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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-04-23

The latest reports that have been
received up to the time of going to
press indicate that it will be impos-
sible for the United States govern
ment to avoid going to war with Mexi-
co. Advices of the preliminary steps
are contained on the insert pages of
this issue, and the very latest develop
ments are given herewith in bulletin
form Jas they we're received at the
Press Office through the Golf Press
Service:
IL O'Clock Noon.
Tehauntevec railroad across Mexico
has been closed. Hawaiian steamers
being diverted to Panama.
Charge Algara made formal demand
for passports.
Mayo says twelve hundred Ameri-
cans on British and German ships at
Tampico by courtesy of commanders;
more fiocking from interior.
Americans in Mexico city apprehen-
sive; strong demonstrations against
them.
1 O'Clock D. m.
Washington hears that Carranza and
Huerta have united to oppose Ameri-
cans at Tampico.
Toxic dispatch says most Jap news
papers conservative in war comment.
Several suggest taking advantage
American embarrassment.
Eight Americans killed, thirty
wounded yesterday.
Vera Cruz embargo on export arms
ammunition to Mexico reestablished
at border this morning.
2:21 p. m.
O'Shaughenessy arrived Vera Cruz
says Huerta will formally declare wal
very soon. Algara was handed pass
ports this afternoon, will leave 10
night.
Zapata leader southern Mexico
rebels formally declares war against
United States and is preparing to take
take field actively.
American Smelling company has or
dered Mexican mines and smelters
closd Immediately. Employees ordered
! to leave Mexico. Mexicans destroying
railroads in northern Mexico.
3:55 p. m.
washington officials anxious to ge
information of Villas whereabouts
Have lost trace of his recent move
ments. Has been learned Villa helped
prepare Carranza's defiant message t.
Washington. Also reported Villa salt
he can get twelve thousand men int
El Paso in forty-eight hours, and tina
he thought it wise to teach tn
"gringoes" a lesson early in the game
British government has ordered it
subjects out of Mexico.
Senate has passed five hundre
g thousand dollar resolution to hel
S Americans out of Mexico.
American troops on border narrow
ly prevented Mexicans destroying In
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Narragansett Pier.

Special Correspondence of The star.
NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. L.. July
24-Yachting and the national polo. tour
nament with tennis and golf at the Point
Judith Country Club We're the principal
diversions of the week at Narr: :;ansett
Pier. On Saturday the race of the yachts
Resolute, Vanitie and Defiance presented
fine marine spectacle as witnessed from
Ocean road. and many of the cottagers
motored along the road to Point Judith
to obtain a view of the yachts as they
sailed through Narragansett bay.
The annual polo tournament opened
here on Saturday with special match
between Piping Rock and Bryn Mawr.
series.
Mrs John c. Poor of Washington.
d. c.. who is member of the summer
colony here. gave several dinners during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs Wharton Poor of Flush
ing l.. l.. are spending the summer with
Mrs. Poor at Flat Rock cottage.
Lieut. Theodore S. Wilkinson, u. s. NJ,
who participated in the fray at Vera
Cruz. and who has been promoted from
the rank of ensign in the navy to lieu
to join his mother. Mrs. Ernest Wilkin-
son, at her villa, 'Rosalind.' on Central
street.
Mrs c. d. w. Gibson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Gibson. of New York.
who arrived here from Dark Harbor, Me.
recently are at the Arlington for the
summer
Mrs Gibson's daughter. Mrs. Alfred NJ.
Hopkins of Washington is also here for
Evening star., 1914-07-26

other afternoon. entertaining a party
from Montreal, in which was Sir Mon
tague Allan. who remained for dinner
and the dance afterward
Lady Taylor. one of the most smartly
gowned women of the summer colony,
of black chiffon beautifully embossed
with. flowers done in threads of gold. the
chiffon being drAped over one shoulder
and falling to one side of the skirt and
from there into a demi train. The under
bodice was of fine gold lace. which was
in evidence on the undraped shoulder.
The Hon. Miss TAYLOR wore a dainty
gown of white satin with bodice of white
chiffon trimmed with crystal beads. a
wide girdle of blue satin with a bouquet
of rosebuds and forget-me-nots adding a
contrasting note
For the dance Mrs Casgrain wore a
superb gown of silver lace combined with
gray and silver brocade. Miss Casgrain' S
gown was metallic hrocade in tones OF
old rose old blue and silver draped over
a petticoat of cream net edged with en-
broidery in beads of the same colorS as
the brocade. a girdle and implements
of pearls and colored crystals formed the
only trimming.
OF course the dancing fever has taken
possession of Murray Bay as 1t has OF
everybody and every place. and the the
dansants held Tuesdays and Saturdays
at the Manor are quite the most popu-
lar diversions of any. Miss Margaret
Mason, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grant Mason of New York. entertained a
noon, and others entertaining were Lady
Williams-Taylor. Col. and Mrs. Scott,
Miss Casgrain and the Misses Newhouse
of Orange and Mrs. Henry Wiley and the
Misses Elizabeth and Alberta Wiley OF
Washington. Dancing was general.
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White. George " hite. ir.. Aloszo White.
Nafle Scott. Gfac" iienjamin. Edwin c.
Ernest liHlss Blackburn and wife. II.
g. Robertson. Harry Weidman. II. r.
iison- n II Mark. Joseph Gawrey. II.
:. Ruppcrt. Bcss,e FIohr. Rehina Apple
st'n lsnces * Morton. Nj and Mrs.
\ Il NNlie ana j. J. Cottrsll and wife.
The followi;l= Washingt"r.ans are guests
At IN" New AuAnta Hotel. Philip Addi-
son. " NJ. Iardsrea and son. Nj @. Huh-
mean. \ r. '9rover. +. a. Rurnop and
wiie. Henry e. Stien aud wifi" H. II Nc
'i.e ard wife. ! : rreinhut A J. Wieg-
n;&n and i. l.. Ferdow. The following
aie storrin-, at the Walcott House: Theo-
i"re Jones Il. :. kiene, Elsie Tiison.
Jessie N SUtnard Frank NJ. ocle H. C.
TaNlnr. Gerald iiermeSky. Iohn \. An
d"rson. VI. T Euhank. f. II Humphrey
and wif. y Is coates. II. Il. Anthony
]. VI Carter and NJ. Wright Those stop
ping at the King George House are DR.
Harrison. Mr Marsdale. Miss Nellie
Wa!lson. Jeannette Heron. y r. Nelli-
her j Francis Moore. Earnest Knapp
and Arthur l.. Nuapp. The following
are gucsts nj ENrd'S hotel: !. l.. Arnold.
Sarah T. tieary. J. II. Clark. W NJ MAJ
tin. James T. Cole. Eiva Mcnamara. c.
c. Boswell and wife Mrs NJ Stein and
child. Mrs. II Bush and l.. r. Mctireg-
OrN.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Bar Harbor.
'cial Correspondence of The Star


BAR HARBOR. Me .Julv a2-Tb.
iauies soif tournament at the Kebo Val
ley Club was the main event of
'he week IN athletic circles. Among
those taking part were Mrs. John Jacob
Astor Mrs. Gouverneur Morris. Mrs. Gift
ford Cochran Mrs. Mason Phelps. the
MISSES Phelps, Miss Katherine Force,
Mrs. Harriet Ogden. Mrs. A. Murray
Young. Miss JEANNE Emmett, Miss NJ.
= Millett Miss Helen Walcott Mrs. John
7. Linzee. Mrs. Walter j. Clothier, Mrs.
Oliver j. Wells, Miss Catherine Porter
and Miss Elizabeth Porter.
Next week the first of the tournaments
at the Swimming Club, when tennis will
occupy the center of the stage, will begin.
This is a match in ladies' singles and
Will be fitting prelude for the men s
singles Tor the championship of the state,
which begin the following week For all
the matches the entries close the Satur-
day previous This year the title holders
will have to play their way up through
the tournament. instead of meeting the
winner, as in the, past. This was figured
out by the tennis committee as giving the
title holder too much of an ADVANTAGE
over those who had fought their way up
from the bottom through a series of more
or less eXhausting matches.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock gave a dinner
Thursday night for her guest, Miss Helen
Walcott of Washington. as well as a tea
in her honor Friday afternoon
Miss Dorothea Fremont Smith enter
tanned a party of eight at dinner Friday y
evening. in honor of her guests. Miss
Helen Jones and Lee Jones of Pittsburgh.
Among those present were Miss Helen
Walcott. Miss Phelps and Mr.. Cushman
Mrs. R. Hall Mccormick entertained a;
luncheon Friday at Mizzentop. her guests
including Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris. Mrs
j. Pierrepont Edwards. Mrs: ~. W.
Seeley. Mrs Platt Hunt. Mrs. Edward
Coles Mrs. Campbell Steward. Mrs. Mel
son B. Williams. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs
R Mccormick Goodhart.
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Colonial Beach.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. July 23.-The sea-
son Of 1914 bids fair to be the most sue
cessful Colonial Beach has experienced
in many years. Preparations are being
made by the Messrs. ]. Langley and Will
liam L. Heron for monster tourna-
ment to form a part of the annual car
nival this year, and they plan to make
1t the largest event of its kind ever held
IN this section of the country. The first
week in August has been designated as
Colonial week. and set aside for the
usual pleasures and merrymaking that
accompany this ancient custom Efforts
are being made on the part of several
business men of the town to organize a
base ball club to compete for the inde-
pendent championship of Virginia Mr..
Arthur Bliss of Washington is a guest at
the Breakers. Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Lamb
and son Of Washington. with theiA nieces,
the Misses Ruth and Helen Humphries
and Miss Mary Langley. are summerinG
at the beach. Mr.. E. F. Riley is at the
New Willard. Mr.. Robert Koontz is a
guest at the .Westmoreland Mr. Valen-
tine scannell of New York city is stop
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Asbury Park.


Special Correspondence of The Star.
ASBURY PARK. n. J.. July 24.-Mid
season diversions in Asbr.ry Park Offered
the summer visitor varied program
The state canoe regatta on Deal lake
drew thousands of spectators to the
course. The entry list included the best
paddlers in New Jersey and the finishes
Were close and exciting.
The regatta was the greatest canoe re-
vival in the history of the resort More
than $40 canoes were on the lake. many
of the visiting canoeists having also ship
ped their craft to the city.
The New Monterey numbers among its
patrons Mr.. and Mrs. &. Sil'lcr. jr.: the
Misses Silden and Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Rapley of WASHINGTON MI end Mrs
George f. Stfcl of Wheeling. w Va,
are also sImmerinS here
Registered at the Bristol is y. |. See
man of Richmond. Va
Among the late arrivals ut the Plaza
are Mrs g. Greenleaf. Mrs. o Stecker.
Il. Towns and Mrs. J. 3. Henderson and
child of WASHINGTON
Miss l.. TAYLOR of Washington is at
the ST George.
Norfolk. Va. is represented at the
Kenlworth by Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ Jor.s-
The Colon numbers among its arrivals
W. g. Coleman. r. RGincy. Miss Dawes.
Miss l.. Golden. F.. i. Nthmc. +. James.
Miss -Adria Johns and Louis Schrct OF
Washington.
Summering at the Albion are Miss
Blanche GRAY and +. ii. Mcdowell If
Washington.
Late arrivals at tE" Hotel Brnns'T!ck
include Judge and Mrs. X +. Goodwin
of Washington.
Southerners at the West End include
Virgin Hall of Clark<burs. w Va; J. "
Graham. Thomas ~ Moore. J. NJ
Rodgers and George t,SSl@ston of Roa-
noke. Va: Mrs. z. c. Claiiin and Miss
Marguerite Claffn of Washington
p c Hubbard of LynchaurS. Va. is
at the Normandie-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Mitchell of Rich
mond Va is registered at the Mari
borough.
Mr. and Mrs. john l.. Hcndrickson of
FredericH. Md. are visitors at the
Bristol.
J. c. ZeIIey of Washington is stopping
at the Hamilton
Washington is represented at Nassau
Hall by +. $ Martin. Clinton Martin and
Z. c. kinally.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
ing with his mothcr for the summer.

ping with his mother for the summer.
The following are guests at the Colonial
Beach Hotel: G. +. Stack. +. ]. Lar
ham. H. c. Schott. wife and child: Miss
Ethel Spaulding. Miss a. Thompson.
Langdon Delany. s. l.. King. j. G
Wright. \. 5. Cook. Mrs. !. W. Eogiy.
Ester and Aubrey BoSly. J. +. Wilson
Childron. F. c. Giden y. B. Wood. q. +.
Dow and wife. Hubert Allison. John +.
McGue. w. ]. Hines. Mrs. NJ. b. Freham-
ington. ]. H. Rohey. H. r. Havcnnor.
Mrs Riley. f. l.. Hutchisom. Adam i.
Westly and family. J. F. Miller. 6. Kun
mer w. f: johnson and wife NJ. \. and
W NJ. Griffin. Frank Hile. Mrs f. A.
Flags. Mrs. X Garner. j. Edwards. John
r. Pea:se. Miss Adaline Fiage. Edward
.'almer and VI. +. Bai;y
Washingtonians stoppinc at the Break
ers are: {. H. Lowrey and family. L. 7
Walker. George II. Copenhaver. Il. Hunt
inston. V f. Jaeger. II, o. Donohue. F.
G. HUM. II. :. Mothershead T. H
II. -Alboueh. Mr.. and Mrs. Griifen MI
and Mrs. Meyers. Miss Fay Meyers. j.
T. O'Neil and wife. Mrs. r. p. Hazelton.
W. H. Dennam and wife. Mr.. Criser and
Mrs. F. Sellers. Mrs. Amelia Voimec.
Herman koss Mr.. and Mrs G. Dood F.
NJ. Dyer. T. Murphy. s. W. +. Wier-
man. S; a: Mccarthy. A. L. Wesman.
- l. w llllafnS ana WIG. l. florence ana
Mercedes Cook. ]. w. Travers. r. y.
Brown. A. NJ. Windsor r. V. Shaw. Will
bur w. Gale.
Mr.. L. A. Corridan from the Philippine
Islands and Mr.. II. Morse OF
Peking. China. together with the
following Washingtonians. are stop
ping at the Linwood: Mss Mel
lie Spaulsberry. r. @. Lamb. Louis
krupshaw. B. Earnet. o. Atlas. T W
Douglas. II. c. Cockrill. Mr.. J. A. DAILY
and family r H Kanlain Mr. I -
Grier. Miss Sellers. Miss Flyn.. George
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Murray Bay.

| Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POINTE-A-PIC. Province of Quebec
Canada, July 23.-This is banner season
| for MURRAY Bay-hotels and cottages are
filled with summer folk. and the quaint
! little French village of Pointe-a-P.c
nesting on the shore of the bay, is gay
and happy. for the more visitors, the
| more silver be it American. English or
Canadian. for all coins are good here and
the native. or. as he is known here the
"habitant." gladly moves out of his cot
tage. if perchance he can lease it for the
summer and takes up his abode with his
family In another. smaller dwelling on
his land. built for just such an emer-
gency as this. The cottage of the hab!-
tant is not to he despised here, where the
simple life still makes its appeal Former
President Taft and his family occupy
just such modest house. and their near
est neighbors Mr.. Charles p. Taft of Gin
cinnati. Mrs and Miss Louise Taft are
domiciled in the same sort of old-fash-
ioned colonial French cottage.
Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the for
mer President by the way has guests
from Washington, Miss Sophie Johnston
and Mr. George Heron. for whom she
gave picnic Tuesday. a party of young
folks going to Frazier Falls for the day.
The Taft household will be augmented
the 1st of the month by the arrival of
the eldest son of the family. Mr.. Robert
Taft, and his fiancee. Miss Martha Bow
ers of Washington. daughter of the late
Solicitor General Bowers. Mr.. Taft and
Miss Bowers will probably be married
this autumn, and Miss Bowers brother
will also be married about the same time
to Miss Louise HELEN, also Of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Horace Taft. brother of the for
mer President, is also expected from
Watertown. Conn. the 1st of the month.
Miss Mabel Boardman. who in the Taft
administration was jokingly referred to
as the feminine member of the rPesi-
dents cabinet. will later be a guest of the
Tafts if affairs at Salem will permit Miss
Boardman as head of the Red Cross be-
ing much occupied in the relief arrange
ments for the sufferers Of the big fire.
Mrs. James Grosvenor and the Misses
Gilbert have opened their cottages and
their gardens are the pride of Murray
Bay.
At the Nahoir Richelieu there ara
spending the summer Mrs. Casgrain, wife
of Senator Casgrain of Montreal, and her
son and daughters, Mrs. Strang and Miss
Casgrain: also Lady Carom and Lady
Gibbons.
Sir Frederick William Taylor of Mon
treal is here for some weeks. with Lady
Williams-Taylor and the Hon. Miss VIII
liams-Taylor.
Lady Williams-Taylor was hostess at
one fthe semi-weekly the-dansants the
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Cape May.

Special Correspondence of The star.
! CAPE MAY. y. j.. July 25.-Several
well known persons have been made Of
| ficers of the Cape May horse show, which
| is set down for August %.
! An historical find of interest to Wash
instonians is a register of the Mansion
; House, which hotel was burned in 1851
; This old book contains tine names of
| these persons who patronized the hotel
! in the summers of 1899 to 1880 inclusive.
, Almost on the opening pages of the book
| is the signature of Mrs Quitman, wife
| Of Gen John Anthony Quitman, who was
| BON iii Rhineback, y. V in 17:9 and
who st'ccessively moved to Pennsylvania,
t.icn To ohio and finally at Natchez,
Miss. becoming chancellor of that state
major general in the Mexican war, Gov
ernor of Mississippi and afterward a
ineiih"r OF CoEgi esS. Almost every page
OF the book contains the autographs of
peop!e nationally prominent from all over
the Mon August 1G. 1877. Henry Clay
was ITS guest. in company with John NJ
CLAYTON. then United States senator from
delaware and afterward Secretary of
state. Judge Nicholas Dean of New
OK came down by steamer with a party
OF - also the register shows he invited
the mil boy of the slashes'' to visit
New loik. which invitation Clay declined
at that time. In 1919 it shows the visit
OF Abraham Lincoln. who came on the
ilst of July.
The dance at the Marine Casino Mon
daN nlSnt last was one the most select
events which has taken place here for a
number of seasons Only those holding
invitation tickets could be admitted The
scenes around the Cape May Casino were
a repetition of the scenes around the
Newport Casino when fashionable events
ar" gwen there. 1t is estimated that
nearly 800 automobiles were backed UP
against the curbs for more than two
blocks distance from the place. and
among those who took part in the event
cities of the country.
Mrs Samuel Willis of Washington is a
guest at the baltimore Inn
George Hough of Washington is a re-
cent new arrival at the Hotel Lafaye
and Will remain here most of the summer
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Waggaman of
ashinston are pleasantly located at the
Hotel Cape May
NJ and Mrs Burton BROWNE of Wash
inston are enjoying a fortnisht's soiourn
at the Hotel Cape May
hepresentative Witherspoon of MissIs-
slppl and Mrs. Witherspoon are enjoying
vacation at the Hotel Cape May
MIS- t. r Vincent and Mrs William
r. r. f9tter OF Washington have arrived at
the Hotel Lafayette. where they will pass
the remainder of the summer
ofmer Secretary of State Philander c.
NnoN was among the prominent visitors
oi the week and was STAYING at the cot
and Mrs: James r. Tindell.
Miss Mary NJ. Dunn of Washington is
spending some time here
LANES p. Moore has Joined the Wash
ington colony here
y. w. Willett of Washington b,s ioin.d
friends at the Colonial
MISS Anette Pennybacker of Washing
.oI Is being entertained at the cottage of
MISS hloise Orme on Perry street
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Arundel-on-the-Bay

Special Correspondence of The star.
ART RTNDEI.-ON-THE-B July "a
Mrs. Caroline Se,nmes Of Washington is
visiting her son. Mr. c. C. SemInes. at
Liberty I.odge Miss Lnkins of WASH
ington is visiting her brother and sister
in-law. Mr. and Mrs George Linkins, at
the Philander johnson cottage. Miss
kinchlay of Augusta. Ga. who has been
spending fortnight with the Misses
Dempsey at the Belmont cottage, has re-
turned home. DR.. Stratton OF the bureau
OF standards, Washington. was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Courts Miss Kane has returned to
Washington after pleasant visit to the
Misses Shea. Mr.. E T. Hayman, road
engineer for Anne Arundel county, has
taken the Magnolia cottage for the rest
of the summer. and Mrs. Hayman is en-
tertaining house party. Mr.. VIII Shea
of Washington has beer, spending several
days with his sisters. Misses Margaret
Rose and Helen Shea Mrs. Gardiner of
Augusta. Ga, is the guest of the Misses
Dempsey. Miss Agnew of Washington
has been visiting Miss Mary Weller Nc
Carthy at Marta Lodge. where a tea
evening. Miss Hiss of Baltimore is the
guest of Misses Beatrice and Marguerite
Bosley. Mrs Bolenius of Washington
has been spending the week with Mrs.
NJ. l. Weller. Commodore W. II. Beeh-
Ter. L. s. N, retired, lay reader of St
Annes Church. Annapolis. conducted
service of morning prayer Sunday at the
Civic League pavilion.
The Civic League gave a card party
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Mattherson of
Washington is visiting Mr.. George Town
send. Miss Gertrude Sapderson is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Sanderson at Concord
cottage. Last Saturday evening a muni-
cipal meeting called by Mayor Thomas
W. Smith was held to consider the prac-
ticability of placing a bulkhead here to
protect the shore front. The Masters
Easterly of Philadelphia are visiting their
uncle. Mr.. Charles Semmes. Mrs. Cole
man of Washington is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. c. c. Semmes. at Liberty Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel r. Randall visited
here this week. The family of Mr.. P.
Mcintyre of Washington have opened
Rose cottage and are here for the re-
mainder of the summer. Mr.. James
Roy of Washington has been the guest
of Mr.. George Townsend at Lincolnhurst
cottage. Capt. and Mrs. Wallace of
Washington spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. T. Lincoln Townsend. Miss
Betty Caldwell has returned to Washing
ton after fortnight's visit to Miss Nc
Carthy. Misses Emma and RATHER
inc Feldmeyer and their niece. Miss Do
rothea Brewer. visited Mrs Z. T. Hay
man this week. Among those from An
napolis who attended the card party
Evening star., 1914-07-26

the summer with her husband, DIR. Alfred
Hopkins. Mr.. Hopkins mother. Mrs. A.
F. NJ. Hopkins of Washington. D. c.,
and who is well known here, is spending
the summer travelling through Norway
and Sweden.
Mrs r. H. Travers and Miss Travers
of Washington. d. c., and Admiral
Bleecher. L. S. n. are among the recent
Registrations at the Casino.
Miss d. 4. Archer of Baltimore is
spending the summer at the Imperial.
Mrs Joseph Crawford and Miss Caryl
Crawford. of Washington, D. c., were
entertained at luncheon Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. Winthrop McKim, at the Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Allenhurst.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALLENHURST, n. j., July 24.-As the
season advances the wisdom Of having
the beach front and the Casino under
municipal management becomes more ap-
parent. Cottagers and hotel visitors are
taking an active interest in resort af-
fairs and the concerts have been well
attended this week. The afternoon dam
SAINTS at the Casino attract visitors from
nearby resorts as well as locally.
Among the prominent arrivals here this
week was Senor Don A. ]. de 1panema
Moreira, secretary of the Brazilian en-
bassy at Washington. He is guest OF
the Allenhurst Club.
Mr. and Mrs. George Southerland of
Washington are also spending the sum-
mer at the club.
The Curlew is entertaining Mrs. Edwin
II. Pilson and family of Washington.
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given by the Civic League Friday after
noon were Mrs. ]. McMakin, Miss Helen
Moss and Misses Sara and Ruth Carter.