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SEA GRIT.

Sea Grit. y. j., July II. Al the an
nual meeting Of the Sea Grit and
Spring Lake Polo and Country CLUB
this week the board Of governors
elected for the following year were;
Frank s. katzenbach, jr., of Trenton,
chairman; Mrs. James Barbour, Will
lam +. Greene, Charles l.. Noble, II. c..
Barrett, Peter Hauck, j., and Martin
4. Case
The formal opening Of the club
took place on Wednesday evening, when
dancing was the chief attraction.
Throughout the summer dancing will
be the feature every Wednesday and
Saturday evening. Tea will be served
in the afternoon as part OF the
dancing festivities.
On the lawn of the Little White
House this week. Governor Fielder
decorated Captain Stockton, Of Prince
ton, for bravery. The Governor acted
for the American Cross Of Honor
Several years ago Captain Stockton
made an heroic effort to rescue his
cousin from drowning in the Hacken-
sack River, when he nearly lost his
own life.
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kEANSBt RG.

KeansburG \. j., July II. Year by
year the vacation army has been grow
.ng larger and larger, as city folks
nave become better acquainted with
KeansburC's many unique advantages,
and while the expansion in patronage
mas been going on the resort itself
has Kept pace until to-day IT seems
little snort Of phenomenal to find six
miles of shore front lined with many
thousands Of pretty bungalows, cot
tages, hotels and boarding houses. IL
must not he forgotten that in point
of years Keansburg is the youngest re-
sort on the Jersey coast.
Registered at the Sutherland House
+. +. Hauser, ". THESE, Mr. and
Mrs.. +. Scheska. Miss a. Weigand,
Miss c. Crerzui5. Miss +. Grauer,
Miss r. Taylor, George R. Cook. f. J..
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wahrlen,
y. Crosson, Count Won Charles Spring
Koeiler. Miss Rose SCHNEIDER, A.
d. j. Ogivile, Nh. and Mrs. James
ulover, Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Miller, l..
Hyams. J. Heating. James Casey, Mr..
anu HlIc. W IMAM Jools 4iis anu WIS.,
d. Weir, J. Bulgard A. Scott.
Camp Raritan Miss Mabel Boettig-
ham, Miss j. Bennett, b. hotter, Miss
Alice McGuiness, Miss j. McAfee,
William 5. Lang, Miss !. Lang, +.
Godfrey, Mrs. A. Johnston, c. II. Benz
dict. c. ". Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. h..
c. McAfee, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, NJ. +.
Maguns. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fleming, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Campbell, VI. II. Buell..
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SHAWNEE.

Shawnee -on-the-Delaware. July IL
Contrary to custom and usual cXpecta-
ton, the big crowd which filed the re-
sort during the Fourth Of July holiday
has remained, almost to a man, keeping
this charming spot in the Delaware
Valley well thronged with summer
pleasure seekers.
Recent arrivals at Shawnee from
New York:
Buckwood Inn: p " Eason. Mr.
and Mrs. Lanman Bull, W. {. Horton,
W. I. Richards, +. c. Wechmar. Milton
p. Bogg, Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Blaise,
Bayard S. Sischiield, Mrs. Henry s.
Heidi, Miss Heidi, George A. McCloy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Darres. Miss
T.. Darres, II. K. Worthington. II. f..
Grail. X. +. clarendon. R. r. Mamlok,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Cline. Mrs. r. \.
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Maisden. Mr.
and Mrs. Joscrsle Hsppcc, Raymond
Kelly, +. s. Krag. II. VI. Ferber. F. H.
Barth. Mrs. F. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter II. Moler, S. W. Gulpin, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Nliet Greene, b. c. Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clar F. Pollock, Master Allen
Spreroad. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Bontus, Miss {. W.
Batter. Miss A. Green, i. W. Batten
and X. VI. Kempton.
Shawnee House: G. T. Robertson.
Master c. J. Robertson. Edward De-
lana, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. VI. Com
mick. Loretta VI. Commick. Gertrude
NJ. Commck, Edward F. Danef and
family.
AnatOk House Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ellis. James Baker, William Taylor, +.
Eakcr
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STROUDSBURG.

Stroudsburg, Penn, July 1l.-Ihe
fair grounds are undergoing trans
formation. Everything is on the move
out there. and an army Of workmcn IS
busy putting on the finishing touches
which will complete the preparation for
the great carnival to be celebrated on
Monday. July Is. There will be races
and all the attractions OF big lar, m
Guiding merry go-rounds, the raaIIe
dazZlcs and interesting side shows. ne
Ihnnix Fire Company, under whose au-
spices the affair is held, viii give an
exhibition drill. and baseball game
will give the fans" plenty to think
about.
MIR. and Mrs. F. II. BUTLER, Of Orange.
Y j. and their daughter, Miss Rose
Fuhler, are enjoying the summer Al inc
Penllyn.
MIR. and Mrs. t. r. Darlington and
daughter. Miss Ella Darlington, are
registered Mt the Highland Inn for the
scagon. With them arc [. l.. Caring
ton and NJ +. Darlington.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Machen. OF New
York. are summer visitors at the High
land Dell. Mr.. Mschen is a retired
merchant who is very fond OF yachting
and spends part OF his time n Long
Island Sound. ,
Mrs. Katherine Spencer Lcavitt, oil
Lakewood. y. j.. is enjoying season
Of recreation at the Berwick Inn.
Phillip Rice and family, Of New YORK;
arc bcre for the entire summer ana
are registered at the Maplehurst ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Grabhorn, OF
Vow York, will spend the rest Of the
season in the region. They arc stop
,ino al the Prospect House.
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lips. Of Plainfeld. when the pair de-
fcatcd Miss 4. Williams and Miss
Reeves. Of Philadelphia. Harold Coe.
Of Rivcrton. and +. G. Hall, Of Mer-
chantvilc. captured the mems doubles
from ". r. Tilden. ir., and II. Thorn.
ton. Of Philade lphia, with scores OF
: 5. 7 >.
!. Lee Nicholson. head Of the Nichol-
son Company. of New York, public &C
countants. made short visit TO the
Spruce Cabin Inn. where Mrs. Nichol-
son is staying for the summer.
Albert Schurr, vicc-prosident or the
North American Life Insurance Com
pany, of New York. and his wife and
daughter arc enjoying the hospitality
Of the Spruce Cabin Inn during the
month Of July.
Miss Anna Mcndelsou. Of New York,
who is occupying the Single Tax Cot
tagc for the summer. gave tea dan
SAINT this week. DR.. ard Mrs. Walter
Mendelson have arrived and will be
here for the rest of the season.
Miss Dotty Strahmann, Of New ork,
who is a summer visitor at the Laurel
Grove, is an able exponent of the new
est fancy dances. and helps to engineer
many Of the doings at the house.
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BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island, r. l.. July II. The
throngs arriving here for the week
end have practically placed Block ISL
and on its full summer footing.
The gayety at the Spring House
which has prevailed during the week
began on the afternoon OF the Fourth,
when the Spring House baseball team
won the opening game of the new
league by a score Of to 4. After
dinner there was an attractive display
of fireworks. which was followed by
dancing until late hour.
Judging from the ability Of the
players who are already getting in
readiness for the tennis tournaments
on the Spring House courts. there will
be some rare matches. Among the
noted racquet wielders are Miss Edith
Rissell. Of Brooklyn, \. Y; l.. ). Muir
ply. Of New York City; Miss l.. 7.
Taylor, Richard Pilblad and +. r.
Davis. of Providence; A. J. Chaplin, h.
]. Klug, Of Elizabeth, y. j.
The prospects for good fishing this
season are excellent. Bluefish and
deep sea bass have been caught un-
usually carly this year. Swordiish
have also been plentiful, and a 433-
poundcr was brought in one day last
week.
Manager Brown. Of the Manisses,
looks forward to an unusually pros
perous season. and many guests OF
previous summers have booked for
this wear. Old-time visitors to the
island will be interested TO know that
he has purchased the Windsor Hotel
property, which he viii use MS an
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tr OoUNTpX CLUe "a SHAWNEE on DELAWARE,
Vacation Period, Now at Its HeiSht,'
Finds Unusually Large Number OF
Pleasure Seekers aGGhe SeashOTe.

sport Of the season here. The local
yacht club membership list exceeds
that of last year by comfortable
margin. Among the many sailing par
ties of the week may be mentioned
one setting out from the Melrose Inn
Thursday morning A delightful day
was spent i'm cruising along the shores
Of Shark River while grabbing and
bathing constituted the afternoons
amusement features. The catch con-
sisted of thirty crabs, notable one
for an hours labor Lunch was
served under the trees on Avon Poin;.
In the party were included Miss
Dorothy Vernon. Ernest Slocum, Miss
Maude Hinman. Miss Cecilia Goodman,
Miss Florence Cochran, Archibald
Trowers, Donald Hanson and Frederick
II. Weaver.
The Belmar Fishing Club has issued
4 list OF siXty-se, en- prizes to be con-
tested for during the season. There
are thirteen prizes for striped bass,
seven for channel bass, thirteen for
wcaktish. the same number for king
fish, twelve for blueish, one for
founders and three for tuna. Three
prizes are offered 20 women for the
largest bass. kinghsh and bluefish. The
catches must be weighed at the club
house in the presence of witnesses.
Operations on the big Marcon wire
less plant west of Belmar. one Of the
company string of stations known
as the imperial string stations, that
arc to belt the globe. are practically
completed. and preliminary tests Of
the apparatus installed have proved
entirely satisfactory.
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MOUNT POCONO.

Mount Pocono. Penn. July IL The
shooting match of the Mount Pocono
Gun Club, held on the Fairview grounds
Yesterday, was one OF the biggest
events witnessed here this season. Inc
sportsmcn OF the region turned out and
every entry represented formidable
contestant. The gold stickpin offered
by the Du Pont Powder Company was
captured by Walter Merwin, OF Mount
Pocono, with a score Of 80 out OF 100.
Milton Possinger. Of Tobyhanna, took
second place, with score Of 81. Good
scores were made by John h. Place, II.
c Roe, J. VI. Shoemaker, Arthur Christ
man, Jacob Smith and Edward y. smith
". j. Bailey. a manufacturing silver,
smith OF New York. with ms VIE ana
two daughters, the Misses Helen ana
Mabel Bailey, motored to Pocon0. wnere
they will stay at the Mount Pheasant
House while making extended tours OF
the region.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore y. Price, Of
New York, and their daughters, the
Misses Theodore and Florence Prlce.
have arranged to stay at the Mount
Pleasant House for the season. Mr..
Price is one Of New IOrk's foremost
silk merchants.
{. d. Eaton, Of the American Car
and Foundry Company, Of New York, IS
visiting his wife and two sons, FRED
and Jack. who are registered at the
Pocono Mountain House for the sum-
mer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Halfeli and
family are among the weeks automo-
Lille tourists who stopped at the 10
como Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Llano and the Misses
Llano. Of Montclair, are spending inc
season at the OntwoOd. The young Ia
dies arc both talented musicians.
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LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. :. j., July II. Tabula-
ton Of the entries for the twenty-hfct
annual exhibition Of the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association will
begin bright and early Monday morn
ING. The compiler will be Charles $.
Smith. Who has been in charge FROM
the inccDtfon of the organization with
out single hitch. The entries close
at midnight tonight with Secretary L.
J. Casey. who has been kept busy Toy
several DAYS past answering questions
pertaining to this years exhibition,
which opens on the 22d instant and
continues for four days, closing with
Il biz horse show ball az the Takana5-
see Hotel.
The second week end concerts ald
fireworks displays were given in Ocean
Park tonight. Noss's Band, OF New
ak. furnished to-niGht's programme
and will nc heard twice tomorrow.
with new music every week the open
air attractions thus far this season
have drawn more. visitors than ever
before.
New arrivals at Elberon this week
i,cludc Mrs. George NJ. pullman, Of
I
pard. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton +. hHan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple Bowdoin. Of New
York; and the Reys. Dr.. Paul Birdsall
and Johnston Ross. The two latter
are pastors of ST. James's Chapel AID
the Flberon Memorial Presbyterian
Church, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Guggenheim. OF
New York, are expected at their MOI
X,
Among other cottage arrivals in that
section arc Mrs. Joseph j. ODonohue,
Joseph j. ODonohue. Philip Lowy, Ber-
nard Cimbel. Leopold Stern, Herbert
Strauss. Peter Mcdonnell and W. l..
Lehman.
Plans are being perfected for The
annual meeting and banquet OF the
Long Branch Property Holders Asso-
citation. Richard Deeves. of New lorH,
vho has summer home at Norwood
and Cedar avs, is president. The as
ISOLATION AZ it's winter meeting held III
New York discussed new hotel on the
site of the West End Cottages, and
new impetus will be given the project
at the annual meeting. Harry Conten:
and Myron II. Oppenheim are part OWE
crs in the West End Hotel Cottages
site Il is believed that the new hotel
project will be successfully launched.
The Little Mothers League will be
launched next week by the Long
Branch Visiting Nurse Association. A
meeting was held on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. James w.
Cunningham. on Ocean av., at which
arrangements were perfected. The
Visiting Nurse Association will also
conduct a better babies contest at the
Monmouth County Fair this season.
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IN THE DELAWARE
WATER GAP REGION
Tennis Tournaments and Base
ball Games Add to Resort
AmuSements.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn. July l..
Since the passing OF several weeks Of
real summary weather visitors have
been here long enough 20 get well &C
astic over the many ways of enjoying
the long bright days, and many enjoy
able social affairs and outdoor meets
arc the result. Not a day passes but
some big event, = tennis tournament or
en- inter-hotcl baseball game or a mu-
steal performance, is a part OF It, aud
helps to make the hours pass pleas
antly and BEAUTIFULLY.
The water is just right for bathing.
The new bathing beach on the island is
gaining many friends and relieves the
congestion at the old beach below.
Some say they like it much better, nut
either place is full Of pleasure for TIE
lovers Of aquatic sports.
The Wednesday and Friday night
dances a. :hc Kittatinny are drawing a
numerous following from all Ger the
resort. a professor Of dancing from
Philadelphia is present ard directs tic
dances and instructs those who desire
70 learn all the newest steps.
A Jolly automobile party from the
Water Gap House made days trip 20
Bushkill Falls on Friday and spent
delightful day in the vicinity of this
wonderful work Of nature. u took
three cars 70 carry the merry buncl,
and p more hilarious crowd Of pic
nickers has never travelled over the
Bushkill Turnpike. nj,
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Stone, Of Phils-
delphia, and their daughter MISS fdith
stone. are enjoying the many attrsc-
fiopa Of the Water Gap and viii stay
AZ tho Kittantinny While here.
In an automobile party which made
the Kittatinny their stopping place
mile touring the Water Gap region
are Mrs. z. s. Crawford, Miss Frances
Hawke, 4. S. Crawford and L. IRAN
ford 49, ,,;....
Breit o. Sew York, are summer VS.,
orr a. The water Gap House and WI
be there for the season. r
r. n. Walker ylce-preaideht o.
the Standard Coupler Company OF "e"
York. is spending season Of recTc%-
ton ~ The Water Gap House WIN no
A pfetschlnger, business man,
a,,, Of "rhc Herald" made shnorl
g7.it 10 the Water Gap House TINS
H. Paul Micolino. Of Sew York ana
her daughter, the MIascs j.; ana ~
.ficolino' are registered at inc 'ien
wood. where they vii a'"y Tor inc 81
tine summer g, MI ~ Vco,
Vr and Mrz. l. v Bcck' o. Ne ''.
YorE. src spending Their h'nsyIn.G1o ''.
,ea-oo - the Glen~ood, hno..u,
honeymoon pair her are NJ ana ~ ~
r. # Mcclure. Of New Yofk. .. Mt'
Mcclure II prominently ccoonnec,,c'dl, wv"
one Of the big metropolitan 1A' Lo,yo
George Simpson, nc "eIi ,h n,,
grain dealer Of New YORK. ana h's" W
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Z GoYS CAMP en- LAWARE RIVER ,sz,n WATER GAP.
The Tango and Hesitation Enjoyed by
Thousands Of Young Folks
ALI Along the Coast.

have this week found diversion in the
encampment of the 5th United States
Infantry, en- route from the Plattsburg
Barracks TO the maneuvres IN Penn
sylvania. The troops camped on the
ball field, Captain Justus and the other
officers making their headquarters at
the Windsor Captain Justus was &C
companied by his family.
During their stay some of the Of
tcers and men attended, with the mem
bers of the summer colony, reyival
meeting held in the Town Hall and
conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Long. of the Inasmuch Mission, Phlla-
delphia. who are the guests of John +.
Ni,holland, OF New York. at Meadow
mount. his ranch just outside the viii
lagc. Mr.. Milholland. who has inter
csted himself in a movement TO evan
ge'ize Essex County, is also entertain
ing A. Merwyn Samuel, religious
worker. Of London On Monday Mr..
Nilholland entertained al luncheon at
the Windsor a party including Mr..
Samuel, the Rev. II. H. PittmaD, Harry
Allen and a. W BoyntOn.
Judge Richard L. Hand. who is now
az his summer plsce in the village, IS
ACCOMPANIED during his stay here by
his daughter and The latter's husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin Baird, Of
Yonkers. Judge Hand son, Augustus
y. Hand. has arrived with his wife and
daughter. Miss Serena Hand, at their
cottage, Home Run, near the ball field.
Frman j. Ridgway, the New York
magazine publisher, has returned with
his family TO Garondah. his beautiful
estate in the outskirts of the village.
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WATER
GAP
PA.

4. T.. Sweeney, II. +. Maxwell, Mrs. G..
King and son and Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Woodworth and SON, of New York.
Surf House Mr. and Mrs. II. W.
Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. kopicle. )
NJ. Harrison. &. \. Callahan, Mrs. >.
Southern. Miss Southern. Mr. and Mrt.
4. II. wilkins ard Ms. ". Zimmerman,
Of New York.
Marlborough Mr.. and Mrs. Il. :.
Partridge. MIR. and Mrs. G. ". Walters,
Nr. and Mrs. f.. PEPPER. Mr'. +. Camp
boil. Mis- Campbell. Miss L. Mason,
Miss Anna Donovan, Walter Froomme'
J. T.. Priudlc. Mr. and Mrs. VI. Hola-
man. SIR. and Mrs. u. Missell. Mrs. ".
f. Kohlcr and J. II. Preston, OF Ne"
kenmore Nr. and Mrs. +. $. Hand,
Miss Edith Hand, Miss Harriet Louise
Kirkuatrick e.. \. Pope, Mr.. and Hrs.
i. Vi. Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs JOAN Z.
Fitzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Louis j.
Adrian. Arthur b. Chase, Mr. and Ny.
l.. Bennett Miss Alma j. Laird. Nj =.
Bessie s. shannon and J. Dunlop, Of
Now York
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bane's estate here. Her court in
cludcd a half dozen Of the resorts
prettist girls. 49,.
Homecoming day and politicians
day were features Of the carnival.
Ocean County candidates gathered here
OF Thursday to greet then friends.
Yesterday was homecoming day. 1t
brought back 10 the resort many
former summer visitors. Circus events,
concerts and exhibitions comprised
the programme.
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POINT PLEASANT.

Port Pleasant, y. j., July 1.-THE
four-day carnival was brought to a
successful close here tonight The
event attracted great crowd of
visitors TO the resort and provided an
entertainment in which everyone joined
with enthusiasm.
When votes were counted early in
the week it was found that Miss Flor
ence Cristin was the lucky girl to
reign as Queen over Point Peasants
first annual carnival. She was
crowned with regal pomp and cere-
mony Wednesday when the carnival
opened en- tho lawn of Arthur Bris-
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DEAL BEACH.

Deal Beach. y. j., July II. Deal and
South Elberon are rapidly coming into
prominence with fishermen along the
North Jersey coast, as news OF UNI
precedented catches of big bass during
the past week has reached every CLUB IN
this section. The record striped bass
thus far captured was taken by JACOB
Wertheim from his private pier here
on Tuesday. II tipped the scales at
thirty-six pounds. Mrs. Frank SIN
singer hung up new record for
women anglers along this section Of
the coast when she landed a striped
beauty weighing twenty-seven pounds
two ounces from the beach at FL
boron. Joe Cawthorn, the actor. got
one weighing twenty pounds seven
ounces.
Among the visitors az the Deal Golf
Club this week were Governor James
F. Fielder and Quartermaster General
{. Edward Murray. They made a
round in the morning, lunched at the
club and completed another round in
the afternoon.
There will be tennis tournament
the last of the month on the Casino
courts. Walter V. Fromme is arrang-
ing the affair. Tennis parties are
popular with young people here this
year. Miss kathryn Stiglets gave a
tennis party one day this week.
Fire Commissioner Robert NJ. Adam
son, of New York, who was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James VI.
Leopold, was shown how the firemen
of this resort do their tirc-hghting in
an exhibition run. A still alarm. sent
in from Mr.. Leopold's home, brought
the auto apparatus and with 1t num-
Der Of the millionaire members OF the
volunteer department.
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PORT KENT.

Por, Ken, y. Y, July 11.-Though
ssJ net defes. IN their FIRST match OF
:. ssson with The Plattsburg team,
as yoh players 81 the Champlain
Vs,ify Club, who are assembled al
l;s1b.ssg Hall, are undismayed, and
- daily practice Demonstrates that
k.f. IL 10 reason why the team should
4 - b The banner one Of the Adiron-
40 this hummer. ". A. Fcngom, VINO
based tne DlGpalow a. Trembleau
rs y one o. The best players among
fttent addition ~ the ranks Of the
oint IN W. Fcnson's party are
~ fensor1, Hizr Jean FensOm, Mas
,tf Kenneth Fensom and Miss u. Alice
PsrsDnr.
Or. and Nrz John r. Mclaughlin, o.
- BrorI, WnC are recent arrivals
siaoaZ ne member " the cottage col
DnT' have jo.red Mrs NcLaURhiin'E pa
rent, w. and Nrs. kdwaTd Rowan, a.
bftysirnf. tftir fImmcr place here.
lAsfe vas q large attcr. dance u me
t'tiage peop.c and hotel guests ~ a
sseftd concert he'd a. Trcmbleau Han,
=, Nh-c1 Hits Teresa Naier and Nis.h
ast Ifs.ek mere assisted NJ Joseph a.
HfNSr1ara.
Ter D.eaU ball continues % be
MIA fe,cfzYDos FIR bridal couple
hrnfynaDDn tripe. Three ar
neg t,2e,hsr early in The wcek IN
ts,t1 H. md Nrz p. HaebfDUck. Mr.
,te Hrz. J. 4 Cclwell. ~ New York.
20 W and Xfs T.. u. Vorden, Of
b<r, =. =.
ttsT " ne Vir.tDfs - TrembleaD
.s,s made tne trip ~ Auzsble ChaEn
70 number have aItO made the
.sFnf 81 Trembleau Mountain. q. y.
avs>h and tte NIsses Nar<Dn, Who
- W pfe party amending The noun.
made te Trip on an exceptionally
~ oSy, End uefe rewarded by ~"
.srngl yisw W and DOM the Cham -
bt1 vsifey
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CRESCO.

Crcsco, Penn, July II" The open
tennis tournament at Cresco was I'm
jsbed this week. Mrs. {. j. Park, OF
Hcw YORK, won the womans Singles
,,bilc william T. Toldcn, jr, Of Phila-
dol,bia. won the mems singles over b.
= usu. Of Mcrchantville. n. j. Mrs.
~ ~ - ryocd her way TO the finals with
I"' li,iie difficulty, and then defeated
~ V Paschall, Of Philadelphia, IN
mIiah, acts. 6 2, /. She was also
s ...sious in the women's doubles
49, 49, oa,taered with Miss l.. l.. Phil