-
usual amount of gayety in the form of
dances and dinner parties has occupied
the members OF the cottage colony the
past week. The reason for all these
functions is the annual Invitation tennis
tournament held at the Meadow Club.
The playing began Monday afternoon,
ending this morning, and many visitors
have been here for the games. Nearly
every one has teen entertaining this week
and the hotels and clubs have been crowd
ed with guests for the tournament.
The clubhouse at the tennis courts has
been the scene of much activity. Every
morning the verandas have been crowded
with enthusiastic spectators watching
the tournament. which has been one OF
the most successful ever held on the
courts Of the Meadow Club.
Many large dinners and dances oc-
Cured during the week. Mrs. Henry X.
Rea gave a large dance followed by
supper on Wednesday night. Mrs. Z. A.
Valentine gave a dance at The Or
chards Thursday night for the younger
set none Of the married people being
invited. Music by Conrads orchestra. AT
Mrs. Howard Brokaw's dance tonight
none but the married people have been
asked
On Thursday night Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingston gave a dinner for thirty, at her
cottage After the dinner there was
an impromptu dance.
Mrs. Fairfax c. Landstreet, who Is
occupying Elihu Roots summer home
gave a small dinner on Wednesday night.
Some Of her guests were Mrs. Albert
II. Ely. Mrs. Charles L. Miller. Mrs.
Arthur B. Clahin. Mrs. Joseph e. Davis
and Mrs. Walter Kiernan.
Dinners in advance Of the dance at
Mrs. Henry r. Rea's on Wednesday
night were given by Mrs. Edward II.
Van Ingen, Mrs. Louise b. Sproul. Mrs.
Charles E. Miller. Mrs. John II. Brad
ford Mrs A. B. Clahin and Mrs William
Manice.
Mrs. Harry ". Sage gave a small
dance Tuesday evening for her young
son, Harry w. Sage. jr., the guests ap-
nearing In fancy dress. Another dance
for the young folk was given the same
night by Mrs. Lewis Nixon for her son,
Stanhope w. Nixon. over one hundred
guests were present.
Mrs. J. Stevens Ullman gave a childrens
party Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the
birthday Of her young son. Barclay Uli-
man. A magician from New YORK en-
tertained the children on the lawn ana
afterward a tea was served in the pail
room of Mrs Ullmans cottage.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Peter
Labouisse gave lawn party in honor
Of her young son, Frederick Townsend
Labouisse. About thirty children were
at the party.
Mrs. Frederick r. Childs Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox at the Scher-
rnerhorn East Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Kessler are Visi.-
ing Mrs. Rudolf Kissell. at Morristown'
n. J. They will go from there 10
Saratoga
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton Post arrived
the past week and are occupying the
Gilmartin Cottage. Mrs. George G. Nc
Murtry Is visiting them.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. c. Paul Hagenbocher. Mr..
and Mrs. S p. Lumnus. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Graham, Philadelphia; DR.. Frank
II Coffin. Or. John +. Bryant. Haver-
HILL Mass: II. d. Rose. Syracuse; Mr..
and Mrs. Starr Faxon. Elyria, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs. +. r. Shideler. Miss Frances
Lunkenhelm. Pasadena. Cal; Miss L. IL.
Brown Miss NJ D. Birch. Baltimore:
Richard II. Weld. Boston; Mr.. Thomas
d. Hogan and Mr.. w. H. Croft. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, ~ Y, Aug. l6.-Campers
and cottagers OF the St Regis Lakes at
tended the annual sale held here yester-
day for the Adirondack Cottage Sani-
tarlum at Trudeau. a neat sum was
realized for the institution. which was
founded by one OF tho cottage colony
here. Dr. Edward Livingstone Trudeau.
Gifts and contributions were numerous
and the tables looked most attractive.
Active at the sale were Mrs. T. Edward
Hambleton. Miss Harriet McAlpin. the
Misses Symington. Miss Julia Maffitt.
Miss Augusta Dixon. Miss Louise Dixon.
Miss L. T. Mccoy. Mrs. C. H. Paine.
Mrs NJ r. Barber and Mrs. Paul Smith
I'd.
on the afternoon and evening OF Au-
gust 20 there will be a fair in the ball
room Of the hotel for the benefit OF 81.
Gabriel's Church.
one OF tho social events OF the week
was camp luncheon given by Mrs. Au-
gust w. Durkee. OF New York. at Camp
Spruce Knot. on Upper St Regis Lake.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid has opened Camp
Wildair and will be Joined there In a
few days by Mr., and Mrs. Ogden Mills
Reid.
Among tho arrivals at the hotel are
DR.. and Mrs A. Schuyler Clarke and
Miss Frances Ryker. who join Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Leverich: Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. p. Schoneburger. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
f.. Meacham, Malcolm l. Meacham.
Mrs NJ de Marcado. Frank de Mer'
cado. Colin de Mercado, Miss Susan
Broadhead. Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
George. Mr. and Mrs l.. W. Biting. Mrs.
Anna Ball. Mrs. Alexis w. Stein. Mrs.
T.. y. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. William +.
Newton, Mrs. \. NJ. Woolman, Commo-
dore B. w. Wells and jeanette Reed.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Trask
and daughter, L. w. Erickson. Brooklyn;
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
HAlNeS FALLS SEEN FROM
= SUNSEv PARK VIM

frocks with ruffs and pointed caps, and
that was the main thing. Mrs. Dave II.
Coddngton and John n. Potter executed
a castle walk and Mrs. Henry Slack
gave an exhibition of dancing in peasant
costume. The dances were interpolated
with musical numbers sung by Leon Rem
nay. Miss Sturgis announced to-day that
S,lO0 had been cleared.
One of the largest luncheons OF the
week was given by Mrs. Warner Miffin
Leeds in honor of Mrs Lindley Garrison,
wife of the Secretary of War. at Mosley
Hall
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
THE ADIR0NDACKS
Big Preparations for Saranac
Lakes Flower Show.

Saranac Lake, n. Y. Aug. O'clock
golf is the new feature introduced in
the Country Club events to-day, along
with tennis tournament for mixed
doubles. Mrs. Myron Wick and Miss
Nathalie Wick have given cups for the
events. which started yesterday. and
they will be hostesses at the club tea,
which will be served at o'clock.
The ladies Of the Village Improve
ment Society are busy getting ready
for the annual flower show, which is
taking on unusual proportions this
year. The show will be given on Au-
New-York tribune., 1913-08-17
WESTPoRr.

Westport-on-Lake Champlain, N. Y.
Aug. l6-The annual golf tournament for
which trophies were offered by II. p
Smith. OF Westport Inn. was the chief
attraction OF the week here. All OF the
best players OF previous seasons were on
hand. and there was spirited playing from
the outset. Among the contestants were
J, p. Blair, who last season won the
Patureau Cup. offered by II. r. La
bouisse. who has now offered a new series
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
NEW MEMBERS FOR
BOARD Of TRADE IS
SLOGAN At BANQUET.
Committee Will Put Forth Best
Efforts to Gain Prize Offered
by President Droop.

Determination to add go members to
the Board of Trade by November l
was the prevailing sentiment at the
dinner Of the membership committee of
the Board of Trade at the Hotel St-r-
ling last evening In MANY respects 1t
was the banner dinner of the year with
this committee, for not only was The
attendance large, but enthusiasm ran
high. and the dinner served by Mana
ger J. w. Gibson, formerly manager Of
the Cafe RepubliQue brought forth cx-
pressions of best ever" Miss Marjorie
II. Bowie so delighted the attendants
with her songs that a beautiful corsage
was presented her by John w. Cherry
for the committee.
H. Clifford Bangs, chairman of the
committee. told of President Droop' 8
offer to reward the committee with
dinner at the end of the year II they
succeed in adding 80 names to the
Board of Trades membership during
the year. Eighty-one new members
have already been obtained.
E. F.. Colladay volunteered to pledge
himself to get ten of these, and sew
eral others pledged an equal number.
Others promised to bring in five.
William II. Singleton, the oldest mem
Der of the committee, spoke of what
has been accomplished for Washington
by the Board of Trade. He said the
question as to what work had been
done by the board could best be an
swered by comparing Washington or
today with Washington of twenty-five
years ago.
A. r. Servan. odeil s. Smith. Joha
r. Ergood. Frank Z. Cunningham.
Harry F. Almond. Chris ]. Gockeler
and others to how they procured
members last year and were going to
get members this year.
The members of the committee at
tending the dinner were Harry F. ALL
mond. H. Clifford Bangs John Brew
er. Edwin r. Brooks. Lyman E. Bur-
dine, George w. Brace. Stacy H.
Briant. Walter NJ Brown. John M
Cherry. L. Lee Combs. Frank E. Cum
bingham. E. F. Coliaday. Richard l..
Conner. Charles T. Crane. P. d. Cone.
Clarence Dodge, DR.. H. Clarence Duff
fey. William K Ellis. John R. Ergood,
Chris ]. Gockeler. Thoms Bran Huyck
William NJ. HaIlam, James l. Owens
louis r. Peak, George Pitt. George
c. Schafer. A. r. Serven. william H
Singleton. Odell S. Smith, Edwin K
staley, Parker II. Sweet, Fred J.
White. Tom A. Weaver.
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
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