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well patronized now. and the presenting
Of "A silver cup by Col Jonn Cdsweil -
New York and Boston is givirs new I'M
petus to the Sarsfieid club and taul-
den Country club. The trophy IS To
be played for three tines each season
by teams of both clubs and must be-
won three times in succession 10 own.
Among the players on ctrnden country
links are John Evers nj Boston base
ball fame: others are Horace Waters
Merrill Waters and Lewis Sledge. Mr..
Waters presented "A silver cup Tor a
ladies' prize. which was won by Mrs. H.
l.. Rarstow. Jr. The opening 10 me
visitors Of the Terraces each Wedncs-
day and saturday has given h Ride's
another objective point. VI" Terraces
j. an old |planatiun home of the tartett
and hvo years ago wSV bought by Mss
Charlotte Thompson Of Hiflr;"'". VINO
renovated the place, bringing back It's
beauties Of times long ago.
Arrivals AT the kirkwoou ~" L. =.
panforth. George e. Claus"n. Eagar Y
Clausen. Henry Potter Russell. NJ. and
Mrs. :. W. Baruch. john :. HSson'
John W Auchincloss. Hugh :. Ho3cri-
son. John X. Todd. Mrs. lone sanders
Wise Ten Eyck. Miss Bockric'. MIS-
\. T.. Iiavenger. Charles A. Eos. Misses
Sadie and Frances Williams. NJ. ana
Mrs. charles Murray and Nj ana Mrs
Geurgc j. Gillespie.
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AIKEN. s. c.

NisU>. :. g.. Feb 2o.-With tho
winter olony an gathered here Aiken'S
social season is under way. Teas are
being given every afternoon at the Pal
metto club and the New Highland Park
Hotel three times a week the cottage
colony and visitors at WtlcoN's and the
New Highland Park Hotel dance in the
evening a; the new hotel. During the
day there are polo matches. golf and
tennis tournaments. o drives. shoots
at the Aiken Gun I and picnics and
other outdoor diversions. for life at
Aiken is all out Of doors from early in
Nuvemb'r. when the cottagcrs begin to
arrive. until late i'm April. when the
hu-es close and the winter homes are
boarded M until another season.
The saturday might dance at tho New
Highland Park Hotel was preceded by
q number % dinner parties at Wllicox'S.
iu the cottages and 1t the hotel. Among
those attending the dance We're GEORGE
!. Scott. Mrs. j. Turner Nit,rbury. Nj.
and Mrs. W. Scott Cameron. Mr. ard
Mrs. T. Hayward Ferry. NJ and Mrs.
Montague FItIg 2J. Nj. Fran IT. Dana
WINSTON. Miss Margaret Wiu-"w. Mrs.
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ETY. SEEKING UNSHINE Of SOUTHERN RESORTSG

brey. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Stem. MIR. and
Mrs. Ernest Elmo Calkins. MIR. and Mrs.
]. Il. Parson. Mr.. II Mrs. Walter r..
Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mckay. Mr..
and Mrs. Y. NJ Cutler. MIR. and Mrs.
s. B. Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walker
otis, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bache Bleecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Folsom. Mrs. War
rem Thorpe. Mrs. f. T.. Williams, Mrs.
G.. X. Bates. Mrs. Scion J. Salisbury.
Airs. +. VI. Lockwood. Miss Lockwood
and Frederick II. Iockw cd. Dr. lie Roy
Bruin. Messrs. s. +. Cowdry. NJ J..
Herman, II. =. Potts. NJ. H.. Fink. AL
fred W. Wattenberg. W. J. Elias. T.. G..
Moln. L. NJ Greer. Gilbert Kinney. l. G.
Dodd. a. A. Eiswald. Stanley Resor,
W. :. Van Cleef. Dr. w. G. Lusk. T. T..
white, Dr. Royal Whitman. T.. Van
Etten. George Il. Hardy and 4. H.. We'll
den. all OF New York MIR. and Mrs.
W. Baker. MisA +. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. iIallock. MIR. and Mrs.
X Marley, Miss I. Moulthrop. James T..
Pratt n daughter. Janet Pratt. and
Messis. &. e. Peck and n. W. Gage. all
Of Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Hoppe of Glens Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
George :. Silzer of Metuchen. y. J. (:
MIR. and Mrs. T. g keatings and Mrs.
j. Lawrence Habberton of Montolair /:
Miss Martha Mays of Essex FEELS. Mr..
ard Mrs. II. V. Cover of Lockport. Mr.
and Mrs. \. &. Ridwell and Mrs. G. II.
Kennedy of Buffalo. Mrs. II. II. Van
Cleef and children of Poughkeepsie. Mrs.
e II. Faile. Miss Faile, Miss Plat and
Mrs. Mueller OF White Plains. Miss
Julia Wilmarth OF New Rochelle. Miss
u. W. Teller OF Bay side. Messrs.
charles q. Morse. j. \. Du Puy Of Roch-
ester and Charles T. Bl,omer Of New
ark. y. Y.
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ALONG FLORIDA'S WEST COAST.

BEiIEAIR HEIGHTS. Fla. Feb, 20-The
evolution of golf At Belleair since the be-
ginning of the season is rather remark
able. Tn" reconstructed links were 81
difficult that AT first tn" professional,
could not make low scores, aUd the ana
tours complained about the seemingly
!nsurmountable dificulties The past
week has wrought a great chang all
the golfers are voicing unbounded en-
thuSiasm over the new card. e. ".
Gardner Of the Agawan club broke the
record of the No. . course OF so, held by
5. l.. Probasco, by going around in ~.
He played perfectly to the turn, going
out in 81. but played indirercntly, com
ing In when he required 40 for the last
nine, a total of -.
Miss Myrd UTclmer broke her own
record of TOO ON the No. | course by
making IN" round in -.
On Friday George W. Elkins. Jr..
made a one on No I hol" of No. |
course. n distance OF $50 yards, II was
a perfectly played mdshie uiblick shot
which lighted nicely on the elevated
green and trickled into the cup
Tho climax came on Saturday. when
Alex Smith, the professional al Belle
air. broke his owl and an other records
ever made on the Bellevi-w Links by
going around course No, , i'm 80. His
game was absolutely even and perfect,
as he went out in - and came back in
-.
The big birthday dinner given 10y
George AIDE on Tuesday, February .,
scmcd to act as a power of suggestion,
for tho week brought a continual round
Of dinner parties, Mr.. AIDES dinner was,
however, the largest and iolliest one
The mystic number Of thirteen guest
were gathered al his feast
Next IN Importance was the dinner
given by Mr.. aud Mrs ~ l.. Rams.
den of Buffalo, Among other peupi,
VINO entertained at dinner during tn,
week were Mr. and Mrs. \. BaNtor ri
Grand Rapids. Mich. :. r. Stlusor
of Philadelphia. Nj. and Mrs. Albert
Hilton of New York, Mr., and Mrs, g. j
Wiutcn of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
seymour of Auburn ana Capt. Robert W
Hunt of Chicago.
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N. c.

PiSFHURsT. y. G, Feb. 20-All Pine
hurst is anticipating the hunt ball which
viii commemorate WaShiuctor'S Birth
day anniversary ~ the Carolina on Mon
day. Mrs. Carl II Hanna of t1eve-
land. Mrs. Ben :. Royce of Chicago. Mrs.
Daisy Porter OF Boston. Miss Blanche
F~irtin@tou Of West Newton and Z. r.
BOYD of -. Louis constitute. the COM
mitter. ana they promise many surprises.
John II. clspp ~ Washington was lost
~ a supper party At the Log Cabin
Gun Club. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben :. Boyce OF Chicago. Mrs.
{. n. Hanna of Cleveland. the Misses
Helen Fay, Katherine Seton OF New
York and Miss Blanche harrington
of West Newton and Messrs. T. NJ.
case. Gardner ". White. J. &. Par
IRISH, Jr., and Frank e. pag. Of New
York.
Saturday afternoon putting compete
tions are adding to the interest OF the
regular programme of the SILVER E'oils
club OF women golfers. At the annual
melting the members elected the follow
ing officers President. Mrs. Clarence n.
Nanderheck NiCe-presideuts. Mrs. Will
lam West ana Mrs. Alexander McGregor :
stcretary-treasurer Miss Gwendolyn
Cummings assistant seCretsry-treaS-
urer. Miss Lucy n. Priest club cap
ain. Mrs. Guy Metcalf handicap com
mittee, Mrs. j. T.. Gardner and Miss
Louise FIk1ns board of governors. Mrs.
Louis f.. Beall. Mrs, j. Il. Price. Mrs.
Irving :. R~obeson, Mrs. j. T Newton,
Mrs, VI. b. oImsDee and Mrs. j. q.
Spldue.
In sports the annual St Valentines
wumeu's singles tennis ourue the
Tin Whistle eleventh anniversary golf
tournament and the first of the base
ball games have all contributed to a
busy weck. Late arrivals include Mr..
and Mrs. Townsend i%Iorucr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank freshrcy and Miss Pres
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Prominent Persons Gathering at Watering Places to
Spend Lent in Recuperating From Effects of
Strenuous Social Season in Town

tho ornond Hotel this week. Mrs. J.
Blake White of New York had charge
of the tea and coffee table. and was
assisted by Miss Lindsay 81 Rochester.
y. V. Miss Shiras of Washington. Mrs.
clcvcland-rreston Of Princeton. y. j.,
and several others. The fancy work
table was under the direction of Mrs.
Palmer Of New York and Mrs. Halsey
of oyster Bay. Several of the women
served at the candy table, which was
well patronized.
This week has seen quite an influx
Of visitors from the North and West.
and the hotels are now comfortably
fill,d. The concerts In the morning at
the Ormond Beach club House are we'll
attended and during the afternoon the
orchestra plays in the Ormond grill
room. where tea is served.
Among many other arrivals seen are
Mrs. Cas- Gilbert and her dauChter
Julia. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Orvis.
Mrs. Virginia Anderson. Mrs. J VI.
Hdiues, Miss NJ O. IIaincs and l.. e.
Haines.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

ST AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb. 20.-T ere
has been 10 cessation in the dinners,
dances and outdoor activities because
of the I.enten season, but in the little
Episcopal church on the plaza any after
noon one may ind men and women OF
the social set at vespers.
The week began with "A luncheon Of
v enty-fiVe covers, given at the Ponce
de Leon by Mrs. Horace Lindsey for
Miss Margaret Classy of Wilmington,
bel.
Monday night the Alcazar manage
ment gave a Valentine-Mi-Careme dance.
the first part beng in tie ballroom,
where the dancers wore fantastic head
gear. At the supper hour there was
more dancing in the grill Mrs. W,
ilanding Smith and W. Jennings or
monde did a brazilian polka in quaint
costumes. which We're made more ef-
fec,ive by red spotlights
Mrs. George Vanderbilt and Miss cor,
nelia Vanderbilt have one further
south. planning to motor from Fort
MEYERS to Miami, and T." return mere
later.
Alfred Batcheller and Robert Batch
.ller have arrived at the one de
leon 10 remain throughout the season,
Can't. fitZhugh Lee and Mrs. Ice
sho we're married in Sea Breeze, Fla.
his week. are spending their honeymoon
ut the Ponce de Leon.
arrivals at Ponce de Leon include
Mr.. ana AIRS, II. \. tee, freenwich
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. John II l~.athrop
Jane Iathrop. BROOKLYN Mr. and Mrs
w. G, Bryant and family, bridgeport
Conn. Il. II, Stearns, Boston Mr.. an'
Mrs. Clayton Du Bosque and Mr.. anG
Mrs. Carl Il, Erwin, New York.
Al this Atgn zlr arc Mr. and Mrs New
oppb Blackman OF East Orange, y, j.
George Pherphs of New Haven, COnn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. sheppard an(
Mrs. j.. " Jennings Of Philadelphia
ID. j. Campbell and Mr.. n Mrs. DAVE
c. Watkins of New York.
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"Pinafore" ave featured the social
egime OF the week in A.~sheville
The performance of "Pinafore" AZ the
Auditorium Friday evening was the oc-
casion ot much pleasant entertaining
\ number OF informal supper parties
followed the performance. The sum on
tained from the receipts viii go 70 aid
the Belgians. Among those entertaining
friends IN boxes were NJ : Conllly, Mrs
won Ruck ana Mrs. Andr " J. Davis o.
Rome Italy. who Is here for the winter
with other members 81 her family.
New York arrivals AZ the lua this
week are l.. IL Cholut. r ". Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs Jtn"s Fitzpatrick. Mrs
Talbot H. Chambers. Misses Helen Turn
ball and tlorcuv,. l.. BiaIr ana maid and
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph 'autz. The New
England contingent Includes Mr. and
Mrs e VI. Van Siyck and daughter OF
Providence. H. l.. and Mr. ana Mis- y
stevens of North Auduv.r. Mass Mrs
". e Franz of Siult Ste Marie. on
tario. who mas been visiting AZ the
Blackstone. Chicago. arrived during Ia.
week Tor - visit with her son. who L. In
the A~sheville School for Boys.
Members OF the college contingent a;
81. GeucvirNe's ave an enjoyable
luncheon party At h" Ian o. saturday.
and at the same time Albert II. Richer
ana MGS. iNtntE OF iItlS"GIE 'NV'i-
aimed. Dinner parties during the wvoN
included n. ". PrtuiS Of r'ttSpurg.
VINO was host Or. y y Iriighrad OF
p%tttsbure, Mr-. NJ + Mats and daugh-
ter Miss l.. Franklin % -. Louis and
+. &, Clancy Of Cincinnati
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Norton Marvin OF
New York, guests At the Battery Para
who have been for several weeks hunt
ing big game IN the mountains. We're en-
tertdlned ~ luncheon during the week
by NJ. and Mrs. G. r.. Railing. othcr
visitors At the Battery Park are Mrs. l..
". Couuy"r who has joined her son ard
daurht,r for a visit, ana Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav t'reund. al of Chicago, and
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talk ON the Battle of VI theirs for
Peace" and the Importance of milk
uiar!ticat.uu Will he Il, moustrttcd by a
centrifugal machine. showing fuId milk
n.fnr, and after clar. location. The
demonstration Viii h, made by : t.
Barnes. In. " T.. i. Kirk Viii lee.
turr ON grade \ pastcurizod milk. and
viii illustrate his talk with lantern
81 DIES Ms sara Hrinmtu will sing
-
~ the February meeting OF the Cht-
c.-u Wumlr's club Of Sew Work. Mrs.
Walter H. Gahastl. president. at the
Hotel .Nstor. last week, the day was IN
Charge Of Mrs Frauk J. Wolf and Mrs..
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MIAMI. FLA.

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 2O.-Thc valentine
costume ball AT the Royal Palm Monday
evening was the ga vest event so far this
season and brought together In gro
tesque and fancy dress all of the villa
contingent and many from the yach.s
now at anchor here.
one OF the largest parties entertained
at suppe IN the grill during the frolic
was that OF Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones
Of New York and Newport. Her guests
included Arthur Curtiss James and Mrs.
James Cushmau. who came from New
York with Mrs. James. Mr.. Cushman.
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Rita Fornia, StvIa Helm and Dr.
Emanuel Baruch. Miss Pauline T..
Hoffman was chairman of the day,
Mrs. Pau'a Allen Of the reception ON
mittee and Mrs, q. W, Stevens # the
hospitality committee. The programme
was r~ud, red by Miss Mildred Dlling,
harpisL. Arthur Friedhcim. pianist ,
Mabel Riegrlman. soprano, Mime.
sophie Traubman, soprano Rafael
pia2. tenor. and the Russian Trio, COM
posed Of Eugene Bernstein, pianist
Michael bernstein, violinist, and Arthur
Bernsteiu, '%CrllIst.
The club viii have n matinee party
on Wednesday To see "FNpcrlenc".' ON
TUESDAY. March =. there will Ice a
members meeting, and IN March IL
a social meeting, when The Drama OF
To-day will he the subject Mrs.
Gordon Richie win he chairman,
The Iowa New Workers, MIR. James
:. Clarksou, president. had n social and
business meeting last week at the home
OF Mrs. 4. +. :. Whitney. 691 Nest End
avenue. Mrs. Frank Weolber gave a
report of the programme she has pre-.
pared 10y tir meeting IN rrldrN; Mrs
Webster Bishop made a rcp,rt on the
thirty-siNth convention Of the Fedora
tion of Womcn'g clubs recently held
At the Hotel Aston Mr.. Mary Spoor
l.atey told of work being donc in the
home State, Iowa, and Mrs. Austin
y. Palmer spoke about the christmas
Red Bag Association, which she re-
Gently orgauiZed for the purpose of
giving poor children I'm New York pres-
ents at christmas. The first meeting
OF this new organization viii he held on
Thursday at the Hotel Astor,
The Allmnl Association e Grinnoll
College, Iowa, will give "A Inner IA
the president of the college on Thurs
day.
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Visitors in All Hotels Look Forward to Washington
Birthday Ball Mrs. Croker Kills Three Wild
cats..Colf Tournaments Hold Centre of Stage

wick. Va, is to be shipped here next
week. i. J. Borthwick of England has
been put M by several of the best known
riders, as the VI +. II. OF the proposed
hunt. which viii probably he fully or
ganized during the hcigh or the spring
season when the Easter crowd is here.
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Cont"ued from Thtrd Page.

M. j Hedges Crowcll viii he chair
man.
The Michigan Womer in New York
were recently entertained AZ tea by the
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Edward
-, MoSley, az her home, 1888 Firth ave
u After the business meeting and
the admission Of the new members the
hostess presented to the society u gavel
made Of wood ana copper from Michi-
gan. Arrangements were also made
for the Lex dinner dance.
The officers of the society are Mrs
STANLEY Lyman OTIS. president Mrs
John Jay Bush. lirst Vcc-president
Mrs. william g. Hamilton. : conc vice
president Mrs Clarence Fullerton
third Nice-presideut. Louise : War.
rem, rccordinr secretary Mrs. Ed
ward u, Mosley. corresponding secrc-
tary; Mrs, John q Weadock, treas
urer Mrs. c. - Rider. historian. and
Mrs. Frank r.. Hutchinson, auditor
The directors are Mrs, H.. II. Tillotson
Mrs, Frederick l.. Bradley. Mrs. Rob.
ert II. ~lngersoll. Mrs. Charles w
WOLF" and Mrs, W:N.am II. Wori-n.
The Kew Workers club, Mis- Henry
H. Russell, president, had lis SECOND
dance and card party of the season OF
Friday evening at the Hotel Aston
Thew was exhibition dancing by Mis-,
Amelia Summerville, Mrs, r, W, q
Cook was chairman of the entertain
ment, In the afternoon the club hel,
a business meeting at the Hotel Astol
when the installation of officers tool
plac" Afterward tea was served. Mrs
owen Earhart was the hostess,
-
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new officers viii be Installed by Mrs
l"u The chapter is ARRANGING to
-lNr an entertainment At tin, PItz,
un April ~ Tor the benefit Of ,uarIt,.
The Tinted Theatrical Associations.
Richard y Purdy. president. viii nave
a meeting At the Hotel Astor on Fri
day afternoon. The progr"ni,r which
viii hc rendered by members Of IN, so
"iety VIII De under the direction ~ Nine.
Elsa Gregort and Alfred O. Robyu.
The Womsn's r'ess club. Mr, iI,r.
N1t Holt b"N. pres,dcu', va. ,rlcnrat,
founders day with 4 breakfast al a.,
Nnldorf-NstpriH ON Friday. Il Wi. o.,
preceded 10y a reception ana rpU,v EFF
hN a social meeting in charge of Ni,y
Alice lawtuu. Mrs i, Hedges Grove IN
Is rman of the reception COMMITTEES
and Mrs. Ida Powell Priest, vIcc-chaIr-
nan
Miss Marjorie Cunningham Sidney.
granddaughter Of Jennie June ,'rnly.
founder of the club, will be the slcs.
of honor and the speakers vii he
';"orr" VI smith, Nj" dean Webster,
author Of Daddy Long Legs" Mrs.
Honuro Wjllsie and Vance Thompson.
The music will be under the direction
Of Miss sara buchanan Hun. who wll
sing several ballads, aud Mss ora
Mabel Els win give some hulp mum
h"Js. Arthur Leonard will preside a;
the piano,
The regular meeting OF the Washing
ton Heights Chapter, -. \. Il Mrs.
samuel j. Kramer, regent, was held on
Friday afternoon At the Jumel Mansion.
Iumrl Terrace and l60th street. Mrs
Thomas g. Wetmore ot Christ Scnool,
y, g, mad" an address, TN" other of.
hrcrs of the chapter are NJ. John iIud-
SON S'nror aud Mrs. George -. t;anes
Ntte-regentS Mrs. Charles Euingcr an
Mrs, George &, Stoddard, secretaries
Mrs, Stanley Lyman Otis, treasurer, and
' Mrs, Frederik A. Fernald, registrar.
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On the sand of Palm Beach. Morning hour at the famous Southern resort,

be-, Is mole golf courses to he found
any where.
Nj k~rumbholz's experience not only
IN '.tmd"u but at the Sycamore. on
Lake George. and at the Hotel Mont
clair, M"ntclair, y. J., insures the hset
of management ~ the Fleetwood from
The day the Inn opens for the sea son.
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Fort Meyers,

Among tho guests who have lately ar.
rived AT the Hotel Royal Palm, Fort
Meyers, are Mr. and Mrs, cyrus u
Koys OF Eikhart. Indiana. Col. iI.ntN
Wattcrson, editor and publisher of The
Louisville Couricr-yourndI. arrived nj the
Royal p m this past week. Col. Wat
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TO MANAGE X INN

r. Edmund krumhholz. now in charge
Of the kirkWoud. camden. : g.. Will
he manager OF the Buckwood Inn,
Observation-Disclosures in Delaware
Water Can. Pa. during the coming
summer. This resort has one of tho
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%ASHEvILLE. N. C.

A~sHEvilIE. y G.. Feb. 2O.-The week
end dinner dance at the Grove Park Inn.
,hc opening balls 1T the Manor and the
Battery Park and the performance of
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springs.

The Magnolia Spring Hotel at Mag
nolia Springs. Fla, is enjoying an cxcep-
t~ionally busy season, and among the
prominent visitors now staying there
are John \. Slcicher. Col. and Mrs. +. T..
Boothby. MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Els
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ellsworth.
MIR. and Mrs. \ II Ellsworth. Austin
l.. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Linerd,
Mrs. Il. J. Berry and L. \. Wisner.
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I'uuta GOrda.

The most interesting visitor at Punta
Gorda last week was eN-Giovernor Al
bert W. Gilchrist. who is an enthusiastic
exponent OF the virtues Of the sulphur
spring at Punta Gorda. lie SAYS that 1t
will cure everything except the aspira-
tons for a Senatorship.
Among tho arrivals at the Belleview.
Belleair. are Mr.. and Mrs. W Colt Il.
Lane Mr.. and Mrs. &. Brech. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Il. FAIR. Bert Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson. r.. w. %. Hard. Miss
NJ. Fitzgerald of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Mcintosh. Auburn. ". Y. ;
c. W. Schirmer. Glen Ridge. y. j., and
Alexander II. Scott. Philadelphia.
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ORM0ND BEACH, FLA.

fsMosp BEACH, Fla, Feb 20,-A
Valentine sale for the benefit OF 81,
Jamcs{ Episcopal Church was held at
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CAMDEN. S. c.

CANDIES. :. g. Feb 20.-Tur two
eighteen hole golf courses are being
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Thr International rurs Mix and
Food League, Mrs, Howard W. Hooke.
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tcrson has been making Fort Meyers
his headquarters for the past twelve
winters.
~ M pa.
All social activities ave been sus-
pended this last week at Tampa to give
way to the greater interests of the
Gasparilla Carnival. which gathered a
much interested throng of people from
almost every section of the country.
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MS Clubs Discuss Events Of the Dav

new officers will be Installed by Mrs.
l"'u The chapter is arranging to
-Nr an entertainment at tine iI,z,
uH \prll - Tor the benefit Of charity
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-18
RUBBISH MOUNTAIN ALARMS.
East Washington Citizens Sc,
Menace to Health.

Alarm was expressed last night at a
meeting of the East Washington Citi-
zens' Association over the menace to
public health contained in a mountain
of waste paper that daily grows larger
on the dump grounds at the city end of
Benning Bridge. The association passed
a resolution asking the Commissioners
to make an investigation to determine
how the paper mountain may be re-
moved
The paper. bound in bales as large
as cotton bale, has been accumulat-
ing on the dump since December. 1t is
collected under contract let by the
District government, the contractor
hauling the bales to Eenning with the
intention of shipping the paper to the
pulp mills at Richmond, Va.
1t was stated before the association
that the price of paper has dropped so
low it would not pay the contractor
now to ship the paper bales to Rich
mond. 1t was suggested that the bales
might be thrown in the marsh. The
paper mountain was Investigated and
called to the attention of the associa
ton by the committee on public health,
Of which DR.. Charles NJ. Emmons, presi-
dent of the association, is chairman.