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DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn. Aug. 81.
Summer sojouners at the Kittatinny
this week were treated to series of
entertainments which turned the days
into rounds Of revelry. Tennis has
pushed its way to the front rank Of
the summer diversions at the Water
Gap House. Many entries have been
listed for the tournament, and the
mems doubles have been finished with
the victory on the side of Raymond
Hawley and d. ". Sager, Of Philsdel-
phia. Their opponents IN the finals
were p. LIGHT, Of New York, and c. II.
Sands. OF Johnstown. Penn.
Outdoor sports have held the centre
Of the stage az the Glenwood during
the week, the tennis tournament being
followed with keen interest. The mems
singles resulted in a victory for J.
Prince Hudson, of New Orleans. over
Walter Magnus. Of New York. In the
doubles Ira Kelsey, of New York, and
Arthur Cuff. of Brooklyn. defeated
Hudson and Erik Jette. of Philadelph
The ladies' singles were won by Miss
Helen Quinn, Of Newark, y. j., her
opponent being Miss Jessie Jontree, of
Collineswood. y. J. The winners of
the mixed doubles were J. Price Hud-
son and Miss Florence Quinn, OF New
ark, y. J.
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Rhode Islands Governor
Guest of John II. Hanan

A toast was sung to the Governor,
the words written by Mrs. Tia Atchi-
son Watkins and the music by Ward
Stephens. Songs were also sung by
Miss Elizabeth de Can't and Henry Mil
Ter. of New York.
Among the guests were Admiral H.
T. b. Harris. L. S. N; Mrs. II. T. B.
Harris. of Washington; Captain Frank
W. Kellogg. Z. 5. n; Mrs. Alfred f.
Norris. Miss Dorothy Norris. Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Norris. Miss Elizabeth
Norris, Emlyn Randolph, of Philadel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lam
bert and Mrs. George S. McGrew. of
st. Louis; Harry d. Holloway, of Phil
adelphia; william c. Marrow. of Wash
ington; Henry Brevoort Kane. Of New
York; Dr. Joseph Leidy and Mrs. Jo-
seph Leidy, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Spencer. of Boston; Mr..
and Mrs l.. j. b. Somerville. of Brook
lyn. n. Y; Mr. and Mrs. William H
CoombS. OF New York; General Sti-
ress and Mrs. Stiness. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tillinghast. of Providence; and
Robert Lee Keeling. of New York and
Washington.
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mot Home Til Midnight"
Now Atlantic City Slogan

Atlantic City, Aug. 21.-"Nobody
home till midnight" might have been
an Atlantic City slogan this week.
Somebody dubbed the new August moon
the Bathing Moon" and visitors,
young and old, joyfully took to the
surf in the evening. After-theatre
bathing parties were organized and the
smartest of the visitors have gone to
the extreme of having two bathing
suits one for the MONDAY plunge and
another for the moonlight surf dips.
Hostesscs organized beach parties and
served luncheOns around fires Of drift
wood and one progressive matron hired
a band of negro MINISTRIES to make
banjo music for dancing on the Chelsea
strand. Inlet yacht shippers reaped
prosperity from parties taken out on
the bays, and even through the Inlet
channel to the ocean. and the rolling
chair barons on the boardwalk placed
extra night shifts of men on duty to
proper lnelE NeHlCltS Aoi bHS IabS- az
night traffic.
Seventy-hve thousand people went
into the surf last Sunday, according to
the figures of Beach Surgeon Bossert,
in charge of the life guards, and pres
ent indications are that these figures
will be topped tomorrow.
Among the New York visitors who
attended the weekly dance at the Hotel
Chelsea were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clark Helms, Miss
Dorothy Mundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet
V. Clark, Miss Katherine Crane, Miss
Marie Greenfield, Miss Elizabeth Smart
and Miss Roberta Kirkpatrick. Mrs.
J. J. Martin, of New York, gave a
luncheon in the Shelburne grill, her
guests being Mrs Richard Filbert, Mrs.
Deward Finck, Mrs George c. J. Fleck,
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Edward
Storey, Mrs George Roesch, Mrs. Lydia
Bradford and Mrs David Richardson,
Mrs. Howard Edwards entertained at
bridge at the Strand on Tuesday.
Among the players were Mrs. Ralph
Harcourt, Mrs. Eugene Schwingham-
mer, Mrs Frederick Beck, Mrs. Thomas
Rogers. Miss Mary Sweeney and Mrs.
Clifford Scott. Miss Clara Schofeld. OF
New York, was hostess at driftwood
party on the beach, her guests being
Miss Adele Conover, Miss Grace Nani-
man, Miss Edna Willard, Miss Madeline
Duckett, Miss Loretta Page and Miss
Bessie Crammer. Mrs. John Gossler en-
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BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island, R. l., Aug. 2l.-Bloek
Island registered the banner day OF the
season yesterday when hundreds came
in on the boats from New York, New
London and Providence. The festivities
at all the hotels this week have been
many and varied The black and whiIe
ball at the Ocean View attracted many
on Wednesday evening, and the cos
tunes were quaint and original MIS-.
HanlOn, Of Boston, dressed as votes
for Women" won the first prize, ana
Edwin French. OF New York City. as
Fisher Boy. the second.
G. B. Kirkland, of New York City, ana
a party including 5. J. Delaney, Osea,,
Kimberly and F. j. Reynolds, all OF
New York City, are registered al me
Ocean View for an extended nshlhs
trip. On Sunday they captured SIX
sharks. the largest measuring ten ieet'
other New York people az the ocean
View are VI. Norton and family Dr =;
w. Cutter. the Rev. ". Cutter ana
Rowland Pell
The lawn fete AZ the Hygeia on MOE
day evening was attractive. The vefsh'
das were crowded with patrons VINO
witnessed clever dancing on the lawn
which was brilliantly lighted. The pro-
gramme included a May pole dance oy
sixteen tots, ghost dance ana ser.
pentine solo dance by Miss Sophe
Baruch, of New York City. The largess
social function OF the season az ".
Hygeia was the bl. OK and white oeneIss
ball for the bell men. which was he.n
Saturday evening. Among the uniqu'
costumes was one worn by Miss Wnte'
of Providence, R. l., and that OF Mrs;
Baruch, of New York City a black ana
white cigar. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein and the Misses
Alice and Katherine Klein, OF New lolA
City, are at the Spring House for Az
gust.
A jolly crowd and many good tiine, ,
make the Atlantic Inn popular. ~
York patrons at the inn are Miss snN.
Rybeck, Miss Helen Wassman, Mls'
Caroline Kelly, Miss Irene Qqig,s.'
Miss Anna l.. Herman. Mr.. and AIs
f. W. Ford and Miss Ethelyn Farr0"'
of East Orange, n. J. ~.
Among the New York visitors a. n'
Surf Hotel this week are Mr.. ana IL ~.
r. Gram. Samuel Keyborn. Misses Ad T
and Myra Keyborn, 2. R. Hanley' ~,
and Mrs. II. De Nike and George A.
Nike. Among the members OF the
lantic Tuna Club staying at the ei ~,
house this week are the president, 80
Willard. Of Westerly, r. l.; l., ps. ,J
Chapman. Robert Valentine, E aws.1
Filene. f. f. Hith. Alfred hlp''si
Charles Stetson and Alfred Aken, =.
Boston, and +. A. Kettlety, OF Ii0'
denee.
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ELIZABETHTOMN.

Elizsbeth,own, y. Y. Aug. 2i.-E,.
man J. Ridgway. publisher Of Every.
body's," has Frank Munsey as hs
guest at Garondah. Both are lovers 0,
golf and have devoted much time 70
matches played over Mr. Ridgways
private course. The winner Of The
Garondah cup. offered by Mr.. Ridg.
way in the Cobble Hill Club tourna.
ment. was DR.. F. VI. Caste. Of New
York, who defeated Gordon stanton IN
the finals up and 2 % play. The
mixed foursome was won by Miss Mar.
garet Struse and ". W Evans. Judge
J. II. Van Siclen was the winner OF A
handicap match and the miniature
tournament for cup offered BY Henry
S. Duncan, proprietor Of the Windsor.
was won by Dr. Casio. who defeated
Tom Senef in the finals up and 4 70
play.
A tennis tournament on the courts
of the Cobble Hill Golf Club called
out speedy players. Among those en-.
tered were Peter Ball, one of the bes.
of the tennis players at Yale. and Miss
Eleanor Goss, tennis champion OF Vas.
sar and all around woman athlete.
Other players included Miss Chariotts
Siege, Miss Margaret Strusc. Miss Ruth
Goss, Mrs. L. p Evans, A. Powlison.
Charles Kingsley, l. c. Paul. George
s. Munroe, p. Won r. Phelps and ". D..
Goss. ir.
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WANING SUMMER STARTS HIKE FOR HOME AND OFFICE
Observation-Disclosures
For the Big Sneeze Meet
MarceIla Sembrch Gives Open Air Concert at Lake PLACID
for Polish War Victms-Sufragette Wins
Power Boat Race.

and Captain Franz Jarka. superi,,..
dent Of the Hamburg America n,-.-
department. Nr. and Mrs. Clsss'
Hutchins received honorable nsn.i,s
Miss w. NJ. George and Arthur NeN,r.
were winners Of the endurance a.
NJ. j. Powers, general passes,..
agent Of the Delaware and HY8,,.
Railroad, accompanied By p
Mofiitt, Canadian passenger agen, =;
the road, J. ". Carlisle. forns,i.
State Commissioner Of Highways. NJ,
Carlisle, Miss Catherine Carlisle a.
Miss Flora Taft and Miss Helen Hs,.
EFT and Master Harold Hacke,t I,
are at the Grand View.
Edward Longstreth. ID. and D
Ogden have joined the party Of NJ
and Mrs. William l.. Supplee a, ,hsi.
camp near Whitoface Inn At the Ri.
sans cottage, az Whiteface Inn. n,
and Mrs. Bertram F. Bell are e,,s,'
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Francis z. A,,,,.
wall, Of Scarsdale.
Little folks from the Stevens Ho,,.
who were the guests OF Mrs. Georv, A
Stevens at a picnic given FOR them !,
camp S"dstlhds were Lassle, Nata'is
and Marie Mcmahon. Alice and DougIu
Smith, Madeline and Louise Hors
Monica Dunn. Sarah and Wilis5
Chandler, Elsie Siunott. Ruth Flint
Janice Douglas, Evelyn McMannes. W,'
ginia Mitchell and Jack Athana. Az.
sisting in the entertainment OF n,
children were Ms. John Dunn arS
Miss st. Amory. Miss Henry and J :
Steedman. Of New York. were winner,
Of the cup offered By Mrs Stevens n
one-step content.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Hilyard, Miss
Marion Hilyard, Alexander X. Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo 7. Moritz. Fred
erick Kendall and Miss Elaine Kendall.
Miss Harriet Sinclair, of Edgemont
Drive. entertained with a dinner on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Ruth Addison. who is her house guest.
Among those present were Miss Kath-
crime Daley. Miss Margaret Kelley, Miss
Dorothy liavens, Miss Adeline Harlan,
Miss Anna Warer. Miss Ruth Sutton,
Miss Marjorie Dillian, Miss Alice Whit
beck, Miss Gladys Voorhees,, Miss Ju-
liette Irwin. Miss Madeline Lambert.
Morrison De Forest. Harry Grant, James
Garrett. John Milchay. George Bern
ham. William Nelson. Paul Oliver, Cliff
ford Mcdonald. Walter Darling. Theo-
dore Miller, William Foster and John
Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Smith, Miss
Caroline Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. George
CrowtherS, Miss Helen Dreyfuss and
Miss Mae Dreyfuss, of Newark. are
spending their vacations at the Hatha-
way Inn.
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Masque Ball and Polo the
MAGNETS at Thousand Isles

S. Burke. of Cleveland. Among these
children were little Helen Rumsey. the
daughter of Lee NJ. Rumsey. of New
York; Jean Peacock, the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander r. Peacock;
Edmund K Trent, jr.. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund X. Trent and the
grandson of the Gilbert I. Raffertys.
Of Pittsburgh and Bonny Castle; Ethel
Dale ard Edwin r. Laughlin, children
of Mrs. Charles Miner Stearns and
grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
LauGhlin, Of Pittsburgh; little Glover
Miles. daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.
Graham Miles and granddaughter Of
George c. Boldt, ST.; Andrew McNally
and Bette McNally, children of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew McNally. of Chicago;
Janet and Margaret DeLone. children
of Mrs. j. NJ. DeLone: Ritter and Helen
Shumway. nieces Of Miss Laura Ritter,
of Lindehof, Alexandria Bay. and Gill
lespie Jones and Christie Macdonald
Gillespie, grandchildren Of Commodore
and Mrs. T. A. Gillespie.
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tertained at bridge az the Ostend, the
guests being Mrs. Ferdinand Stadler,
Mrs. w. Blair Stewart. Mrs. William J..
Cochran. Mrs. Silas Shoemaker, Mrs.
Lewis Soul and Mrs. George Bailey.
Governor }. &. McCreary Of Ken
lucky arrived at the Marlborough
Blenheim early IN the week DR.. R..
Zoldivar. Salvadorean Minister 10 the
United States; T. W. Woodrow. nephew
Of President Wilson; Mrs Jeanette
Tell and Miss Olive Tell were also a.
the Marlborough -Blenneim.
The soloist at the Sunday evening
musical this week at the TraymOre was
the Russian tenor, Misah Fercnzo. from
the Imperial Opera House at Petro-
grad.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Traymore included Lyman d. Hall. Mrs.
J. B. Squier, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cal.
kins, Mrs. George II. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. R. Basset, A. f. Parsil. Dr.
George A. Wyeth, Mrs. VI. J. Genay, ".
J. Mingle, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L
Walsh. Mrs. J. A. Howard and z. II.
McNulty. Other arrivals were Frank
Brown, Ex-Governor of Maryland; J. w.
Carruthers. president OF the Rcheller
and Ontario Navigation Company; Al.
miral MCGOWAN, paymaster general Oh
the United States Navy, and n H.
Father, of the Riggs National BanS'
Washington.
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New London and PequOt
Hosts Entertain Largely

New London, Conn, Aug. 21- There
has been much individual entertaining
by Eastern Point people. including
Griswold visitors, cottage dwellers and
New London townsfolk The big bridge
party given by Mrs. Franklin Noel Sis
son, of New York and Westerly, on Fri
day was the most elaborate card party
Of the season. The guests were Mrs.
James L. Morgan. Mrs. Byron Nugent,
Mrs. c. f. Van Week, Mrs. Miller Out
cault, Mrs. julius FletSchman, Mrs. II.
d. SaXton, Mrs. w. W. SpadOne, Mrs.
II. H. Baeder, Mrs. f. d. Lysle, Mrs.
George Monro, jr., Mrs. Frank Smith,
Mrs Ann f. Bassett. Mrs. 4. c. Mock,
Mrs. S. A. Clinton, Mrs. +. T. Nugent,
Mrs. Lewis ". Dodd, Mrs. John r. Heg-
eman. jr.: Mrs. Peter Boyd, Mrs. Charles
A. Miller, Mrs. Eberhard Faber. Mrs
Imogene Rex, Mrs. James R. Linsley,
Mrs +. NJ. Craigen, Mrs. ". Allen and
Mrs. J. Bradford.
One Of the jolliest parties OF the
week was the luncheon given by Alfred
Bishop. of Watch Hill. for his friends
at Eastern Point. The luncheon was
given at the Bishop cottage and the
whole party went over to Watch HILL
as the guests of julius Fleischman. ir.,
on the Whirlwind. Mr.. Bishops guests
included the Misses Emma and Helen
Warren, Helen Bartholomew, Dorothy
Craigen, Frances Small. Margaret Muir
ray, Marjory Bowling, Charlotte Louise
Lysle. Elaine Paige. Francena Tracey,
Barbara Barnes. the Messrs. julius
Fleischman. jr., Eugene Coler. j. {.
Poulterer. Charles Clark. Emery Tracey
and Paul Spadone
On Thursday night the Misses Emma
and Helen Warren. Of Brooklyn, gave
Il peach party. Guests OF the Misses
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CRESCO.

Cresco, Penn. Aug. 21-The event
Of the week at the Spruce Cabin Inn
was the farewell party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald, of Phil
adelphia, IN the grill room. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
VI. Stark, Of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Ru-
dolph Sosna, Of Philadelphia; Mrs. F.
J. Halterman. Mrs. J. Hazel, Mr. and
Mrs. II. G. Halinger. Miss Anna
Stoeckle and Miss Katherine Halter
man. Of Philadelphia; Miss Clara Price.
Of New York. Fred s Bush. Of Bloom
field. " j.. and j. and VI. H. Price, Of
the Spruce Cabin.
The ballroom was crowded a. the
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was in charge and assisting her were
these: Fancy table, Mrs. J. Williston
Wright, Miss Flanders, Miss Wilson,
Miss Wormuth. Miss Bement, Miss
Laura White; useful table, Mrs. f. l..
Ware, Mrs. John McGuckin, Miss Ken
nedy; cake and candy table, Mrs. Ed
win Kennedy, Miss Marjorie White,
Mrs II. Kennedy; tea table, Mrs. c. V.
X. Bumsted, Mrs George B. Merriam,
Mrs. Jarvis; ice-cream booth, Mrs. A.
Lego; flower table, Mrs. j. B. Will
liams.
The first powerboat race of the sea-
son held under the auspices of the
Lake Placid Yacht Club was won on
points by the Sufragette, owned by
/ Edward Warren Of Scranton, Pa. The
Wangundn, fast boat owned by Will
liam L. Supplee of Philadelphia, sank
at the slip on the return from a race
when a piston OF the engine broke and
tore a hole through the bottom. No
one was injured. The boat has been
raised and is being equipped with a
new engine Of siXty-five horse power.
In dancing contest at the Grand
View the first prize for graceful dane
ing was won by Miss Helen Gonzalez
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Narragansett Pier, R. l., Aug. PA
notable entertainment OF this week
was the dinner and dance given in hon
or of Governor r. Livingston Beck
man of Rhode Island by Mr. and Mrs
John Henry Hanan. of New York. on
Tuesday night at their country place,
shore Acres. on Ocean Road. One
hundred and twenty-five guests as
sembled at the dinner, three large
tables being arranged within the villa
Of Shore Acres Vari-colored electric
lights were suspended from the gate on
Ocean Road leading TO the entrance to
the villa. and within many native flow
ors were introduced in the decorations.
At the Governors table. which was
fashioned to represent an immense
bird cage. the shield and coat of arms
of Rhode Island, composed of blue and
yellow flowers and electric hqhts.
proved a feature. Over the table a
gilded net was placed. and within the
hollow square birds carolled and
thrushes and eanaries sang their melo-
dies.
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SPRING LAKE.

Spring Lake Beach. \. j., Aug. Ell
The tennis tournament on the courts
of the New Monmouth Hotel ended to-
day and was followed this evening by
a tennis ball. There were more than
eiRhty-fve entries. Some Of those
playing were Miss Marjory Cragin,
Miss Martha Hicks. Mrs. Fred. Francis,
Miss Marjorie Regal, Miss Hazel de
Mossin, Miss Jean Cannon, Miss Maud
Cooper and John Gallatly, r. Pinida,
Frank Dewitt, Edward Regal, Joseph
Normile, Harry Maxwell, Harry Mes
senger, Edward Bolding, Harry Blake.
Vivian Suavage. George Yard and
William Anderson.
Papal Marquis Martin Maloney, who
is entertaining Cardinal Gibbons at his
villa here, gave a luncheon in the Es-
sex and Sussex on Tuesday for his
guest. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew O'Connell. Children of the
summer colony were entertained with
a dance in the gardens of the Essex
and Sussex Wednesday afternoon. Solo
dances were given by Miss Margaret
Ritchey, Miss Virginia Murray and
Miss Barbara COrlies.
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Warren included Mrs f. n. Lysle, chap
erone; the Misses Francena Tracey,
Theotiste Nugent, Barbara Barnes,
Charlotte Louise Lysle, Margaret Muir
ray, Helen Maxwell. Priscilla Maxwell,
Dorothy Craigen. Miss Duncan. Miss
Wilson. the Messrs. Emery Tracey. Y.
A. Philbrick, jr., Paul SpaGone, j. c.
Poulterer, James Lysle. Julius White,
julius Fleischman. jr.. Eugene Golfer,
Charles Clark, Frank Farrar, Alfred
Bishop and James Duncan.
Miss Frances Ogden Jones began the
weeks entertaining at Pequct by Civ
ing dinner parties on Sunday and Mon
day evenings. Tuesday, Mrs +. r.
Kirkland gave a luncheon and Tuesday
evening Mrs. william Schall, jr., gave a
dinner at Rockbourne. In addition to
the members of her family. Mrs.
SchalPs guests were Captain and Mrs.
Francis c. Harrington. Mr. and Mrs H.
c. Chappell. Mr. and Mrs. Donald c..
Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tracy Shelf
field, Mr.. Isaac Townsend, Mr.. Edmund
{. Johnston and Mr.. Addison Bliss. On
Wednesday Mrs. G. Kenneth Morgan,
assisted by her mother Mrs. K. A. Nc
Kim and Miss Margaret $. Remsen. en-
tertained over one hundred friends at
tea at the Casino.
Wednesday night Mrs. John S. Rey-
burn and her daughter. Mrs. Francis c..
Harrington, entertained dinner guests
at Oak Ledge and Mrs. John Norrie and
the Misses Norris gave a dinner at
their Pequot Avenue home Miss Mar
garet 5. Remsen's luncheon guests
Thursday were Mrs. +. T. Kirkland.
Mrs. Vernon c. Browne. Mrs. Henry
sanford. Mrs. Thornton Woodbury..
Mrs. Gregory c. Dawson. Mrs. McCos-
kry Butt. Mrs. q. W. Ogden. ir.. Mrs.
Amelia stevens, Miss Emily Lynch.
Miss Elizabeth Brundage. Mrs. Moul-
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Lake Placid, n. Y, Aug. 2i.-Suffer-
ers from hay fever are beginning to as
semble for the big New York state
"sneezefest," or the first meeting Of
the Empire State branch OF the United
States Hay Fever Association, which
will be held August q at the Placid
Club.
Principal among the numerous con-
certs marking the climax of the season
here was that given yesterday after
noon by Nine Sembrich in the open
air Forest Of Arden Theatre. The con-
cert was for the benefit of the suffer
ers in Poland and the programme IN
cluded a number of Polish songs. Nine.
Sembrich was assisted by Frank La
Forge and a chorus of about fifty
young women.
There was large attendance at the
fair of the Women's Guild OF the Fps
copal church held in the parish house
on Thursday Mrs. George A. Stevens
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Bal Masque, Bridge, Music
Delight Water Cap Visitors
New Workers. Costumes Win Admiration in Pocon
Dance-Oudoor Sports Find Many Devotees-
Farewell Party Entertans Cresco Guests.

provided a pleasant evening for most
of the summer visitors at the Ontwood
Prizes were awarded TO Miss Martha
Kimm, Of Pittsburgh; Mrs. W. c. Nc
Mullin and Mrs. L. c. Collins, of Phil
adelphia.
A very enjoyable musical followed
by an informal dance was given this
week at the saltwater House. The
week end handicap golf tournament al
the Pocono Manor Inn was held with
a large field of players and an inter
ested following of spectators The
best gross score was made by Howard
J. Iced with an IS. and the best net
score was rs, made by D. Halstead
The foursomes was won by William
Bailey and Miss Lycett, both of Hav-
erfOrd.
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Deal. y. j., Aug. p More golfers
have collected on the Deal links this
week than at any time this season. To-
day marked the final thirty-six hole
match for the Allenhurst Club cup.
The final scores were close and the
rounds were full Of excitement. c. D..
Lyons and +. VI. Widmer. who won the
trophies given By Alfred G. Shearer
and Francis J. Arend, played in the
matches to-day, as did also Thomas
Morrison. Robert s. Porter, James T..
Smith. Paul r. Heller, W. Rice Hoch-
ster. Frederick II Eaton, +. A. Whalen,
Jesse Watson, Frederick Pring, Lee
Harrison. George v Coe, A. b. Rode,
Warren II. Smock, II. Stacey Smith, W.
II. Duval and j. Henry Haggerty.
The Deal Inn has been rendezvous
for dinner parties this week. Mrs. Her
bert r. Lee entertained five friends
there last evening, while Mrs. John
Gcrken was a hostess earlier IN the
week. A party of motorists returning
10 Bay Head from Atlantic Highlands,
where they had spent the day, had dim
ner here on Friday evening and joined
in the dancing later. In the party were