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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
LONG BRANCH
Governor Fielder to Review
Firemen's Parade on Friday.

Long Branch, n. j., Aug. 1.--Goy-
ernor James f. Fielder will make his
second summer visit to Long branch
next week. when he will review the
1000 state fremen who will be on pa
rade next Friday. Plans for the two
day carnival that will replace the Dapy
parade will be completed at meeting
of the associated fire officers OF the
city next Monday night, at the Phil
Dalv hose house in I'd av. Chief JO-
sonh J. Schwartz is chairman, and nc
is being assisted by his associated Of
licers. Edward Reid and James Ennis,
ir and the head of the Department OF
Public Safety, Thomas V. Arrowsmlth.
features Of the carnival will be the
parade Oh Friday and the contests on
The parade. five miles long, will
start and finish in Ocean Park, and
will cover the cottage sections be-
tween North Long Branch and Elberon
The veterans will ride on a decorated
hose carriage, headed by the National
Association of Fire Engineers IN this
section of the state. Silver cups wsll
be awarded to the best appearing and
second best of the visitors and locals
and for the companies, both visitors
and locals, having the greatest number
Of men in lice.
The New Jersey towns and cities to
be represented in line besides Long
Branch are the following: Summit
Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, Elem.
ington, Asbury Park, Red Bank, Fail
Haven, West Long Branch, 0ceanport
Port Reading. Bernardsville, James
burg, Pemberton, Nutley, Monmouth
Beach, Allenhurst, 0akhurst, Chatham
South River. Hasbrouck Heights
Eatontown, Rumson and Seabright.
The contests. ten in number, four 70
visitors and four for locals, and tw,
| to be known as Estate awards" viii
; take place on the closing day. Tn,
"state awards" will be for horse anC
motor driven hose contests. The fou
[ for visitors and locals will be hool
and ladder and hose contests, bOtl
motor and horse driven.
I The weeks attractions have include,
shore dinners, harvest home suppers
card parties and dances. II has beel
one round of revelry in spite of tn
! weather.
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let. of New York. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Helen Adams, Of Brooklyn.
AVON.

Avon, Aug. PLANS, are under way
for the annual tennis tournament to be
staged on the courts of the Avon Ten
mis- Club the third week in August.
Last years meet was so successful that
this summers event is being arranged
on a larger scale than in the past Dr.
Frank G.. Angcny, of Jersey City, IS
chairman of the committee. Players
who are expected to feature in the
tournament are Edward d. Arnold, Earl
Bamberger, Arthur T.. Barlow, Philan-
der Belts, John Bingham, Charles Cos
grove. ir.. Samuel ID. Crater, John ii.
Durham, James ii. Emlen, George W.
Henderson, Alexander Lambert and
Morton Johnson.
A straw ride party 10 Clark's Land
ing. Point Pleasant, left the Avon Inn
wednesday morning. The guests spent
the day bathing, sailing, grabbing ana
canoeing. Among those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Mr.
and Mrs, Frederick Dawson, Miss Doro-
tbv Hamilton, Miss Hilda Hamilton,
Miss Edna Lander, Miss Hazel Bartlett
Miss Alice Loring, Miss Eleanor Wild
ing. Miss Rose Fleming, Benjamin VIII
Jams. Donald Kimball, Vernon FRAZER
Alexander Armstrong, Charles HoyI
Harrington Downing, Julius Livingston
and Sidney Fisher.
II is expected that as soon as the
Belmar Terrace dredging and bulkhead-
ing at the inlet is completed work on
an Avon development across Shark
River will be begun. A boom IN real
estate values is already noticeable IN
Belmar due largely to the inlet I'M
nroyement. and such an impetus is eX-
pected if the undertaking is launched.
Five hundred concrete pilings arc now
ready to be sunk, on which a sea wall
will be erected.
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KEANSBURG.

Keansburg, n. j., Aug. 1.-The voting
contest for queen Of the 1914 carnival
was opened this week and has proved
to he the chief topic of interest to the
hosts of friends of the contestants. The
contest has narrowed down to three of
the most popular and beautiful young
ladies on the beaeh-Miss Audrey
Jones. Miss Elsie Tompkins and Miss
Elizabeth Sullivan. The competition
closes Saturday, August 8.
Thursday, August 20, will be Gov
ernor's day of the carnival, when 1t IS
exneeted that Governor Fielder and
congressman Scully will be present.
The now famous baby parade will
eclipse any like pageant held in years,
proyided the interest shown is contln-
.ued. over $50 entrants have registered
from five states.
Recent arrivals include:
Hollywood John Degelman Miss NJ.
Page. Mrs. Il. Page, George Merkle, H..
Reahre, 2. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Lang, Mrs. j. Burg, j. Cline, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Simpson. Miss Maize Muir
ply, Harry Horn, Miss l.. May, Fred f..
Rembert and Dixie Taylor.
Sutherland Hpuse-Miss NJ. G. Hof-
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KINE0.

Kineo, Moosehead Lake, Me-, Az.
Golf furnished spectacular II
ures during the week for the larse =,
summer crowd gathered here. o'' !.
Z. Marcus. Of New York, erohs
amateur record for eighteen hO''' I,
the Kineo links in medal play CON-
tition, making 70.
Social life is the gayest eve es
al Kineo. A the dansant at tne ~
head Lake Yacht Club afternoon. 4
dancing at the large hotels &c. ..s,.
fills the time Of devotees oil thA'
ure. y,.oo ineIf
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l.. simpson, d
Harry c. Palmer, Mrs. Robert = D
horne. Miss Elizabeth osoosnss,
II J. Lamar Washington, h cSse &
Jennings and family, +; A. III vi )
family Thomas Jewell Hslio~Ssnau 'l
famiiy MIR. and Mrs. Henry n
wanger. Paul Feuchtwanger any ~ IL
Rnfus F.. Moore and daughter Mis-
Work and Miss Esther Jones, .arT s.
! Mckee and Mr.. and Mrs. hs"''
grist, Of Brooklyn.
For other Resort News see s'ia
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POINT PLEASANT.

Point Pleasant, n. j., Aug. Sen
ator Charles Hennessey, of Bergen
County, and Assemblyman Charles
Fiske, of Hudson County, have been
here this week in the interests of an
inland waterway connecting Barnegat
Bay with the Manasquan River. Both
arc members of the Appropriation Com
mittec of Inland Waterways, and are
optimistic over the early construction
of a canal.
The management of the Hotel Leigh
ton will entertain Thursday evening
with a minstrel show, the proceeds OF
which will be given TO local charities
The young people Of the resort are tax,
ing an active interest in the AFFAIR and
arc in training under Harold Howard,
we'll known in amateur circles IN New
York
Among the arrivals at the hotels this
week are:
Tho Leighton-Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Smith, Charles A. Conaust, Mrs. NJ.
Hamilton, +. II. Hamilton, Walter L.
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shep-
pard, Miss Louise Sheppard, Miss Winl-
fred Smith, Mrs. Warren A. Miller, Il.
Hinsh, II. w. Sartonis, Edwin Baucker,
VI. c. Griffin. b. T. Hammond, &. IL.
Leigh and c. S. Griffin, of New York.
The Carrollton Mrs. NJ. j. Kelly, II.
T. de Mena, James F. Callies, A. II.
Lehman, J. c. Bigalke, NJ. Olsen, Mr..
and Mrs. William IL. Corfu, G. L. Ha.
ger, NJ. Il. Corbin, Robert Rosenfeld,
Mrs. X. Lickerabadt, l.. l.. Ransom, K.
]. Murphy, Charles Jagels, Charles ia
gels, jr., Miss Genevieve Martinez, Miss
Adelaide Reville.
Pine Bluff Inn-John L. Hazard, Mr..
and Mrs. +. McCrea, Louis Smith, Miss
Emma Clifford, Walter +. Ring, Stephen
Day, J. A. f. Valentine, Of New York;
Theodore r. Chancellor, Mrs. c. ID.
Down and Francis Down, Of Brooklyn.
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SEABRIGHT.

Seabright, n. j., Aug. 1.-The sum-
mer colony here has been having ex-
cellent luck fishing for weakfish in the
Shrewsbury River. Weaks are biting
better in the Shrewsbury than at any
other point along the coast.
Summer society here made an event
Of the opening of the Monmouth Beach
Tennis Club. The Grecian pavilion on
the club grounds was crowded. Tea
was served by Mrs. David H. Bates, jr,
Mrs. L. Rodney Berg and Mrs. John o..
Dale. It was announced that a tennis
tournament has been arranged for the
first week in September.
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THE BERKSHIRES
TN SUMMER MOOD
Social Affairs in the FarsFamed
Hills Are Many and of
Great Interest.

Lcuox. Aug. 1.-The beginning OF
August finds tho hotels filled and social
affairs at both the Curtis Hotel and
the Hotel Aspinwall arc OBTAINING tour-
ists passing through on tours over the
various scenic motorwsys. Mrs. Victor
Hugo Starrsk, of Vienna, wife of Cap
tain Starrak, OF the Austrian army
who is passing the season at the Cur
tbs. has given several pleasing concerts
for the guests. Captain StarraS rs on
years leave of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel d. Barber, OF New
York. who are at the Hotel ASplnWaH'
have given a series Of dances. Among
tho quests at the hotel arc Colonel
and Mrs. Henry KearRey, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis d. Hoyt, MIR. and Mrs. LaneaS-
Ter Morgan. Nh and Mrs. II. b. Cut
ting, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. hutchinson
Nr. and Mrs. Henry Shoemaker MI;
and Mrs. James W. White, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas W. Fowler, Mrs. Anna .;
lMcBurney, Miss Alice J. C!app' Mr.. ana no
Mrs. J. b. Smell, Mr.. and MRS r. =
Munson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Sma1n le
MIR. and Mrs. Orson Hoyt, Mr. ana MIs.
Charles W. Clark, Mr., and MIS- OhSiIeS
". l.. Roche, Of New York.
The Curtis Hotel has been beauu-
fully decorated all this week WIN an,
nuais and perennials from the h0'e'
ssr5ens Among the guests at the no,
fcl are Mrs. James r. Jesup, MI. aHG
Mrs Adrian B. Herzog, Mrs. FRANK H.
UamiltoD. Mrs. s. s. Fabricotl, MISS
t1sion Gbsce. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Hast
i1cs Miss Hastings, Mrs. George r
Cbrsdy Colonel i. 5. Cornell, MIS-
CHARLES 6. Draper, Miss Draper, MIS-
= r Lewis. Mrs. William Carroll, MIS-;
smith. Mrs. T. Scribner, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. w. Charles and family.
Lenox cottagers are, very mu tSn
pleased with the purchase OF III, rie
Grccnleaf property for country cICp'
y, ;IIia,r douglas Sloane furnished the
-. Tor the purchase of the prop
-. The plan for the transfer OF the
- Climb to new locality was
--'orgcd out by Robert W. Paterson
Mo Is very much interested IN the
club.
Mrs GiraHd Fosters winning htteen
Trst awards for sweetpeas at the LehoN
so,,,,r eboyy was one of the greatest
iriumphs by an exhibitor IN the Len 10 \
sbovs where there is always the
closest competition. The second largest
winner was Mrs. Robert Winthrop,
Mr. -. william B. o. Field and Miss
Clcmentina Furniss also showed many
varieties.
Women will judge the LenoX 20, DTg
show. Mrs. Madge Thorpe. Mrs; W III
;am T. Drew, Mrs. S. Dawes IallI1I'
Mrs. Merrill +. Gates, Jr, wlll each Ge
seem in the Lenox show Judging 'he'I
specialtieS.
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BAR HARBOR MAY
DANISH RAGTIME
Movement Started to Have New
Steps Danced to Strains of
Classic Music.

Bar Harbor, Aug. AT the Build
ing of.Arts this week movement was
inauagurated 10 elevate dance music
The sponsor is Miss Bell Gurnee, oil
New York. The idea is TO dance the
new steps to classic music and bansh
ragtime from the ballroom. Miss Cur
nee hopes the public will realize the
beauty and grace that come from the
innovation and that the movement Will
become universal Henry Lin, conduc-
tor Of the American Symphony, of New
York. revised music for the dances;
For the one-step he adapted the Second
Symphony from List, the Spanish
Dance from Moskowski, and the Chan-
son Sans Paroles from Tschaikowskl.
Tho tango was danced TO his own COM
positions, and selections from Beetho-
ven were used for the make.
Also al the Building Of Arts was the
first of series of concerts by the
Boston symphony Orchestra. they
were uniuue in that the nrst part oil
the performance was devoted TO classic
selections and the latter part was
given on the lawn for promenade.
Tea was served from tables on the
green.
Tsrce galleries witnessed the ladies'
s;rcles on the Swimming Club courts,
yybicb were the first. of the season.
otLer functions included a dinner, at
which General Horace Porter was most;
a luncheon party given at the Swim
ming Club by Mrs. J. Livingston Lee,
and q dinner. at which Mr.. and mrs
Frncsto Fabbri entertained fourteen
1,,ccts Al Seal Harbor Mrs. Marcus
a Hanna was hostess at a Dinner
dance. and Mr. and Mrs John y. kocke-
foIicr in rave a luncheon az Eyre.
The coming week promises TO be the
most festive Of the season or account
If the bal au fond dc Ia mer TO DC
80, nv Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Mihln
1oeds nj Greenway Court Friday even,
mo II will be the motif Tor several
leo dinner parties. Among those
y,bo will entertain are Mr.. ana Mrs.
naye Henuen Morris, who will have
nartv Of thirty; Mrs. r. Hall Meteor
mict Mrs. william =. Draper and Mrs.
JoSenb Pulitzer, who Will have house
a,,,.,sts for the occasion. Arriving at
Chatwold Thursday will be Mr.. and
Mrs Keech. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clark,
Pbilip Mills. Frederick Cruger, Howard
TAYLOR. N. G. Thwaits and MISS Coiief
ali of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
g. Wellman are also guests OF Mrs
Pulitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardness, OF
New York, are here on board theif
yacht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arson and MISS
Emery, Of New York. have
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MISS DOROTHY GREY. ATTENoANT-To QUEEN


mann. Miss Grace Rohde, Louis
Schmidt, Casper Herbert, G. A. Her
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Ogilvie, James
Ogilvie, J. J. Heating, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Glover. Miss Helen Glover, Miss NJ
Weir, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Agnes
Murray.
Grube's Cottage Mr.. and Mrs; A.
Corcoran. Miss D. Dillon, Dir. and Mrs.
w. O'Cann, Mrs. NJ. Delthy, Mrs: l..
Schley. Mrs. c. Peck, n. Stedcnfeld,
Miss Hausmann, F. Baldauf, julius
Melza, Joseph Amnis and Miss MI
Mcnnrmntt
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SEA GRIT.

Sea Grit. n. j., Aug. 1.-Govcrnor
and Mrs. James F. Fielder rendered the
Little White House on Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the Ann May
Memorial HOspitel, at Spring Lake. The
evenings entertainment consisted of a
musical and dance. Among the soloists
was Mrs. Clarence Milford Hunt, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. The
Fourth Regiment Band of New Jersey
contributed, as did also the string
quartet from the Essex and Sussex Ho-
lei. An exhibition dance was given by
Miss Gertrude McKcnna and Maurice
Flynn.
Governor and Mrs. Fielder were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. James. b.
Clemens and Mrs, yelling G. Siekel.
Other ladies who were responsible for
the success Of the affair were Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kuser, Mrs. $. NJ. Although and
Mrs. Harry Il. Williamson.
Invitations were sent out early this
week by Governor and Mrs. Iislder Tor
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arrived at The Turrets after spending
several months abroad.
Miss Julia Calhoun. Of New York,
is the guest of Mrs. Hunt Platt.
Mrs. John West Horner, Of New
York. will arrive this week to be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Saint Cyr
al the Silver Birches.
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SEASON UNDER WAY AT SHORE RESORTS
Bathing, Bo attn 8,
Tennis and Golf
Are i'm Highest
vor.

+, The Long Branch Visiting Nure
,.ln ne tj"n held its annual card pad,
llss .Sn VT. End Shore Club, while ~
q, 1 III connected with 81. LukA
cLnrcb vent on an outing to Goo4
Neck on Wednesday, where a shon.
49, nnor was enjoyed. Three harysf
home ne suppers we're held in as mag
nights. ..,,- -. kan bo-. IL.
- ,Isnning for their first state \
" mil" 10 be held here next moai
,gben forty lodges and ten thousaN
,,enbers are expected to parade.
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MS S1ELSlE GREY
ATTENDANT TO 0OEEh
TITANlA XIV

and bridge, colonists this week had a
diversion in the way of after dinner
tbeatricaIs, when "The Climax" was
put on by a society cast at the Larcom
Theatre on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the fund for the relief Of
the Salem fire sufferers. II cost 50
al least to sit for the show, and a
sum running close 10 $4,000 Will be
realized from the affair.
Mrs. Bryce ]. Allan, Mrs. Reginald
\. Boardman, Mrs. Neal Rantoul, Mrs.
George Won /. Meyer. jr., and Mrs.
Bayward Warren directed the affair,
and Mrs. Augustus Peabody Gardner
contributed the theatre for the evening.
Miss Hope Norman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Norman. who has just
returned to the Cove after a visit with
Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont At Newport, was
the mistress of properties. Society
girls were ushers for the affair.
A number will come on from New
York on Wednesday for the wedding
Of Miss Alice Appleton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis R. Appleton, Of
New York City. TO Clarence Hay, son
Of the late Secretary OF State and Mrs.
John HAY. The ceremony VIII be at tne
Ipswich Ascension Memorial Church
and will be performed by the Rev
Roland Cotton Smith. Of Washington.
One of the society events Of the sea-
son will take place on Tuesday, when
Miss .Hilda Rice. leader in the Myopia
younger set, will become the bride Of
Frederick Aver, jr. The ceremony will
take place at the home Of the bride, at
Turner Hill, and will be followed by a
large reception. A honeymoon trip
abroad is planned.
Judge and Mrs. William H. Moore, Of
ROckmarge. Pride's Crossing, have been
entertaining their son, Paul Moore, Of
New York City. Judge and Mrs. Moore
are expecting Edward Small Moore and
his family on from Chicago next week
for a stay.
Eagle Rock, the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Clay Frick, is lively
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Prick and their
daughter, Miss Helen Prick, arrived
Yesterday from a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Pittsburgh
and New York.
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VIRGINIA HOPE KELSEY 70 DE CROWNED TTAN'HAV
QUEEN OF THE ASBURY PARK BABY CARNIVAL

a luncheon on Friday at the summer
home of the state executive. Ii was /.
attended by many friends and promi- /.
nent Jerseymen. This was the second /
of the series to extend throughout the /.
summer.
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PTTTSFIELD.

pi,ts6eld, August 1.-R. Russell
Even and Miss Josephine Even gave a
urettv dancing party at the MaPiewood
,sis week. There has been much IN
te,est I'm tennis at the country ciuO tnis
week. hotel guests competing
Among the MaplewOOd patrons are are
AZ and Mrs. Thomas Newbold' MISS
Nsrv n. Newbold, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A.
Pvt1am. the Rev. and Mrs. j. . Mason
clark. Mrs. Francesca Garcia Wli,"r
csreia Mr. and Mrs. Robert ); heileI,
M and Mrs. J. II. PynehonS MI ana
Mrs. G. A. Prelier.
Iobp Alden Spoor will entertain the
Round Table, at Blythewood; M0nday;
Tosoph II. Choate is one OF tne hounu
r.blc who attends every meeting
Mp and Mrs. S. Cobb Coleman and
Miss Coleman have arrived at 1nelr
new country place in Pittshelo' lney
VIII viii pass the remainder Of the season
there.
Marshall KernochaR will arrive from rom
llewnort the last Of August; Mr'
Kcrnocbsn composes music at bol il
JaIe. the. country place OF MS iho'"ei'
Mrs. william Pollock
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BEVERLY
Much Social Activity in Sum-
mer Colony There.

beverly, Mass, Aug. with the
usual ATTRACTIONS in the way Of golf
polekyaehting and tepnis a. the eoun-
~ s,ss. IuneheOnsf dinners, dances
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ALLENHU RST.

Mrs. A. &. [ derwood. Frank O'Reilly
and A. Weiss, Of New York.
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sTOCKBRIDGE.

stockbridge, Aug. July was inc
,iyorest month in the history OF
Heaton Hall. A large company were
entertained and many dances and
cvents took place. Miss Dorothy WiI-
coz daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ); H.
,WiIcov. who passed July at the nall'
was guest Of honor at a farewell am
~, and dance.
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Among those recently arrived AZ
1tcaton Hall are Mr.. and Mrs. ~ MOT MOI
Gan Parker, Mrs. NJ. {. Asnwel' h'I9
NurieT Ashwen, Mr.. and Mrs. IL, ~. q.
Morse, Miss Morse, Mr: ana NIP I; Lam I%nH
- AZ, and Mrs. W. X. Bassett,
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FFivolity Reigns
, Where Old Ocean
Sweeps White
s IN q.

members and their friends. Among
thos E entertaining parties were Mr.,
and Mrs. " W. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elh1idgc Gerry Snow, MIR. and Mrs J.
b, Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.,
and Mrs Hunter Narston, Mr.. and
Mrs. =, rsyson Hatch, I'd, and others.
Mrs. Zion n. Hooker and her sister
in-law, Miss Hooker, arc at their sum-
MGR residence, in Rock Ridge. here, and
VIII leave the first OF August TO join Mr..
Hooker and tho other members of the
family al their summer home in South
amptoB, where they viii pass the re-
mainder Of the season.
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Casino dances have been arranged
sor cscb Saturday night in August.
Miss Marian Hague is chairman OF the
-.ll 80 Other members are Mrs.
T WnItcr p. Eaton and Mrs. Carl A. dc
., " az Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven ard Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
s I;a will give dinners to-nigats De! De,
fo sI' the N dance for young people OF the
colonies
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dance was given at the Red Lion
In Sstvydav night, to which the cot
t ~ we're invited Arriving at the
. i .,,l, ,SsTc Mr.. and Mrs. D. K: Moore
I'M I'm Stetson. G. A. Lewis, Mss A. A.
Ie,y;s Mir and Mrs. II. p. st; John,
~" AID Mrs. J. B. Seybert, Mr.. and
Ms John w. Gummaek, Miss MafgeIy
G Cum DR.. and Mrs. Dwight smith
"a NJ. and Mrs. +. V. Watson
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Ida A SEELY, IN

MALE AND fEMAlssgsv
EMPLOYMENT Ass sas ~, AZ
!, % W, Pa ON - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arson and Miss
Emery, Of New York have
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period of forty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public 10 1872.
From small beginning 1t has grown
10 favor and popularity until it has
attained a world wide reputation.
You will find nothing better for a
cough or cold. Try 1t and you will
understand why 1t is a favorite after
period OF more than forty years. 1t
not only gives relief-it cures. For
sale by all dealers. adv
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COUNTY OFFICERS

State Senator p. w. johnson
Members of House OF Representatives
Roger G. Wearne, William H. Edeblute,
Charles A. Norton. William. f. Sargent.
County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
d. E. Dandy.
Judge of District Court r. N. Dunn
County Attorney N. d. Wernette
County Assessor Chas. E. Acton
County Treasurer Robt. +. Kercheval
County Surveyor A. o. Modlin
County Supt. OF Schools r. c. Egbers
Sheriff A. p. Bailey
County Commlssioners.-1s District. ON
Downie; End District. F. W. Esgate; 3rd
District, l. A. Libby.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

There Is nothing more discouraging
than q chronic disorder OF the
stomach. Is 1t not surprising that
many suffer for years with such an
ai!ment when permanent cure is
within their reach and may be had
for triflc? "About one year ago"
says P. II. Beck, OF Wakelee, Mich,
II bought a package of Char berlain',
Tablets, and since using them l have
felt perfectly we'll. l had previousl,
used any number OF different medi
cines, but none Of them were Of an,
lasting benefit" For sale by all
dealers. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

II every country merchant will
spend as much OF his profits in good,
honest advertising, In proportion. as
the mail order houses do. he will have
but little trouble with mail order
competition. Gov. Hodges of Kansas.