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October 10. 1918 NOR
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GARDEN CITY, L. I.

GARpEN CITY. l.. J., July 3.-Between
the tennis tournam ents and gymkhana
at the Garden City Hotel and the tennis
events at the Garden City Club and
golhng competitions over the Salisbury
and Garden City golf courses. this has
been an extremely busy social and sport
ing week.
There nre now three polo fields NJ
Meadow Brook and the games there
have been well attended.
Miss Mildred Harbeck won from Miss
Florence Ruxton in the final match Of
the singles at tennis, The other con-
testants were Miss Cornel!a Cousins,
Mrs. +. NJ. Kerr. Miss Elizabeth Sabins.
Mrs. X. +. Little. Mss Helen Harbeck.
Mrs. A. F.. Whitney. Miss Leslie John
ston, Miss Louise Ruxton. Miss Helen
Eilbeck and Miss Ida Guerin.
Among the arrivals from New York
AT the Garden City Hotel this week
were Elliott Reed. Miss Katherine u.
Athey, Lewis d., Young, A. Is Thaw,
A. s. Terry, Mr.. md Mrs. Charles +.
Pfizenmayer, DIR. a. T. Haight, Mrs.
]. X. Armsby. Jr,. Miss NJ, Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson y Seward. Amos
Morrill,, George 8. Franklin. Austin L.
Tweedie and Mrs. Wallace Shillito from
Brooklyn-Mrs. A. Wright Chapman.
Mrs. Howard Chapman, Clayton T.
Brooks. Harold Mccaulley, Mrs. T.. l..
Pratt. Miss Madeline Kenney and Ciar'
ence Pratt.
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ALLENHURSr, N. j.

ALLENHrRsT, y. j., July 3.-Tle fo-'
nal Independence Day bah AZ the Alien.
hurst Club was held this evening and 40,
attended by almost the entire co''fc.
colony. The dance was preceded lv L.
dinner. The regular concert W.l '"
held on sunday evening. pur''r '
season the management of the club N.i
give nightly dances, concerts. tr.l-"
parties and dinners.
II is expected that tho imnrnE'nes a
10 tho beach casino viii Zoe completed t
time for the patriotic exercise TO 10
held there on Monday. The balcony So
he used again this season FOR danC.'-
and other entertainments.
The ballroom Of the Curlew was the
scene % a dance on THURSDAY cycv's.
when Miss Marjorie L~ow.u'hal enter
tanned her friends.
TIL weeks arrivals include:
Allenhurst Cluh-Mrs. Thow's 9
Durham. Mrs. q W. i]ia'nes, vs. 10.
Durham. Mr.. and Ms j. g. F- r,
Miss .. Fisher, Mrs. William II. b.. Dc,
Mr.. and Mrs. George %. Watson. "
Gertrude :, Watson, NJ. and Mrs T. d
n. Corwln n George : M,rr'., =
New York.
Curlew-Mr and Mrs. Abort ! 90
Miss Josephine Elias, Miss T. u 70
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. I.iCb'. r.. Mr.. "A.
rlaut, Mrs. a. Norman. NJ N.. Vs.
; T.. G.. Nieth. Miss Marjorie T. N.' . s.
T. v. Denies and Mr.. auI N is t.
Falk OF New York.
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EASTERN POINT, CONN.

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 3.-The
annual July ringer tournament at the
Shenecossett Country Club, which began
on July I, was the first OF a series OF
golf events at the club. The big sport
ing affair of the season, however, will
he the Shenecossett Country club cham
%pionship. which IL open TO professionals
and amateurs alike, July % and "a
are the dates set for this tournament.
and there are already some twenty we'll
known professionals booked TO play.
II is expected that prizes amounting to
1000 win be awarded,
Judge and Mrs. r.. T. Lynch. Mrs,
John Terry, Miss Terry. Frederick
Terry, the Misses Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Hart, Mr., Inc Mrs, III. NJ.
Cozzens. Miss cozzens. Mrs, l.. w. Rath-
one and Mrs. b. G. Robbins are New
Workers who will be at the Grlswold for
the season.
Mrs. NJ. n. Judd Of New Britain will
be at the Griswold for the summer
Later Mrs. Judd expects to be joined
by her son, Harold Judd. and his wife,
who before her marriage to Mr., Judd
was the widow Of Charles q, Gates.
Miss Charlotte Chichester of Brook
Ign has joined Mrs. H., D., SaXton at the
hotel.
Mrs. Richard Mansfield and her son,
Richard Mansfield I'd. gave IA dance on
Monday night In honor OF Miss Nadine
Nash n Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison and Miss
Elizabeth Harrison are at the Anchor
age,
The Duchess Of Manchester and Miss
Isabelle May OF Washington. ID. C.. who
last year passed the summer at thu
Pequot, have engaged al apartment
at the Casino for ten days, and later
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n. O.

A%sHEvILIh. n. c.. July s.-Mountain
parties. motor parties. horseback rid
ing. golf and tennis continue to hold
chief place on h amusement pro-
gramme. but dancing will come into
its own again Monday night. when the
opening ball OF the summer season will
be given ut Grove Park Inn.
Mrs. Jessica Keene Taylor Of New
York. sister OF Foxhall Keene, was one
OF the guests Of honor on Thursday at
n luncheon given by Mrs. Alice Con-
nally. at her beautiful home. Ferni-
hurst.
Mrs. Reuben Robertson entertained
with a card party In honor Of her
guest. Miss Della Simpson Of New York.
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. q. MemminEer. who
have Just returned from an extended
visit in New York. after spending the
winter at their Florida home. were at
Grove Park Inn for q few days last
week. awaiting the opening of their
summer home here. Miss Christine
Memminger. just back from New York.
celebrated the opening Of the Mem
mingcr home with q luncheon.
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the Pier, the former at OvercliTc and
the later at Phoenix Lodge. on kentara
Green.
Mrs. Alfred Norris and her daughter
of New York. who have spent the last
three INNER in Europe, will be ut the
Pier this season. Mrs. Norris has
rented The Lodge, on Ocean Road.
f. +. Burke of Baltimore has rented
Cunning Rock. the estate on the Gins oc-
cupied last summer by Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Stevenson of New York and the
year before by G. c. W. Rumsey Of
Westbury, l.. !. Frank Farquarson of
New York will also be n newcomer ut
the Pier this summer. He has taken
Rockledge cottage on Ocean Road for,
the season.
Amory Elliott Of New York and Miss
Rosamund wilde of Manchester are the
guests OF Mrs. John c. Poor of New
York at Fla Rock Cottage. or the
GINS.
Miss Estelle Farrell Of Ansonia, Coun..
was the guest during the week Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Philip NJ. Prescott at
their cottage. Presticote, on Central
street.
Edward Allen Macpherson OF New
York has rented Stonelea- on Ocean Road.
for the summer and Mrs. Henry Frazer
OF New York has taken Dove Cottage,
on Chestnut street.
Among the many improvements at the
Pier this summer Is a series Of over
thirty high power lights on tall gray
lamp posts. along the sea wall. These
lights will add considerably to the
beauty OF the Pier in the evening and
will be OF sufficient power to be seen
clearly as far of as Newport. across
the bay.
OF much interest TO members Of the
summer colony at the Pier will be the
erection of the lei $4,000 post Office
which the Government Is building on the
property known az Hazard block. be-
tween the Casino and the present post
office. Construction work on the edifcc,
which Is being made of brick, granite
and marble, has already been begun. and
II is hoped that the new building will be
completed before the end of the sum
mer. The cornerstone Of the new post
Office will be laid some day early next
week. possibly on July Z, by John II.
Hanan OF New York. who IL here with
Mrs. Hanan Mt his estate. Shore Acres,
for the summer. Gov. Il. Livingston
Beekman and Senator Henry +. Lippitt
Of Rhode Island will be the speakers Of
the day.
Lloyd Demarest OF New York has
chartered John H.. Hanan's yacht. the
Editha, for the season, n will in all
probability come to the Pier in the yacht
for a portion of the summer. Paul
Plunkett II New York is also here with a
yachting party for over the week md.
Among the recent arrivals at the Inn
perial are Miss NJ p. Van Wyck, Miss
T., A. Polhemus and Miles Farrow, or
ganist Of the Cathedral OF 81. John tho
Divine, OF New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Kuhn and Mr.. n Mrs. G. II. Fry
Of Philadelphia.
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SHELTER ISLAND, L. I.

SHELTER ISLAND, l.. l., July 3.-To-
day was marked by golf and tennis
tournaments at he Country Club, rae
ing at the yacht club and ar aquatic
carnival at the %Sihauqua Club. These
activities will continue Sunday and
Monday and the survivors In the el,mi-
nations will be awarded handsome
prizes In the form OF cups and medals.
The Independence Day ball on Mon
day evening at the Prospect House IL
being anticipated with interest by the
unusually large number of colonists at
the hotel and in the surrounding cot
tag es for the summer.
Registered at the Prospect House are {:
From New York-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Coleman and family. Mr.. n Mrs.
NJ. s. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey
Nicoll. A.. r. Glynn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Berndt and family.
s. Louis Adler. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. New
berger. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Dewitt. r.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Bradneld.
Mrs. F. J. league. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lee
land and family. Miss Elizabeth Bach
man. E. F. Corwin. Mrs. H. o. Edel-
Manu..
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CLAM CHOWDER.

After wandering about in n lovely,
old fashioned New England
town not far ont OF Boston" said n New
Yorker who seldom gets far east OF the
Hudson, I'VE went into a restaurant
for something TO eat, On the bill Of
fare We saw clam chowder.
Now, here" we said to ourselves,
"in this fine old town OF true salty
favor, here IL where we get what will
be the real thing in clam chowder;
and We ordered some. In duo time II
came. smoking hot and nicely served;
but II was made with soft clans and
II had milk IN II,
THAT was a blow TO VS.. I can tell
you, " course. We know very well
that there are at least 276 ways OF
making clam chowder; hut We Ind
never dreamed that anybody could
make clam chowder of soft CLANS and
then put milk in It.
"On the same bill Of fare we found
dered some Of that. The apple pie
proved TO bc of a grade that IL made
In New England only; extremely
soou' anu tne ice cream WIS i'Ill'
made; excellent. So this evened
things mp somewhat and made the
meal strike n pretty good average But
still We couldn't get over that chow
der made with soft clans and milk.
I'VE didn't know but we had struck
n place where they were out Of hard
CLAIMS that day and where the cook
had n fancy that milk was good in
chowdor; hut a man in Boston who
knows SAYS that hat is the way they
make clam cnOwdcr around there
with soft CLANS and m"-. He aGse-
that there Is a hotel In Roston whore.
one a week, they put on the bin ~
fare clam chowder, New York style"
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EDGEMERE, L. I.

EpoEMERB, l. l.. July S.-Independ-
ence Day will be celebrated at the Edge
mere Club Hotel On Monday evening
with q ball and a concert by a Russian
orchestra under the direction OF George
Rogovoy.
The schedule Of tennis tournaments
on the Edgeners courts for the summer.
including mems singles and doubles.
under the auspices of the United States
Tennis Association. has been ar
ranged.
Guests from Manhattan At the Edge
mere include Mr.. and Mr.. J. l.. Gra-
ham. Mrs. F. Tflden Brown. Miss lem
kins, r. Dars. Jr.. Theodore S. Avery.
Mrs. Frank J.. Cast, John J. Daily. Or,
T. Halstead Myers. Frederick Ward. NJ.
C. Jenkins. Mrs. Arthur tombstone. Mrs.
F. c. Russell. John J. Walsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Bonothal. Mr.. and Mrs j.. L.
Freeman. II. L. Hsmmtns. John Hem
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Randolph. Mr.,
and Mrs. q. H. b. Mitchell. Miss Ethel
Mitchell. Mrs. Jabez Burns. Mrs. E. F.
Bailey. Mr.. and Mr@ Jabez Parmily,
Mrs. n. c. strobel. 0eorge. Frank c.
and Edward strobd.
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UNIQUE CHURCH CELEBRATION.

SALiNA, Kan, July 3.-More than 700
harvest hands were given a warm break
fast at the First Methodist Church in
this city. The meal consisted OF hot
coffee, sandwiches, sausages, doughnuts
and fruit.
The occasion marked the last days
services to he held In the old Methodist
Church building IN this city. The work.
men will begin razirg h structure to
make room for a new s40,0 q edifice.
As the 700 hungry men marched through
the old building the pipe organ played
II special songs were given. The men
represent the army gathered in this city
in advance OF the wheat harvest.
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TNnM
T. suHern Taller in his cng automobile at Newport
Pier Season Under Full Swing--Opening
Dance at Casino Largely Attended-New Scar
borough Beach Rivals Bailey's in Popularity

the Belmar Board Of Trade Is as follows
Programme, W. T. Allen speakers,
Peter Egenolf. fireworks, william y
Bamford, and bands, william Hoffman.
Arrivals at the hotels his week IN
clude:
Columhia-w. Rrcckoien, tho Miss'i
Martin, Mrs NJ. G. M.rick Of New -. 30
Buena Nista--Dr. and Mrs George \
r~rochazka, j. Foster Post, Mrs. n -
Thomas. George W. Thompson, Jr, u
New York.
Llanymor-Nr. and Mrs. " LUCE,
and family. Mrs. Daniel Martin. J
Daniel Martin and Robert Burns 90 N''
York.
Melrose Inn-Mr and MIR. W *
walsh. L. +. Flood, J.. Mt'kineou, h. =
Bradford. Miss Helen l'riasm.i. ~ 4,
Blessing and M. and Mrs. james w.. 4
Harris OF New York.
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LONG BEACH.

IoNo BEACH. l. l.. July S.-Work on
the new eighteen hole golf course. which
Ia being built here, Is progressing salts
factor'ly. The board OF directors. which
consists Of Frederic Bull. Henry w. Bull,
Thomas DE witt Cuyler. Robert Goelet,
r. II. Nelson. f, T. Stotesbury, Harold
r. Talbot. Cornelius Vanderbilt and II,
r. Winthrop. has been coming down to
watch its development and 10 enthu-
siastic at the prospects which tho lani
offers for the game.
The Duchess Of Manchester motored
here last Sunday. Miss lean Martin
dale, daughter OF J. b. Martindale of
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New York. Is one OF the most popular
younger persons here, She and Mrs.
John Barrymore take great delight In
riding their ponies along the beach.
Sir Edgar n Lady Speyer, with their
daughters Pamela. Leonora and Vivian.
have been stopping at the Nassau.
Mrs. Alfred Il Fisher ave a luncheon
last Tuesday. Her guests included Ray
mond Sloan and Mira Alfred p. Sloan,
Jr., Of Brooklyn.
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5oaho~e and landing of Arthur cmtss James and E D Morgan residence at ewpor
Receptions to Newcomers a Daily Occurrence at the New.
port Casino-- Colony is Filling Rapidly-Many Fourth
Of July Entertainments Make Gay Week End

on will go to the Griswold for the re-
mainder OF the summer.
DR.. Henry L. Norris Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Kirkland.