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The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
DANGER m ExEMprIoE.
National oom,aeree chamber object.
to. Trust BnPs Labor Section. ~

to. Trust Bfil's Labor section. -
Dangerous Il the verdict a the
board OF directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce OF the United States on the
labor clausessin the Clayton and the
sundry civil bills.
Seventeen oficers and directors OF
the chamber met yesterday. formulated
n statement of their unanimous opin-
ion. and sent committee 70 repre-
sent their views before the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary, which tr
now considering the clauses OF the
Clayton bill exempting labor and ag-
ricultural combinations from the oper-
alton OF the antitrust laws Several
members OF the chambers COMMITTEES
on trust legislation attended the meet
ings OF the directors.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
HELP BRYAN EAT WATERMELON

A giant watermelon. the largest on the
Bryan plantation In Florida, was shared
by the Newspaper fraternity last night
at the home of the Secretary Of State
The luscious melon weighed nearly twen-
Ity-fve poundz y
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24

London June 23.-The Earl of Eus-
ton has announced his engagement TO
Miss Edith Havemeyer. daughter of
the late Henry Havemeyer. of New
York. The Earl Of Euston is the eld>
est son of the Duke of Grafton, who is
in his ninety fourth year. Miss Have
meyer Is a granddaughter of william
Frederick Havemeyer, one of the
founders OF the house whose vast for
tune was made in sugar. When Miss
Havemeyer becomes the Duchess OF
Grafton. she will be the fourth Amerl-
can woman to attain the title Of
duchess. The Earl Of customs family
name 10 Fitzroy. The Duke of Grafton
vas created IN 1875.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-24
FACE BROKE OUT
IN BLISTERS
Spread All Up in Hair, Would
Scratch Face and Tear Pieces
Out. Ear Almost Came Of, One
Cake Cuticura Soap and One Box
Cuticura Ointment Cured.

BarterviIle. Ky.-"when our little girl
was three months old her face broke out in
little white bHsters They spread all up
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04


In place Of the usual mems meeting at
the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday at p. m, a special mass meet
ing will be held for both men and women.
This viii be the only general public
meeting IN observance OF Peace Day.
William Baird. recently back from the
war zone OF Europe. will speak. Special
solo and orchestra music win be fur
nished and the whole assembly win he
In keeping with the pray-for-peace move
ment.
Baptist.
olivet Grove Mission, Thirty sixth Street
and Kansas Avenue. Rev. w. A. milford
Pastor-Sunday school at ass Preaching
by the pastor Thursday evening at g.
olivet Thirty-eighth Street and Grand
Morning serviee combined with sunday
school rally day program at 10 Com
munion- Evening sermon by the pastor
AZ Prayer and praise meeting Wednes-
day, p. m.
First. Twenty-ninth ana Harney-Morn-
ing theme. The Reality OF the Invisible, -
sermon followed by communion service.
Evening theme, Lessons from the War
preceded by short prayer service In ac-
cordance with request OF President Will
son Morning service at 1870 o'clock,
evening service at f;O O'Clock
Grace, Corner south Tenth and Arbor
! Rev. Il. B. Taft, Pastor-Sunday school
AZ 10 Morning worship at II. sermon
S oIs L SI,rS supper BSRtist Young PEG
subject OF sermon. Making a scepter
/ Out OF q Shepherds staff" Mission sun.
day school, 3ol0 South Fourth street. at 3
Emmanuel. Twenty-fourth and Pink
= ney Arthur J. Morris. PastOr-MOrn-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

solos by Miss Hazel Evans. The meet
ing IS under the auspices OF the member
shin committee, Mrs. A. Ia. Patrick, chair
man. presiding. Miss Strong Will make
"a short talk at the close of the service
The social hour, which follows the
vesper service, will be under the direc-
ton OF the membership committee. Re
freshments are served.
Monday evening at 1870 O'Clock will be
the first party at the association this
fall 1t will be in the nature of an open
ing in all departments. The gymnasium
girls in their new suits will have re-
union on the gymnasium floor and enter
tain the new girls who are entering that
department: the Home Economics club
will have a demonstration in the domestic
science department.; the extension clubs
will meet together in the third floor
rooms; the educational teachers and class
members will occupy the second floor
parlors and refreshments will be served
ing At o'clock all departments Will
gather in the auditorium for short pro-
gram and some important announcements
The Young Women's Christian associa-
ton cafe and cafeteria will be open week
days from IL rs to and from . TO T.
Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.
A Citizens Peace Meeting will Be
held at the Young Mems Christian assoc
citation this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr..
Baird will deliver the address.
General Secretary r. F. Denison has
gone to Detroit, Mich. TO the employed
officers conference committee meeting.
No school Wednesday night. All night
teachers and their families have been In
vited to view the parade from the Young
Mems Christian association building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

At a meeting OF the executive commit
te OF the Omaha Church Federation .
can was issued upon all Protestant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
MOUNT MACHINE GUNS IN
ANTWERP CHURCH TOWERS

LONDON, Oct. s.-The following official
statement has been received from Berlin
by wireless:
Russian prisoners at crossen, Prussia.
ATTEMPTED to escape during a thunder
storm. The sentTies opened fire, however
and three Russians were killed, eight
severely injured and several slightly hurt.
1T is reported from different sources
that the Belgians already have placed ma
chine guns in church towers OF Antwerp.
The siege OF that city Is making prog
ressL"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

ing worship at 1890; subject of sermon.
Tho Young People OF Emmanuel and the
Kingdom Bible school at noon. Young
peoples meeting at $50. Evening service
the Prince OF Peace" Prayer and praise
service on Thursday evening at O'Clock
Christian.
First Corner Twenty-s sixth and How
ard, Rev. Charles f. Cobbey. Minister
Morning worship at IL. theme, The Place
Of Woman" Evening worship at 7:SO,
theme, The Citizenship That Counts. +"
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor at els. Junior EndeaVor at $3.50.
Bible school at s45.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. TWEEN
ty-Fourth Street and St. Mary's Avenue
Sunday services at IL a, m, and p m.
Sunday school two sessions) at s;i5 a. m.
ing at o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Plymouth. University Auditorium, TWEEN
ty-tourth and Evans, #. w. LeRvitt. Min
ister-Special prayer service for peace at
10, regular service at l0:O, sermon topic,
school At noon. young peoples meeting al
S;sn
ST Mary's Avenue, Twenty-seventh
Street and st. Msry's Avenue Rev. Gus
vice at 1880. special music by chorus
choir; Sunday school at noon. Midweek
service Wednesday evening at &
Episcopal.
ST. BRrnabus, Nineteenth and CaliSornia
Streets, Rev. L. b. Holsappls. Pastor
Holy communion. 7:0. Choral eucharist
and sermon at II.
ST. Andrews. Forty-first and Charles, r
ID. TynSr Pastor-Holy communion at
Sunday School at s:t5, holy communion
and sermon at II. evening service and ser
mon at $50
Church OF the Good Shepherd. TWEEN
tieth and Ohio, Rev. Thomas j. Collar
Rector-Holy communion at 1880. Sunday
school at s:&A Holy communion, With
sermon at II.
ST Matthias, Tenth and Worthington
Rev. George ;. SOuthworth. Psstor-Morn
ing, holy communion at g. Holy com
munion and sermon at IL sunday schoo
and Bible class at 10
Church OF 81. Philip the Deacon, TWEEN
| ty-first. near Paul. Rev John Albert VIII
liams. Vicar-Sevententh sunday Aftel
/ Trinity Holy communion at 1880; morn
/ ing prayer at 1870. holy communion anS
sermon At H. Sunday school AZ LIN ~s>--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

ing prayer and sermon at 1850. Interces-
sorry prayers at all services for world
peace.
Trinity Cathedral-In accordance with
President Wilson's proclamation and re-
quest for prayers for peace in European
countries, there will DO special services
Sunday as follows; Holy communion, at
s; holy communion, litany and sermon
at II; evening prayer, intercsssions and
at these services Will be forwarded to the
Red Cross society for the relief OF the
distressed.
Evangelical.
Grace United. Camden Avenue, and
North Twenty-seventh Street. Rev.
Thomas NJ. Evans, Pastor-Sunday school
at 10 a, m, Preaching at II a, M, the
presidents proclamation and prayer for
peace. Evening service at 1880 O'Clock.
topic. Does Nebraska Want Tea Party
OF Justiee?" Junior keystone league of
Christian Endeavors, p. m,
Lutheran.
Emmanuel, Nineteenth and Cass, Rev.
Adolf HUT. Pastor-Seyenteen Trinity.
Morning service at 10 Sunday school at
n:4S. Evensong at s. The World Peace
Through Christ Alone" Thursday at S.
day at ? and Wednesday at 4;So.
Kountze Memorial. Farnam Street and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, Rev, oliver ID.
BSit5E Pm D. n,o ~ d. PSs'o obs s,aIn
ton of War Uncovered" Evening. pray
for peace worship at o'clock, subject
THAT Ray OF Hope" Sunday school at
s:t5, Rally day. Luther league at Z.
St Matthews English, Nineteenth and
CASTELAR,. Rev. q. W. snyder, Pastor
Morning service at II o'clock. subject.
The Possible Universal Peace" Even
ing service at 7;SO o'clock. theme. The
Healing OF the Nations" Sunday school
at 10 a. m. No services during the week,
Clarence N. Swihart. Minister-''The one
ness Of Christianity" at II. What 10
Emphasize" at s. Sunday school at S:i6.
J. Fred Smith, superintendent Luther
league at I;l6, Rally day in the Sunday
school. Installation OF officers and
teachers.
81. Pauls. Twenty-flfth and Evans
Rev, r. T. Otto, Pastor-Annual mission
1 festival sunday. Service at 10 In Ger
man. Rev, r. Eckhardt OF Battle Creek
VII preach and offer prayer for peace.
services IN German and English at 8
a Avening mission service IN English at 7;se
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

ship at 1850. theme. why Men Do Not
Go to Church"
First, Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hart jerks. d, D. P9stor-Mornlng
1880; subject, 'Peace." Evening, The
noon. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
at $50. At the morning service Miss
Luella Anderson will assist the quartet
with violin solo.
Third Church. Twentieth and Leaven-
worth, Robert karr, Pastor-Sunday
school with classes for all ages at $3.50.
Public worship 1045; sermon theme,
Prayer" Junior and intermediate
Christian Endeavor meetings at g. Chris
Robert Kari, leader. Evening worship
and sermon by the pastor at 8.
Church of the Covenant, Pratt and
TWenty-seVenth, Rev. Charles II. Elem
ing, Pastor-Peace Sunday all day. Morn
Against War;" Bible school at noon
Endeavor meeting at 6:i5. Evening Mor'
ship at $780, theme, The war is On
Midweek service Wednesday evening al
s. The Bible school lesson for the next
Lords day will be considered. Please
note change OF time in Sunday evening
Dundee. Fiftieth Street and Underwood
Avenue. Grant f.. Fisher, Minister-Morn-
ing service at II, sermon topic, "A Com
munion Meditation" The sacrament OF
prayers offered for world peace in accord
ance with President Wilson's proclama-
ton. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeayor at s 40, evening worship at 1880,
sermon topic, Abraham and Ishmael."
This service is informal and but three
quarters OF an hour in length. Sunday
school at s;45.
miscellaneous.
The International Bible class will meet
in the Labor Temple hall. Nineteenth and
Farnam, Sunday afternoon at g. DR..
Farwell will lecture
Peoples SIS North Eighteenth street
Rev. Charles w. Savidge, Pastor-Morn-
ing. at II o'clock; evening at s o'clock
sunday school at noon.
v. w c. A. Notes.
The Sunday vesper service at 4;S0 p. m.
IL a membership rally, and will be held
in the association auditorium. 1t is the
fall rally meeting. when all board and
committee members, as well as volun-
teer workers OF regular members, are
especially invited. The Service OF As
piration," issued by the national board.
will be used. There viii be two vocal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

Sunday school at 9i5. German, English
school. Prof j. A. Hilgendorf, teacher.
Ladies' Aid society Wednesday at ?.
Methodist.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles,
Rev. oliver NJ. Keve, Minister-Sun-
day school at 10 o'clock. Preaching ser
vices at II and $780, EpWHorth league at
$50 O'Clock,
Benson, Slxtieth and Main, Rev. Arthur
Attack. Pastor-Sunday school at 10, Morn
ing worship at IL. Anthem by choir. Ser
mon subject, "Our Presidents Call TO
Prayer" Epworth league service at $50.
masIe Orenestrs will fr' piay sermon ig SUBJ
Ject "A Religion That Sticks"
Hanscom Park. Corner Twenty-ninth
and Woolworth Avenues. c, w. McCas-
kill, Pastor-Morning service at IL: text
81 Come not to Send Peace. but a
Sword" A. 7;46 sermon by the pastor,
at SD Official board Monday evening
at 8 Midweek prayer service Wednesday
German, Corner Eelevnth and Center.
School SiT at d AaE ssa ppsrSs suPsF
intendent Preaching at II by the pas
tor. subject, Come Let Us Return Unto
the LORD and prayer serylSs Evening s6
der" Epworth league at 1850, Milton j.
Jaiser. president
Presbyterian.
Castelar,. Sixteenth and CASTELAR,, Rev
c. c. Meek, Pastor-Morning, rally day
service at 1890 Preaching In evening at
:. Junior Christian Enoeavor at $3.50. In
termediate Christian Endeavor at T.
Senior Christian Endeavor at z.
FaiTview, Pratt Street and Fortleth
Avenue-Peace sunday. Bible school at
Afternoon worship at s. theme. lis
Jesus Against WARP Midweek service
Tuesday evening at s. Miss Snyder Is
the leader.
Clifton Hill, Grant and Forty-fitth.
Rev. Robert Won der Lippe. Minister
Services at II and 1880, Morning topic.
"A Sermon Without Words" Evening
topic, a Post-Communion Meditation"
sunday school at 10. Christian Endeavor
at $50. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1850
Central United Twenty-fourth and
Dodge Rev. Hugh B. Speer. Pastor
EsSss Sna pTSser service AZ u MOI Morning n{
God" Sabbath school at noon, Young
peoples meeting at ESQ Evening wor-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
Dowd Auction Co., Auctioneers

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ton. Call Harvey 67l2. or see the auto at
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40 II. p. 5-Pass., fully equipped; need
cash; sacrifice. $475. Call d. 1890 Monday
DETROITER touring car with electric
lights and starter. run less than 500
miles. $500.
Regal undressing touring car. demon
strator practically new. $50.
Brush runabout, good condition, $l2o.
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columns. They're worth while reading.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
Industrial Garage CO.
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large building big repair shop complete machine Shops many
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04
fOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Rev. L. B. HOlsapple to Assume
Duties as Pastor Of St. Barnabas.
aorARIAEs AT ALL SAINTS
Peace Prayers win ne said I'm the
Churches of Omaha in Accora~
anee with President will
sons Proclamation.

- Peace Day win be observed by the Ro-
,fary club members and their wives. who
will attend the II o'clock service at All
Saints church Sunday. Rector Thomas J.
Ndaekay being a member OF the club
The apostolic missionaries. Father
Monaghan and o'Mahony OF Parkers. s.
< -, will open mission Sunday at Holy
Family church, Eighteenth and Cunning
streets The mission will open with sol
emn high mass at II o'clock, at which
parishoners have been earnestly requested
50 be present. as all announcements rela-
live 20 the mission viii be made At this
.1nass. Owing TO car service people OF
heighboring parishes viii likely take this
Opportunity OF making a retreat The
church has large seating capacity and
San accommodate many. The choir. under
ahe leadership OF r. Y. Ksrsey. director.
Rnd Miss Emma Gentleman, orsanist. will
Eive special music.
= Rev. l. B. Holsapple. who will succeed
Father John Williams az pastor OF ST.
Barnabas Episcopal church. Nineteenth
nnd California streets. will assume his
Dew duties Sunday morning. Bishop Ar
thur l. Williams win be present and Of
Iiciate al the installation.
= At a meeting OF the executive commit.
e OF the Omaha Church Federation .
lcaA was Issued upon AL Protestant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

Motorcycles.
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargains in used machines. Victor Roos,
THE Motorcycle Man." 2703 Leavenworth.
Lindborg Bros. 2572 Leav. (FiYing Merkle).
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bargains IN used machines. OMAHA
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

In accordance with President Wilson's
proclamation setting aside Sunday as a
day upon which all Americans should
unite in common prayer for the restora-
ton OF peace In Europe and over the en-
tire world, practically all Omaha churches
will today hold pertinent services. each in
it's own particular way. but for the same
end.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

500 forfeit for any magnetic we can't re-
pair. Coil repar'g o. Baysdorter, 30 N. Is
% II. p. Hupp roadster; splendid condi-
ton; big bargain. Phone Douglas SSoA'
branch AZ. Ask for Jodeit,
''LindberG' Fore door body bldg..t0 & Far.
Greenough Omaha Rad. Rep Co. zo2o Far,
Industrial Garage Co. 10th a Harvey SITS.
WILL trade runabout. good running or
der, for horse, buggy or motorcycle,
Tyler-lN3.
500 WILL buy $40 acres of state school
land In Cherry county Would make
good stock farm. WIN take automobile.
Write owner. r. w. Ludwick, 40 FNunke
Bldg, Lincoln, Neb."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

churches TO have a special hour OF prayer
for world peace either Just before or after
the regular morning worship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-04

% ] % ds9 p Of sa sold under the hammer and
Ga t5 ss ss a and Sst 5s s ssnSs sS' horn
equipped % 1 s fss anSs s6d Sz fully
shape s p G sGSG eSSsas oS sn' ne" tire"
s:ss;:, Ss9' % 4: ss; % % sSt ;s
ss yf s S BEEN USED gs @ ss b fs
Tres ON: & @ m .s s a. & car sS a sa f:
sudesskr
ming % model 40 horse power fully ''uDP" " first class run
I Gnde-Fuiy equipped and nrstC running order
running SFd:f passenger IS horse fully equipped and in first
in condition
good 4SSaas @ touring and truck " horse power fully equipped and
Maxweli-rourins in good running condition
safety
fully
ROadsterFuly
good rns e9ndG fully equipped with electric lights top windshield in
udson ROadste equipped with umbie seat
and in
sOddd
xlenuy running
2bFuly n condition
tire, an Excellent # Nothing s d equipped including clock jubilee horn extra
Brush-TwO in good order.
Roadstor-Funy running condition
condition
velie-FOur passenger n runnin
and in good running order
riand SO-Fuly a new
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Cash Approved Notes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
AT POLAND SPRING.

POLAND SPRING. Me. July 2d.--Great
interest Is manifested at Poland Spring
this year in the annual exhibition of
American art in the Maine state Build
ing. This adjunct uf the hotel is very
popular with visitors. New York art SITS
represented are Childe HaSsam. Gardncr
Symons, Robert Reid. Ben Foster. Rob
ert ". Nonnoh. Charles &. Currau. L.
Carroll Beckwith. e. q Alexander. Ava
de Lagercrantz Joseph B Cahill. +.
Louis Mora. Charles J.. Grippe. Irving
X. Wies. Chauncey T. Ryder. r. Cas!lear
cole. II. Bolton Jones. Albert T.. Lucas.
Gino Perrara and others
The match In wh."i Frapis Ouimet
and Tom McNnmara are teamed against
4 ~ Fem and w. -. Folett will take
place on Tue sday and Is awaited with
Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey Green " New
York were welcomed back by the younger
set at Poland Sp-ing when they returned
this week in company with James Nc
Meu1min. Mr.. and Mrs T. Il Johnson.
parents Of Nrs Green. have also re-
turned. accompanied by Miss g. H. Boss.
Nisitors from New York now at tna
Poland Spring House are Nj and Mrs.
percivIl : hin. Mr. and Mrs William
". Ladd. Nj and Mrs. Henry Landers
and the Misses l.. NJ and f. \. Osborn.
At the Mansion House are Nj. and
Mrs George Hubhcl OF New York. Mrs.
Grace H. Rowland and Charles q. Grif-
fifth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
OUTDOOR LIFE AT THE|
THOUSAND ISLANDS
Visitors Busy With Tennis.
Golf, Polo and Yachting
Many Dinner Parties.

ALFNNNputN R,v, july 2S Midsummer
raycties ~ 'hc thousand islands have beon
~ their briRht during the past week. The
members of th" country club. have been
husy with tennis and Eolf. and the yacht
club has been the scene " numerous dane
ing aud dinner parties. Polo enthusiasts
have found much of interest on the polo
Geld ~ Wellesley island Sailing and boat.
ing have PLAYED their part in summer life
~ the river
The tenuis tournament Of the Thousand
Islands Yacht rlrh. begun Last week. has
not been completed PLAYING IN the events
for women were Miss licou Wilbur. Miss
Helen Nichols. Mrs \ &. Mlr.. Miss Hclcn
Evslrs'on Mrs. T. u Bub-amcn. Mr. ". G.
" iuncrmGn. Mrs = T. Wilbur. Mise
stella Wnbur. Nl-~ Constance Robertson,
Misc Margaret TAYLOR. Miss Ballantyrc.
Mrs Davila and others
IN N" m"u.' events were stephen Bonsal
Jr u y. Wiser. Ira \ Kin 81. \ Mclean,
T. u. Rub~am"u. Ir G. u Jrwc't. /. Nc.
Ancny. \ g. Milr. W Ei-'on. I. NJ VilHs,
John Rip. Mr. Nnliam- Herbert Coppellc,
Mr. Ballantynp and ! " Hayden
George g. Boii Of New Norl. hgs been
entertaining n large house PARTY Al his
summer home on Wellesley island during
the past week His guests included Nr and
Mrs Ba4com Lutte, Mr. aud Mrs Frank
Bacon. MIR and Mrs Percy Morgan. Mar
shall prentiss Mr. and Mrs Bedrll Harnrd
Miss Constance Robcrson and VI o.. Dorothy
hammond S. " Nandegrist. who was the
guest Of Mr Bodt returned 10 his home In
Washington
MIR. and Mrs " Seaver Jones Of New
York are visiting Commodore and Mrs
1. 4 Gillespie
William Felowes Morgan Of New York
is visiting at the Thousand Islands Country
club
John Edward Russell a popular aut hor,
il spending he summer at the Hotel West-
Minister on Wellesley Island. Among the
OF her visitors from New York at the hotel
are Mr. and Mrs charles Myers. Sr Mr.
aud Mrs charles Myers. Jr.; George A.
Odds and Mrs + b Loyejoy
Levi Hasbrouck OF New York has opened
his beautiful summer home on liuguenot
Island near Alexandria Bay
Among the members of the Thousand
Islands Country club this summer are
Samuel Dalzell. Mrs. Samuel DalZell. G. II
Hoag, Andrew McNally. J Walter Wood.
Mrs J. NJ. Gibbons. MIR and Mrs. Herbert
Coppell. Miss Laura \. Ritter. Mr. and Mrs
W. c. ". Auflerman. q. NJ church. j. n,