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The Irish standard., 1915-05-15

Vice Partessidssnt. John =; scenlon. 10TH
Sec2et MsRrae yno 9Th Hi S
e East ST. Meaiesi S.a WI aya S
Meet w.; Fa ans ~; 237 New Jersey BIC
Wednesday, at Cathedral Hall. Second
Division No. 4, West Duluth.
SS is%. irs y1ss j. # n9faI
57th avenue West, recording secretarv:
Jas. Connolly, financial and Insurance
secretary; DR.. Payette, medical exam.
liner.
SCOTT COUNTY.
:. County na;y President. F. J. Leonard. Jer-
= Division No. l. Belle Plaine-Pres., Dr..
yohn = Ke s.Sy,A Belle PLANE; Rec. See.
lanes =: Stratton, Belle Plaine; ms sec..
lanes H Stratton, Belle PLANE: Tress.'
S SGMaf: Clarke; Med. Examiner, DR.. q. II
day Of month in Fraternity hall n az H is.ss
STEVENS COUNTY.
r,s County President. M. Mahoney. Nor.
R'S:os Norris M 1de ssss Jane.
gerald, Norris; Fin. Sec. q. eugene G H! E1ts-
ney bo 11r,Sj ins e &c., Thos: = Mecas-
F. fitzgerald. Sick committea ,n srbn D RE =
Sunday IF *. 1 %antb Ring IN Msstins. rsi
STEELE COUNTY.
County President. George G.. roh.-
D E1;ai, ~: i, owatonna-Pre.. job,
Rec sfsss ee;;, YiG E P Ms;o,.5 Jane. Quinn:
John Hogan; Med. Exam. GtS q. q IMSs ars..
n nesdev N Meetings are held on flrst We'd
y OF month in K. p. Hall at S:Se
SWIFT COUNTY.
cl c0Snty President-D. F. Mcpermott.
M Di Kenna: NJ w.. l. p clontart-Pre... VIM.
Leo o osS iHn fns s ksvaMnaufh Eln So:
Treas & John Gosson. ST.: Med. E9am:
in IN: y. Dagnault. Benson. MINI. MAI,
in 4 a IS r aeld zs On first Sunday Of m month
W1NoNA COUNTY.
K S9ua g.. W president. M. J. Ryan, ss4 Il
-, Pai VI No. ,l..Pres.. J. A. Mcmillan
~ 81 i Mi H0wa I'd st.; Vice Pres. r RICE.
2 29s W T.. Mark St: Fin. Sec: II. n ). Ig6e h.
Lynch 1SS4naln W. St; Ina Sec. II. J.
ryan. 264 2: King St.: Med Wssn,, II. =.
second sSs and 9 zones st. are held
IN st. Thomas hall. VI "ontA
WAsECA COUNTY.
.e County President. J. P. coughlin. Wa.
Division No. 1. wasec,
Michael as,, Lambert: Vice Pres. Tahn q
S See W., zee: sec.. J. w. Conway: In.
Lilly. Ireas.. B. ].
Ja n1e,sie sn,u No; ?. Janesville-pre.Id.nt.
en- en- ana ms. Sec. ]. M. Byron: eg ~:
sec'' J. Dalton; Treas, James McRr e..
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NATIONAL oee,ce.,

"A IIoNAI OFFICERS.
nb riasesH1a 3D. Mclaughlin. Ph,,an.,.
c, Tiss Pres!dsnt-Patrick F. c.nno,
Isreasurer-N. w. Delaney, mino,.
cn ssecretary-Philip J. Sullivan. Connect.
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.

UEavl s4on no. 1-President, p. v. O'Don-
Ja. MeKenna. 2ss 10th Ave. s.. :: Treas re s.
owens 2iss 2sfh Ave- w. S. s. Re eea' &c., e..
noi Gssag s.? sGs F 4tn AYE 81 81 Fin
>, Division No: 2--President. Felix Nc
MS1a Nance 152 9Th st. s.; Vice Pres, John
Mason Ma n91 p Sis 18th Ave NJ r.: Rec. Sec.
i5si i1th Ave- ses S. f ins se e. MG .:
Kelly. 1919 24th Ave. s.: Treas 49, E S
Beyans: 2515 Chicago Ave.
r,e Div III e. Nc 81 sPres!dsnt. 8. JEFF
Kiiroe. 2Sls sth Ave-. N. rs: Rac.' Som sec
+. A. Hadley. 1892 9Th st. N. e.: Fin. md
ms :, Sec: F: G; Styles. 7s1 Jefferson st.
:, Division No. president. John Menal-
its. e2S Washington Ave. n; Vice Pres.
Sec. Edw. Delaney. 1900 James Ave. n;
Treas! ss: Th5. ssSi y9s T., 1z:
,,; Division 49r No. s-Pre.,aent T: F. Dorsey.
Route Ress Pes Ne " ,n F. Ryan LINDEN Gilis
nesno1;:;. L Ind Hills Route No. Min.
s Route sn mo- ses m 1hs Ryan Linden E4eas
T: Delaney. Linden Hills. Route No. |;
ml R,y,sis s7so NJ ~ slR a. !.
J: Roscoe. 81 Nicollet Ave: Sec. Leon.
=; e Sheridan. 1921 H.: soth Ave. 81 Treas
g. n r; Gi%mmMi MI 2a2o 18th Aye: 8.
n pnn. 49, University Ave. N. g.: Vice
a Tres; v Jas. McHugh; Rec. Sec. Thos. Pep
es1 FIN us Sec; J; F. ceEwin; Treas J. E
sro1nrsE Eas SIT 1st Ra A.. I'M &c.,
Division No. president. M. q. O'Don.
nell $50 SECURITY Bank Bldg: Vice Pres,
ms &c., 1901 er sneeb Ave 3, 81 En- s2d
Ave; Rec. Sec, J. H. Cribby, Ills Haw.
3 3tS st Ave. Ave- Treas. J. G. McMahon. IL
cd D!g's'en ,z No sPrss,dent P }: Nc,
Sec; Thos. Fitzgerald, Hopkins. MINI Tc
r; +. No: l., Fin. and ms. Sec, M. j.
M Meiaon' THO hopkins; MINI, R; R. No. /,
u Di Wis No, 1o-President. F. D. Deem.
ey. S92 18th Ave. N. E.; Vice Pres, d. J.
F.; Rec: Sec. T. F. Lynch. 1928 10th Ave
= e. e Treas John Gormiey. 2727 Tayio,
LIE sUEuR COUNTY.
&C, County President. Jacob Gish. L.
Division No. :. Monteomery-Pres., c
K Fec; Sec; Ed clarkin; Fin. Sec. p. A
PanloR Red ins; s &C., 2: a; Hanlon: Treas
Mckeon. Meetings are held on first Sun.
day Of month in Catholic School Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No; :. currie-Pres.. M. H
Keary: Vice Pres. Miles Tormey; Rec
Sec, 3; J: cauley; Fin: Sec. J; J. Cor:
German: Chaplain. Rev. Chas. Cavan.
son: Meetings held tn: third saturday yee O.
each month in Germans Hall, Currie
MOBILES COUNTY.
County President, Thos. Burke, Ellis
THyision No. !. Ellsworth-Pres., Mich
ael i1elloran: Vice Pres. Thos. J. Pagan
Carey; ms. Sec, James Burke; Treas.
! Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner, Dr.
Cress. Meetings are held on second Wed
nesday Of each month in the church. Al
RAMSEY COUNTY.
W. MSi1enns n liz Case st.; Vice F ssa.
John W. Ryan, 800 Blair st.; Rec. Sec
Thos. ponahue, 47o Charles st.: Fin. Sec.
l II. j. Connolly, 10y w. TIN ST. ms. Sec.
~. E. Corcoran, 50 Union Block: Treas
Martin J. Lee, 106 Summit Ave-: Med
Examiner. DR.. c. g: Perry. SIG Lowr,
fourth Mondays Of month In Hiberniar
Hall, at p. m.
| ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
st. Louis county County president
John eimon0, I'll Nerth 18th Avenue
East. Duluth. MINI.
Winia1 J.. Gu.aiaa. 60 1ase I'd C.;
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-TlME
AND PLACE OF MEETING,
ANOKA COUNTY,

County President. John P. Coleman,
Anoka, MINI.
Division No /, Anoka-Pres., William
L. Ward; Vice Pres. John L. Green:
zee. Sec. Charles E. Green: Fin. Sec.
Ardle; Treas, John Ward; Med. Exam
liners: J. II. Frank and A. T. Caine.
month In WOodman Hall at 8 o. m.
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President. VIM. Barron. IA
Fourth Ave. Brainerd, MINI.
tz, wlH'sio aa. No 1, Brainerd = President
Pres. H. H. McCaffrey, 215 N, sra Isl. !:
Zee. Sec, J. J. Nolan, GIG N. 9Th ST.:
Inn Inn Sec Sse'' :. 7. Brady, 51s n. sth ST.:
Treas. B. G. McNamara, 70e Laurel 81:
Med. Examiner. DR.. F. A. Bennett. CHI.
Gems State Bank Bldg. Meetings are held
On on second and fourth Tuesdays Of month
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DAKOTA COUNTY

County President. T. P. Moran, Hast
Division No. l.. Hastings-Div. Pres.
4 81 }. Barrett. Hastings, MINI: vice
Rec. Sec. Thos s. Ryan, Hastings. MINI. !: !:
Fin. Sec. N. o'Brien. Hastings, MINI. !:
lns. Sec, M. O'Brien Hastings. MINI. !:
treas, John Kane; Medical Examiners.
second and fourth ThursdayS Of month
In A. o. U. w. Hall,
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BIG STONE COUNTY.

County President. M. J. Mcdonnell.
A.. Division No. !, Graceville-Pres.. An
Rec. Sec, Jeremiah Scanlon: Fin. Sec
z. p. Ginnaty; ms. Sec., c. p. Ginnaty:
Treas. John W. Ginnaty; Med. Examin.
er. Or: 3. N. Randall. Meetings held
Fraternity Hall.
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BLUE EARTH.

County President. P. J. McGrath. Mad,.
son Lake; County Vice President, Daniel
Goughlin. Mankato; County Secretary. w.
urer. Michael O'Brien. Mankato: Connfv
SSargeant. NJ. A. Sullivan, Madison Lake:
sentinel zen n1n, John Mccall, Mankato. and
cn n|2. Rev. Fir. Hughes, Mankato.
Michael o'Brien. Carol st.; vice Pres.''
5,e Coughlan; Rec. Sec. p. II. Jordan.
80 3a peasant St.; Fin. Sec. c. Fitzgerald;
Coughlan. Meet in K. 6. hail, second and
fourth Sundays Of month at 2 D. m.
Division No: 2. Madison Lake-Presl.
Pres. N. A. Sullivan. Madison Lake: Rec
Sec, w. A. Lyons, Madison Lake: Fin
ssec.' J. McGrath. Madison Lake: ms.
Treas. John McNamara, EaSie i.aies:
Med; Examiner, DR.. Ffrgina, MeetinS:
are held on second and fourth Sundays of
4n e41 IN Woodman's hall. Madison
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. 4, st. Paul-Pres, John
w. Mulrennan. 11s Case st.; Vice Pres,
John W. Ryan, 800 Blair St; Rec. Sec.
Thos Donahue, 40 Charles st.: Fin. Sec.
r. J. Connolly. 1S9 w. 7th St.: Ins. Sec.,
J. e. Corcoran, 50 Union Block; Treas.
Martin J. Lee, 105 Summit Ave-: Med.
Examiner. DR.. c. g. Perry. SIG Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall. at p. m.
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STEVENS COUNTY
STEELE COUNTY,

oG Connty President. George c. Toh.r.
s. D S1iae T "; l. pses job.
Rec. sec.. ]. 3. Malone: Fin s.. Sg!na;
Msahione; ms. Sec. J. e. Malone: Treas
honae Hogan aaf;,, Med Exam, g. q. More:
nesdev ~ M4ee gsn are held on first Wed.
p m. 11aA u S:So
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Vice President. John f. scanlon, 10TH
West 9Th ST.; Financial and Insurance
Secretary Secretary: y. J; Mcbride. west 9Th 81;
East srd St; Treasurer, J. W. Lydon.
426 East 3rd St.: Medical Examiner. Dr:
p w. Fahey, 217 New Jersey blde:
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall. Secon1
Avenue West and Fourth Street.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

St Louis county County president,
John eimons. I'll Nsrth 18th Avenue
Dividon No. 1, Duluth President,
WlniaR =. Au1aiaA. 90 last Ind q. |;
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Division No. 4, West Duluth,

John E. Cullen, president: .1ohn
keenan,, vice president; P. il. Nc.
Graw. treasurer. J. w. Boutwell,, Col
Jas. Connolly, financial and insurance
secretary; DR.. Payette. medical exam.
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Cl0ntarf. e AacOermoee.
NJ Division No. I, clontarf-Pre,. VIM
Rec. sec.. An Udes PKFss; F; MCCARTHY:
Leo oNeil: 1ns. Sec, M. E. conioss see:
Treas John Gosson. ST.; Med. Egams'
in s ~ az Daasnault. Benson. MINI. Meat.
in A. o. H. Hall SUBWAY OF month
Evening star., 1915-09-19
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PALM BEACH.

PALM BEACH, Fla. March 27.-The
season at Palm Beach which came -
an end this week was the aye on
record. probably because OF the closing
Of the European resorts. and undoubt-
IDLY for the same reason II marks a
new era In resort life in this country.
At the closing OF the Beach Club
quented the place all winter had a late
session. beginning with dime parties,
followed by dancing. singing and a late
supper served around a fireplace with
blazing logs long after midnight,
Mrs. Edward Beals Mclean. who
came down with Mr.. Mclean early in
the winter. was among those who
stayed until the closing OF the Royal
Poinciana hotel day before Yesterday.
Mr.. an Mrs. John 5. Ph.pps intend
going In a few days 20 Aiken, where
Mr.. Phipps viii join Lawrence Water
bury in some polo practice. Payne
Whitney, now In New York. will pick
them up there a little later on MS
second trip TO Florida waters this
winter. having at last got mis- new
houseboat completed and IN the way
here. He n his guests will board
her at Jacksonville and fish for tar
pom among the Florida KEYS.
Mrs. John T.. Lancaster and her
daughter Miss Rosamond Lancaster.
who spent the entire winter here. left
for Atlantic city. Harry Darlington.
Jr., who was here all season with his
mother, Mrs. Harry Darlington. went
home In their private car, going straight
through 10 Pittsburg. Mrs. Barclay
Wlarburton. Miss Warburton and Miss
Louise Wanamsker returned In their
private car TO Philadelphia ana nave
been considering going to White sui
phur Springs for Easter. Mr.. and Mrs
John u Adams and Dunbar Adams.
after spending the winter at Palm
Beach left in their private car Monday
night for The Virginia Hot Springs,
where they viii stay Al the Homestead
Hotel through the month Of April, ther
going 10 their country place near Gar
den city.
Harry $. Black. Barklie Henry snc
Dr.. John Freeman were discussing al
the Beach Ilub recently an article pub
lished stating that in the neighborhooc
OF $4,000, 600 worth OF jewels Nigh NJ
seen there any night. The women, be-
coming Interested, set out to make az
inventory of some of the most note
worthy jewels then in evidence. Theii
estimate surprised the dinner party by
running NOR" than double the ainoun'
of the published statement. Womer
heading the list they made up were Mrs
Edward T StutcSbury, wearing anon.
other jewels the famous string OF pear,
the late j. i. Morgan bought for he
for a wedding present at the time sh'
married Mr.. Stotesbury, his partner
Mrs. Edward Beals Mclean, wearing
the Hope diamond aud an immense en-
erald almost the size of an English wal
nut, and for which jewels Mr.. McI.eai
paid $500 600 each. and Mrs. jaime,
Henry Smith. with her full pear
necklace.
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FLA.

BELIEArR. Fla. March 27.-On Wednes-
day OF this past week a mixed putting
tournament was played at Belleair.
There were ffty-seven entries. Four
women players tied at 30 for the e!gh-
teen hole round n four men tied at
-. In the play of Mrs. Clarence
Holden of Asheville won the first prize.
Miss Florence Smith of Chicago. second
prize, and Mrs. Thomas r. Cole OF
Duluth. third prize. Ira Holden,
winner OF the frst mans prize, estab-
lished n record for the putting course
that will probably hold for a long time.
MIR. ilolden's score was 32. j. G. Muir
ray won second prize, :, T.. Davidge won
third prize and C., n. Van Camper won
fourth prize.
Social activities OF the week at Belle
air extended 70 the very young set. II
vas called a "children's party" but the
very good dancing and the very gracious
manner OF the young folks gave the
AFFAIR the dignity OF u grow up dance,
Arrivals Of the week include G, II. -.
Robins, Frank j OFT. + NJ Quail, J. s,
Frank. j. NJ. lAzano of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Bolthune, Eis;
Orange, y, J.. Mr., and Mrs, II. Pauls
New York Miss s. T.. Lyman. Mrs. g
II. Bigelow, 81, Paul r, G. Hollarde. L.
g. Benton, Boston. Mass. W, r. phin-
mel, T., W. CroiX. Lynn, Mass, and Mr.
and Mrs, A, II, Patterson, Brooklyn.
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N. c.

AsHEvILLE. N. c.. March 27.-All the
hotels are practically filled with the
Easter holiday throng. Next week the
crowd promises TO exceed that of any
previous season. with reservations from
New York. Philadelphia P%ittsburg and
the West running close seconds to those
that have been made by visitors AT the
resorts further south. who are now en-
route north.
The week has been unusually gay
with large affairs in the hotels and a
round OF luncheons. teas. dinners and
suppers in the cottage colony. where
there will be many visitors during April
and May,
Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor. who Ia
AZ the Grove Park Inn with Mrs. Bor-
glum and their young child. ave a talk
before a representative audience OF
hotel visitors and cottagers Sunday eve
ing at the Grove Park Inn on American
art and its future,
All the cottagers and many visitors
at the BATTERY Park Hotel and the
Manor were invited to participate In a
dancing contest at the Grove Park Inn
this week. Fifty couples participated
and the Judges included Mrs. FREDERICK
T.. Wadsworth and Miss Flynn of New
York and Frank Spokesman OF Green
wich, who awarded the prizes to Miss
Eleanor Van Hook OF 81. Louis and
Oscar Snow of New York. Consola-
tions were given to tho Misses Laura
Meares, Louise Seely and Elise Hackett
and Herbert Agar of New York.
The contest was preceded by a mum,
Der OF dinner parties and afterward a
seated supper was served Those en-
tertaiuing were Mr.. and Mrs! John T.
Adriance. Mr., and Mrs. Charles r
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. II, Perry Mills
Mrs, Samuel tntcrmyer. Mr.. and Mrs
+. l.. Seely, Mrs. Maurice du Pont. Mrs
Telfair Marriott. Mr., and Mrs. william
Brooks Pratt, Franklin Houston, \ T.
Cottier, MIR. and Mrs, Bertram Bell, Mrs
Augustus u, Shepard. Rear Admiral Al.
bert q. Berry. l.. s. N. retired. and
Mrs. Berry, Mrs, J.. II, Pardee, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward l., Arnold and Mis-
Eleanor Van Hook. who had thirty a
a large table In the Grill.
The the dansants at the hotels or
Tuesday, Thursday md to-day were wei
attended. A mystery bowling tourna,
mcnt at tho Manor ran three evening,
this week,
Charles r, Crane OF Woods Hole
Mass. has arrived and joined Mrs
crane for the spring season. They ar,
AT the Grove Park Inn, where other ar
rivals this week included Mrs. Samue
Tntcrmycr. Mr and Mrs, Iohn H. Ad
Rance. Miss Adriance. Mrs. e, Cottier
4, r.. Cottier, MIR, and Mrs. II. Perry
Mills. william H. Rowland, j. s. Hicko,
of New York Franklin Houston, cat'
Sells Of Washington, Mr., and Mrs
James Couzens. Frank Couzens. Mis-,
Madeline Couzens OF Detroit.
Registrations at tho Battery Pari
Hotel this week included Gov. Lock-
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ORMOND BEACH, FLA.

ORMoSp. Fla. March 27.-The cool,
clear weather OF the past week has
been enjoyed by tho lovers OF out OF
door sports at Ormond. Motoring. ennis
playing, bathing. cycling and golfing has
been the programme from day TO day
Mrs. Frank NJ. Chapman OF New York
entertained az auction on Friday and the
vaudeville show in the Casino on Mon
day night was well attended. A collec-
ton was taken at the end OF the per-
Torrance for the benefit OF the Anderson
and Price Memorial Library in Ormond
Village.
A party from Washington who come
to the Ormond and remained for lunch
con was composed OF Mrs. u. NJ. Dorner.
Ellis Wainwright. Wallace Watson, Il.
II. Quimby. Frederick Sterry and r. l..
Parrish.
Among the arrivals from New York
are Mrs. j. n. Carroll. Miss Lorena Car
roll, Mr.. and Mrs. T., l.. Bodman. George
NJ. Bodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C.. King.
Mrs. Isaac c, Wickes. Miss NJ r.. Her
rick. l.. G Haires, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
T.. Morse, c. NJ. McAfee, John NJ. Rreen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Il. Woodruff, Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Brown. Miss Shultz. Miss
Isabel Shultz, Miss Hartman and \. G.,
Dickinson, Jr.
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Pinehurst has spen, the week upon the
golf courses, half a dozen galleries OF
from ffty TO two hundred people follow
ing he plays The women's event OF
the United championship began on Mon
day with Mrs. r II Barlow. many years
Eastern champion Mrs. J. V. Hurd. In
ternatiOnal champion ~ Dorothy Camp
bell Mrs. J. r. Pr!ce and Miss Louise
Elkins. once winners OF the United
Mrs, II r.. stockton OF Plainield. Mrs.
G, +. Cbelacker OF Hackcnsack. and
Miss Myra Bradwell elmer OF Chi
ago among tho prominent entries
Amateur Champion Francis Ou!me.. r.
s. Worthington. Jesse Guilfori, Ham,l-
ton Kerr. Parker Wh,ttemore and half
a dozen other cracks are warming up for
next weeks classic, with not IL dull mo
ment golf-alwaya golf-from break
fast prophecies to nineteenth hole good
nights.
Socially many delightful affairs.
among them a progressive luncheon for
the cottagers with variou courses. at
the winter homes OF Mrs. J. u c. Rum
sey of Brooklyn, Mrs. ,Iohn Smithers 81
Huntington. Mrs George + Blake 81
Worcester. Mrs. II ". Ormsbee OF
Brooklyn and dessert with Mrs. Henry
: Houston OF Holyoke AZ Fernl'igh,
Several big dinners also, among them n
Carolina spread tendered President John
II. F'ahey of the National Chamber OF
Commerce by Messrs. William Hamlin
Childs, :. :. Taylor and !. VI Borden
of New York on Tuesday and numerous
bridge teas and az homes. with every
day OF glorious sunshine, singing birds
and fragrant flowers are long 10 l,nger
I'm cherished memoir
Prominent IN tho big list OF arrival
are many from southern resorts. who
come for April, and the most delightful
month Of the season. late registrations
including Mr. and Mrs j NJ Pratt,
Mr. and Mrs. y. Van Elton. r \.
Farre'ly and the Misses Farre,'y and
Herman - Halsted. George II Ssmp-
son. J. y. Gum and A.. T. Switzerland
all OF New York Mr.. and Mrs. q L.
Wilson and Andrew Baxter. Sr, and
George +. Stehhins OF BROOKLYN. MIR
md Mrs James Barber, Miss VI Barber
and Miss Bland Of E~uglewood. Mrs. T.,
j. Palmer. Mrs. NJ. +, Gardner. Mrs
e. r Cbelacker and 4 A. Ibclack"r
and W. Atwood OF Hackensack, Mrs
W. Il. Totten Of Trenton. Miss VI. T.
k"lyie of Newark, Mrs. j II. Alexander
Of Elizabeth. NJ $ baldwin ~ orange
n +. Ruugc and \ NJ. Anderson OF
South orange, r. Hopper Of Paterson,
Mr.. and Mrs, q W, Reynolds and
George A. MiuaSaian of Glen Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs Albert W, Smith and MIR
and Mrs Henry Rumrill, Jr, Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs, Jeffrey Davis. Kingston
MIR and Mrs. Ira &, Barnes, Hunting
ton, l." l.. Osborne Ashley, Rufus J
DWNcr and j. G pwyer, Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Torrance, River,
son. and Miss W G. Crcswell, Mr. and
Mrs, \. i. Smith, DR., and Mrs. q \
Van L"nuep, Miss Mabel I."is auo
Lee Roy T. Lease and Frank Smcdicy
all Of Philadelphia.
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AIKEN, c.

ArKrN. 6. G. March i7.-Th. largest
Easter thronG In years II expec ted In
Aiken next week for the holidays, The
season promises 10 be much later tina
usual, the majority OF the cottagers
planning TO remain until well into
May, while the New Highland Park
Hotel will remain open until May IL TO
accommodate the large number OF visi-
tors.
There have been new arrivals daily
and at the teas AZ the Palmetto Golf
club during the week there has been a
daily renewal Of scouaintances OF for
mer seasons. Lawrence Waterbury ar
rived early last week TO have some pre-
lim!nary practise on the Whitney polo
field with F. Ambrose Clark. Alexander
Brown and others before golng u TO
california. Mr.. Waterbury Joined the
Henry Rogers Winthrops, VINO have
Mrs. J. q, Mallery's house for tho
season.
Harold Vanderbilt arrived ten DAYS
ago from Palm Reach and Joined his
father. W. X. Vanderbilt, AZ Elm Court.
where Mrs. Joseph Hartman has been
Joined by her young sons, Mccain and
Joe. who came down, A usual. for
the Easter holidays here. Mr.. Wander
bit has entertained Informally several
times AZ his cottage. while his son gave
blf bl INC lllOSt tllhTlIllIlS OF NUF S't-
sons dinner dances last week I'm the
small ballroom nj Willcox's. where thu
daily round OF luncheons, teas and din
ners has added TO the gayety OF tho
~pre-taster season.
Lewis Thompson has arrived and is
visiting his brother. William Payne
Thompson, and Mrs. Thompson Al their
cottage.
Mrs. w Butler Duncan and her fam
tia bu,a gnnanal nranna t.rnNA rAY tha
spring season. Mr. Duncan Is arriving
tomorrow and Orange Grove will he
kept open until late in May, when thu
Duncans will return 10 Long Island.
Edgar Leonard has Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris at their cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh $. I.egare
Kent Legare and George Howard, who
amt in on a private ear ten days ago
will remain through May at the New
Highland Park Hotel, whore recent reg,
istrations include George G Taylor and
A.. G.. TAYLOR Of Toronto, Sir Thomas
and Lady Tai, and Miss Wiuifrcd TAFT
Of Montreal. Walter c, Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. william Townsend OF New
York.
Dove drives and the annual Marct
shoots At the Aiken Gun club have
brought out all the good marksmen and
have divided interest with the pole
matches and the activities OF the Aikcr
Relief Society.
Among those who have been on the
dove drives OF the week. which have
been tho inspiration of picnic lunchcon'
and teas served In the woods, are Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Sampson Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph f. Davis. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry W, De Forest, Miss Heller
Iiitchcock. Thomas Hitchcock, Franz
II. Hitchcock, w Allston Flagg, rar
rick Maliery, Julian Peabody, Harolc
HAYES, H. $, Taintor. George Thompson
7 and Miss Mimi Scott,