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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01

Llegan nuevos informes
que amplian la noticia publ
cada aver sobre el retro del
senior Ministro belga en- MeXi-
co. acordado por don Venus
tianO CarranZa.
Ell excelentisimo Paul May
habia protestado contra la in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01
HUBO FUSILhMIENTOS EN- la
TOMk Deb. DEL PkRRAL.

las fuerzas carrancistas que
Operan bajO las 6rdenes de los
hermanos Luis y MacloviO He
rrera.
(Pasa a la Sa.).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01
Por que Sc die SUI retro al Sr.
Ministro de Belgica
Reclamaciones de la Compania de los electricos

debida ocupaci6n de los inte-
reses de la Cia de los Tran
Was Electricos de Mexico, S. A
ordenada por Caranza como
medic de arbitrarse fondos.
Ell Ministro representaba los
accionistas de su pals y tam
(Pasa la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01
HAY DOS CONSULES De mexico
ENLACIUDAD De NUEVA YORK
DICEN QUE SUS NOMBRAMIENTOS SON
LEGALES

sui del Gobierno de Mexico.
SegUn dimos la noticia en-
uno de nuestIoS anteriOreS MI
meros, Francisco Urquidi que
era el antique consul, cay6
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01

De Ell PaSo, Texas, nos lie
gan nuevos informes relatives
al sangriento ataque que su-
fri6 la ciudad de Parral pOr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-01
q 25 Battalion de los federales
g une a ). M. MaYtorena
Sc RECLUTAN MAS TROPAS
CUATROCIENTOS SOLDADOS CON AMETRALLADO-
RAS CANONES COLABORARAN EN- Ell ATAOUE
QUE Sc PREPARA CONTRA NACO

De Ensenada, Baja Califor-
mia, comunican que ell 25 ba-
TALON del Ejercito Federal,
que no ha sido licenciado, Sc
ACADIA de unir a Jose Maria
Maytorena para batir a Ben
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

gone To Mineral Wcs 10 visit M the
acme OF the groom parents.
Both the brino shs groom are well
known IN Canyon Mr.. Baucom grad
uated at the Normal Boz 1871 He
has been teachiHc since Mis- An
gel graduated TN. spring She NOV
ed 10 Canyon lag year from Miami
Their many friends wish them great
happiness In thor welded liio
Miss Wilma Brown OF Canyon and
T.. H. Simmons FOL Amarillo were
married at the Zoe Foster home
Wednesday afternoon ~ % O'Clock
Rev. T. g NctIlron officiatiug Ou
T. few friend Nere present
Miss Brown he granddaurhf.r
Of Mr. aud MI +. Brown anH e
well known in H. city she NH. 70
large circl, ol rnds who wish .'r
q happy Wcdd'' .'e.
Mr. SimmDn plumber Boo Anna
rillo ne car rom Wood sand
Okla. few u. ago Th, rnU.
couple viii n.. ~ home 200 i..T
friends IN Am.'
Mr. lloUar uch va. hu.ir. H
the Ladies 50. ~ Society Imr
day afternoon .F Beaver DInH
ted the devote. oorcises read '..
.th chapter . Inn Mr. Slavic.
led no iu lIf.. program
An inior' lort talk ou Num
Training Wa by Mr.. E....
An echo from annual meeting O..
the Woman was read Dos Nr.
Jeff Thomu Mrs VIII Nc>r.
read TraiUn iers for DrFlr.l
'ious Mr. gave me vaf pho
leader felt I. H. The FOr,Igf
topic was On. rch RctDII, Hu
ieading NHI le Full Man ar.
Has given Pressipy OIL.
Society plauH Home coming 10.
september Iey expect 10 have
every meml. -sent and tu fl
ether ladio q church FurtH,
notice will B.. Fn
The host. sied o. Mrs. guig
10y served OBJ. iety with doIcI1u
scfreshmcUf
l''F. .. esuaIira hulf'
'',lN'''i'. N"'lIIHt'. NIl
i''h. war. ii'Hs li'.
or on ana do. All "I 'lalh'l'
'i.I''d t' ''' nome hr' "''f
Gay
u 'i'.'l.. ~ WdNd'h'hi' 'i-
yea ai i'. N'. nome 0alnfdll
t.H DIT" WINS a'''il panied hlI
.'.l' 9lh.at
Mf- D. er D. lilhg ihl
N''f ut l.' "'"lI nome h't'
''lps
b lai-.''' h"rh I'D VT ah'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

and are not taken from tho body
81 a bird The majority OF designs In
feather trimmings. are in fact. the ro.
suit Of clever handling OF ordinary
plumage from domestic fowls There.
fore. ones conscience Is easy when
wearing them
Next 10 the nllwhite hat the black.
and.white Is liked for present wear.
In many cases the crown only IN black.
and black velvet Is the material chos.
en- for making H. A hat OF this char.
acter Is shown In the picture with n
tall crown made Of a pun Of black
velvet II is urban shape with a
wide corouot OF white felt This coro.
net might bee of satin or Of molre or
any OF the popular millinery fabrics.
Small white wings are mounted
against tho crown along the left side
of The hat There tx bow Of black
velvet on the coronet a. the right
side. It IS merely two ilat loops placed
toward the back Of The hat
Hats with black velvet crowns ant
| Transparent brims made Of black q
white maline or of silver net ar,
among the prettiest NJ fashions fan
cjos. The crowns are soft and M
brims are Nat and rather narrow
small sailor
JULIA BoTTCMlEY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

aud spent the day with Mrs. j. u.
Masterson.
Mrs. c. H. Battle and son re-
turned from Crowell Tuesday They
accompanied her mother home after
q visit OF several weeks here.
l.. H. Cornelius sister, Mrs. Hen
~ Lowell of Clarendon. and niece.
Mrs. Matte Russell Of Grcenyille,
visited him the first OF the week.
Misses Iona and Louise Higgins re-
turned 10 their home IN Medora, m.
last week after an extended visit
with their uncle and aunt. q. n
Stalsworth and wife They were we'll
pleased with llcdley. and enjoyed
their visit very much they said
j G McDougal aud family and
Mss Jewell Brinson returned from
Roswoll. Lubbock. Hereford and
ether points west. Monday night The
fine alfalfa fields and apple orchards
Ia the pecOs Valley caught their
eve. they said that Il was the most
tcautilul sight they saw on their
trip. land is so hirh IN the irrigat.
I'd belt that only rich man can
own Il The entire trip was pleas
ant and enjoyed by all the party
Prof q. {. Meadows attended the
farmer short Course ~ Memphis
This week preparatory To- putting ON
the agricultural course ln school
lorp
Hcdlcy country has been having
somo nice rains lhi week which
vii finish making the late feed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
ANAIbIiN.

On las, Friday evening the beauti-
fol new home OF Mr. and Mrs. D. ].
Young wos thrown open 20 their
son Ralph. where he entertained his
many friends with farewell party
before going away 10 enter the uni
'ersity of Virginia The young peo-
pie enjoyed the fascinating game OF
Root Miss Nashtic Hoover and
Frank Chambers winning the prizes
Rook being over. refreshments Of
ices served, other amusemenls fol
lowed AZ the midnight hour. each
quest departed for their happy
homes One" was heard to say
this Is the only party We have had. %
wishing Ralph all success for the
coming year and thanking him for a
good time of the evening
Miss Lorena Dorsey entertained
the Beau Not club last "wednesday
a. the home of her sister. Mrs. Chas.
1uhbg
The spacious rooms we're beauti
fully decorated IN dant, old fash
'Cnod flowers In tho club colors of
pinh ana white 4 huge mail box
occupied conspicious place In one
ot the rooms. when 10 was opened
each girl received mail consisting of
. daint, white package tied with
mink The PACKAGE contained pref
! lr little articles to hp embroidered
the girls having neen requested pre-
'lnusl 10 leave their work at home
ana bring only needles. thimbles and
hoops
The guests worked industriously
Z while they chatt"red and enjoyed
i"ns'c rendered by various members
\ dress contest followed which pro
'idcd much mcrriment
TIE dining room was then thrown
open and the quests were requested
( 10 INA their places around a hug,
white proad table decorated with q
neauiIiul centcrpioce Of flowers. On
the back Of the place cards wer,
written uaint verses foretelling IN,
ltur" of the girls Pink and whit,
/ hiirk cream were then served
The ort-oi-town guests OF the clul
/ "er' Misses Hunt of Athens. Texas
ne Misses Moores Of Memphis an,
Mis-, Dial OF Chi!dross
| o.
I Mrs . l. Williams and two chill
dron of Roswell. New Mexico are Wis
iting her aprents Mr. and Mrs. wi
lev Thompson Mrs Williams is ,
sister 90 Miss Olivia Thompson o
/ CANADIAN
/ Mr. q l.. Nolan and Mr.. Alber
/ knowllcnborg were In Oklahom.
city Monday and Tuesday on bust
less for the Gcrlach Mere. co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

r YPES Of hats for present wear. as
j set forth in me picture shown
here. demonstrate toe popularity OF
feathers In August millinery The
small close.litting urban. made of
white feathers with mIl ups,anding
quilts. is the most fashionable Of late
summer MODELS Hats similar In
shape. and even more close ntting
made OF white satin, crepe de- chine
and black velvet, are trimmed with
broad bands OF white feathers and
finished In nearly every Instance with
tall fancy feather mounted at the
front. These turham In white are
the forerunners Of feather turbans.
In colors, for early Gal.
After the feather urban. all.white
hats of felt or francs covered with
fabric and trimmed with wings have
made for thcmseye the strongest
place In popular demand
Wings of all kinds so long as they
are fairly soft, one sees mounted in
az great variety Of ways as there
Is variety In the wings themselves
A white felt hat with a broad band oi
white MORE ribbon Is shown In tn,
picture. with very effective mount
Ing OF two long. soft, white wings
These wings are known as made
wings. That Ia they are manufactures
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Experienced Dress form maker.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

Tor, from whom ! received only tempo
nry relief decided 10 give Lydia +
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound fair
TRIAL and also th, Sanative Wash. have
now used tho remedies for four months
ard cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me.
"If these lines sill b. of any benefit
you have my permission o. publish
them Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, i5j
james Street, Eikhart, Indiana.
Lydia T.. pinkhafn's Vegetable Com
round. made from native rootsand herbs.
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs.
snd today holds the record Of being the
most successful rrmedy for female lis
We know of. and thousands n voluntary
testimonials on hlc IN the Pinkham
laboratory 81 Lynn, Mass, seem to
Prov this fact
n Won have the slightest doubt
that lydia v. pinkham'S .cgefa-
bIe ompound viii help YOU. write
toIydia F.rinkham McdicineCo.
CONFIDENTIAL LYNN. Mas. for nj.
vice. Your letter viii De opened,
read aud answered by a woman.
and held N strict confidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
~ III,

Hrooh made business
1880 '0 AMARILLO Wednesday
49, Dammou made business
.r. 'u urlon saturday
d. sD'y of rMlUpu'bo Vr Ia
..l. titIlin- Uld friends last
Webb auI 600 Rufus and
mldr % trip 90 tHo south Plains
f t,,t
Cecil Tum'.u-ou OF Leila
t Miss marEiD NarsaUs sew
days last week
r S T. Kennedy %. Grreuville.
sunday 20 pend several
with hor son J D. Kennedy
~ Parker au1 mily cam,
}uauah last week 'l visit nome
Hu Bell returned sunday from
.H 'p Nov M,t..
s HOIIpr ul Davidson
here visiting her sister
a. Hick
b. cooper ' Waco Is her,
VISITING HIs uu.. and aunt. r. Il
rk and wife
% A Bridge. returned Wodns-
. ..s from rip POP oklahoma. Ar
tlsas and Chattanooga. Tennessee
J - Nasi.r-Uu Irft for tho East
100 markets last week 10 buv .I
rp.r for 'hr s. T. N. Compar
N Leila Johnson ~ Carenf .
.rudiuE the week with hpr e..
Misses rurrio and FRA Iol.
u.
Mrs " T. Bird returned hon
rIa} after 90 visit OF several week.
fh Dor mother Mr. ! u. Bird Of
f u.r,1.
NI. Cleo Greenwood came rr
from Memphis tn spend the dar win
Misses Nellie and Annie Richie sun
a..
Ns NaIorio Dunn ana Mrs FW,
. - Seal pf Clarendon acre tho pIca.
sIr' caller ~ the lnformer office
. H rdnosiay ~
sam Bond and Pearl Boston ro
turned saturday from tlo Normal
.af Canyon city
lHdTa ! % bird. and uifo oN
Memphis pe1i 'he day SUNDAY with
/ Dos sister Mr " Richie and fam
10y
Miss Flora West came down from
clarendon Wednesdat morning O.
visit her sister. Mrs J % King. d
. ev DAYS
ID " Wilson and son Jane al
ritgfT1rt topped over o. fcR day.
last week aI'h Their nephews and
cousins rs p and rhas NcCarroi
i 1hcf we're on their Say home from
I Colorado
Mr. and SRI. Haiien bach OF Mem
RIBS attended church here SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

] T. Moore wa in Amarillo on
business MONDAY
n ! lonos and family we're in
ON liughlor Tuesday
Mrs. Bana Ray s at home after a
weeks stay in Amarillo
W u Griffin is down from Butler
SO. on visit 10 old friends.
Charles Ernst and family OF Mis-
apuri are visiting otto Grumko and
family
s Il Jones of Georgia Is visiting
raatiyes the Bagwclls al Nj Peas
ant
Claud Smith b. enjoying visit
from his mother and other relatives
rom Kansas city
Mrs " a Warner entertained
he County Federation OF Women
clubs al lunch Thursday
Or s. T. Niuyard and family oi
Amarillo have been guests Of 4 j
rakcr aud q S Ninyard during the
past week
Or. and Mrs j VI Johnson. after
q stay ol two weeks ln Claude left
Monday TOR their home a. Sulphur
oklahoma
Mr. Copeland and daughters
Misses Eileen and Lucille lett Wed
nosday FOR their home IN Amarillo
after week with Mrs j. y llil
and the & q Gilbert ranch
Col g u Bean of llillsboro b
pending few days with his soI
Austin AZ his home west OF town
Mr. and Mrs T. - Gotcher %
halharl. who spent few DAYS here
With relatives and friends, left Mon
uny evening for Fort Worth Gal
weston and Big Springs 10 yisi
friends returning home by Nj raso
- n Conner and family returncl
home Tuesday after q months yaca
ten They visited At Archer CIT
nd Dcnison while away
Mrs. r.. e. Lacy of Amarillo cam
down Thursday last 10 be with he
| parents Mr. and Mrs W. r Shei
a few days Mr.. Lacy joined be
| Saturday evening returning Sunda
Hight Mrs Lacy being detained o
account of the Illness OF her siste
Miss Nora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
CANON.

Miss Willie j Eagman aud Leland
J.. Williams Of SwCctWater were mar
iied AZ the home Of the brides par
cnts Mr. and Mrs &. Eakman. Rev
a y. Haynes officiating. Only the
immediate family was present to wit
ness the ceremony The bridal PARTY
left on the 1855 train for Sweetwater
where they will make their home.
The ring ceremony was used Miss
Snla Eakman sang as the bridal cou-
io entered the narlor which was
beautifully decorated
Miss Eakman Is one of Canyon =
most accomplished young ladies'. She
D. a musician Of considerable note.
2 wing a charming soprano voice
During the past year she taught in
SwcctWator
Mr. Williams IL prosperous drug
tlst In Swootwatcr Ne Is an OK
,'lleni young man aud has a large
host of friends IN that city
Miss Clarico Angel and Ivan G.
Haucom were married at . o'clocg
I'nrsdav afternoon ~ the home of
t1o brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
.evi Angel, Rev 4 - Haynes offic-
9ting
Only the immediate family was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
MEMPHIS.

The auto party consisting OF $. $.
montgomery and family 4 Brad
lord and family and vs. a Bennett
and family returned from two
weeks trip 10 the mountains of New
MeNioa sunday evening When theg
lon here they expected to extend
their trip as far as Yellowstone Park
but when they reached Amarillo they
found the Canadian river on ram
PAGE and not caring 90 take ans risk
crossing on the railroad bridge the
party decided 40 remain ON this side
of tho river They carried a camp
irr outfit and spent the entire time
IN the open FISHING was good and
they had plenty of fish ~ eat and
o most enjoyable time ou their trim
On last Saturday l. Mcqueen
played tho host of Tho old soldier. 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

another one OF those delirhtful birth
jay chicken pie dinners. given al the
tuy Lunch Room Mr. piorsol scry-
ed the old boys in the most up
'o-date maner. calling from them
many expressions OF appreciation for
toe splrndidly prepared feast. aud
they did fun Justice 10 the occasion
by going their full limit Each birth
nay that rolls around calls for one
% these dinners which are enjoyed
very much by those participants
This one was the 1tth birthday OF
ar Mcqueen Following are the
names of those present T.. Nc
/ Queen. Capt G. T. Adiuson. 4. T..
stafford Mack Fletcher, G.. II. Dye.
w. s. No.rlry b. T. King. j T..
Johnscy q ~ wilkins. and H. r..
De pain
Mis- Lillian Norwood and Miss
halori, Franklin came IN SATURDAY
evening from a most plea.lut weeks
isit 40 the home of ~ e Morris near
I3ketI.W
Miss lno1 'trWth returned to her
nome 90 Morgan Texas. "Wednesday
after plea ami two weeks visit N
No" homes ot - J. G. kiuard aud
lot Fore
MR. y. s. sslluss and neicc.
his Golda Brown returned to thoi,
/ 'omr AZ Childross Thursday after
n pleasant ,tt with friends In
Memphis
Mr. T. a. Ncturs returned Thurs.
udg from fhro, weeks visit with her
'nthor a' hIs ranch M Post city and
B." Fort Worth
Mrs vs. ~ Liddcll returned Ia
hrr home a Houston Saturday after
e. visit ai tho home OF judge ! D.
Bird and others
Fasconi iiughc and wife of Here
ford returned home Monday morning
a'tcr .yyoral week. visit with his
'1ihcr near Lodge
Mr. and Mrs A Ross Of ALE.
IoNa.. returned home Thursday af-
Ter q several days visit with Edwin
Golden and other relatives
Mrs Field Randall of Fort Worth.
came in sunday and will visit for a
month with her parent. Nr and Mrs
3D. w. Jefferson near Lodge
Mrs + prredlove and daughter
and ueice. Mis- Adelnc Kelly OF
sherman, Texas visited az the home
oi r. Kelly the latter part OF the
week
Elder T. 70 Humphrey and wife
came Boo FRIDAY from Fairvcw. Okla
Misses Nettip aud Ruth Roberts
returned Wednesday evening from q
months visit with friends and rcla-
lives AT Vernon and Wichita Falls.
Mrs u y Robinson and son of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

female weakness
pain and irregular
ties. Tn, pains 30
my sides wer, a-
crease by walking
or standing on my
feet and had gch
awfu airing DOWN
feeling. wa De
pressed in pint
and bfcam, thin and
pale with dull heavy
ewes. | hal siXdoc-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-29

Hereford, returned home Friday
morning after q pleasant visit at the
home OF ] w Blanton
Miss Myrtle Johnson returned
saturday evening from a two months
VISIT with friends and relatives at
McCregor. Cloburnc. Fort Worth.
aud other points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
MANY DINNER PARTIES
AT THOUSAND ISLANDS
New Workers Entertain at
Yacht Club-Winners Of
Tennis Tournament.

ALFxANpRIA BAY. y. Y. Aug, /. --Numcr-
Gus dinner parties and other social funo-
tons were held during the past week Mt the
Thousand Islands Yacht club.
At luncheon given by Mrs. Charles
5 Rees of New York on Saturday a large
table was set on the enclosed porch of the
clubhouse for thirty-nve guests Among
those who were present were Mrs Hudson
=. Rose. Mrs. j. II. Hammond. Mrs. A. NJ.
Powell, Mrs. Whitlock. Mrs +, =. Wilbur.
Mrs. Herbert s. Coppell. Mrs. II. Jen-
ney, Mrs. J, Norris Oliphant. Mrs Julia
S Burke. Mrs. George Russell Miss Han
ford, Mrs. r. H. Rubsamen. Mrs A. I.
Hagen, Miss Slater. Mrs. A. l.. Fuen-
wider. Mrs, Gilbert Y Rafferty, Mrs. c. NJ.
Enelis Mrs. Frederick Condo" Mrs +. X.
LauRhin. Mrs. Alison +. Clark. Mrs. T. A.
Gillespie Mrs A. r. peacock. Mrs, Obcr-
tauffer. Mrs. John West Horner. Mrs. H. IL.
Havemyer. Mrs. W, c. W. Auferman.
Mrs j. Miles Gibbons. Mrs. Thomas Wheeler
Miss Purves. Mrs Emma Taylor. Mrs
X. II EgGleston. Mrs. James Russell and
Mrs. Ryan,
Among others entertaining at the Yacht
Club during the past week were Mr. and
Mrs Barnet. Miss Brooks. Mir and Mrs
Charles NJ, Engis, Mr.. and Mrs +, Reid
Mr. and Mrs, John Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
James Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. J Norris
Oliphant. Mr.. and Mrs, | =, Wiser and Mrs
A. g. Miles,
A special tennis tournament was held
| during the past week at the club courts
on Welcome Island. Among the player,
we're Miss Alice Hammond. Miss Heller
! Wilbur. Miss Helen Egsleston. Miss Winnie
Chapman. T.. B. Rubsamen. lr.. u. X
Nichols. George Church. Miss Stella Wilbur
Mrs. Devilla. Earl Hayden. Miss Gertrude
! Brigham. Landon Hayden. Mrs +. i
'Wihur, h. l.. Wilbur and l.. Villas
. MIR, and Mrs. George C. Boldt. Jr,, ar,
guests at the Boldt summer home on
Wellesley Island
Mrs. Ralph Mayer OF New York enter
tanned a party OF ten at bridge Monda,
ut her summer villa. Abbott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
STAMFORD, N. Y.

STAMFORD, n Y, AuG. THE activities
of the social and athletic interests OF STAN
ford are 1llinR tho time Of the summer
guest SO closely are the various events
crowding upon each other that tho Wis
itor no longer asks What is there to do?"
but rather which attr action shall we
choose?"
The stamford Country Club leads the
way with n continuous series of we'll fought
tournaments or the home grounds, for
which cups are offered by Mr. Beekman.
Mr. Cooper and other interested members
leading no to the big contest OF the year
OF Labor Day.
At all the hotels dances are being given
weekly The big event OF last week was
the grand masquerade ball at the Rex
besides many visitors. took part. Prizes
were awarded TO Miss Sledge Miss Siebel
and Miss Cucva and to Mr.. Bachelor and
Mr. Rudden for the best costumes.
Among recent arrivals are the following
gHollis Cottage Miss katherine Ryan
Marie Ryan, r. Brady and Z, Brady of
Brooklyn: Miss Mary Dorothy OF Bridge
port. Conn Miss Lizzie Boynton of New
burgh. Harold Bell of Richmond Hill, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Roselle of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ma kim King of NetconG, y. Y
villa Belle Aire Miss +. 5. Murdoch
Mrs. r. Macgonigale and daughter, MIR
and Mrs r. Manly and family, Mr., Edith
Janner, Frank Hildrsth sf Now York. Mr.
and Mrs W. r. Metcalf and Mildred Met.
| calf OF Greatkill. S, I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
SPEED ENTHUSIASTS
AT LAKE GEORGE
Motor Boat Championship Races
Bring Many to
Resort.

IAEp GForur, Aug. THE gold cup
motor boat races for the championship
Of North America and the mile races for
the Lake George cup overshadow all else
In the social as well as in sporting circles
at this resort.
Tho members OF the Lake George Club
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
entertained to the limit OF the clubs ac-
commodations Among those from View
York giving dinners were; Oscar Daniels,
Albert l., Judson. Mrs r.. +. Slausen. Frank
Minzey. DR.. Wiley Meyer and DR. Elias g.
Brown.
ON Friday evening the regatta ball was
hold at the Fort william Henry Hotel
when il was expected the cup winners
would receive their trophies. but the in
clement weather having delayed the races
compelled omission OF this feature. The
hotel was profusely decorated with foral
designs. the masterpiece being n Moral
replica OF Count Cassimir 3. Mankowski's
famous Ankle Deep. Noller'B Band OF
thirty pieces provided the music. Yacht
ing costumes prevailed and blue and
orange, the colors OF the regatta ASSOC
citation dominated the color scheme.
Among the yachting visitors for the
week were the following at the Fort Will
lam Henry Hotel Herman T. Koerner of
New York, president OF the American
Power Boating Association. the owner
of Peter Pan. Mr. and Mrs, J. simpson OF
Brooklyn, Franklin Petit OF New York.
one Of the syndicate owning the Hawk
Eye. with Mrs. Petit. Miss Dalla Petit
and Masters Lawrence and Franklin.
Mr.. and Mira. Petit entertained party
of fifteen at the hotel az dinner Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Ford
with Master Richard Ford. OF New York
city. Mr.. Ford Ia the owner Of the Little