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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17
The City In Brief
We Pay Cash for old bicycle frames,
Lyons e Co.-Adv,


We Pay Cash for old bicycle frames
Lyons e Co.--Adv. 1T
Soloists to Rehearsc-The women
and soloists Of the Presbyterian choir
VIII hold an important rehearsal at Z
% clock tonight.
L. A. Chance, Lawyer--Law and
collections. Open evenings. 1880 to
$3.50. Both phones, 1875: office, 2ls
and 219. Widlund bldg.--Adv.
philharmonic Mceting-A rehear-
sal OF the Philharmonic club will be
held at Stones Music company to-
morrow afternoon at 5:15 o'clock.
Farm Mortgage Loans at a low rate
of interest. See Sullivan Bros, 30s
DeMers. East Grand Forks.-Ady.
Lebacken in Town-Clifford Le-
ts,cken, assistant state game warden
is in Grand Forks for few days.
X. C.'s and Candidates - The
knights of Columbus initiation has
been postponed until December 27.
Henry O'keefe, Jr.-Adv.
No TankS--Outside of the excite
ment occasioned by the finding Of the
prodigal baby the police had Il quiet
evening Monday, no drunks or vags
being gathered in.
Livery and Taxi--For first class
livery and taxi service call Dakota
Auto company. Both phones 1O7. We
never slcep.-Adv.
Snm Haislett Herc--sam Haislett,
formerly connected with the Obser.
Yer. but now editor of The Tordville
Chronicle. was visitor in Grand
Forks last night.
Real HcmstitchinR and pico edg-
ing at reasonable prices for collars,
dresses and Christmas gifts. have
the latest special equipment for this
work. Mrs. K. S. Perry. No. 4. STRAIT
ford.--Adv.
Marriage Licence-A marriage liz
Judge L." X. Hassell to Edward
O'Reilly of Huron. S. D., and Miss
Anne Poupore of this city.
Auto Owners! The Grand Forks
Harness company makes a speciality of
replacing the broken celluloid in auto
curtains. 119 South Third street,
Adv.
X. G. Installation-The annual in
stalation of officers was held last
night of Grand Forks Council knights
OF Columbus. The council has raised
$500 to be donated to the fund for the
Belgian war sufferers.
At Devils Lake-State's ATTORNEY
Q. i. Burtness. left this morning for
Devils Lake to attend the session OF
the United States district court, now
being held there.
Robes and Blankcts-Special shin
ment Of robes and blankets. which We
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
s2.25 blankets, Sips; guaranteed SIT
fur robes, $13 and many other
great bargains. Grand Forks Har-
ness company. opposite Metropolitan
thcater, South Third street.-Adv.
The F'airchild Fuel Co. has opened
an uptown office in the vanderhoef
book store. 316 DeMers avenue, where
they will be pleased TO receive orders
tor your winter fuel. Both phones
600--Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

First Papers-Olaf Arnheim and
Peter Braaten. both born in Norway.
and naturalized citizens Of Canada
declared their intentions of becoming
citizens Of the United States Monday
6Hfore per Clerk OF Court NJ. w. spauld-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Mrs. r. A: Sullivan and Mrs. G. p.
Kirk have returned from Hastings,
Minn., where they were called last
week by the death Of their father,
CASPER Schilling.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

At Devils Lake-State's Attorney
Q. i. Burtness. left this morning for
Devils Lake to attend the session OF
the United States district court, now
being held there.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Laffcrty Back-Harry Lafferty has
returned from Iowa. where he went
recently to dispose of three carloads
OF potatoes raised on his land near
mere. He sold the crop at, a price Of
IS cents per bushel.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

DR.. Foster, Dcntist-Over Northern
State bank, opposite Dacotah Low
cash prices. Phones: n. w. cit: Tri-
State, 251.-Adv.j
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

For Sale-I have several tons of
hne alfalfa cured without rain. which
can be delivered to any person in the
city VINO desires 1t. Frank B. Feetham,
Grand Forks, n. D.-Ady.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold their annual bazaar and supper
Thursday. December 3, in the lower
auditorium Of the church.-Ady.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Card Of TllalIks--I wish to thank
Fly many friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown at the death of my
brother John, also for the beautiful
floral offerings-Joseph Patton.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Will Attend Funeral-John Nelson
and NJ: W: Spaulding of this city will
30 to Larimore Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of ]. H. Smith, which
VIII be held at o'clock in the after
noon under the auspices of the Lari-
more Masonic lodge.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Horkc's Orchestra -. Playing the
6; rnlan club, Comus club, Eiks' and
knights Of Columbus series, the
university informals. and the F'reder.
lex Sunday evenings. Watch the So
c;cty columns Ernest Rorke. Both
phOnes-Ady
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Ladies' Aid Supper-Tonight begin
ming at o'clock, the ladies' Of the
Zion. Lutheran church will serve
warm supper. Ludefisk served. Also
meats. Price 35 cents. Everybody
wcicome.-Adv
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

An invitation is extended every lady
IL visit the So hat sale at Howes',
Wednesday,. November ls. Every
trimmed hat. every shape. every os-
trich plume, feather. stick up. aigrette,
bird. wing. flower or other ornament
in the house goes for So on Wednes-
day Howes' Millinery. South Third
:trcet.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-17

Mrs. A. Moe of Park River and Mrs.
c. o. Knutson of Canada are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Arpe-
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Of Morrstown. " j., Miss Helen Wilbur
OF South Bethlehem. Pa. Charles c. Wit
iner of Chicago and Carleton shaw OF
Toledo
Mrs. Charles Deering and her daughters.
Mrs Richard Danelson of Chicago an
Miss Marian Deer.ng OF New York. who
have been at their cottage on Bricknell
Point. went to New York this week Will
James Deering. Charles /. er!ng Will re
main till the end OF the season looidn
after his plans for building a residence on
his plantation at Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curiiss James of
New York and Newport, who have b en-
cruising with party Of friends on Their
houseboat Lanai. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam j. Mathesou, who went along on their
houseboat Calabash, returned this week.
Col Robert NJ. Thompson also returned
on his houseboat Everglades after being
out two weeks with Mrs. Thompson. Miss
Hilda Sykes and Lieutenant Commander
c. j.. Courtney and Ensign Dcyo L. :. y.
OF Key West.
Charles l.. r. Robinson OF New York
returned from ten days fishing trip on
the yacht Savola. and MIR and Mrs Will
lam A. Hazard Of New York took tn same
yacht. leaving for a trip to the keys
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman LOOMS OF Brook
lyn. who have been her. since the firs.
Of the season on their yacht Saramar. ac-
companied Mr. ana Mrs Thomas l.. Stur-
tevant of Boston. who went on their yacht
Cray Duck on a "trip to the lower part OF
Bscayne Bay and then started north on
the homeward bound voyage
Joseph II. Dickson OF New York went
north accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
{. Billings OF Morristown. y. j. Miss
Alice Dickson will return north tomorrow.
They nave been here several weeks spend
ing much OF the time on Mr.. Decisions
yacht, the Altomary. on which they enter
tanned frequently.
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TIN WHISTLE CLUB Dimes,

PINEHuRsr. n. C.. March 1.-THE
social interest OF the week centred In
the annual tin whistle dinner at the Caro-
ma. Covers We're laid for sixty-fiye
Irving $. Robson OF Rochester. presi-
Dent or the club. presided. and Robert
Hunter OF Noroton Heights was toast
master. The speakers included President
Leonard Tufts and Supt Donald j. Ross
OF the Country Club, T. g. Boyd OF st.
Louis w, l.. Milliken OF Hyannisport.
Prestley :. mclaughlin OF New York, A.
s. Newcomb of Biddeford Pool, Me. Sec
rotary Herbert l.. Jillson OF the Country
club and T.. c. Chandler Of Philadelphia
President Leonard Tufts OF the Country
club entertained the board OF governors
AT jackson Springs preceding the annual
meeting. and various informal spreads
were enjoyed at the hotels and cottages
during the week
Mrs w. NJ, Cunningham OF New York,
Mrs Frank Seamans OF Uniontown, Mrs
+. y. Is. Close Of Crawford, Mrs. j. Page
Massie of Richmond Mrs r. w Keenan,
OF Binghamton and Mrs. c. p. Wilson OF
Boston were prize winners at the usual
Monday morning bridge party at the
Carolina.
Late New York registrations include
Mr., and Mrs Edgar J, Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. c. +, Marshall Mrs. q, $. Water
house, II. +. Hartman, II. H. Cofiey,
Frank Hall, George &. Freeburn. G. NJ.
Fink, NJ. W. Brown. James Ottley. ]. II.
killnger j. NJ. Ellis +, Il, Stevens. Mr..
and Mrs. $. B. Chaplin. Roger w. Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford II, Steele, u. W.
Whitemore, :, Frederic Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. McKinlay, s. II, !, Pell. Mrs
w B, Peck John Farrell. James u. MUIR
ray, Mrs, J. a, Farrell. Miss Theresa
Farrell. John ]. Farrell and Joseph Is.
Murray.
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ATLANTIC CITY DEF1ES SNOW.

ATLANTIC CITY. March l4-visitors.
who have the habit of combining them
selves 10 the seafrort of Atlantic city
have not been IN the least Inconvenience
by the snow. The authorities have taken
good care To keep the broad esplanade
cleared at all times and II has been dry
continuously. The Boardwalk connects all
points OF amusement and interest and the
plans Of visitors have not been inter-
rupted.
Travel from New York continues excel
lent. many business men and their families
topping at the hotels for the Lenten sea-
son.
Frederick Cromwell of New York, who
Is az the Brighton was Joined by his SON.
seymour Cromwell.
Mrs. Robert Coleman OF Brooklyn is en-
tertaining Mrs. T. c. Farrer OF London at
the Chalfonte
Senator W. II. Reynolds Of New York Is
here with his secretary for rest.
DR.. j. w Burke OF New York Is at the
Dennis with several friends.
Additions to the New York circle at
Haddon Hall were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
G. Cameron. Edward A. Crukshank Mrs
William X. c. Orr. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Cornwall Rogers, Miss Florence s. Rogers
william J. Hutchinson, Miss Edna Bidde
Harold Brooks, c. II. barrow, Jr.. Miss
barrow, Miss NJ. :. Heiser Mr.. and Mrs
w. X. Add!cks, pr, A. Il. James George
H. Welsh and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Welsh
Visiting at the Dennis from New York
are Or. J. ID. Nagcl. Mr.. and Mrs. l. ~
Pouiides. Mrs. r.. Trowbridge Hall. Mrs
Francis b. Thurber. II. f Eldrldge, A. b.
Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Chance, Mr.
ana Mrs. Alexander Wardwell and Miss
Eugene c. Neyins
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SOCIETY ENJOYING SPORTS AT THE WINTER RESORTS

Price OF Hammock Home, vera .
tanned at the Ormond nj din,.s
Wednesday evening by MIR and ~
Lenox Rose of New York Mr. an, msfa'
Rose entertained at auction bridyo IN
ward, their other guests being Mrs et
Price, Miss NJ. A. Stout. Clarenc. ~
lander and Lewis Benton. moi
. Mrs C. w. Scudder and Mrs IA,
Stillwell were the patronesses nj ~
stacle golf held on the Hotel nrs w.
grounds on Friday afternoon. To ~ hq
the guests OF the Ormond an. 81. "V'
tagers were Invited. Tea was sr,s,,vU
served. ""'t
on Tuesday night the piayle, s,,,,-
Mr. Bob" was given In thu orr.s'ee
Casino for the benefit of the Apdo...
and Price Memorial Library. sui
The following New Workers. mr.. ,..,.
tered at the Ormond A. g. Good. ~.
and Mrs Emory L. Mead. Mr.. and VI
r. W. Sdman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ioss,t
Phillbrick. Mrs. NJ. J Fuller. Miss r.
ler Theodore c. Hollander. MIR a..
Mrs. William ~ Leonard Mr. and ".
Joseph j. O'Brien. Miss Irene orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Winchester Noyes NJ.
Mary r, Moves and Mrs Joseph c. Noys,
L. c. Haines. Mrs. Richard perklns II.
W. Chadwick. w. S. ChesbrouIh Mr. a..
Mrs. John II. Rogers and family r R.,,
Mrs. G.. Edwin Duren, Mr. and Mrs WIN
lam : Morse. Mrs. James S. Watson ".
and Mrs. u. l.. Norris. Mir and Nrs "
II. Hoxie and Miss Isabella Xxi. ",
and Mrs Charles S. Waterhouse and "
C. Shepard
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ASHEvILLE HOTELS CROWDED.

AsHEvILLE, y. C.. March 14-All the
hotels are crowded with III. tourists from
Chicago and the East. The golf links are
popular by day. and every evening there
IS dancing at ali OF the hotels
An afternoon dance on Tuesday and
week end dinner dance were among the
larger AFFAIRS OF the week at Grove Park
Inn. Among the New York guests
AZ these affairs We're Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mallory. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley H. Adams,
Audge ana Mrs, Du Pratt White and
Miss White. Mr. and Mrs. John Ken
drick Bangs. Mrs. Anthony Schultz and
the Misses schultz. Miss Edith Knapp.
Mrs. Wtherbee Black. Mrs. Clarence VI.
Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Simon Guggenheim
and Mr. and Mrs. George Harris.
The Battery PACK dances continue. and
the Manor gave TINS week the first OF a
series OF dances. which will be cont .nu.d
regularly through the spring
mixed foursome tournament on the
links OF the Country Club .nde' Thurs.
day the silver loving cup for the women
being won by Mrs. Thompson Frazier,
and the hammered copper cup for men
by T.. I. Frost
Riding and motoring are as popular
as ever, number of women who ride
well are at the Inn this week. and
they have greatly enjoyed the picturesque
bride paths. 4 favorite road leads to
Hickory Nut Gap. Mss Mae Riley OF
Newton. Mass. who is at the Inn with
her mother, Mrs. Charles T. Riley. is one
of the several women here who have mad,
this trip on horseback
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry r. Mallory of New,
York are guests AT the Inn this week
They arrived from Palm Beach and will
he here some time. Ex-senator Simon
Guggenheim and Mrs. Guggenhelm OF New
YORK also arrived from Palm Beach early
In the week and joined the New York
AZ n I'M 4 IL.
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PALM BEACH HAS SO HOUR PARTY

PALM BEACH. Fla. March IA thirty
six hour party for which the hosts were
Payne whitney. Lincoln Waterbury and
william Scudder was a typical entertain
ment In society here recently. Abbut
twenty people attended IT, They started
with a dinner at the Beach Club. went 10
the Poinciana palm room for dancing I'M
I'll midnight and proceeded to the beach
10 sing songs and eat bacon. eggs and
coffee cooked over an open fire until
O'clock In the morning.
There was an intermisslon In the party
until breakfast time. when they met upon
Mr.. Wh!tney's houseboat Captlva and
sailed Off for the day. Caterers from the
Beacn Club prepared for them at the
Bingham place, about four miles up Lake
Worth, a luncheon on tables set upon the
veranda. Afterward there were bathing
In the ocean and singing by a quartet
composed OF Vaudeville Carlisle, Douglas
Paige. Lincoln Waterbury and Charles
HAYDEN
Mrs william X. Vanderbilt. Jr., Joined
the party In the afternoon. coming down
With Lawrence Waterbury In a small boat
IN which they had been to the Gulf
Stream. Mrs Vanderbilt had made a bet
the day before with Mrs. Arthur Scott
Burden that she could catch a saiihsh
before she left FOR California In her pri-
vate car on Wednesday, Mrs. Burden
had caught one couple OF days earlier
hut Mrs, Vanderbilt failed entirely In her
attempt Some OF the other members Of
the party were Mrs Frederick Edey, Miss
Constance Robertson, Miss katherine
Baldwin. Miss Julia Edcy, Mrs. Payne
Whitney, Miss Lillian Hyde and the
Mossrs. Brnton, Buckwalter, Jack HSl-
lius, Fred lnman, Edward Mccullough,
John lnman and Ellison Bliss.
The wndup OF the annual tennis tour
nament was great social feature OF the
week. Fred c. Inman won the mems
singles. but was defeated for the cham
plonship when he afterward met T, Roose-
welt Pell, VINO in beating him got His second
grip upon the silver trophy donated by
Mrs. Henry NJ, Flagler for this event. In
the finals Of mems doubles Inman met
pell again and won from him Inman's
partner was a. r. Dabney. while Pcll
played with Artemas Holmes.
4 few OF those who watched the con
tests were Mr., and Mrs. Henry Phipps,
Miss Mary Cutting Cumrock, Miss Elise
i.adew. MIR. ana Mrs. Barkiie Henry, Miss
Elsie Stevens, Russell G. Colt, Mr.. and
Mrs. l., II. s. Frelinghuysen. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Disston, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
X. Moore. Mrs. Joseph X. Dilworth, MIR.
and Mrs. G. q. Tower, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Stewart Duncan. J. NJ Carlisle and Mr..
and Mrs. David Wagstaff.
While the weekly cakewalks are always
great spectacle for newcomers those
who have been here some time were glad
TO see that on Tuesday night enliveneu
by the appointment OF three six-year-
old children for judges. Forty negroes
graduate stars OF vaudeville stages. dii
their proudest before them Master Jack
Brabb. son of Roy c. Brabb OF Detroit
too young TO show embarrassment
mounted his chair and made a speech
awarding the cake. He sat between two
little girls whose feet didn't touch the
floor-MarJory Hart. daughter OF Henry
-. Hart, and H.nchen Strauss. daughter
OF William Strauss. both OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Cragin OF
Philadelphia gave dinner a few nights
ago at Reve d Etc in honor of the Rev
". Cameron Mann. Bishop OF the mis-
sionary diocese OF South Florida, the other
guests being Mrs. Walter Ebbs Overcnd
Davies. Mrs Charles Delmeter and the
Rev Charles Temple.
The death Of George W. Vanderbilt
changed the plans OF Mrs. William N
Vanderbilt, Jr.. and she left for Califor-
MA early in the week upon her private car
accompanied BY her three children. Her
mann Oelrichs. Jr.. her nephew. who came
down with her. went back to New York
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FLOWERS BLOOM IN BERMUDA.

HAMILTON. Bermuda, March e-The big
events in tennis are over, but there are
tennis matches somewhere every day and
almost all day besides outdoor sports OF
many varieties Now that the sunny
weather is more in keeping with what
Bermuda desires to give its visitors. the
outdoor pleasures of golf. canoeing. yacht
Ing. bathing cycling. &c. are all fully
enjoyed. In little while the hedg rows
OF oleander will be In bloom the many
tinted foliage OF the acalypha and the
brilliant hued flowers OF the hibiscus now
enliven the scenery. and the Pride OF
India. one OF the handsome foliage trees
of Bermuda, and one OF the very few trees
in Bermuda which are not green the
year through. Is now showing green buds
which soon will be bright green foliage.
During the past week the hotels have
been scenes OF much social gayety. At
the Princess Hotel the dance on Thursday
evening attracted an exceptionally large
attendance. As usual n number OF dinner
parties were given. The following visitors
from New York We're among the hosts
Charles II. Godfrey. J. r.. Wayland r.. q.
Speddon and Mrs. Livingstone Crosby.
The Rev. Z. l.. Prescott of Washington
also entertained a party OF friends.
II there is one pleasure in Bermuda tina:
is particularly enjoyable It IL a drive over
the smooth coral roads for which the
islands are famous. Mr.. and Mrs John
7. Terry of New York took party OF
friends on an outing on Thursday which
included visit TO ST. Georges and lunch
con at the Shore Hills Hotel. Among
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs Daniel b.
Fearing of Rhode Island
At the Hamilton Hotel the principal
topic has been the tennis tournament on
saturday thc Governor was present. The
event of the day, the contest for the
singles championship OF Bermuda, now
held by Capt. Berger, A, $, c.. was termi-
mated by an unfortunate accident to Mr.
ostendorf. who slipped and hurt himself.
To-day II was hoped he would be in condi-
ton again and so finish the match, but
not being able to play IL was decided that
capt Berger won by default. In the semi
hnals OF the mems singles Mr.. Ostendorf
beat X L. Baggs of New York and Russel
Colgate beat r. L. James. also OF New
York. In the finals A. J. Ostendorf won
by default
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Lewis. Jr.. Carl c. Willie. William @. Fox
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Anderson. Mrs.
r. r. Appleton. Joseph W. Appleton. Mrs.
Jerome Lott. Miss Marie Lott, Albert S.
Barker and Miss Elizabeth briggs
Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs II. s.
Guyon. Mrs. S. b. Chittenden, Mrs. Au-
gustus +. Holly. Jr.. Samue! T Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis VI. Weld. Mrs.
w $ Brown. James Shaw Charles Keyes.
Miss Agnes Reyes Daniel Koran. l.
Weber. Mrs. Edward Spear. Miss Laura
Ryerson. Campbell Higgins. John l..
Feeny. Mrs. r. K. Robinson. Miss spear.
Henry Hillmeyer, Jr.. Mrs. William Sal
mon. pr. H. q. MacAdam. Mrs. H. s.
Whitcomb. william h. Burns, George NJ
Lewis. J. c. keogh. D. Christopher. David
Maftat Myers. Frederic West Macdonald,
j. A. Nandegrift. r. II. Moore. w John
Murray and Mrs w. Il. Davenport.
oak Court Hotc'-August F NanZ, Au-
gust +. Nanz. Jr.. Mrs. +. e. Cooper. Miss
Margaret oRrien Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs
A. j. MacAvinche, William MacAvinche
Mr.. and Mrs ii. r. Scripture. Mrs. George
w Weir. Mr.. and Mrs j. l. Raynor.
Henry Gil, Mr.. and Mrs. n c. Magnus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Froeb. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Joyce. Mr.. and Mrs r j.
Young and Miss Margaret l.. Coyie
Bartlett lnn--Otto Steiner. H. Heenan,
y Silverberg, J. A. Simon. NJ " Sintefr.
w l.. Langerman and F Il. Chapman.
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Mr. md Mrs. Irving Bachelor arc &C.
Icupying n cottage at Hot Springs. few
miles from Ashev.lle. Mr. Bachelor Is
writing new story while IN North
Carolina. where he wrote "Eben Holden"
a few years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Darling and Miss
Helen Darling OF New York arrived this
week and are Mt the Battery Park. Paul
Reuter- OF New York and Paris liz at the
Battery Park on his annual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and their
little son are New York guests at the
Inn for two weeks stay. Other New
York guests who arrived at the Inn this
week include Mr.. and Mrs. q. Borchaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Lockett, Herbert Agar and s. c.
Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melville, Jr.. OF
Brooklyn are among the arrivals at Grove
Park Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Whitney
and Miss Helen Whitney are other Brook
Ign guests at the Inn.
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family at their villa in Grove Park
MIR and Mrs. Black have as their guests
Miss Lillian Frazier and Mr.. Edwards of
New York.
Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs left the Inn
this week after a two weeks stay, going
to Palm Beach. with her were Mr.
Bangs and Miss Earle OF Philadelphia.
John Liegett OF New York arrived
Wednesday in Asheville and will be
guest at Grove Plrk Inn for two weeks.
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BIRTHDAY DINNERS AT ORMoND

ORMoNp. Fla. March IA birthday
dinner was given for Edwin Adriance OF
New York in the grill room of the Hotel
Ormond last Saturday night. his cousin,
Miss Dorothy Adrance. being the host SO.
on the Thursday night following Miss
Adriance celebrated her twenty-first b rth-
day by n dinner OF twenty-eight covers
Mrs. Il. w. Currier and Mrs. Dreamer
OF Lynn. who are visiting Mrs. j. ID.
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YACHTS AT MIAMI.

MIAMI, Fla, March 14.-TLt last of the
series of lawn tennis tournaments for the
Royal Palm cups took place this week.
The cups were won BY Mias Alice Dickson