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LIVER REGULATOR TO get rid of
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

All persons who failed 10 register
in their respective districts can reg
lister at my office in Ocala any day
Sundays excepted) between March
18th and April 18th. d. NJ. Barco,
Supervisor Registration Marion Co.,
Office upstairs in court house.
1-3-Sat-3m
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ODD FELLOWS

TuluIa Lodge No. p, Independent.
Order of ODD Fellows, meets every
Tuesday evening +. 1880 o'clock { ip
itors in the city invited to be with Ls
H. D. Stokes, n. G.
". l.. Colbert, Secretary-Adv.
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place and has fixed it up and will
build on to the addition that has al
ready been built. This is nice
place to stop.
Mr. and Mrs Carnahan entertain
ed last week Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
of Eastlake and Mrs w. II. Buckley.
All had a nice time.
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+. A. Duren, Largo; W. S. Smith,
Clearwater; w. S. Shelton, ]. S.
Chisholm, Wauchula
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GEORGE w. SCHOFIELD
| am a candidate for reelection to
the office of state attorney for the
fifth judicial circuit, and solicit
your vote at the June primary.
Respectfully,
-asr George w. Schofield
Inverness, Florida.
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COAST LINES TINE CARD

lantic Coast Line is now N effect. II
is as follows:
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SOuthbOund

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a. m, arrives Gainesville at 1890
a. M, arrives Ocala at 2:40, arrives
st. Petersburg at 9:10 p. N.
No. 9 leaves Jacksonville at $40
D. M, arrives Gainesville at 6:53 p
m, arrives Ocala at S:45 p. M, ar
rives at Leesburg at 10 p. N.
No. 81 leaves Jacksonville at $50
p m, arrives Gainesville 1897 a.
NJ. arrives Ocala 2:1S a M. arrives
ST. Petersburg a. M
Northbound
No SO leaves st. Petersburg $3.50
p. m, arrives Ocala at 2:20 a. NJ,
arrives Gainesville 1888 a. m and
arrives Jacksonville a. m.
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M, arrives Ocala at sos a. M, ar
rives Gainesville at 1855 a. m. and
arrives Jacksonville at 1885 a. m
No. 40 leaves st. Petersburg al
$50 a. m, arrives Ocala 1884 p
~, leaves Ocala ia p. m, arrives
Gainesville at $50 p. m, arrives
Jacksonville at $50 p. N.
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FOR RENT-East cottage on block
Caldwell's add, No. 235 South
Secong street; possession AT once.
See Joseph Bell, rooms 1 and 2
HOlder block. 3-11-6t
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UNCLASSIFIED ADS
lost. Found, Wanted, For Sale
For Rent and Similar Local Needs

BOARDERS WANTED-Can furnish
rooms and table board for a few
boarders; reasonable rates. Apply
to Mrs. Annie E. Holly, 113 South
Second street, East. 3-10-6t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV

To the Democratic Voters of Mar
ion County: | am candidate for
member of the House of Representa-
tlyes, from our county, ii the next
legislature, and subject TO your de-
cision at the polls in the democratic
primary June End, 1914.
Very respectfully,
Citra, Fla. W. J. Crosby.
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tons office and the courthouse.
on Magnolia street, five deeds
made to ]. D. .McDuffy. Suitable
reward for their return to J. n,
McDuffy, Ocala, Fla. 3-9-6t
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FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
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10 star ONCE. 3-11-6t
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STORE FOR RENT-A roomy,
we'll located store in the Robertson
block Apply to S. VI. Standby, cor
ner Oklawaha avenue and Main
street 2-2-tf
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FOR = LE-S00 pounds of choice
Tom Watson watermelon seed. at
80 cents per pound. G. T. Lid
don, Ocala, Fla. 3-13-6t
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' COTTAGE FOR RENT-411
> Watula street; rooms and
$ bath (new); toilet, gas, cleo
. trio lights; interior newly
painted and artistically dec
GRATED; open for inspection.
w. w. Condor. 5-5-6t
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Women Give Teas at Shenecossett

week. On Wednesday was held the first
OF this seasons series. when Mrs. Billings
=. Learned. assisted by Mrs Draper
Clark. Mrs. Learneds daughter and Miss
Emily Lynch were the hostesses at the
tea which followed the dance.
Tho guests at tho luncheon given BY Mrs
McCoskry Butt at Rock Acres on Thurs
day were Mrs. T.. s. Hardness. Mrs. l.. c.
Hammond. Mrs. Chester w. Bliss. Mrs
Draper Clark, Mrs. Billings =. Learned
Mrs f. T. Kirkland. Mrs Robert Moore
Miss Remsen and Miss Finely Lynch.
Mrs John r. Reyburn Of Washington
and her daughter. Miss Eleanor Crozier
Reyburn. Joined the colony this week. Miss
Reyburn liz convalescing from recent
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Frances Ogden Jones of New York
and Mrs. George Landers OF New Britain.
Conn. were among the weeks dinner
hostesses. Mr.. and Mrs Raymond O.
Keeney entertained thirteen of their
friends with a shore dinner on Friday at
the Casino.
Miss Julia Van Dooser of New York is
visiting Mrs. Frederick Haight at her Pc
quot cottage Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Quain-
lance of New York entertained at dinner
the young friends OF their sons, Lindsey
and Richard Quaintance.
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|s6\TEW ENCLAND'S HILLS AND SHORES
1<>y

Brooklyn. the Misses Touries Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rodewad Of Newark
n. j.; ID. n. Prentice OF Englewood. N j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs
$. Friedman. Miss Agnes Neary. Miss Marion
Riordan. H. A. Rordan. Mr.. and Mrs. James
i. Barnes. J. J. Halligan, c. NJ. Macdonald.
Miss Elizabeth Duffy. all Of New York; T.. j.
Riley Of Brooklyn. Paul Blanchet OF South
Orange. N. j.; l.. T.. Whcher OF New York,
Mrs. Lillian Burbank, Ida Corran. Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Dennis. Cornelius HUH.
Joseph Kriskal. the Misses Dillon. Vincent
Dillon. Miss NJ. Thompson. Miss Edith
Meyers. Heinrich Lombsrdy and Eugene
Suter. all of New York
At tho HyReia Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
II. NJ. Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs, A. y. Mitchell
the Misses Sims. j. A. Richmond. Miss
Dorgstad. +. A. Miller. all of New York
Mrs. Hubert Harris. Miss Marjorie Harris
and ID. kerns Eisifurer OF Brooklyn. Harry
Sanctuary of Albany. n. V. and Arthur
Graham Of Amsterdam, n. "
At the Ocean View are Mrs l.. J. Wyeth,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r.. Wyeth. William Penny,
Samuel Bird. Il. NJ. Lockwood. Reginald
Lockwood. Mrs. II. Carsoll. Miss Mira Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Rubenstein. VI: G.. Friedley.
j. W. johnson. DR.. q. +. Schmelzel and j..
Howard, all OF New York.
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AT GEDNEY FARM.

WHITE PLAINS. July 11.--Polo is now
being played regularly on the new field
at Gedney Farm. A club is being organ
lied with the purpose OF developing tho
sport and arranging matches with other
clubs II Is also proposed 20 hold n
tournament some time during September
with several visiting teams competing.
The Beach club. which IL conducted at
Rye Beach by the Gedney Farm Hotel. is
proving mecca for the guests Of the
hotel who enjoy bathing and seashore
sports. It Is only n fifteen minute motor
ride from the hotel
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. L.
J. Arkenburgh. Miss Marjorie ArkenburGh,
Mr. and Mrs w. +. zimmerman. Miss
NJ. A. Cleveland. Miss Eldrdge. Mrs. i.
NJ. Batterton Mr. Howard r. Stlvers. Mr..
and Mrs Winthrop +. Newman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. \. &.
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Hamilton and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Parsons, all OF New York
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AT RYE BEACH, N. H.

RYE BEACH y. H., July 1.-THE social
season at Rye Beach began the first OF
this week with tea parties and country
club outings. Very little attention is paid
the ocean owing TO the low temperature
of tho water.
The Abenaqui Country Club is the
mecca for both men and women and daily
tennis and golf matches are played. The
expert golfers who arrive each summer
are as yet away. The annual tournament
will not start until next month.
The fast baseball team at the Farragut
House at Rye North Beach IL seriously
handicapped by the loss OF its star
pitcher. Clement tClem) Gle. the Yale
twirler. Chief OF Police Michael Hurley
of Portsmouth holds a warrant for Giles
arrest charging assault upon an officer.
and refuses to relent. Gle a year ago
with two companions, is said to have as
saulted officer Robert Gray after dis
agreement in dance hall Giles COM
panons were arrested at the time and
one paid n fine amounting to $50. Gle
escaped and left Rye late that night in a
yacht. Since that time attempts have been
made by influential Rye and Portsmouth
residents to have the warrant quashed,
but the chief OF Pece remains stern,
Mrs William Egle and daughter Cath
crime OF Harrisburg, Pa, are at the Ocean
Wave for the summer.
Mrs. Robert Holmes Of indianapolis IL
spending the summer at Wallis Sands.
II. W. Lcahy OF Albany, y. -, Is AZ Rye
Besch for the remainder OF this month
The Misses j. NJ. and q. X Sweeney If
Albany, n. Y. are at the North Beach for
the summer
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in honor of Mrs. Edmund e, Converse,
The Greenwich Equal Franchise League
OF which Mrs. Ernest Thompson Setoi
is the president, has doll exhibit at its
Putnam avenue headquarters showing the
progress OF the suffrage movement from
the earliest times. each doll being clothed
in the dress OF the period represented.
Many OF the leading women OF this place
are active workers in tho movement.
Other officers are: Mrs Adelaide b.
Hyde. honorary president. Mrs. Myron
/ Borg Mrs. Maurice Wertheim. Mrs.
Percy d. Adams Mrs Il. o. Parker. Mrs.
T.. G. Ray and the Misses Ruutz Rees,
Mayone Lewis and NJ. II. Robinson.
Miss Ruutz Rees, principal of the Rose
mary Hall School here, left Tuesday for
England, where she will pass the sum
mer with friends and relatives. She will
return In the fall.
Dr. and Mrs. McMlchael and their SON.
in-law and daughter. with the latters
children, of New York, have taken the
Reddington House in Belle Haven for the
summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore, who were
recently married here, she being Miss
Margaret Graham. q survivor OF the IT,
tanic disaster, are passing their honey
moon in France and will make an auto
mobile tour Of the Continent before re-
turning 10 their home here,
Mrs. William q, Rockefeller enter
talned at a subscription dinner dance
Thursday evening at the Greenwich
Country Club for the benefit OF the Mas
ters Day Nursery. Among her guests
were Mr., and Mrs L. Payson Hatch 3D.
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WATCH HILL TAKES
TO TEA DANCING
Opening Of Seaside Tea Room
First Society Event of the
Season.

WATCH HILL, r. l.. July 1.-THE Sea-
side tea room, one OF the innovations at
the New Watch Hin House this season.
was opened TO the guests OF the hotel
and to the cottagers on Saturday IL
was the first real society event of The
present season. Mr., Hamilton and Miss
jackson of Briarclin. y, Y. gave a series
OF exhibitions of dancing This afternoon
Miss Margaret Hawkesworth and her
dancing partner. Basil Durant of New
York took part in "A the dansant.
Win Brooks OF New York gave a fare
we'll dinner to some of his friends AZ the
golf club Saturday afternoon Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs a. T,
Wall, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reid, Miss
Case and Horace Fenner
As usual Watch Hin had its first big
day on the Fourth. Throngs of guests
from all sections of the country filled the
hotels and cottages. The tea dances in
augurated by the hotels proved TO be
one of the most popular forms of amusc-
ment but bathing and boating were close
seconds,
Miss Ludington is expected to arrive
the first of next week to spend the rest
of the summer at the home Of her parents.
]. W. Crawford OF New Rochelle, y. y
has arrived I'm the harbor on board his
househoat Cachalot OF the Seawanhaka
Corlnthian Yacht club. Mr. Crawford is
to spend several weeks at this resort WIS.,
itng friends.
Charles Albert Smyle of New York
spent Sunday with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. u. l.. Dow. At Arcadia, IN Mini
greet avenue.
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Greenwich Visitors Enjoy Many Dances

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Rockefeller. MI and
Mrs Russell Colt (Ethel BarrymOre), Mr..
and Mrs W y. Palmer and Donald Blag-
den, and her sons william and Godfrey
Rockefeller. In the contests for the maxiNe
and the hesitation waltz Mr.. and Mrs
George Quintard Palmer won the former
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry t. Slayback the
latter. The women's prizes were silver
gilt picture frames and the mems were
scarfpins.
Many New Workers. regularly make
their summer home at the Naples, Among
them are Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs IL. X. Coolidge. Mr., and
Mrs r. u. Wells. Mr., and Mrs. +, w
Russell Green, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. c.
Peabody. Mr.. and Mrs. $. a. l.ynde, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Payson Hatch I'd, r, w.
Poor NJ. II. l.. Cammann. II, q. Silleck,
DR.. X r. Strong George Lynde. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. b, Il.
Merwin, DR.. and Mrs. q. D. Gregory, Miss
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Floyd. Mrs,
Katherine Wyman. Mrs, II. c. Cryder
W. de l.. Cunningham and II. de l.. Gun
nngham.
Norman T.. Mack and his family have
engaged rooms at the Edgewood and will
pass several weeks there, Mr. and Mrs,
y. s. Medium OF New York are again at
the Edgewood for the season. Other New
Workers there are Mr. and Mrs, g. X,
Mellen. Mr.. and Mrs. G r. Sherlock, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Legg. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert r. Symington, Robert =. Symngton,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Montgomery and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ames and their
daughters.
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AT LAKE H0PATCONG.

LAKE HoPATCoSG July 1.-THE he rh'
OF the season has been reached, and thcre
never was a time when so many people
were gathered here as now. Tho crowd
OF visitors has been unusually ga,
especially at the Hotel Brcslin tn,
week has included besides the dance,
and euchre and heart parties and bowling
contests variety OF outdoor funmakiue
among which were moonlight sailing a-d
driving parties to Nolans Point and
Castle Edwards Many OF the women
including Mrs. l.. Livingston. Mrs I.
Harper Mrs II. Gleason, Miss r Fowler
and Miss *. Hughes OF New York. who
are TO play In the women's championship
at the Bresln golf links on next THURSDAY
and Friday have been out nearly every
day. Several mixed foursome matches
were also played and created much lnt"r.
est. a large gallery following the players
The country club house. which has beer
greatly improved since last year. is again
the centre OF social life at this rcso-,
and many interesting events have oc-
CURED there.
Much interest IL being taken In me
musical and dinner to be given at Mrs
Duncan Hitchcock's cottage on THURSDAY
evening. in which Miss l.. Packard Mrs
II. ffupbdTu, MIS- H. lUplnpspu, MISS ~.
Mortimer. VI. Greves and $. Knowles will
participate.
Mr.. and Mrs William Carpenter OF Now
York gave an afternoon fete at the LAKE
Luncheon was served on the bank o.
the lake near the cottage. and later o.
in the afternoon obstacle and other races
were INDUCED in.
Mrs. James Il. Carlton and her sous
are very hospitable this season at their
cottage In Brcslu Park.
The large barn dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs George Horton at their estate. villa
Crest. on Wednesday night was among
the chief events of the week
Charles Lathrop. well known New
York lawyer. on Tuesday will give n
coaching party. followed by dinner 70
twenty other distinguished lawyers OF
New York. at his rustic camp.
An automobile party from New York
composed Of fifteen automobiles stopped
here at Hotel Breslin for three DAYS
while on their way to the Water Gap.
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AT BLOCK ISLAND.

LuCKIsL,ND. r. l.. july II. Block Island
is proving veritable Mecca for summer
tourists. and there are good times for every
body All day and each evening there is
ample excitement. At the hotels there i
constant diversion in various forms Afforded
the guests and there nre exceptional faClh-
ties for bathing. sailing and fishing
Al the National Hotel are Mr. and Mrs
r. X. Sterns of New York. Howard Deinarest
IeRov VI. Ludlow of Newark, y. j.. Mr. and
Mrs. T. f. Moon. / Charles Squires. Miss
Josie Squires, Miss Margaret Cavanaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs william Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Manson. all of New York; and T..
Whelan, L. Z. Hangar. Mrs. +, II. Carroll
and Mrs. A. VI. Carroll of Tarrytown. y. '.
Registered at the Woonsocket House are
Emmett b. Farrie. Mrs. 4. Mitchell. Miss
Lillian NJ Mitchell. John J. Lundie, Mrs.
Lundie. Gilbert +. Young. Mr. and Mrs
McComaugley and family Charles ogelvy.
NJ d. and family; Miss Moliie Rothe. Ed
mond Burke and family, Mary Ducey. MIR.
and Mrs. John 7. Scanlon. Miss NJ. +. Hass,
Ada MacMahon, Mr.. and Mrs. David q.
Clark. Miss Eva Ruckert. Katherine Holmes.
Ruth shorter. Helen q. Heintezemann
Thomas MacHahon, all of New York
Registered at the Eureka Hotel are the
following from New York and vicinity Mr.,
and Mrs F.. p. Mott, Upper Montclair. y. j.;
Mrs. Sherwood Fitch. Hornell. New York.
NJ II Merrimum, Brooklyn, y. y. Miss
Miss Reitie Shafer. Brooklyn. " Y,
At the Manisses are W. T.. Devine OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bradlee Hunt of
New York, Mrs $. =, Christy and daughter
of BROOKLYN, Francis Blake. the Misses
Blake. Miss Grace Gilroy and Nathan Sackett
OF New York. Mr., and Mrs. X. A. Deeves oil
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GREENWICH, Conn, July II Cold rains
in the early part of the week made out
door sports taboo. but cards and dane
ing wh.led away the time plea sanity.
Nearly every night throughout the week
dancing in tho bathrooms Of both the
Edgewood and the Naples was popular,
Oscar Odee of London has introduced
several new steps at the Edgewood, while
are in charge OF the dancing at Fairfield
House, in come ton with the Naples.
have attracted large following for their
graceful exhibitions
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton and her
little daughter Anne, will leave for Cali
fornia Wednesday and will pass several
weeks with friends in san Francisco. after
which they will accompany a party to
tho Yosemite Valley, where they will go
into camp for a week or longer, They
will rejon Mr.. Seton in August AT the
Finchery, their summer home here.
Not all the driving here liz done by
means OF automobile. There seems TO be
a strong tendency among many or the
summer residents as well az the visitors
at the hotels to return to the horse Mr.
and Mrs Francis Nissan Brown, who are
passing the summer at their handsome
home, Wentworth. in North street. are
daily seen driving a fine team, At the
Edgewood stables many OF the visitors
including Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prescott
Hatch and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence c.
Chapman, have horses.
Mrs Allan p. Forbes OF Old Church
road entertained at luncheon last week
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Club

tributng largely TO the pleasure ~ the 70
sprters. II held bridge party to.da,
ON July the Middleton Yacht Club n,
Connecticut held It's annual cruisr. vie
iting the Shelter Island Yacht club In
the evening 1t had banquet a, the
Prospect House.
Recent arrivals from New York ,r.,
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Saunders. Mr.. and NJ.
p. NJ. Beckow. Mr.. and Mrs A. @. Coape-
Mrs. q. ~. Wvckoff, Mrs w. r. B-inel
erhor. Mrs W. y. Gullford. Miss Mabel
Guiford. Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. GRAY. n
\. Hutchinson. Louis Wagner. Jr., T. "
Decker. LeGrand A Gould. MIR end NJ.
w. II. Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs g. n
Waters Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Van Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trenholm, Mr..
Bachminn. Mrs. A. McCarthv William
Gordon, Mrs stephen Mcfarland. Miss
May Mcfarland.
From Brooklyn n. C. Mcclure. w T.
Kraener. Mrs. Mary Mctioldrick. Misc
Irene Atiken. Miss Genevieve O'ponncu
Miss Irene McGolrdick. Mrs Percy 9
Magnus Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Van Rlrer
Miss Edna Van Ripper MIR. and MIS-
Henry Ludwig. Jr, Master @. simpson
Ludwig, +. c. Magnus. 7. G. Magnus. 1r
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GOLF AT SHAWNEE,

SHAwNEE-oS- DELAWARE, july Ia
golf competition over the famous course
OF the Shawnee Country club aii'a i.'
many visitors over the Fourth. The F'f-
ers unite in praise of the "Nieh~. w.
changes and improvements made IN mo
course since last year
Shawnee continues to be hNed W."
visitors, IS Il was throughout June lfS''-
vations received hy Howard NJ N'ni'
manager of the BuCkwood Inn, lni"'"
that the same condition VIII continue
throughout the sumner. Among the N'.
York guests who are planning long st"~
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Darling, Jr 4. >
Waterhouse, H. ROss!tor Northngton'
James Gayiey. Rear Admiral James y
Tolfree Mrs William Larman Kun. W
and Mrs. Edgar II. BOlos Milan h.''s
Miss Eloise Boles, Lawrence Bolcs. ~
l.. McBurney, Mr.. and Mrs. }. W W.,
rlam. Milton i. Bogg, Mr.. and Mrs a. "
Blair Mr., and Mrs, Frank My!yl!'
Burnett c. Tu,hill, Miss WhihI
Thomas w. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs L. d:
Manson. DE- l., T.. Holt, Dr waite
Chappcll, Mr. and Mrs. w : penispu VI
and Mrs Marsden. =. W. Eason ". =
Richards Mr. and Mrs J, T. Mareau'
B. Scott, W s. NaiuN, Mr. and Mrs. - "
Codl!ngton. Il. W. Barrett + 6 W.,
mar, Mr.. and MIS-, George Z, Kline II IL
Namlok. II. T.. Grail Il. +. l.arenoo''
c. II. Opoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Anpe,I
Mr. and Mrs H. Rohlig Nh aud Mrs y
NJ Erikstn, Mrs Ralph y. Day, y '"'"'
CHER. Mr. and Mrs, b 5. Lltchheld'
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New LONDON. Conn. July 1.-THE
Shenecossett Country Club was n popular
place for entertaining at Eastern Point
this week. Mrs. Charles Louis Sicard
and Mrs. Frederick Lund OF New York,
Mrs. Julius Fleischmann of Cincinnati
and Mrs. Robert Moore OF New Orleans
gave teas at the club.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank de G. Sullivan of
New York gave an elaborate dinner at the
GrIswold. The table. smothered In pink
roses, was laid for nine guests. but Mr..
and Mrs. Morton +. Plant, in whose honor
the dinner was given. were unavoidably
detained and could not attend. The other
guests were Baron Won Seidlitz of Ber-
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Qualey and Mr..
and Mrs ~ u. 1.aidlaw Of New York
The Julius Fleschmanns entertained
lavishly on their yacht. the Whirlwlnd,
during the week end
Miss May Miller, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Miller OF New York is just
recovering from an operation for appendi-
citis. Miss Judith Norment also recently
underwent an operation Mr.. and Mrs
G. V. Norment. Miss Judith Norment and
her brother arrived at tho Griswold this
week from Washington.
William A. DeFord has induced his
cousin. Judge L. G. DeFord of Youngs-
town, Ohio. and the Judges son. John
DoFord. to come to tho Griswold for their
vacation OF six weeks.
The f. A. Morgans OF New York have
arrived again Mr.. Morgan's partner.
Louis Hume, and his family are also ar
rivals at the Grswold.
DR.. and Mrs. Burton Mosher and Miss
Mosher OF brooklyn were week end guests
at the hotel
Under the direction OF +. Paul Pierce
the Young people at Eastern Point are
giving series OF entertainments which
include dancing contests, n masked ball
play. a cotillon. court-ball and barn
dance. Among those who will take part
are Miss Constance Grant OF Boston.
Miss judith Norment OF Washington.
| Miss Louise Fleischmann OF Cincinnati.
Miss ThyrZa Spadone and the Misses War
rem OF Brooklyn. the Misses May and
| Madeline Miller OF New York and MISS
Jean Terry OF New York.
For several years the Pequot colony
has held Wednesday afternoon dances at
the Casino. a different woman member
J OF the club presiding as hostess each