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MOTOR BOAT RACES
AT LAKE GEORGE
Planning for the Forty Foot
Championship Contest Lat
ter Part of Month.

LAKE. GEoRoE. July is-The impending
motor boat races for the forty foot cham
pionship of North America. which occur
here tho last three days OF this month.
claim first place In the plans OF the lake
colony. especially In view of the fact that
several wealthy men have formed n syndi-
cate and built a boat they expect will break
all the speed records OF this continent.
This boat. the Hawk Eye. arrives to-day
and will be given tryout on Monday.
The syndicate includes the following New
Workers. Albert l.. Judson. Franklin
Petit, Harrison b. Moore and David
Williams. Count Mankowski's Ankle Deep.
tho 1913 winner at Thousand Islands.
will defend the cup for the Lake George
Regatta Association. while the Hawk Eye
Will be challenging entrant from the Lake
George Club. The challenging clubs from
other places will be represented IA follows:
Thousand Island Yacht Club. P.D.O, ";
Tappan Zee Yacht Club. II. s. Fords
Little Joker IL; Atlantic Yacht Club, D..
Stuart Blackton'S Baby Reliance v. Motor
Boat Club Of America Mrs. J. Stuart Black
toms Baby Speed Demon IL Columbia
Yacht Club, James simpsons Peter
Pan VI: Buffalo Launch Club. W. j. Com
ners's Buffalo Inquirer Chippewa Yacht
Club, PD.Q III.
Reservations have already been made at
the leading hotels by the prominent mem
bers OF the competing yacht clubs. for
whose entertainment extensive prepara-
lions are now being made by the summer
colony at Lake George. A recent ruling
of the American Power Boating Association
excludes all professionals. so that in these
races the actual participants are the owners
themselves.
DR.. and Mrs. Willy Meyer and family
arrived Thursday at their mountain camp.
where they will remain for few weeks
until their new Green Island cottage Is
completed.
New York arrivals at the Marion include
Mrs. L. Berger, Mrs. IL. Wesley. Miss Edith
Woskoof, Miss L. X. Rowend. q. Parmenter.
II. A. shay, Miss Mae o. Donnell. Mrs,
Walter McDougal. Charles Keller. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ID. Mesler. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gal
lapher. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Mason. h.r.
and Mrs. H. b. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs,
william Fisher.
The Tuesday dance tea at the Lake George
club was well attended by the summer
colony Miss Louise Stebbins served
New York arrivals az the Fort William
Wlckham, Mr., and Mrs. &. A.. Dubois, Or.
and Mrs. {. j. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Jones. Arthur g. Jones, Harry b. Jones.
MIR and Mrs, +. T.. Ogston, DIR; and Mrs.
A, Lendle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Moore. MIR,
and Mrs l.. NJ. MeileT, MIR, and Mrs. II,
Georgian, Mr. and Mrs, L. +. Page and Mr..
and Mrs John Il. Smith.
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ALONG ST. REGIS
CHAIN OF LAKES
Motor Boating Through Three
Lakes u Delight to Sum
mcr Residents.

PAUL SMITHS. Y Y. July is Warm
and delightful weather has stimulated
interest ia outdoor sports along tho 81
Regis chain of lakes which form q natural
course for the many motor boat enthu.
siasts. The spin through the successive
chain OF three lakes with the ever chang.
ing scenery and the many beautiful sum.
mer homes fringlng tho shores. Is q source
OF constant delight to the summer throng
and the accessibility OF the st Regis Rive.
golf links In this manner has greatly IT,
creased their popularity.
TanRoing has been added to the lis
OF summer entertainments and tango teas
have been instituted at Paul Smiths casino.
professional is In charge and viii give
demonstrations. Tango teas will be- held
three times u week from now until the
end OF the season and many of the Younger
set are being wooed away from the water
courses md card tables.
There have been many camp arrivals
along the chain. The latest camp rental
IL the Faulkner property on lower ST Regis
Lake TO MIR. and Mrs. William Townsend
Wright of Philadelphia. Mrs. Wright with
her son, William &. Wright, and Audred
Van Pelt. has been spending fortnight
at Paul Smiths Hotel prior to opening The
camp.
Mrs Thomas II Howard, IA niece Of Mrs
Frederick W. Vanderbilt has leased the
Garretson camp on Lower St Regis Lake
and arrived this week.
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STANFORD.

STANFORD, y. Y. July 1s.-wnh the
beginning of the busy season Stamford IL
holding its own and moro In the line OF
interesting events and attractions for the
summer guests. A strong baseball team
has been organized, which will play fire.
quent games with out OF town opponents.
The excellent opportunity for theatrical
performances offered by the unusually
fine opera house. together with the fact
that the large summer population makes
possible the presenting OF higher priced
productions than are usually seen at sum
mer villages. is attracting interesting
plays.
Among the resent arrivals are:
Cold Spring House: Mrs. @. A. Pritch-
ard OF Cincinnati. Miss Frances Robbins.
Miss Edna Kifkup. Mrs. s. McGifrert
Miss c. Nagel. Master Nagel Miss Mary
Costello all of Brooklyn; Miss Ada But
Ter OF Jersey City, Mr.. and Mrs J. C.
Bogardis Mrs. VI. Schuman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Race Wilfred T. Race. all OF New York
city.
Churchill Han Mr.. and Mrs. s. C.
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Armstrong,
Miss Sallle Armstrong. j. A. Mar;ell, the
Rev j. II. Britt. a. g. Osburne, z d.
Neldoe. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kruse,
Constance f. Burr. T.. II. Flanagan. Mrs.
H. F, Byrnes, r. J. Bailey. A. Dauer.
Mr. and Mrs. Pouch and chauffeur, Miss
Helen Pouch. Miss Hardy. Miss Moon,
all OF New York city: ]. Howard Mark.
Pauline Mark J. r. Wolabee, II. p Bey-
ton, all OF Herkmer y. Y. Miss Rose
GlaCkcm OF Elizabeth. ~ J. Mr.. and Mrs,
J G. Carey. Mrs. d, w. Kilbourne. r.
w Kidd. c. H. COrley, Mrs X 8. Oppes,s,
Olive Carroll, VI. Donoghue. r. Reinach.
VI. Relnach, Or. j. Sanchez. L. ASS
man. ]. q. Barker. Bcss Stafford. Her.
bert Light Elizabeth Carmen. all of New
York city; Mrs. c. w Campbell. John
j. C7mpbell, all of Brooklyn: Mr. and
Mrs J. J Bell, John Bell, Miss Bell n. r.
Comfort, all OF Nyack, ~ Y; Mr.. and
Mrs A. W. White, Miss Caroline White,
Miss Mary White. John White H.
pouGh'z, all OF Atlantic CITY, y. J.:
Mrs Henry Cannon. @. Cannon. Mrs. c..
Cannon, Mrs +. Harrington OF Delhi /;
Mrs q. IT. Daley. Eleanor Daley, Mrs. l..
O. Johnston of New Brighton III. H. Bah
of Phllg delpha, Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Anderson OF Detroit.
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Not Part of Natural Scenery
but When Seen in Feminine
Garb They Attract.

olue waters OF the lake with he gorgeousness
OF sunset. The men are wearing startling
Ties and green shirts with white collars.
MI. ana Mrs. Edgar Van Etten arrived
az heir camp on lIoel Pond on Tuesday.
MISS Ethel Noyes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK Noyes of Washington. whose
engagement TO Thomas Blagden. Jr.. has
oeeh announced. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. lhomas Blagdcn at their camp.
Miss H. L. Smith and Miss Wood of Phila-
ueipMa ana Louis Dreka OF Philadelphia
nave Joined the house party of Milton
Works
'lSitors To the Upper Saranao Lake are
paying more attention to swimming this
year than usual. Miss Badenhauser of
New York Is one of the expert women
swimmers at Saranac Inn.
Among the other recent arrivals AT Sarn-
nae Inn are Mrs. T. darcy I.ucus of Nav
YORK. Mr. and Mrs. j. Herbert Case and
the members OF their family of Plainheld
~ j., Mrs. D. H. Prior. her mot her. Mrs. Nj
Evans. and Beechman Delatour of Brooklyn
ana MT and Mrs, Arthur Little and family
OF short Hills, n. j.. who have taken the
Belo cottage.
SARANAc LAKE, n. Y. July ~. Saranac
Lake village has taken on its spirit OF sum
mer festivity and everywhere the summer
throng is busy having IA good time. So
many things are being scheduled for lat
july aud August that hostesses are CON
sulting their date books and wondering
how things are going to dovetall in. The
water event of the season will be the regatta
and Venetian evening, while the annual
lower show and Adirondack fair is assum.
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Scene at horse show, Magnolia, Mass.
AT BLOCK ISLAND.

BLOCK ISLAND. r. l.. July lS.--The
many hotels. large and small. OF the
Island are now In full gala attire. Their
arrangements for comfort and pleasur,
are many and varied. Each evening the
bathrooms are brilliantly lighted and the
dovotees OF the dance are much ia CYL
dence
Recent arrivals at the National Hotel
from New York and vicinity are w. A.
Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. &. $. Levin. Edwin
Todd. Jr.. New York city Mr.. and Mrs
Lincoln Drake East Orange. y. J. /.
klien + Il. Keller. Newark y. j
Registered at the Hygeia Hotel are j.
$. Hammond and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. \
s. Mitchell Miss Mitchell. Miss Clara VI
French. Stanwood q. BTadles, John
ORourke. New York city; Robert Reid
mann. Niles e Reidmann, Brooklyn ::
George Floran and wife. Newark. ~ j :
Thomas e. Housen. Weehawken HelghiA
y. j.. Mrs II. s. Bert. St Louis. Mo /;
Mrs. IL Garland. Frances Garland
Ruth Garland. kankajsee. Ill Mrs.
Harris. Miss Harris. Brooklyn: Miss
Swain. Miss Frankie Swain. Miss Stella
Swain. DR.. and Mrs. Talmage New York
city.
The following guests are at tho Ocean
View Hotel: c. NJ Hecker. Mrs. NJ. f.
Ilrrell, Mr. and Mrs John A. Weber
Rev James =. O'Brien. Theodore Coop, =.
+. G. Page. Miss Page. Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Robson. New York city: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred i. Blackwell. Pennington, y
j. George Hale, Islip, n Y. Mrs. r b
Hazelton, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. NJ. Cole
Hugh L. NJ. Cole, c. l.. Cole Morristown
y. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A Mcconnell Miss
Mildred Mcconnell. Arlington. ". j.; c.
l.. Moran. Mare Island Cal.
Registered at tho Bellevue are the
Following Miss Louise Long New York
city George Walters Newark, ". J.
Al the Atlantic Inn are Miss Mary
Norten. John Il. MePhillips, New Yorl,
CITY. l. III. Griffith. l.. NJ lie Luce
fonkers, n. Y: Peggy Parsons. Phila-
delphia, Pa
Quests at the Spring House are Mr..
and Mrs. II. Schloss, Malcolm schloss
Herbert Schloss. Mr.. and Mrs. w Jorpen.
SON Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Hallock. New
YORK city; the Misses Kellher, Wash
lngton' d. c; J. H. Hoffman,, West
Orange. y. ]
At the Surf Hotel arc A. d. White
house and WIFE Alfred Albert ami
gladys Whitehouse. BROOKLYN; Mr.
ana Mrs. George Varley. Newark. " !
Ella NJ. Moon, Scranton. Pa; Mrs
X Tour1'es. Miss Mathewson. Montreal
j. w Egenton, Brooklyn. n.
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Some Startling Color Effects in Adirondacks

UPPER SARASAC LAKE, July IL A strange
guest wandered into the camp of Miss La
Belle Dunlop of New York this week. The
camp, situated on Gilpin Bay OF the Upper
Saranao Lake. is surrounded by the wild
forest. On Wednesday morning az Miss
Dunlop was emerging from her tent she saw
a beautiful fawn buck standing a short dis
lance away The animal was thin and
wasted and appeared to have been deprived
of the care of its mother The fawn did not
run far and Miss Dunlop, after consulting
Ben Manning, her guide, got some milk
and placed 1t where the fawn could get It.
The animsl drank the first supply, then the
second and finally the third. Then IL went
back into the woods At noon II was back
60 Miss Dunlop's tent FOR its midday meal.
and II returned again at night for Its supper
The fawn viii now drink out of a dipper held
by Miss Dunlop. Bread IL now added to its
two quarts of milk and the fawn Is develop
Ing into a magnificent young buck.
T., ', Il. Lane OF New York has Joined
the anglers OF the Upper Saranao Lake
Mr. Lane IL one OF the expert fishermen
OF the region. lie IL having some rare sport
with black bass
Miss Nina ward daugh liter of Dr. and Mrs
s. b. Ward. killed two great northern pike
this week. They weighed ten pounds each
Robert Bentley of youngstown. Ohio, " no
recently. ouilt "a very attractive log cam p
near Saranac Inn. has been angling for black
bass and has brought in some bass OF four
Dounds IN weight
Mingled with the white hannels and blue
serHes OF summer are to be seen some start
ing color effects in the attire Of both men
anu women. The harcm veil Is being worn
ny several young ladies In the camps Some
OF the wells are in colOrs. while now aud then
"hlte one or deep brown net covers all
put th' eyes, When white or deep brown
Neils are worn the lady usually carries a
'olor'd parasol which looms up over the
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SAYvIILE, L. I.

sAfVrLiE, L. T.. July 1s.--F. /. Davis
or New York won tho Class A
contest NJ the sayvllle Golt Club with
score or 0s net Other players OF Man
haitian ana Brooklyn and their scores
We're as follows: c. B ContraII - ~.
George f. Rice. II: w g. Parsons q,
and Il. F. Clark, 20. '''
the Class Il contest resulted in a rio
between s. j, Stewart and ]. n Stone
Their scores were 90 net Other nl,vers
ana their scores were j. Henry. jr. 70
+, j. Roe Rowe So II. NJ Linen, Sc =,
w French, rs w. IL Whitney. 76; c. l.
Keator, so. and l.. H. Rogers. II.
The officers Of the Forty-sevcrtb Root
ment, National Guard 81 BrookIvn.
motored 10 the shoreham, whore thew en-,
tOyed a shore dinner
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ing large proportions Next week will be
nrcmen's field day. and In between are camp
warnings. dinners. luncheons and woods
functions in addition to the events at the
Saranao Lake Country Club.
At Ampersand Bay each pleasant Satur-
day there is assembled a crowd of club
members whose gay dresses against the
greenery OF the background form pleasing
scene. The club tea following the play on
tennis courts and clock golf greens Is the
social climax of delightful day. The
tennis contest OF the past week was won by
Miss Marion Swords of Morristown playing
with Paul Fischer e New York and Saranac
Lake. on the clock golf green the victor
was Arthur Trowbridae. Mrs. W. p. Howell
and Mrs. W. Il. Trowbrldge as club hostesses
presided at the tea following the play.
The Adirondack fair and flower show
to be held At the Boys Club Building on
River street August II. under the auspices
OF the Village Improvement Society, is as
Stunning largo proportions. and with the
announcing of the various committees
this week by the president, Mrs. Edward
h. Baldwin, material progress has been
made. The general committee, to whom
the other committees VIII be subservient
Is composed Of Mrs, Baldwin. Mrs, Charles
~ fh,,i Palmer, MI III, lty,HHi.W pgryee, Mrs,
ans. lIrs Il l. BoSi". Mrs John li a. Mis
Miss BLANCHE Fiddle, Miss. Graycnstcin
Miss Nash, Mrs NJ 4 Elliott, Mrs. Ken.
meth " Goldthwate, Mrs. r. T.. Kendall,
Mrs. 4. q, Kennedy. Miss Schneidcrwind,
Mrs Ralph Leonard. Committee for chill
dren's, flowers. Mira, Eugene De La Mater
Mrs Charles Armstrong. Mrs. T.. = Horton.
Miss Ese Musselman, Mrs. Orpha Stcarn-,
Mrs Arthur Manning. Committee on
Nichols, Mrs. A, Il. Botsrord, Mrs W II.
liaase, Mrs. Z. V. W. Duryee. Miss Sophie
liOerner,
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,AT SHELTER ISLAND.

SHELTER ISLAND, N. Y. July lS.--Great
preparations are being made by tho
guests OF the Prospect House and the
cottagers here for the annual masquerade
In the ballroom OF the hotel ON next
Friday evening. The affair promises 10
eclipse all Its predecessors Judging from
the interest displayed by prospective
participants. Equally active preparations
are being made by the very young LADIES'
for their annual dol! show on Wednes-
day, July 30.
All the modern dance enthusiasts are
secretly practising new steps for tho
competition for the Prospect House gold
cup on Saturday. August /, Several
couples have promised some steps that
viii dazzle the audience and It looks as
II the judges Were to have real prob
lem picking the winners.
Recent arrivals at the Prospect House
are; From New York--Mrs. Il. Kraemer,
C. III. Farley. Mrs. II. Morganstern. Miss
b. Morsanstern Miss L. Morganstern,
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SECRETARY BRYAN
AT ASHEVILLE, N. G.
Spends Week Ends on sunset
Mountain, Where He Has
Leased Residence.

AsHEvILLE. N C, July ls.--rhe FIRST
anniversary ball OF the Grove Park Inn
took plnce Wednesday evening and was
the largest affair OF the summer season.
Several hundred guests were present and
the dance music was furnished by tho
Coast Artillery Band from Charleston.
Many large dinner parties preceded the
dancing. the guests being n cosmopolitan
asscmblage from many Southern and
Eastern cities. with a representation from
Chicago. St Louis and Cincinnati.
Secretary of state William jennings
Bryan was the guest AZ dinner OF Mr..
and Mrs + L. seely ut the Grove Park
Inn dinnerdance of the week end. He
was greeted with the strains OF 1.-THE Star
Spangled Banner as he entered the ball
room after dinner Among the prom
tDent guests present at the dance were
Capt. X o Van Horn, L. s A, who was
the guest at dinner OF Captain Preston
Brown. L. $. A, and Mrs. Brown; r.
f Taylor Of New York was the guest OF
X l.. Cooncy OF Atlanta. Mr.. and Mrs.
John h. Murphy of Atlanta, the Misses
Julia ana Katherine Murphy and Miss
Gatns formed n dinner party and at
tended the dance
Others present were Capt and Mrs.
Clarence K Day. Capt and Mrs. Il w.
Mcmillan Mr., and Mrs Hugh f. Murray
Of New York, Mr. and Mrs. q. J. Massee
OF Macon, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Rees OF
New York, Miss Rita Rees and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Thompson OF Mobile, Mr. and
Mrs, w VI King, Mr.. and Mrs. Macon
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Epps Brown Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Bridges. r. L. Cooney
and F. G McDufIie. al OF Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jennings Bryan
will arrive next week to occupy n resi-
dence ON Sunset Mountain leased for tn,
remainder OF the summer The Secretary
will spend his week ends here and Mrs
Bryan will entertain family house parties
during the summer Mr.. and Mrs Har'
old Rees OF Cedarhurst. l.. l., who have
been visiting here for several weeks. have
also leased "A cottage and will remain UNI
I'll autumn Mr.. and Mrs Maurice du
Pont and Gerald du Pont OF New York
arrived this week to join the Eastern villa
colony for the summer.
While the majority OF guests here are
from Southern cities q number OF well
known Eastern guests have arrived. and
Chicago, St Louis and other cities are
well represented in the cosmopolitan sum
mer tourist colony at the various larst
hotels OF the city. Among the recent ar
rivals at the Grove Park Inn are Mr.. and
Mrs T.. r. Pennevllle OF Philadelphia
T. r. Taylor OF New York. V. ID, Ham
mond OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs. VI
Zodek OF New York. Alexander Bull. c. -
Borthrop, L. Green, II. T.. McIlwaine, all
of Washington. d. C., and q. $. Lewis OF
Pittsburs.
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Miss 3. Z. Morganstern. Herman Fried
berg. Miss Ada Weller. J. +. Slattery, Mrs
A. Rosenblum. Miss Gertrude Rosenblum,
william Gordon. George II. Pfeffer. j.
Stoddard. ID. A. Huylar. W. NJ. Coleman,
Mrs. Thomas Ransley. Mrs +. Is kar-
pen. Miss Adele Lueihmann, Miss r. ).
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs J. wilshusen. X.
\. Hutchinson. J. ii. Lieman, J. T Ryan.
Miss X. Nlcholsburg Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Johnston.
From Brooklyn-Mrs. J. T. Cooke, Mrs.
+. J. Cooke, Or. and Mrs. George +.
Little. Miss Il. Eskins, NJ H. Herman
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer w
Byers, a H. Zugalla Mr.. and Mrs r.
NJ Lambert. Mrs. II. Garthman. Mrs. f.
Van Dergaw. Miss Van Dergaw. Mrs. f.
w. Burlington and child.
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SPRING LAKE, N. J.

c-..-. - a, -, - ,r.-l.
afH'Nu 'Ahh, ~ - july - 1h''.s
'".''uH''a,S ta'n't'u htie t,'s "eeN W
"''H'St 'ne N"tth 'eTH'E coast tennis
'n'inp'o"s".P 'o.tes's, NhI'n wore p.a!eu
on nr courts Oh the Spil"E Lake b"'h'hs
am ri, Gums S'uo' ..,.-,,-. ,.,,
ne nc" '"dS,f HhU-,uI az tu'S h'iu
,r "nnuu' h'Iu u"S me- ".is "',k.
h"'E "'' "' we "oh' 90 Mrs' N'eNuuut'
! '"'l'les"h "," "Io'H WIN o.ner nuS',
mss ,r'nsaS''" a r'."'u.'oh WIS l'SS..'
opposing t'' ,l.""'S'''''n' o. 'qunl sur
traSe ~ tnc Ne" J''S'N r'uc'"""h "i
""',''hs 'Iups.
VI H'''IUh VI Wv SPlulk i'iNe I'M
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wINpHAM, n. Y, July lS.--.Wlndha
has been "A noted summer resort for
many years and its beautiful scenery,
many points of interest and healthful
surroundings have made II one OF the
busiest resorts In the Catskills during the
summer season,
Mr. and Mrs william Weaver and son
of White Plains have beef. the guests Of
relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. v A. pike OF New York Is
spending the summer season here.
Mrs. IL w. Ross. Miss NJ. Ross, Miss
Dorothy Munson. MIR, and Mrs. J. Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Martin OF Brooklyn are
spending the summer season at the West
Cottage.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Bjorkmau. organizer
of the State campaign committee. and
Miss Ruth A. Noyes, a representative OF
the Congressional Union of Washington.
d. c., have been In town this week ar
ranging to hold public meeting in the
interest OF the suffrage association.
Professor and Mrs A Hale and family
OF Brooklyn are spending their vacation
at the Jewett Heights House near here.
SOUTH CAIRO, n. Y. July ls.---The Little
Falls House Is entertaining among Its
recent arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Me
Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs Leopold schlett, II.
Llaiber. T. J. Cater, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Marion, Lewis Freyer. New York: Miss
Il. NJ Heinz. Mrs, Il. a. Christmann and
son. Mr., and Mrs, Wellington Griffith, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. LegoRar and child, Fred h.
Heintz. Brooklyn, Miss Ida Mann, Ridge
field Park, y. J.
Arrivals at the Malaeska House are
Mrs. j. Halloran. George Swanson, J. J..
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simson, Joseph
Moinello. Samuel Benson. New York
Miss Sadie NJ, Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Mennela, brooklyn; Anthony Zee
ca. Ralph l.. Fusso Anthony Santo New
ark. N. j.. Morgan wilkins, Jersey City,
N. J.
Duncan villa IN entertaining Miss Helen
r.. Mockel. Robert Mock"l Fred Mockel,
Mrs r. b. Moclel, Miss Theresa McClel-
Ian, Miss Alice NJ, Buckley. Mrs a. Neller
and family, Mrs J. Ohlsen and family.
Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Murphy, Il. Sweeney,
Miss Hannah brakeman, Miss Eta RE
Der. Miss Clara Mcltzcr, Mrs. a. Gallagher
Miss Agnes Clay, Miss Anna Knapp, Mrs.
Mrs w Knapp, Mrs, T.. Koch Now York /;
Miss Helen schmidt, Miss a. Kinzngcr.
r. Mead, Miss +. Anstrong. Miss Carol
Emma MaclachlNn Miss ID. l., Reubens,
@, !, Ahlglors. brooklyn
OTIS SUMMIT. ~ Y, July ls.--Tt has
been a busy week at the Catsklll Noun
tain House because OF the number OF .,eo-
pie who have reached here for their sum
mor vacation since last Saturday morn
ing
The midsummer meeting OF the Greene
County Medical Society on Tuesday at
tracted number of physicians and their
families. who listened to n paper on "A
Conservative Estimate OF Radium Their
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Warm Wave Causes ThrongS
to Invade Mountain Resorts
for Annual Rest Outdoors.

and Mrs. c. l.. Berger, Naugatuck Conn ;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. sheldon. Providence,
r. l.. Mr., ana Mrs, c, w. Hobson, Dallas,
Tex. Mr., and Mrs. q. D. Humphrey. Miss
Elsie Humphrey. J. Howard Humphrey
Waterbury, Conn.