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BRADLEY BEACH.

Bradley Beach. A. j.. July Is Prem
crations arc being made for q monster
card party. which will be held at the
La RENE Hotel on Wednesday after
noon. July %. The arrangements are
in charge OF Mrs H. FaIk and Mrs.
Isaac Levy. It will be Tor ,he benefit
Of the Ladies Maternity Aid Society
which las purchased a bed iu the Ann
Nav Memorial Hospital az Spring
Lake. and the proceeds from the caro-
ra~+v are 20 90 toward an endowment
fund
Tie Board Of Trade and the Women s
rrrrovoror. League. under whose
Joint auspices n celebration IN honor Oh
James A. R.G.er founder Of the re-
-o~-. viii be- given. have decided upon
August 22 as the date for the aiatr.
The programme viii include a cA---
.t-e-'. parade JOB -te morning. p parade
a.. business vehicles In cne afternoon.
concluding with a beach carnival ara
banquet 90 night.
,rorbc Of the younger SET are tar
.-, Great interest % he competitive
hcvilrr a. the Ia RENE ALLEYS, ana
handsome prizes VIII be awarded Tor
f,rr scores. This resort be- represented
IN the Eastern Monmouth bowling
Lcaruo with high class team. and
they have made fine showing 20 ia'e'
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POINT PLEASANT.

Point Pleasant, y. j.. July 1s.-Vis-
itors at this resort are enthusiastic
horseback riders, and there are many
handsome and valuable mounts IN the
neighborhood. The young people are
planning their first ride early the
coming week. They all have supper in
the open and return later In the eve
ming by the light OF the moon. They
have already experienced the novelty
Of lively canters along the beach when
the low tides permit travel on the hard
sand Of the undertow.
Among the hotel arrivals this week
are:
The leighton c. A. Paul. " Hef-
fernan. X A. Cunningham. G.. +. Quail
or. Walter =. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Bates. Mr and Mrs. f. b. Con-
don. Mrs. L. Birls Robert c. Guthin,
n. S. Lichtcncte. A. Hirsh. II. II. Hrsh,
T. T. HIrsh, C. s. Griffin, H. q. Sar-
torius. Edwin Banckcr. Miss Jane
Humphreys, Miss Evelyn Stanishury.
George s. Daso. ". L. Sobey, /. r.
Shatuck. Charles Scbury, Joe Purmes,
A. Il. Van Dusen, jr., and John Lind,
Of New York, Mr. and Mrs. F. =. Tut
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SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island, y. T., July ~ =
Great preparations arc being made ~
the guests OF the Prospect House and
the cottagers here for the annual mas
querade % be held in the ball room
of the hotel on next Friday evening.
The affair promises 90 eclipse all ia
predecessors. Judging from the interest,"
displayed by prospective participants.
Equally active preparations are beng
made by the kiddies for their annual
doll show 20 be held az the Prospect
House on Wednesday, July %. Their.
plans are mos ambitious and should De
fruitful OF much fun.
All the modern dance enthusiasts ara
secretly practising new steps for tho
competition for the Prospect Houss
gold cup, 20 be held on Saturday.
August l. Several couples have prom
ised some startling steps. II looks as
II the judges were % have real
problem on their hands picking ths
winners.
supper parties are in vogue az thu
new grill of the Prospect House. DUR
ing the past week Joshua Holder, %
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert u.
Lounsbury. OF New York; Paul NJ Pot
ter. Of New York; Dr.. and Mrs. Georee
F. Little, OF Brooklyn, acted as hosts
20 merry parties.
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STROTDSBURG.

St-oudsburg. Penn. July Is The big
g. even; Of the week at Stroudsburc
this week has been the Phoenix Fire
mons Carnival AZ the Fair Grounds.
The Imperial Carnival Company, which
was engaged 70 furnish the entertain
ncnt for the week, has done its
work we'll. and a more Joyous and
happy six days have rarely passed in
The history Of this famous resort. Car
rouseis. fancy divers. wrcstlers and me
vaudeville performance all We'd with
orc another 20 afford the patrons p
GOOD time. and II may he added that
.hcy succeeded completely.
Mr. and Mrs. David Goldold. Of New
York. are enjoying a season OF reciea-
t1or at the Churleigh Inn.
Nh. and Nrs. z. ?. Reasr. o. New
York. arc making tn- Highland Inn
their home for tho summer months.
Nr. md Mrs John II. Groth and SON.
o. New YORK. are among tire Dromlrent
arrivals at the Il chlaud Dell this week.
Mr. and Mr.. -. j. Ryersou. of Or
au-o. y. T.. are spending several weeks
the Pcu.lyn.
Miss Cucenia Lcllma0. Of New York.
s. ono of tho most popular OF trc
Younger set at the Berwick Inn. She
viii remain during the entire summer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. 4. G.. FOL som and fam
ii.. Of New ork. arc registered a. tho
Nan'ehurst for q long stay.
llr ard Mrs. Arthur Eisema2n. o.
New York. arc spending their honey
moon a. Stroud burC.
Mr. T. q. Newbare- and son. 60 Ho-
Iokor. a~o srcnt'r- tnc summer
months Ar the Prospect House.
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t1oT0R e0Arlpo on GREENWOOD LAKE NJ

-,
spending the month o. July a. 'he
Rudolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. seymour ar
Gotham ioik AZ l"r H'1''
ing q July fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn d. Oul'l9 no, g
leased apartments AZ promlHeh, ,
Boardwalk hosiery Tor me hea'e'
term.
Nr. and Mrs Robert Campbell ana
thcir son. BARLEY Campbell, o. Ne"
York. have apartments ~ the -.
Charles during the month o. july
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. De Nahan' AND
Mss Adelaide DE Naha1t are -re"
York guests ~ the Hotel Alamac dur
inc d July forth -ht.
Nr ard Mrs. ~. Drescher are New
York folk q. the S1c.onr1e for the
NJ Lucy Weaver and Miss Marion
W.a.er arc New lor. guests 81, tae
ha-c. Dennis during inc sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Howard are
domic.led a. well known boar-"a-H
hosiery during July.
Nr. and Mrs. G.. a. M.nerian are
New York folk AZ the Seaside House
during the heated term.
Mrs. George Pe1d.eton. Of New
trends .'n, NJ .te H6rel Chelsea early in
tse week for July fortnight by the
sea.
Other New York visitors down by
-b. .umrler sea are:
marlborough Blenbeim Mr and
NJ Cb.rios parkhurst. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobr I Pyilovu. Miss Clara Pulleyn.
w. e Emerson. Nr. and Mrs.
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LITTLE IoLG eEALe COVE
ORR . ISLNt4D ME-.

the new ballroom OF the Seabrigh,
Beach Club Visitors were presen,
from all the coast resorts. Robert II.
NcCarter. president Of the club, well
coined the visitors.
Another big attraction during the
week was toe one-step dancing contest
a Prices Hotel Pleasure Bay. -Four
hundred attended. There was a cup
for the winning couple. Milton Vein
r.rt and Miss " Cohenses, Of New
York. Sailing Baruch, Of New York,
vas one of the Judges K. W. Gaynor'
son Of the late Mayor Gaynor, was
numbered among the visitors.
The ladies alXiiary 20 The Mon
mouth Methodist Episcopal Home tor
tine Aged. al Ocean Grove, was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. j. H. ParHer
AZ her West Long Branch country
home. Thirty were present and a
luncheon was served.
Late arrivals ar the hotels are;
Tallahassee C. s. Weldon, Henry Ro-
senstein. Clifton J Frank. Mrs J.. J..
Schocnberg. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Levy,
Dewitt Speycr. Alvin Hirsch, Walter
Danneberg. S. o. +. Dreyfoos, Joseph
Leyenson and L. A Ochs.
Paunac T. II. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Blumberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Sadler. Mr..
and Mrs. II. G.. Guthrie. Mrs. +. !.
Ewing, DR.. and Mrs Edward l..
Meyer, Il. F. Tucker, William Weber
II A. O'Brien. Albert Smith and D.
~ Schiller
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professionals ard the prospect of still
larger doings during the mems invita-
ton tournament for the BucSwOOd
trophy. on Thursday, Friday and sat
urday, July - 60 -. no more moment
Gus period in the athletic season OF the
YEAR can be conceived. The very front
rank OF the most celebrated golfers are
here training 20 the minute for these
CNacting contests, upon which Their
lcnutati0us may live or die.
4 stall larger body OF golhng enthu-
siasts arc here a spectators and w,ll
form a gallery. critical and anDrcc'a-
,ivc o. every point fought out on the
long green. The resort IS well-nlgn
crowded 10 capacity, and within the
few intervening days in All probability
all available accommodation VII. be
exhausted.
Geccu. arrivals az Shawnee from
New York:
Buckwood Inn Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Goldwidel Mr.. and Mrs q. 4. Morrow.
Tarraine Nauville, W Baldwin. Nr. and
Mrs. j. Neihola. George w. Welsh,
Philips kearney. +. II. Paige. Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Seibert. F Ball Nr. and
Mr. Ira II. Woolsou, VIZ. and Nrs-
William Pomeroy. l. Nocklr, {. J.. Y lso.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred A. Goldwide.. W. A.
Baldwin. 1890.
, shawnee House Mr.. and Mrs VII
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. BloNdcll VI
Mamie MaIloy. Buster Blondel. Miss
Io-c.tl Mccormick, Joseph N. Scnwa-
-af
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Atlantic Highlands. N. j., July Is
Since the opening OF the season, when
this resort began with number Of
jolly weekend parties. u-til this week.
hundreds Of nev arrivals have opened
cottages or taken up ,heir abode at
the hotels. \ov. every nook and corr
nor I- filled with happy and sno~t-lor-
ing out1u s.a-'s, who ire already com
planning that the season is passing roo
VALE all the outdoor affairs are
taking place. tho hotels and seashore
homes arc scenes Of large gatherings
every evening. when bridge whist.
eucnr- and dauc,nc consume the fleet
ing hours.
one o. the events Of the season. the
nusncar- and pedlers' parade. Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, or
Bay Wow av.. attracted thousands
OF visitors. the proceeds being devoted
20 charity. About two acre o. ground.
lighted by incandescent arches bee the
evening. har5ored three-scoro booths.
The attendants represented every ma
ton on the globe. and fore .gu-made
articles. a. well as thousands Of pieces
the hand.work o. many young women
spending the summer here. were sold.
In costume were VI ss Dorothy Com
over. Miss Julia Cruiser. Miss Mary
NcB-ien and Frank Pough NeepssI.
candy cart; Mrs. Alfred kierschner.
Mrs. C.. A. Kosenwasser. Miss Julia
Kierschner. Miss Helen White. Mss
$. A. Rosenvassef and Miss Elizabeth
Barrett. az -tc Russian cart.
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T,-neo " Watkins. r W. Easton. T. Z.
T~der Tsr-v RosentaaI. Il. L. +. Par
h, and his. A Rerthold. Of New York.
brunswick mr. and Mrs. K. W..
Roberts. Mis-. l.. Roberts. G.. II. Slease,
Or. and Mrs. Is. A. Winter. j. X. Bank
or. Z. IT. Townsend. r. G.. Roodrof. Mr..
and Mrs ". Mclaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Milton tanning. Milton tanning,
Dr.. ST.. and Mrs. John W Graham.
Miss Harriet J.. Stockton. Miss Marion
K Stockton. G. S. Miller. Thomas VI.
KILLER, Elliott W. LesIlc' Alf. ana d,
james p. Mead d. +. zimmerman, Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Mcnamara. Mss briggs
Mr. and Mrs. W. O.. Hall. Mss Made
line Cary and Mss Helen u. HUM
phrey. Of New lorA. u.,
Lafayette Nrs. Narie " iiso y,
hi.s "a-n"i ,t.. "o,' Ho'' ~
n4""' ~ al
Ii.s p. To- W. ~ - ~ W -, 1.-I
Nrs. lharle. T.. Nogers' Ea%ih 'tai ~
Mss d. a. Norrl-' Ar- ana .'ts' DO
Morris. a. W Johnson MIS-. r. morgan
Nr. and Mrs. N Johnson N ',f, @nG Mrs.
Henry James, Mrs. stella Hili' Hrs. l..
D. Post. Mrs. H. 4. Mcbrar, VI .ss
Drake, Mrs. Pau. hammerer. Mss ".
i. 9Ievin. MS W, a. 4 ,,..i, 'l'1 ca, n
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PROSPERITY AT
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Torrid Weather Produces Smil'
inc Faces Among Proprietors
and Bathing Men.

Rockaway Beach, n. y July 70
Hotel and Amusement place proprie'ors
and bathing masters ut Rocka"ay
Reach have been wearing smiling races
all this week. for spell Of torrid
weather sent thousands TO the resort
and some Of the losses due to the back
ward season were made up. The crowd
that spent last Sunday at the beach
has not been equalled this year, and
with good weather to-day another rec
ord breaking crowd is looked for. Card
parties and entertainments were heId
III nearly an the hotels and boarding
houses during the week. whue tne
number Of persons who took a DIP IN
the surf was very large each day,
On Monday evening the annua. peer
steak dinner and dance at che Lucerre
Hotel. on the boardwalk and Academy
av.. viii take place. and II is expected
that There viii be a large attendance.
The midsummer eucnre and dance N
aid o. ST. Francis de Sales's Cnurcn
will be given az the Para Inn next
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KEYPORT's CARNIVAL.

Arrangements are well under way for
the Keyport n. ~ Carnival and Baby
Parade, 20 be held on Tuesday. July 2s.
In the afternoon there will be parades
OF local and visiting hremen. business
men and society floats, decorated autos,
etc. At the conclusion Of this parade
the Great Baby Parade" will be held
and it is expected that two thousand
tots will be in line. Entry No. is
Mt.lc Victor Ansorge. of New York CITY.
Henry Salz. general chairman, has Is
sued invitations 20 all the local lodges
and societies and II is expected that
the following organizations Will be rep
resented: Chingarora Tribe OF Red
Men. Independent Order of Foresters,
LOYAL Order OF Moose, the Noodmen
of the World. the Royal Arcanum.
Shepherds Of Bethlehem. Young LADIES'
ScdaItv. Daughters OF LIoeFty'
Schevichbi Council. Degree OF Poca-
bontas. Young Women's Dramatic and
Minstrel Society. the heyport Improve
nert Association. the KeypOrt Literary
Club. Rarltan Grange. an organization
COMPRISING several thousand farmers.
In the evening there viii be an open
Air Concert" Mard Gras and Mas4ue
Fere. The Young Women's Baby Pa
rade Committee. including two hundred
Of REPORTS most charming young
,.onen. with Miss Lillian Campbell as
chairman. Is working industriously 70
make the Keyport Baby Faraoe me
most successful OF any along the JERSEY
tomorrow Monday night, July 2ol
a big benefit performance will be gwen
nj The Surf Theatre. the proceeds OF
which will be used for the carnivai'
- ~ rarade and free public park fund.
47,ong those taking part will be Miss
lillian Bolte. Of Matawan, the Misses
feora and Thelma Entwisle and MISS
5e.sica Barker, Of Brooklyn; the , ROYAL
A~cauum quartet, including, 4 4s..ps
charles ". Moore, George 5 Heyer'
nsi,as G.. Young Fred V. Croes; also
Robert Hardiway, Of the New Armory
Theatre. Keyport.
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Tuesday evening. There will be prizes
for plavers and n0n-players.
The Rockaway Beach Reunion, Inc
Will hold it's annual gala nlgnt At the
Grand Ocean Pavilion. 20 Seaside, on
Wednesday evening. August .. Every
body viii receive a pretty souvenir.
Mr.. and Mrs Kopple Cohen and fam
ilv. Of jamaica have arrived az their
cottage in Brandreth av., where they
will pass the next month, leaving then
for a mountain resort.
For the benefit OF the Rockaway
Reach Hospital a ball Will be given at
the Waldorf Hotel on Saturday even
ing. July %. Pig preparations are
being made for the affair.
on Sunday the postal employees Of
the Far RocAaway postoftice and It's
branches 90 E0ckaway Beach and Ar
verne. viii hold their annual outing
and games at Roxbury's. at Rockaway
Point
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ALONG The
JERSEY COAST
The Canoe Race Regatta on Deal
Lake Is Anticipated with
Great interest.

Asbury Park. Y. J.. July is. The
-vo-day New Jersey State champion
ship canoe race regatta. which will be
held on Deal Lake ncNt F-iday and
Saturday is creating great interest
here. This i- the arst big event on the
summer programme. Friday will be
devoted to local races and novelty
contests as an appetizer for the big
card Of Saturday.
This is the first time that Asbury
has been favored with this feature.
and plans are being made to make 10
fixture u years o. come. Deal
ideally adapted for canoe races, and
the select on Of its course for the state
championship races has been enthusl-
asticalv iudorsed by paddlers through
out the state
Every one interested in the carnival
events hero was delighted when the a.
ISOLATION announced on Wednesday
that the coronation of the carnival
queen, who viii be Titania NV IN the
ta'r- dynasty, viii be held tn the
Ocean Grove Auditorium again this
year Not only viii the great audi
rorium ne especially prepared for me
ceremony. but John Philip S0usa and
his band will participate ln the pro-
crammc.
The week. arrivals include:
New Noutorcr George &. Boldt,
William p. Farrell. j. b. Johnson, Nr.
ard ur- John j. Wnsted. Harry T..
Simmons. Miss Marion Vanderbilt,
Mis- Mildred Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NrCrecry. f. r. Brodhead.
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EDGENIERE

Et-emore. y. Y, July ls.-Edgemere
has been busy all the last week with
the circus and carnival held for the
bench. of the Sauatorium for Hebrew
Children a. Rockaway Park and sew
oral thousand dollars was realized for
this charity. The carnival opened a
week ago and came TO an end last
night. there being twenty or more tents
used In the inclosure and each housing
some attraction. There were funny
clowns and daredevil athletes, while a
beyy Of pretty summer girls was on
hand to coax the greenbacks from the
pockets Of bachelors and others for
sweet charity's sake. The carnival was
the biggest thing Edgemere has yet
seen.
4 series OF dansants has been ar
ranged at the EGcemere Club Hotel. the
first OF which was given yesterday af-
ternoon and evening The three latest
Partisan dances the lgiufardo. he
Gernier tango and the walt tango
were introduced.
in aid Of the New York Guild OF the
Jewish Blind q card party viii be given
a. the Lorraine next Tuesday after
noon. There will be many pretty
prizes for the successful players.
An amateur vaudeville entertainment
is being arranged by the young people
stopping at the Edgemere Club Hotel
90 be given on Wednesday evening.
July %.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual beefsteak dinner. which will be
given az the Lorraine on Saturday
evening. July 20. After the dinner
there will be dancing.
A shore dinner will be given at the
Strand on Friday evening, July "a,
after which there will be a dancing
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BELNAR

"'''''d'' -'- o." '"'-
ct "a series of m.-"eeN perHant races
was held on Wednesday afternoon by
.t. pol-..,. v-..r.. Climb .,.-sr -r. e----
49,.
4..''' ''"-'
Roscoe Newman and sailed by Captain
ro,,,r p.f,-ord was rho FIRST roa- 20
.,,.. -,. rr.s. Inc She .y.s. roll0wsd
t- d.. r,c..c ow-sd b- Co-motora
-.-,...r 4, r...., ~ pL..,t..,,.s and
...5 b.. ,--..,,. I'm. ped,lonc. tra
--..'.. ......5 L.. -. r.o-i.. .,i.c5
t-..... -t--so-r IT, tr,-EeG
.,.-t 5,o~. .-..15ers have boer adj
.,..+.l 90 .,, ,.,o.- cI,b -. ,.aar than
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ARYERNE.

Arverne, y. T., July 1s.-During ths
last week there was a large influx Of
summer sojourners a. Arverne and ho-~
tells and boarding houses filed up rap
idly. while the boardwalk ia crowded
nightly by beauty and fashion. ca
Thursday evening the Arverne Carui-'
val Association gave q beefsteak dinner
at the Colonial Hall rathskeller, tbs
proceeds from which viii 20 20 tia
carnival fund. The carnival viii ba
held from August % 20 August %, and
popular voting contest for queen %
the carnival will be started in q few
days. Charity is coming IN FOR much
attention this summer. and almost
daily one or more Affairs are given for
various charitable institutions I'm New
York City.
For the benefit OF the Maternity AID
Society Of New York "a card party viii
be given a. the Ocoancrest Hotel on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. S. Lehman
IS IN charge of the committee OF ar
rangements.
Mrs. ). Ludwig gave a whist party A.
the Seaoreeze cottage last Tuesday
afternoon. the affair being very enjoy
able. Refreshments were served.
A vaudeville entertainment, followed
by dancing. will be held a. the New
Arverne Hotel OF Saturday evening.
July p, for the benefit OF tho Jewish
Maternity Hospital Of Manhattan. ..
On Tuesday afternoon. July %. a
bridge whist party will be given AZ tho
Oceancrest Hotel by the women Of
Arverne for the benefit Of a fund %
keep the beach and streets clean dur.
ing the summer.
A full dress ball was given a. tho
Dlezel cottage on Friday evening. tho
affair being one Of the most eniovabis'
OF the season. A card party and en-
tertainment are now on the calendar
az this house.
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Far Rockaway. n. Y, July 1s.-surr-.
mer residents and others have been
interested in the country fair at Far
Rockaway given on the grounds OF tae''
Lyceum for the benefit Of the Churesll
Of St. Mary Star Of the Sea. The tag,
opened on Wednesday evening aHd'
came TO a close last night, and Tor tnei
four nights various entertainmebsss'
were arranged. Dancing contests seete-i
20 be the fad this summer. and at ft
the hotels a series Of contests nis~'
been arranged for the season, whssi
at the clubs similar contests have been
arranged. Pretty prizes are ofered.tei
the couples who win the greatest NUN
Der of contests during the season, and
the competition is very keen. 4
Mrs s. W Kramer, OF Hollywood
av, has had Mrs. J. S. Jacobson, oef
Chicago. as her guest during the lastl
week and Miss Norma Woolner. ri
Chicago, mas been the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs. Philip II. Mayer, Of Cenersl,
nv .uAi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brodek, on
Broadway. have left 90 pass the re-
mainder Of the summer in the Adirog. :,
dacks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith y. Deck
er. Of Central ay., have left for Med-'
vile. y. Y.
Last evening a shore dinner was Civ
en- az the Grove Club, after which there
was dancing. The affair was one OF
INC most enjoyable Of the season.
A charity bazaar was held on tfe'
lawn Of the residence of Mrs A. Stein
or. IN Bayview av., yesterday afternoon.
The bazaar was well patronized by tho
summer sotourners.
4 masquerade ball is being arranged.
at the Tackapousha 10 be given on SAT-
urday evening, August I. Prizes VIII
be given for the most original and,
most grotesque costumes.
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LONG BEACH

Long Beach, y. Y, July 1s.-The
second Of the series Of dances that v,aa.
held Friday evening a. the Hotel
Brighton. Long Beach, was well a.
tended and especially marked By ~
MANY charming couples. who delighted
10 the tango and hesitation waltz.
Everywhere the true spirit Of thu
dance was manifested. Again NJ.
Haynes and Miss Norton charmed with
their graceful exhibition % the NOD
ern dances Many Of the guests en-
loyed dancing with them. The ball
room was artisticaiiy decorated. Re-
freshments were served and the even
lnC's entertainment was a marked sue
cess.
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GREENWICH.

Greenwich, Conn. July ~ Miss
Amy Grant. Of New York City. will
present the opera cullen" IN blank
verse, with piano accompaniment, at
Fairfield House Thursday evening Of
heu week duly "a, under The patron
s2e Of large number 81 the we'll
known society women. 81 the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph g. RunyOn, who
we're nArrieo ~ Port Chester recently,
are passing their honeymoon a. the
until the Fall.
Visitors 81 the Siiisck House have
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PIKE.

Pike, y r., July 1s-Among recent
arrivals here is Mr. and Mrs. Harry
4. Cochrane, OF New York City. Mr..
Cochraue is a daughter Of James l..
Gledhiu. the millionaire wall paper
manufactures Mr. Cochrane has oeep
anpointcd by the American Institute 81
Graphic Arts 20 represent the United
States and it's graphic arts interests
AZ the International Graphic Arts and
Rook Making Exposition az Leipsuc.
Germany. this summer. and Will sah
for Europe with Mrs. Cochrane after
a shor, rest here az the Lake Tarletcn
Club.
Nr. Coohrane is president and gen
cral manager Of the National ENposi-
ton Company Of New York City, which
represents the annual printing ard
alied trades exposition IN New YORK