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VISITORS ENLIVEN SOCIETY
0ut.of.Town Guests Here This Week
and Many Functions Planned
for Their Entertainment.
DINNERS AND BRIDGE ON CARD
social Calendar.

Social Calendar.
gtJNDAY-Mrs. Robert Cowell. tea at
her home for the Akerson-Blake we'd
NoNDAY-wedding OF Miss Harriet
Blake and Mr.. George Akerson At the
home Of the bride. Original Monday
ess Fortnightly Bridge club. Miss
Irene Mcknight, hostess. Tuesday
Bridge club.
JESDAY-Wedding Of Miss Cslista
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church. Dehutsnte Bridge club, Miss
Marion Kuhn. hostess. Miss Helen
Eastman. dinner at the Happy Hollow
Washburn. Miss Hamlet Metz. bridge
party for visitors, the Misses Lucille
Green. Louise Buckingham. Phyllis
Luman and Eleanor Washburn. Mrs
home for Miss Rose smyth. Dinner
dance at the Happy Hollow club.
WEDNESDAY-Dinn at the
Country and Field clubs. Mr.. and Mrs
A. l.. Reed, dinner at Country club
for Miss Eleanor Wsshburn. Young
Mems Angelus Social club. party at
THURsDAY-The Original Cooking club
Ladies day at the Happy Hollow, Field
and Seymour Lake Country clubs
White Shrine club card party at the
Happy Hollow club; Miss josephine
Congdon. bridge party for Miss Eleanor
FRIDAY-Chlldren's day at the Field
club. Dinner-dance at the Seymour
Lake Country club.
try Field. Happy Hollow and Carter
lake Country clubs. Miss Helen
Clarke. dinner at Country club for
house guest
with the coming Of several very at
trsctive visitors this week to Omaha the
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the coming week promises to be very say.
Miss Louise Buckingham. the guest OF
Miss Helen Clarke. comes from Memphis.
Tenn. and Miss Eleanor washburn. the
guest Of Miss Helen Eastman. from
Green Bay. wis. Miss Lucy Green IL
from Indianapolis and IL a guest at the
home Of Miss Alice Jaauith. and Miss MIL
bred Hale of Denver IL visiting her aunt,
Mrs. ]. J. McMullen.
Yesterday Miss Lucille Bacon gave an
afternoon bridge party, which included
all these visitors and last evening they
we're the guests OF Miss HARRIET Metz at
dinner at the Country club.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Metz will again
entertain at bridge. when Miss Bucking-
ham will be the guest OF honor Tuesday
evening Miss Helen Eastman gives a
dinner at her home and the guests will
later go to the Happy Hollow club for
dancing.
Mas Washburn will be the guest Of
honor Wednesday evening at dinner at
the Country club given by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Reed
Saturday evening Miss Helen Clarke
will DO hostess at a large dinner at the
Country club complimentary to Miss
Buckingham and Miss Buckingham will
again be honor guest at Miss Stella
Thummers dinner Monday evening of
next week at the Country club.
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LuczM Green

carried brides roses. Mrs. Roy Kirk
was the matron Of honor and Mr. Roy
Kirk was best man.
The ceremony was followed by lunch
con at the Henshaw, when covers were
placed for ten guests. Mrs. Farrell was
teacher in the Park school for four
years and Mr.. Harrel is city salesman
FOR the Dreibus Candy company
After a short trip west Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrel will reside in Omaha.
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Last Meeting.

The last meeting Of the Omaha women's
Press club until the first week OF Sep
TENDER was held Thursday at the Hotel
Loyal. The decorations were In pink
rambler roses. the gift OF one OF the
members. Mrs Myron Learned. sent from
Ter country home, Walden. The mem
bsrs are planning 20 hold a picnic rarity
during the summer.
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At Happy Hollow

Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Williams enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Happy Hollow club. Covers we're placed
for:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Van b. Lady, Howard Farrell,
Maynard Swartz. A. S. Williams.
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. sadler at din
ner at tho Happy Hollow club last even
ing were;
Messrs. ana Mesdames--
Carl Balbach, w. r. Watson.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Bliss
Senator and Mrs. Norris Brown gave
a dinner last evening at the club. Their
guests were:
Mr. and Mrs, II. Fl. Fullerton Of OF
tawa, Ill
Judge and Mrs, Irvine Baxter.
Misses Misses
| June Brown. Lucille Brown.
DIR. and Mrs. Ira Porter gave dinner
last evening at the Happy Hollow club
for their guest. Mrs. Peterson, OF Florida
Covers were placed for;
Mrs. Peterson,
Messrs and Mesdames-
| Don Adams, Iru Porter,
| Il. G. Twamley
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At the Field Club.

Mrs ]. y. Reynolds entertained the st
Mary's Missionary guild At the. Field
club Friday. The guests were;
Misses Misses
Madeline Johnson, Virginia Lowe,
Marie Jones, Esther Nelson,
Emily Leae. Esther SpraEue
Emily Lear, Dorothy Swlford.
Colinetta Lear, Charlotte Reynolda
MIR. and Mrs. F. J, Dale entertained AZ
dinner last evening at the Field club.
Their guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
+. J. Dale Fred Dale,
Mrs. Scrcomb.
Measrs.-- Messrs-
lack Sercomb. Douglas Sercomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy II. Cramer gave a
dinner at the club last evening for Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Gruenig OF Mullen.
Neb Covers we're placed for;
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Charles Grdenig. Q. f. Hutchinson.
Guy Cramef.
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Among the Visitors.

Mrs, E. Limberger Of ottumwa, Ia. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. Danahy.
Miss Greta Lane arrived yesterday
from Fremont and Is the guest OF Miss
Marion Kuhn.
Miss Marion Smith OF Minneapolis ar
rived yesterday 20 be bridesmaid at the
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At the Country Club.

At the Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. KountSs en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Country club complimentary to Miss
Eleanor wAshburn. who is the guest OF
Miss Helen Eastman. Covers were placed
for
Mr.. and Mrs. Kountze.
Mrs. Augustus Kountzc
Eleanor Washburn, Mildred Butler.
Elizabeth Davis, Helen Eastman.
Menie Davis,
MeBsre- Messrs-
Willard Butler, Robert Connell.
A. b. Warren Cuthbert Potter,
Robert Burns Waldren Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcshane's guests
at dinner last evening were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
NJ. Q. Peters, M. A. Hall.
&. VIII Hamilton.
Mr. II. B. Peters OF ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyman enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Country club IN honor OF Mrs Mcintosh
and daughter, Miss Marjorie. OF New
York City. who are guests at the home
Of Mrs. c. B Rustin. Covers were
placed for:
Milton Barlow James l.. Paxton,
Mcdaniel: Mesdames:
McIntosh, Charles Keller.
Miss Marjorie McIntosh.
Measra - Messrs.-
Frank Burnley, w. Farnam SMITH
Stockton Heth,
Miss Harriet Metz gave q dinner last
evening at the Country club compli-
mentary to Miss Louise Green. who Is
the guest Of MISS Alice Jaquith. Her
guests were:
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles y, Metz,
Mlssos- Misses
I ouise Green, Marion Kuhn
Alice Jaquith,
Messrs.- Messras-~
Herbert Council McMurray
Jack Sommere, or Chicago.
Leon Callahan,
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Wharton will en-
terrain at supper Sunday evening at the
Country club.
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Wedding Cards.

Cards have been received In Omaha an
nouncing the marriage In Portland of
Miss Eleanor Taylor to Mr.. Arthur L.
Welsh. both 81 that city. which took
place Wednesday, June ls. Mr. Welsh Is
tho son OF Mr. and Mrs, L. A. welsh OF
Omaha.
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DO Okoboii.

Mrs Eva Wallace and children went
10 okoboh Thursday TO open their cot
tsge for the summer. They viii be
joined next week by Mrs. Lucy Cotton
and her children. who win be with Mrs.
Wallace for the summer. Later Mrs. T,
y, Kennedy win Join this Omaha party.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Z. Graft and children
and Mr.. and Mrs Carl Herring and fam
ny and Miss Ina saekett motored 10 oko-
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Small Reception.

Mrs f. 2. Greer gave reception We'd
nesday evening in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
X. r. I.indquist, who were married at
Kountze Memorial church. June L.
The house was decorated with daisies
and pink carnations.
A musical program was given by the
Leslie Noel quartet. assisted by Miss
Alma Krebbs, and fancy dances by Misses
Ellen Krebbs and Evelyn Britton. Those
present were:
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Entertains Pupils.

Mrs. Mile Ryan entertained Thursday
evening at her home in honor OF her
former pupils, who have returned home
for the summer. and for a number of
her present pupils, who are leaving for
Chautauqua engagements. Those present
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Engagements Announced

Mr.. and MRS. James walfred Holm
duist announce the engagement of their
daughter. Ethel 20 the Reverend George
81. George Tyner OF York, Neb,
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Harrel.Kirk.

The wedding Of Miss Irene B, Kirk
and Mr., Frank w, Harrei was celebrated
quietly Tuesday morning az 10 o'clock
In the parsonage Of 81. Johns church.
The bride wore her go-awSy gown OF
bue silk with small hat to match. She
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Picnic at Rosemere.

Mrs. C. c. Allison chaperoned party
of young people to her country lone,
"Rosemero Lodge" for picnic supper
End dance Friday evening. Automobiles
tosk the guests out and brought them
back by moonlight The guests included;
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committee. with the following assistants.
Mesdames w. b. wyman. b. @. King,
william Kerr. Martha w. Christianson
and n. NJ. Graham. twenty-five tables
will be placed for the card game.
Miss Josephine Congdon will entertain
at her home at bridge Thursday in honor
of Miss Eleanor Washburn Of Green
Bay wis. the guest OF Miss Helen East
man.
Mrs. Thomas Brown has sent out invi-
tations for a dancing party which will be
given Thursday evening. June 20. ut the
Brown home, for her son. Thomas Brown,
who recently graduated from Racine col
lege
The Young Mems Angelus Social club
will give a card party at their hall,
Twenty eighth and Fowler avenue, We'd
nesday evening, June II. The patronesses
will be Mrs A. Jacoffe-. assisted by:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
A. Kline. j. Walker
s; K Illi o. Talbert'
Entertain at Bridge.
Mrs. George Rohrboush entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Mrs Bonekemper 90 Portland Ore.
Those present we're:
Mesdames- Mesdames--
j. X Morrison, Lloyd Osborne,
Robert CAN'T, Clinton Bronze,
Homer Shearer, Lloyd Willis.
Hubert owen, Bonekemper OF
Glen Bennett, Portland, Ore.
Misses Misses
Marie Hodge. Lutte Bedwell,
lrma Jones.
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At Seymour Lake Club.

Mesdamea c. n. Orchard. II. M.
Laverty and Edward Burson entertained
ct g bridge luncheon Friday. Their guests
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Children's Party.

Mrs. Joseph r. Gillian gave a chill
dren's party Friday afternoon at her
home in celebration of the seventh birth
day anniversary OF her daughter, Miss
Helen Elizabeth Gillian. The children
Draaant xvaro,
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For Bridal Parties.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Blake enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home I'm honor OF Miss Harriet Blake
and Mr.. George Akerson of Minneapolis,
who VIII be married Monday evening.
The table was decorated with a mound
OF Mrs. Taft roses and pink-shaded can.
dies, and the guests included:
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Pleasures Past.

fIedSur6b fdbI,
Mrs. Frederick p. Miller and Miss
Eta Platfoot entertained at a
kitchen shower Saturday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. F. NJ. Mills. nee Miss
Nina Tate. a recent bride. who leaves
soon to make her home in Kansas City.
Thoae nresent were:
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Mrs. William III, Bailey OF Des MOines.
Miss Mona Cowell will give garden
tes for Miss Harriet Blake and Nj.
George Akerson and their bridal party
this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-27

Mr.. Herring and Mr.. Craft will be back
and forth between Omaha and the lake
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Moorhead and fam
ily go TO Okoboji next week for the rest OF
the summer. Thsy have taken cottage
on Omaha Beach Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Burns expect to motor up about the first
Of July to the cottage they have taken
on Omaha Beach.
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CONTINUED on Page Three. Column one>
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Dance in Chicago.
ar. and Mrs.. Clement Chase gave Al
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Entertain at Bridge.

Mrs. George Rohrboush entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Mrs Bonekemper % Portland, ore.
Those present were.
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Ekwanok Golf

Manchester in the Mountains, VI,
Aug. l4.-The week has been a busy
one, with record crowd at the Equinox
House and other hotels and boarding
houses, and the golf course at Ekwanok
has been taxed to full capacity. Among
the women playing this week were
Mrs. Z. s. Edison, Miss Cameron Edison,
Miss Edith F. Hooker, Mrs Charles
Schafer, Mrs. George Kingsland, Mrs.
6. F. Rothschild and Miss &. l. Emit
wistle, of New York; Miss Katherine
Fiset and Mrs. Pierre Prinoud, of Aus
tin, Tex; Mrs. II. l.. Edwards, of Dali
las, Tex, and Miss Alice II. McElroy,
Of Providence.
Interest in dancing centres in the
evening affairs at the Equinox House,
with special music and dances on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings and
the Friday evening dances at Albert VI.
Reeds barn.
". Il. Curtis. Of New York, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. u. Pratt,
at the Hollister cottage this week.
Robert Quinby, of New York, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Quinby, at the Equinox House. On
Tuesday evening Malcolm Graham, of
New York. entertained dinner party
of fourteen at the Equinox House.
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Lake MahOpac

Lake Mahopac, n. Y, Aug. l4.-An
active social programme is planned
for the remaining days Of August
here. Last week the women's handi-
cap tournament was won by Mrs. Har-
old Whitney Canning, of New York.
Others playing were Mrs. Judson
Todd, Mrs. j. NJ Demarest, Mrs. MORT
arty, Mrs. W. Hynard, Mrs. George
Brown and Mrs. c. R. Jung, of New
York; Mrs. Robert Z. Farley, OF White
Plains, and Mrs. Horace S. Halves, of
Richmond, Va New Workers arriving
at the Dean House within the week
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Emmett BaA-
tor, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nash, Miss Hor-
tense Clark, H. K. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Keller. Mr. and Mrs. c. S.
Keller, Mrs. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Haviland, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Balch,
Thomas Ronkey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. VI.
Norton, R. 5. Norton, D. F. Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. SPUR, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert y. Hyde, Joseph G.
Lamb, c. A. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs
c. +. Filley, Mr.. and Mrs. R. {. Mar
tin, Dan Findley, Mark A. Caldwell
Mark Coates Caldwell, H. R. Wardell
and Victor lie Vim.
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WomerA's Golf Match
feature at Pier

plaved on the courts here during the
week Of August Is. Contestants for
the cup offered by the governors Of the
club will be Watson NJ. Washburn. of
New York, who won the trophy last
wear, and Ward Dawson, Of Los An
geles. Cal.
A junior golf tournament is in prog
ress, among the players being George
Lee Lambert and Albert Lambert, jr.,
of St. Louis. and William Harding
Jackson, of Washington. A tombstone
handicap golf tournament open 10 men
and women opened to-day on the links
Of the Point Judith Country Club.
An entertainment styled Cafe
Chantant will be presented at the Ca
sino on August "a for the benefit OF st.
Peters By-the-Sea. II will include a
new operetta, Gay Revillon," and a
skit, A Day at Narragansett," in which
some of the young members OF the villa
colony will appear.
At the annual costume ball in the
ballroom OF the Mathewson on Tuesday
night the prize OF silver cup for the
best costume displayed was awarded 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rundell, of New
York, the former appearing IN Next
can costume and the latter in Oriental
attire. Mr. and Mrs. William Bud
worth, of Mount NeInon, won one sill
yer cup offered for the best dancers.
Many unique costumes were displayed.
Miss Madge Ban gan wore a costume
representing the Allies and carried the
colors Of the Allies.
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Fishers Island

The unusual weather OF the past
week had little effect upon the actiyi-
ties Of the summer colony az Fishers
Island. Although the mercury IN porca
thermometers continued 70 rise, tennis
matches were played of and golf was
as popular as ever until the rain on
Wednesday. Toward the close OF las;
week the incoming steamers brought
large numbers Of August and weekend
guests and the hotels were taxed Tor
accommodations. ~
At the Hay Harbor Club the SKID
doc" race for sailboats with boys al the
helms was won by A. +. Ferguson IT,,
who carried of the cup for July, as
wei. as the weekly trophy. The con-
testants were Dudley Irwin, jr.. Sam
uel Ferguson. J. Williams. A. L. Fergg'
son, jr., and Robert and Hoyt Peck.
The clock golf tournament was
brought 20 a close during the past
week, the honors going TO Miss Helen
Butler and 10 Lathrop Barlow.
Over on the golf links the July nan,
dcap, medal play, IL holes. was played
off on the morning and afternoon Of
July "a, and was won by Charles L.
Frsiley. The handicap sweepstske,s.'
match against par, was won by Z. v
Benton, who made score Of 5 down 70
Mrs. W. D. Gaillard Of New York,
who is spending the summer at ner
beautiful villa overlooking Hay Har,
Dor, has offered two cua for boys
and girls clock golf tournament 70 ne
PLAYED off at the Hay Harbor CUB
next week
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New London Greets
Chinese Commission
MANY Dinner Parties at Casino and Griswold-Ama-
teur Golf Championship Match Begins-len-
mis- Tournament at Fishers Island.

C. W. Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Lehman entertained dinner guests
at the Casino. On Monday evening Mrs.
McCoskry Butt entertained the Hsr-
mony Club at Rockacres. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Richard Mansfield gave
a birthday party at the Grange for her
son, Richard Mansfield, % Wednesday
Mrs. Mary f. Ogden gave luncheon at
her mothers villa, Meadow Court. Fri
day Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo +. Bird gave
musical for their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Alec Taylor.
On Saturday night Baron and Bar
oness Won Hasperg gave dinner at the
Casino, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 5. Hark-
ness entertained at Eolia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Waller gave a dinner party at
their cottage, and Edmund {. Johnston
entertained a party OF thirty at the Ca
sine. Mr.. Johnston's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Spear, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. c. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Tay-
Tor, David Taylor. MIR. and Mrs. Viggo
f. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Palmer,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Learned, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Sanford, Major and Mrs.
George h. Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs
Winslow lngham, MIR. and Mrs. Thorn
ton Woodbury., Dr. and Mrs. William
Seaman. Mrs. c. II. Hyams, jr., Miss
TYLER. Miss Emily Norrie, Robert Butt,
Addison Bliss and Mrs. w. Moulson.
Another series of tennis tournaments
was opened this week at the Hay Har-
Dor Club.
Mrs. R. Lancaster Williams, Charles
y. Williams, r. Lancaster Williams, jr,
Miss Dorothea Williams and Maste-
Frank +. Williams are at one Of the
Mansion House cottages for the re-
mainder Of the season. Mr. and Mrs
Frank L. Froment. of Rye, y. y. are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. 7. +.
Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. Julius G. Day,
Miss Dorothy Day, Miss Elizabeth Day
and Master Jack Day, Of Derby, Conn,
are at the Mansion House for August
and September Mrs. w. Fl. Camp, OF
Crawford, y. j., has arrived at the Man
sion House for August.
John Harsen Rhoades and Albert P.
Lucas, of New York, spent the week
end at the Mansion House. William NJ.
Austin, of New York, spent the week
end with his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
lev NJ. Irwin are entertaining Harold l..
Abel, of Buffalo.
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Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs
n. Y, Aug. l4.-Saratoga Springs has
summer colony of at least l5,OOO' oy
the estimates of the merchants, hotel
managers and members Of the Saratoga
Racing Association. The constant pro
cession Of beautifully gowned women
with their escorts promenadlng me
vide verandas of the Grand Union
Hotel or along Broadway. the nun
dreds of racing men, the endless chain
of touring cars make ar unsurpassed
scene
Seven o'clock breakfasts at the race,
track and watching the WORKOUTS
Of the thoroughbreds are the latest fads.
Such A breakfast was given for Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Reynard, the
hostess being Miss Margaret Mabee.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ma Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ruiz,
Miss Emelie Duifin and Wordeh Kelly
The Countess Villafranca, of Naples,
is being entertained at box parties al
the track ana dinners in the orchard
grill Of the Grand Union. At this hotel
Also are the Countess Nalmond and the
Baroness A. r. de Beckendorf.
c. Oliver IselIn, Jr., spent a SNORT
time az the Union, accompanied by
Francis r. Appleton, IT., OF New YORK
Foxhall Keene scarcely misses an even
ing when he does not dine at the grlll
ACCOMPANIED by guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lewisohn entertained at dinner
for MIR. and Mrs. Russell Colt, Z. Ciar-
ence Jones and Howard ?. Renshaw.
Outdoor dining at the Grand Union
has met with such popularity that II
has been found necessary to set aside
three separate places TO accommodate
the diners, the orchard and outdoor
grill and the pergola, while two or
chestras play during the evening
Among those who have entertained arc
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Narragansett Pier, Il. l., Aug. ID
Yachting, motoring TO Newport by way
of Saunderstown and jamestown, over
the bay and across the island; golfng
and tennis and "brevet' afford ample
diversion at Narragansett Pier.
On Sunday the steam yacht Surf
sailed across Narragansett Bay bound
for an outing in this region. On board
were Harry S. Black, of New York, who
has chartered the craft from John II.
Hanan for the season; Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. of Newport; Miss Phyllis de
Young. daughter Of NJ. II. de Young, of
San Francisco; Miss Doris Ryer, of San
Francisco, and the Rev. Herbert Ship
man. rector of the Church Of the Heav-
enly Rest, New York.
A golf tournament for women proved
one of the features Of the week on the
links of the Point Judith Country Club,
a prize being offered by Mrs. Charles
X. Snowden, of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Sawyer Gillison, of New York, won,
with a medal score of "a. Among
others who played were Miss Beatrice
de Coppet, Of New York; Miss Elizabeth
Sinnickson and Miss Rose Dolan, Of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Irving II. Chase, Of
Waterbury, Conn; Mrs. J. {. Rath-
borne, of Harvey, La. Mrs. Philip Stew
enson, of Westbury, Long Island; Miss
Elizabeth O'Gorman, of Providence, and
Mrs. Rowland Hazard, Of Peace Dale,
r. !.
The finals in the singles OF the Point
Judith tennis tournament VIII be