The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

causes Of the trouble and measures for
it's relief. and there will he an expert
ence meeting at which the trials OF nay
feverites will he gone over in detail.
Nine. Sembrich's concert for the ben
eft OF the sufferers in Poland. when
took place yesterday afternoon in the
open air Forest OF Arden theatre. was
the principal event OF the week. The
response to her appeal for aid was I'M
mediate and generous and the sun re-
allied from the sale of tickets VIII ne
n big one. She was assisted by fralk
La Forge and a chorus OF htty young
women. Her songs. which were IN
Polish, included some that in former
DAYS served to establish her reputation
rs n singer. A shipment ot the '"'l''',,
; buttons Nine. Ssmbrich has received
wis made after the concert. on Wedu's-
day OF this week Evan Williams gave
"A concert In the Arden heater
Another event that brought the M m
beers OF the summer colony together was
the fair Of the Woman's Guild OF the
Episcopal Church on Thursday. lhtS
was under the direction of Mrs. George
\. stevens. who was assisted hN lN'
following committees Fancy table, MIS-
! Wiliston Wright, Miss Flanders, Miss
Wilson, Miss Wormuth. Miss Beinent'
Miss Laura White. useful table MRS
+. l.. Ware. Mrs. John McGuckin, Miss
Kennedy cake and candy table, Mrs.
Edwin Kennedy, Miss Marjorie Whit,
Mrs. H.. Kennedy tea table, MIS-, g.. '.
r. Bumsted. Mrs, George II. Merriam
Mrs. Jarvis ice cream booth, Mrs. y.
Lego flower table, Mrs. j. Il, Williams.
]. y. Carlisle, formerly state Com
missioner OF Highways, reached the
Grand View by automobile. accom-
panied by Mrs. Carlisle, Miss Carlisle
and Miss Flora Carlisle.
NJ. j. Powers, general passenger
agent OF the Delaware and Hudson Rail
road. was among the arrivals At the
; Gmnd View.
: The fishing continues excellent. hnt
chief Justice White, who Is at camp In
= wood nj Whitcface Inn, has experienced
discouraging luck. After trolling two
! days the Chief Justice got one bite and
8 then failed to and the fish.
Admiral Bruwnson, Y. :. n, upon an
automobile tour OF the Adirondncks, PAID
? a call on the Chief Justice during n
short stay at Whiteface Inn. He was
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Brownson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Il. AspinWaN 81
Scarsdale are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
d Bertram +. Bell at the Balsams cottage
at Whiteface Inn.
AT Camp Theanogran, near the Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. william l.. Supplec nav
n Edward Longstreth I'd and ii. II. ogdei
, as their guests.
a The winners OF one Of the most sp'r
= tied OF the tennis events on tho court
at Whiteface Inn were A. f.. Benner'
and Or. 7. Darcy Lucas. who deteate'
y L. NJ. Littlejohn and Faulkner Hill, tn
latter a prominent member or the Yves
Side Tennis Club. New York.
3 The subscription concert and dane
for the benefit OF the Motel orchestra wa
- -.aNa ~ Nha SI.N
II ems House. Miss Bessie Wynn, who
spendIng the summer there, was ono q
the ~soloists. A tenor solo was sung u
l. Fred !. Burnett. II. Rachiller and Mis-
X Muriel Moore appeared In fancy dance
and "A violin duet was given by Mis-
J. Amory 81. Amory and Paul II. Finsic''
director of the orchestra.
- Included in a company OF little peopl
- whose parents are guests at the steven
A House, and who were themselves III
" guests OF Mrs, George A. Stevens AT
picnic given In their honor at Cam
" Swastika, were Lassle, Natalie an
u" Marie Mcmahon. Alice aud Dougla
smith, Madeline and Louise Hone, VIZ
Mica Dunn, Sarah and William chandic
Elsie Sinnott, Ruth Flint, Janice Doug
las Evelyn McMannes, Virginia Mitcl
ell and Jack Athana. Mrs. Stevens wi
II, assisted In the entertainment or the lit
J. people by Mrs, John Dunn and Miss S
40 Amory.
80 Miss Henry and j II, Steedman
10 New York were winners of the cup o
fered by Mrs, Stevens TO competitors
a onestep contest,
s The winner Of the clock golf cOntc
ga for women at the Stevens HOUSE ",
~ Mrs. A. Schultz OF New York, who ma,
r. the course In thirty-siX strokes. ".
n. NcConyln. O. A. Stevens and Mast