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CHINESE PLAY SEEN
AT SOUTHAMPTON
"The Yellow Jacket" Presents
cd in Garden Of the Art
Museum.
PLAYING FOR COLE CUPS

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l., Aug. the
Yellow Jacket" vas presented by tbs
Coburn Players in the garden OF tho
art museum on Friday night. The
Chinese play was presented in the CHI
nese way. II Was given for the bene0t
Of the Rogers Memorial Library. Of
which Samuel L.. Parrish Is the press
dent.
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber was chairman
OF the executive committee. which In.
cluded Mrs. James l.. Breese. Mrs. VIII.
tam Morton Grlnnell. Mrs. +. w. HIum.
phreys, Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter. Mrs.
Robert VI. Thompson. Mrs. James l.
Barclay. Mrs. &. Barton French. Mrs.
Charles r. Henderson, Mrs. Goodhus
Livingston, Mrs. Il. Aymar Sands and
Mrs. Peter II. Wyckon.
Among those present were Mrs. Henry
u. Babcock. Mrs. Cornelius y. Rl!A.
Mrs. Albert Il. Boardmdn, Mrs. W. Scott
Cameron. Mrs. Arthur Il Clafin, Mrs.
George G. Clark. Mrs. Henry T.. Cook.
Mrs. II. Holbrook curtis. Mrs. Edmund
Colin. Mrs. q. Warrington Curtis. Miss
J~uilana Cutting, Mrs. Edward de Rose.
Mrs. r.. Tiffany Dyer, Mrs. George q.
De Witt. Mrs. Newbold Edgar, Mrs. Al
bert II. Ely, Mrs. Charles G.. Francklyn.
Mrs. Albert Galiatin, Mrs. William C..
CULVER, Miss Abigail J.. Halsoy. Mrs.
Henry +. Hcrrick. Mrs, +. Burial Hon
man, Mrs. Alfred NJ Hoyt, Mrs. Edward
!" Keyes, Mrs, W. be LAncey Kountze,
Mrs. James L. Lee, Mrs. Edward 4.
Lee Roy, Mrs. Chlrles Il. Macdonald,
Mrs A'pNlrl,r l. Mprfnp NiGG Oar.
IRISH, Mrs, Rufus l.. Patterson Mrs. Arch
ibald Rogers. Mrs. Harry T.. Robbins.
Mrs. Henry /. Rogers. Mrs. Horace Rus
sell, Mrs. Frederic y. Snow. Mrs. Charles
steele, Mrs. l.. Emory Terry, Mrs. J.
Metcalfe Thomas. Mrs, Howard Towns
end and Mrs. Edward L. White.
on Thursday afternoon, at the second
OF the afternoon musicalcs held NJ the
home OF Mrs. George Warrington Curtis.
a Russian strin- quartet played.
Play for the Cameron cup and Car
neG.e cup at tho tennis courts Of the
Meadow Club was resumed this morning.
Tn" annual tournament OF tho Shln-
necock HIS Golf club will be held on
August 10. 10 and II. The play will
bee for eighteen holes, first sixteen 10
qualify for the presidents cup. offered
by George e. clark, and the second six
teen to qualify for the Shinnecock cup,
gwen Dy the trustees or tne CluO,
Mr., and Mrs. George A.. Crocker. Jr.,
arrived this week from oyster Bay to
spend tho month of August with Mr..
Croyker'S mother at her home on Little
Plains road. Other arrivals this week
are Mr., and Mrs. George Rose, who have
taken Or. +. i. Chamhers's cottage. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George i, Barber. Jr., who
are 1T Mrs. James l.. Breese's Little
Orchards.
Mr., and Mrs. 6. Parker Corning AZ,
rived on Tuesday and have taken A. e.
Srhermerhoru's North Cottage for the
remainder Of the season.
Mrs, Joseph Palmer Knapp. who has
been spending the summer in the Ad!ron-
docks, will arrive in the latter part Of
AUGUST and VIII occupy her cottage on
Great Plains road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Watson of
Princeton, y J., are among the arrivals
~ tho Meadow club, ON Monday night
Mrs. Watson was the hostess At a dinner
given at the club.
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EDGEMERE, L. I.

EnGENERE, l., l., AUG, 1.-Two re-
hcarsnlH were held this week 10y young
peopl" at the Edgcmcrn tlub Hotel for
AN amatcu vaudeville and minstrel per-
formancc tn be- given on Thursday eye
ming, August 20. 4 number ON the. pro-
gramme will he an original sketch de-
pictiug life AT tn" club.
More than $500 was cleared NJ n
bridge whist party given at the Edge
mere by Miss Mary Mark"y and VI. Mott
Brennan in aid of -. Gvrtrudc's lioman
Catholic Church at thus resort,
The finals in n mixed doubles tennis
tournament on the Edgcmcro courts will
be contested tomorrow,
Elmer T.. Matthews is arranging for
Il fancy dress bail to be given at the
club the latter part of this Month
Recent Manhattan arrivals n tho Clul,
are; Mrs, 4. Il, Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. IamprcCht, Mrs, A, IL, Scott. Mis-
Emmy Whclen, Fernando tie olycar, 5.
NJ. Murray, Hunter Van Il, Berg, MIR,
and Mrs. Rudolph Bergman, Alfred W,
Lawson, John Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edgar Odcll. W, j, Curtis, Il. G, Middle
brook. William H.. Bentley, IL. b. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. C%lephane.
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Y. M. G. A. OPENS
LAKE GEORGE CAMP
Noted Educators Will Give
Morning Lectures at
Silver Bay.
PLAY IN TIE AFTERNOON

LAKE GEORGE. y. V. Aug. t. Alma
Chuck and Efrem Zimbalist eutertaIn,d
Miss Frances starr and Sidney and
Louise Homer at dinner I'm the Pros
rect Mountain bungalow on Thursday
evening
Mrs. Frederick Sterry. Miss Prudence
Sterry. who IL one of last seasons d'hu-
tantcs. and other members OF the fam
ily OF Frederick St,rry. proprietor of the
l1azn Hotel. New York Were recent
sotourncrs at the Fort William Henry.
Among recent cottage builders at
tnoas, one 81 the oldest settlements on
the lake. Is VI. C%larholin. swedish Con-
sul-Ccucral In New York city. An
other member OF the cuttaEer group is
Walter Il. Gage, the old Harvard half
back. Mr.. Gage. who was graduated
in '9i, is now principal Of the Hack
ley School in Tarrytown.
Silver Bay Is once more occupied by
the Y. VI. G. a. summer school. Among
the educators who will lecture are Prof.
J. W. jerks Of the Alexander Hamilton
Institute Of New York. Dr. : G. Mitch
I'll, president Of Delaware Coll"g" Prof,
y. l.. Richardson ~ the theological de-
partmont. Boston University Prof. Ty-
Ter Of Amherst aud Prof g.. w. Fisltc OF
Chcrliu college. Glasses and lectures
are held In the auditorium building from
Z 30 \. NJ. to II noon, Afternoons are
devoted 20 recreation and evenings 70
study and meetings of ariou kinds.
New York arrivals at the hotels in
clute:
Fort William Iienry-The Rev Rich
ard Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz-
E.hbou. Miss Mary Flt2gihbou, Master
Arthur FitzGihbon, Mrs, Richard Dor
man. Miss Helen T.. McGrcgor. Mrs, !
t.. Lamblc. Harrison Williams, MIR. ant
Mrs, NJ. l.. LouEhman, Mr.. u Mrs
Thomas Loughmau. Mr.. II Mrs. Edw
Meyers. Miss Margaret Meyers, Mrs. :
VI. Hayes. l. White. Mrs. e. NJ Hyde
Mrs. Pool. II. w. Rinkhoff. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j Sorrcll, Davenport West. Mrs
J. DeT,cnue, Mr. and Mrs. u. :. I'd
monds, Mr. and Mrs. :. Prentice. the
Misses Nathalie and Marian Swift, Mr.
and Mrs. T. y. Nichols, Mr., and Mrs
NJ. Young, Mr., and Mrs. j, +. Elder
Mrs. W. H. Solrutivld. Mr.. and Mrs
A.. Michel, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Cor
don. T.. T.. pulupat. Mrs. T. II
puWout, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. J Ken.
ncdy Tod, Mir. aud Mrs. +. {. Mer
rill, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen q. VIII
Jams. Tn" Misses Wyoth. Mr.. and Mrs
W. l.. Mcfarland. Ernest Hall j. Mar
shall Stuart. Jr. =. +. Murray. l.. !
Rogers, T.. y. Sickl,a, carl Nuu Berger
Mrs. George Wegcucr, L. Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs. H. schultz, Miss Adele schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. james NJ. Stuart, Mis-
stuart, Mrs. ~. l.. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs
Alfred T. White. MIR. and Mr.. :. Ncu
man. Mr.. and Mr. :. II. kUpftrugu
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CATSKILL ANGLERS
GIVE TROPHY FEAST
Two Invite Friends To Dinner
After Splendid Catch
of Bass.
TENNIS CONTEST SOON

CArsKuLt. y. Y. Aug. Summer
visitors this week have been the lIvelI-
est seen here in several years. They
made their presence known by joining
enthusiastically in out of door as well
as indoor diversions. The d%ans1uts,
card parties, boating, bathing. fishing
and ~automobillng have provided ample
diversion for all OF them.
|. CONGRESSMAN George w. Loft OF New
York. accompanied by Congressman
John j Eagan and Congressman Archi-
bald Hart OF New Jersey. with i. J,
Kcogan and l.. + Kenny of New York
were here en- route to Saratoga.
The splendid string of bass brought
in on Monday by pet.r q. Cornell OF
the Grant House and Edwin Schenck Of
New York convinced the doubling
Thomases that Catskill Creek pro-
,ides some OF tho best fishing to be
found in the state. Mr.. Cornell and
Mr. Schenck gave a FISH dinner in the
evening.
Among the coming events at Catskiil,
which will attract considerable atten-
ton. viii he the carnival to Ice held
here under the auspices Of the local iire
department next Wednesday In connoc'
ton with the Inspection and annual
parade Of the nremcn.
The annual Greene county champion.
ship tennis tournament. which Will be-
held here on the Grant House tennis
courts next Thursday. will attract q
crowd OF tennis players. In addition I,
the challenge cup there Will be two
handsome silver cups.
AZ the Grant House are Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Weudt and family. William +
kuief, Henry Hughes, Miss Martha
Stcnz. Miss Mae l.. Berry. Miss Ella VI
Loughlin. Mrs. T. : MAILER. Mrs. r .
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds
William Cetti and family, Miss Ircn,
oats, Mrs. NJ T. Murphy. Miss Iilliar
Bauer. Miss Helen Walsh and Miss Mar
garet Walsh OF New York and Mis-,
Katherine \. Mckonna, Mrs. X. r. Me
Vine, j. c. ponnelly. Miss Mae Don
nelly. Miss Alice O'Connor. Miss \. VI
Heidi and Bradford Johnson Of Brook
! Ign.
At the Heidelberg are Mrs. X. IlaiGht
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Claughton. y - Gov
ington. W. EurmIn, NJ \. Doughty an,
John h. Otis of New York.
At the Pine Grove House ~ Leeds
near catskill. are Miss Mary O'Connor
Mrs. Mary O'connor. Mr.. ana Mrs. Der
tram Lood. James Riley, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Cork, George Murphy. Arthur Muir
ply, Arthur Haight. William Hector
Albert Miller and Miss l.. Corhin q
New York and Charles Harris, william
Harris, Miss j. Singled. Mrs. l.. kus
sam and Miss Mary kussam of Brook
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Sidney M. Colgste's yacht on Upper Saranac Lake.

Mrs. +. Omcis. Miss Clara NJ. sherman.
Miss Eugeuia T.. sherman, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. J. Burns. y. j. Burns, il. and Mi.s
VI. t. Huston of New York Mrs. +. =.
Marsh. Miss A.. Lemon. Mr.. and Mrs.
George kcuworthy and Mss ~. Elan
naEan Of Brooklyn.
At Hllicr,st are Mr.. and Mrs. j 5.
Browne and Miss Adelaide COX OF New
York MIR. and Mrs. AUGUST Baum, Mr.
and Mrs. William rurdy, Miss Nancy
l.. Purdy and John l. purdy of Brook
Ign.
At simpson Terrace are Mrs. |. Wag-
ncr and q. Gobell of New York.
At tho Madison are William Carleton
Arthur Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +
Russell and Mrs. T.. Scrr Of New York
MIR. and Mis-. II. G. Mouagle. Mr.. aud
Mrs. H.. \ Horne. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sh,chan, Miss Sheehan. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Lorergan, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.
Bliss. Miss e &. polard. Miss Ida T.
Wuiff. Miss Eta II. Eastman. Mrs. Johr
Fulton. Mrs. +. Naubel.. Miss Vaubp
ard Mr. ana Mrs. August Kuhnia oil
Brooklyn.
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COOPERSTOWN. N. Y.

CouPERsrowN. y. Y. Aug. The
eighth annual tennis tournament COM
m"ucel to-day. Every one IS entertain
ing house parties.
MI ana Mrs. John ". Bowers gave the
first of their series Of tcunis mornings
on Monday. cant. and Mrs. Frank
pAipps and Mr.. and Mrs. william Zicr-
Ter, Ir, OF New York are guests of Mr..
ANA Mrs, Bowers this week.
There was a cabaret cutertilnmont on
Wednesday evening for charity II was
Mrs. Ralph BirIsalrs idea. competitions
In the newest steps were led hy Miss
Margaret FISHER ana George Hyde
Clark. Miss Cccilv MclIim, Miss Kitty
Guy. Henry steele and Anthony Mckim
were In the contests. Miss Mary Bonner
and Miss I;d,th Wcllnau We're flower
girls and Miss Elizabeth Reese WAS IN
charge of the rrfrcshmeut booth.
Mrs. II Il Perkins gave 4 luncheon at
tho O-'c-su-El Yesterday. Miss Florence
Virginia Sl, also ave a luncheon At her
| summer home Tie Maple"
Mrs Henry Btushcr was the hostess
at n luncheon to-day At the Country
club
This evening Miss Durothv Savage IL
giving "a dinner for forty of her friends
/ before tho D-to-sl-ga DANCE, Miss Edith
stokes will also give a dinner this eve
ming AZ Woodsido Hail.
\ court golf tournament Is being
| PLAYED. the finals to come off on Monday.
III the second auction tourn tment
prizes were won hv Mrs, Charles Mar
Ecll, Mrs. George Mccker, Miss USHER,
Mrs. George raNsOn and Mr.. and Mrs,
George Whitcmore.
William Grain l'owcrs OF New York
has Joined his family for the remainder
Of the season.
Miss Marjorie Smith OF Washington,
i G. X the guest of Mrs. William
Fostus Morgan for several weeks, Mrs.
Morgan IL giving a series of lunSheons
and dinners for Miss Smith.
At O-tc-sa-Ea are Mr., and MIS- Henry
y. Grylor. Miss Madeleine Gaylor. Miss
schmidt, Dr. and Mrs, w. Il, Wood, Miss
V. J.. I|aync. &, r. Davis. Mr.. ana Mrs,
W :. Force, Miss Marion Il, Force MIR
and Mrs. Edwin Meyers and Mira Meyers
of New York, Miss skinner and bliss
Fr"dcrika skinner Of Chicago, Mr., am
Mrs. George Worthlngton of old Ben
nington, VI, Mrs, waldo r.. Gunner o!
Jacksonville, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs. charles
j.. Johnston of Hartford, o
Or, and Mrs, Phineas Hjllhouss
Adams, Mrs, W W, Adams, Mrs, 10
seph Janvrin and Mrs, Cesar OF Now
York are at Otsego Hall.
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KNITTERS EXHAUST
LAKE PLACID WOOL
Women Working for War Suf-
fercrs Use Up All Material
at Resort.
HURRY CALL FOR MORE

LAKE PLACID. y Y. Aug. THE
women Of the summer colony engaged
ir knitting articles for the SOL
diers and the sufferers In the European
conflict experienced "A shock early In
The week when they found that there
was a shortage of wool here. Til. sup
ply Of the local stores was exhausted.
i rush order was sent to New York SO
thai the work of knitting could con-
tlnue. There are many volunteers and
a great quantity Of articles are being
prepared.
Marcclla Sombrlch. the former grand
opera star. Is to give "A concert for the
benefit of the suffering Poles In the
open air Forest OF Arden Theatre at
The Placid Club, on the afternoon of
August 20. She will he assisted by
Frank La Forge of New York. The re-
cepiis from the sale of admission tickets
will go to the American Polish relief
committee, OF which Nine. Sembrich il
president.
Theodore \. Marburg. Minister to
Belgium during the latter part of the
administration of President Taft and
row a member of the Hague Peace
Commission. was among those reaching
Whitcface Inn during the week. With
him were his brother, William \. Mar
f'r- Of Baltimore; his daughter. Miss
Christine Marburg, and her fiancee, Lee
va S'dUkenbourgh. who Is In the diplo-
ra'.c service Of Holland.
The weekly sailing race under the
auspices Of the yacht club was VOL,
b. g " McCutchen of New York.
clifford Herbert. who has been at
Camp Joyland with his parents, Mr.
AND Mrs Victor Herbert, has returned
70 Detroit. where he is in charge OF one
Of the departments In the Ford plant
lie was accompanied by T.. II. Wagner,
who was his camp guest.
M. and Mrs. Louis \. Siirn of New
York have leased Camp Colburn for the
balance OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Littlejohn OF
FLUSHING. l.. l., who are also among re-
cert arrivals. have leased Camp Hon
r"da-a FOR the remainder OF the season
yss Charlotte Littlcjohn and Miss Mar
rarot Henry OF Baltimore are will
them.
Mrs Charles Orvis, Mrs. Malcolm
e'ewart oryis. Or. and Mrs. l.. G
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. G, G Howe. Mist
Flehcrty and the Misses Mcclure are
recent arrivals from New York a
Nh.leface Inn.
Arrivals from New York at tn
Stevens House include Mr., and Mrs
CHARLES W. Sinnott. Miss Elsie NJ. Sin
ro,t, VI i. Flack, III. Il. CosgroNe. Mis-
Roche, Miss Corinne Roche. Miss Mabe
Moore j. +. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs. i. III
Rllst1r. M. and Mrs. Richard Law
renee, Mss Lawrence, Mrs. r VI. Brown
" w Haven. John +. Collins. JOSEPH
v Keller, Mr. and Mrs. b II Ambrose
MIS- Elizabeth NJ. Higgins, Miss Mar!
oMedrl, William Morris Tilden. f, y
' Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Burns.
Among those from New York recent!
arrived mt Northwoods Inn aye Mis-
FmUt I~olaporte. g. Delaporte, F.. Del
tpo-'", Mr.. and Mrs. q. Harold. Mrs
y Nrkc,n, Miss \. Mckeon, Clemen
] schmidt, Jr., Andrew Barrett and w
b Simpson.
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UPPER SARANAC, N. Y.

UPPER SARANAC. y. Y. Aug. 7-One
Of the largest gatherings thus far this
season was the WasuiIe bah at the
casino, 1t was attended 10y camuer
and cottagcrs from all points on Upper
Slrauac Lake and also visitors from
Lover Sarauac Lake. The costumes
were Orieinal. Strikingly CARRIED among
the mJskors Were Miss Katherine Bulk
ley of Euglcwood, y. j., as a rose sprite
in pink Miss Lucy Kidder Hulklcy,
wood spirit in cvergrecns: Miss Noble
Thayer, Philadelphia. Western girl ;
Miss Louise cauldwcll, Ardmore. Pa,
B0-Peep Miss Margaret Wolfe, Orange,
y. j., Colonial dame Mrs. otto Stein
hausor, New York, mi'kmaid Mrs. g,
" Noclckens. New York. milkmail .
Miss Florence Mills. Washington, Swiss
maid Miss Dorothy Mills. ylma yaml
maid Miss Eleanor Mills, IIustcr
brown; Mrs. Frederick s. Duncan,
Englrwood, mirror lady; Miss Duncan,
Dutch hoy Miss Jane Sands, Washing
ton, Japanese lady Miss Margarct
Dickson, Morrlstown, Black Eyed Susan
costume; Miss Dorothy Steel, Phila-
dolphin. Indian maid Miss Florence
Ncwbold, Philadelphia, Indian maid
corson ELLIS, Hartford, Conn. white
sailor; Earle Osborne, New York, clown
s II, Crcgar, Jr, Philadelphia, chef
Fritz ~I.indenmeycr. New York, minstrel
Albert Duncan, Englcwood, as Charley
Chaplin Samuel duncan. minstrel II,
T.. Gilmore. New York, farmer; T.. l.,
Curtlss, Wilmington, minstrel Cart
steel, Philadelphia, pink and whitc lady
oscar Sewall. Enelewood, court lady
Lutte Scwall, Dutch costume; Arthur
Little. Jr.. little girl in pink Winslow
Little, Short Hills. n. j., engineer
Messrs. Graves. New York. high tone
in color.
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MONROE, N. Y.

Monroe. y. Y, Aug. Every minute.
every hour and every day bring their
added surprises to the guests at Idle
Hour Inn and cottages. Tho evening of
July 30 was the scene OF one OF the
largest informal fancy dress balls ever
held in Orange county. a steady stream
of automobiles climbing up the pretty
roads leading 20 Idle Hour Park, stu
atod on the crest 81 tho Hill, WAS a sight
long Ia be remembered. A few OF those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. W A. More,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Payne. Brook
lyn Miss Ethel and Miss Grace Melee.
New York Mr.. and Mrs. X. y. Wrigley,
New York Mrs. c. u. Seaman. New
York Mrs. a. u. Vorhis. Miss h. VI.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Alexan-
der, Mrs. l.. ". Sprlckland. New York
Nj. and Mrs. T.. ". Benson. Paterson.
y. j.. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. .. Hoffman and
Miss Olive Hoffman. New York Mr.. and
Mrs. -. b. Gilmore. Paterson. y. ]. Mr..
and Mrs. Duke. George Ellsworth Gray,
Miss Ethel Mitcacl.
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HIGHMOUNT, N. Y.

NiiUIorNT, y. Y, Aug. THE past
T''k has been a busy n at the New
Grand Hotel The numerous entertain
n"n's that have taken place there have
s'''tn,"d sumner colonists from far
aray points.
The minstrel entertainment by the
Tls.tgcc Normal students was an I'M
usually pleasant affair, but the most
Important event Of the week is the mas
en'rrap bali which is being held in the
s''e'd.I ballroom his evening.
Yesterday was children's day here.
In to' incoming. the many children who
e. ending tho summer here gath
tr'i 'n tho children's playroom for an
informal dance, which was followed In
~ "''oruoou by a birthday party IN
honor ur Mss Peggy Downs Among
u" OIL. .drcn who enjoyed the party were
Nf-''"s .Arons, Bernard, Broder, Cohn,
E.'E'r, Oppcnh.lm. Lewck. FIesch'
WEI, solomon, Jacobs. krakaue', WALL
t'c.0 and Misses Arons, Berg, Rernard
kro. nn"rr, Kramer, Cioetz. katz, Roseh-
u" tohlhcrg, Kaufman, E!tinSon,
i"'rl and Kohn.
Tine ohildrcn's masquerade n night
" r. H't.ng climax TO the day, Char
t''.. from a Japanese lady 10 Charles
Chaplin were represented. Prizes were
a'i'd. d t. Miss Peggy Downs, as puck,
hF1 Master william Jacobs, AS n lamp
.0s'.
iAfo arrivals include Mr.. G. F"ls, Mr.,
end Mrs Lippman. II. H. Deutsch
Nj g. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs r.. Carrie
harr. NJ Slmons, Mrs, NJ Libby
: Heller, 7. Jacobs, James Kaufman
Hlr" Houcek, Dave Fox, $, K%rohnherg
Loo LrWck, NJ. II. Oberleder, Ludwig
Goo'2. \. Gluck, Alex Vessel, r. Brill,
Louis Rorg, Leon Ottinger. Albert Ottin-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Reich. New
York.
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At the Lake Placid Gun Club traps. At left-W. J. McConvil.

Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Clark. Mis-
Marian Av"rcll clark. AIR. and Mr.. VI.
i:afalsky, Mrs. ". W. Phelps. Miss Is.
O. White. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ralston,
Mr.. n Mrs. Richard W. Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. \. bedford. Prof. Carl
triedberg, charles -. ilagadorn, L.
5. \.
The Wordcu-Thornc Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. \. Bush. l. Bush, Mr.. and Nlrs.
l.. W. jackson. Miss Florence Douglas.
Il. Lang. Mrs. Birch-ti"ld, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. e. Code, Jr.. Malcolm Code, Miss
T.. e. Kline. j. NJ. Bolton, e. Norinand,
MIR. and and Mrs. Albert :. Fredcricks.
Michael Becker, II. Newman, Miss New
man. Il. r. Read, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
quinn. Arir.w Shochan. Mr. n Mrs. +,
Krcger, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ehun-
Der, j. \. Hirsohmiu. Miss liirSchlnIn.
". T.. L~iyiugtuu. Mrs. III. y. Tahl, Ed
ward Piper. James A.. pelltcy. VI. W.
Riordan. Mr. and Mrs. i. @ der N"zac,
Mrs. r. D.. Drake. MIR. Mary j. Steel.
the Rev. James T.. sheridan, Thomas
a. Mcmahon. John l.. krviil. j. a. Fen
noran. NJ J. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Simms, Mrs. v. Il I'm. james u.
II. :. Lane. Mr., Mrs. I. \. No
| kuue. Henry T.. Smith.
Hotel Marlon-k. Arthur Polk.
Charles i. Stewart. Mr.. n Mrs. T.
l.. Iluyt. Mrs. sherman. Miss sherman,
\. Sherman, J. Campior. Richard g.
Hand. Or. and Mrs. J. w. Cass"ll. w.
Il. Cassell, c. S%chnibhe. Ethel Bryant
Morris. Mrs, Mari" K.mball Miss loro-
thy Cnesmond. Or. and Mrs. Thomas
! bradley. Harold a. schultz and Lester
II. Spaldiug.
Island Harbor House,. K Torrance,
! q. :. Girard. VI. L. Livingston, George
Foster, VI. l.. Thompson. Miss Kathryn
Iaffan, Albert T,rts. Mr.. and Mrs. X
+. Martin. Miss T.. NJ. Rice, Miss Rice,
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-03-31
Z. B. LYTToN,
SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Fourth
judicial District Of the State Of Ne.
vada, In and for the County Of Elko.
MANUEL AGURRE, Plaintiff. v
ISABEL AGUIRRE. Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court
Of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the Coun-
ty of Elko, and the complaint filed in
the office OF the clerk OF said District
Court
Tho State Of Nevada Sends Greetings
to Said Defendant:
You + hereby summoned to an.
pear within ten days after the service
upon you Of this summons If served
In said County. or within twenty days
II served out of said County, but with.
In said Judicial District, and In all
other cases within forty days-ex-
elusive Of the day Of seryice-and de-
fend the above entitled action. This
action is brought to dissolve the bonds
OF matrimony existing between plain
tih and defendant, and for the award
ing the custody Of the minor children
to Plaintiff.
Dated, January 4, 1915.
ROBERT B. HUNTER,
Clerk OF Said Court.
II. C. SPROULE,
(SBAL) Deputy Clerk.
March 9-A24