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Lake. George

Lake George, n. Y, July 31.-A mar
riage ceremony performed at midnight
on the summit of one of the loftiest
mountains OF the Adirondacks was the
novel method Of celebrating their
nuptials chosen Monday night by Emil
Jorgson, a Norwegian, and his bride,
Miss Clara Sommers, of New York.
The ceremony took place on Black
Mountain, the highest about Lake
George, having an elevation Of $500
feet above the lake level, and was
conducted by the Rev Adolph Peder-
son, of Boston.
The full moon, which was scheduled
to appear Monday night, and by the
light of which the ceremony was TO
have been performed, was obscured by
heavy clouds, but these, with thun-
der and lightning storm which broke
shortly before midnight, added to the
impressiveness of the occasion.
Water sports will hold the atten-
ton of summer residents during the
month of August At the meeting of
the board Of directors Of the Lake
George Club last Saturday il was de-
cided to hold the annual regatta early
in the month preceding the annual re-
gatta at Hague on the third Thursday
OF August and that of the Iroquois
Association at the head of the lake
the last week in August. regatta
for the canoe championship of New
York and Vermont waters will be held
on Labor Day and will be open to all
canoeists of these states.
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Brighton Beach

Several birthday parties, a wedding
anniversary and a children's party were
some Of the special events Of the last
week at the Hotel Shelburne, Brighton
Beach. Mrs. Michael Bondy celebrated
her birthday with a dinner party for a
dozen members of her family and close
friends. Mrs. Edward VI. Butler gave
a dinner in celebration Of the thirty
fourth birthday of her husband. MI
and Mrs. Ben F. Wilson celebrated
their tenth wedding anniversary with
dinner and dance. and Mrs. Frank far,
rell. Mrs. Florence Manchester. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph ]. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Polhemus. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Castle. Mr.. and Ms. Blaine II: Miller,
Walter Alderman. Alfred r: Hannan1'
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wadswortn
Clamp. Louis A. Lsnthier and Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Kelly were others who
gave dinner parties during the weeA.
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Mrs. Charles Bowring, Mrs. Edward
Brown, Miss Anna Carter. Mrs. Charles
King, Mrs. George o. Lord, Mrs. Ralph
Rokeby, Miss Florence Van Rensselaer,,
Mrs. Otis L. Williams, Mrs. Lyman b.
Frieze, Mrs. Kinsley Twining, Mrs.
Norman Donald and Mrs. Francis
Dodge A number of other guests came
in later for tea in the garden.
The wedding Of Miss NJ. Ethel Fraser,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Fraser, formerly of Staten Island, and
Frederick " Lagay was Solemnized on
Saturday, July II, by Mgr. Cassidy, at
the Church of the Blessed Sac. dment,
Clinton Hill. Newark, n. Y. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Mar
garet Fraser, and the best man was
Frank V. Lagay, brother of the bride
groom.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Florence F. Sullivan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sullivan, of
Castleton Avenue, Tompkinsville, and
Robert J. Connolly. jr.. of West New
Brighton. The wedding is expected to
take place in September.
On Tuesday afternoon the last round
robin ladies' doubles tournament to be
PLAYED until September was held on the
courts OF the hlGUIuOUu NOulNN tbAA-
try Club. at Dongan Hills. MANY persons
were present to watch the players and
grouped themselves under the trees on
the lawn, where tea was served during
the afternoon. The winners OF the
first prizes were Mrs. Albert Hart and
Mrs. Edward Cannon. Mrs. w. w.
Peake and Mrs. Alfred Coke won the
second prizes.
A most enjoyable dance was held last
Friday evening at the Curtis Lyceum,
st. George, by the Alumni Association
of the Staten Island Academy. This
dance was held in the gymnasium and
on the grounds of the school, and was
a real summer dance and considered by
every one great success. The pa
tronesses were Mrs. Charles X. Par
mele, Mrs. f. Winthrop White, Mrs.
William L. LeBost, Mrs. Jerome King,
Mrs. Ralph Mckee, Mrs. John B. Pear
son, Mrs. Lester w. Clarke, Mrs.
George S. Humphrey, Mrs. William Y.
Wemple. Mrs. William G.. Wilcox, Mrs.
Meade +. Stone. Mrs. Charles II. In
gals. Mrs. d. T. Bardwell and Mrs. C..
S. Grieshaber.
The ladies' handicap tournament for
classes c and D, which has been in
progress during the month of July on
the courts of the Staten Island Ladies'
Club, Livingston, was finished on
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A most successful mixed doubles
round robin tennis tournament was
held last Friday afternoon on the
courts of the Staten Island Ladies
Club. at Livingston. There were many
entries in the tournament, and the
matches were most interesting 10 the
many people who gathered on the lawn
and the club porch to watch the play.
The prizes-sllver cups-were won by
Miss Emily White and Gilbert Parmele,
and the runners-up were Miss Elizabeth
Irving and John Allen.
Mrs. William Tidball, wife of Captain
Tidball, post adjutant at Fort Wright,
Fishers Island, has been picked as
the winner of the women's tennis tour
nament which is being held at the Bay
Harbor Club. Mrs. Tidball, having de-
feated all her opponents, has reached
the finals, where she has to play Mrs.
Alfred Ferguson. Mrs. Tidball is the
daughter Of Mrs. Oliver T. Johnson, of
Bement Avenue, West Brighton, and
before her marriage was one of the
best players of the Staten Island La
dies Club, Livingston.
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius, Of the Coun-
try Club colony. Dongan Hills, gave an
auction bridge party last Thursday at.
ternoon for Mrs. Gordon Willis, of
Manhattan, who is the guest Of Mrs. j.
Harry Alexandra at Shore Acres, Fort
Wadsworth, for a few weeks. Among
those present were Mrs. Ernest Flagg,
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Fishers Island

The week at Fishers Island has been
a busy one. At the Hay Harbor Club
the colony's athletically inclined mem
bers have been unusually active. The
woman's tennis tournament has reached
the finals and Mrs. A. l.. Ferguson is
10 play Mrs. William Tidball for the
cup. When Mrs. Fergusons and Miss
Twins set played of on Monday
morning il attracted large gallery
Of "rooters." Miss Irwin won the first
set, but was defeated in the two fol-
lowing sets. r. X FOX. ir.. was win
ncr OF the junior tournament.
A regular feet of Sk!doos entered
the boat race Of Friday. The Skidoo
is a small sailing craft typical Of Fish
ers Island, and are usually manned on
race days By the juvenile yachtsmen.
W. II. Burtonshore. Of Detroit. has
Joined his family. who are spending
the summer at the Mansion House.
Or. and Mrs. Parker Syms, Of New
York. spent the week end on the island.
II. Robinson Hyde, of Englewood. y.
j., is the guest OF William Douglas
Major W S. Terriberv, OF the New
York National Guard. has taken cot
tage at Fishers Island for the summer
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Narragansctt Pier, r. l.. July 81
II has been a gala week, with rounds
of luncheons, afternoon teas on the
lawn of the Country Club and dinners
and dancing at the Casino.
A ball was given by Talbot S. Hanan,
of New York, for charity and was at
tended by many of the summer colony
at the Pier and by others from near
by resorts at the Casino on Tuesday
evening. Il was the first large dance
of the season, and many novel and
striking costumes in black and white
we're displayed by the dancers.
A ball with sporting costumes for
the feature is being planned for next
week, about the time the racers OF the
New York Yacht Club feet round Point
Judith for the cruise through Nara
gansetr Bay. Members of the New
York Yacht Club have been invited TO
this dance.
The polo tournament continues in
full swing on the fields of Point Judith,
ard the sport has attracted many OF
the polo enthusiasts 20 the cup events,
not only from the Pier, but Newport as
well.
A women's golf tournament We'd with
polo in interest early this week az Mar
ragansett. The event took place on the
links Of the Point Judith Country Club.
Mrs. Philip Stevenson, of Westbury
Long Island, won the tourney with a
total score of lOl. Mrs. S. Hinman
Bird, OF New York, was second in the
race for honors and made the rounds
with q total score Of 1903.
The annual lawn tennis tournamen,
OF the Point Judith Country Club will
open on August 2 under the auspices
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Lake MahOpac

Lake Mahopac. July 31.-An event Of
the week here was the concert which
tho Protective Association held on the
lawn of the golf club last evening. The
last few weeks have been mostly de-
voted 70 golf, but the list of social
events planued for August suggests a
new interest. several special dances,
bridge parties and concerts being
among the attractions expected.
At the golf club tea last week Satur-
dav the hostesses were Mrs. George
Pennel. Mrs. W. Rutger J. Planten and
Mrs. Fred Oliver, who received among
others Kate Epson Clark. Mrs. Clark
sDent the week end with her son and
dauchter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George
clark. who have their summer home at
the lake.
A woman's handicap match was won
by Mrs. J. Todd last week. Other New
York women playing were Mrs. Ira
Hubbel. Mrs. Moriarty, Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. William Hynard and Miss
Wilson.
Among the New York patrons regis
tered AZ the Dean House recently are
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainslie, Mr. and Mrs. H..
G. Tobey, Mrs. ). Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs.
: |. Ferguson, c. T.. Seacore, Mr. and
Mrs. VI. Q. VI. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. +. McHorten, Calver Gordon, Mrs.
Calver Gordon, Calver Gordon. jr.. A.
". Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI. Stevens,
". B. Stubs, Lyme T. Shackelford, Mrs.
VI. W. McWilliams, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. George Bridges,
Miss Bridges. George Bridges, I'd, ". +.
Bradley, Miss F. II. Unkles, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Meeker, W H. Mcfarland,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry " Costa, Mrs. John
(. Crumm. Nr. and Mrs. Boiling,
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Costume Charity Ball
Event at Southampton

Robert Hager, jr., Mrs. Lee Delafeld,
Mrs. L. Forman Day, Mrs. Alexander
Tiers, Mrs. George T. Maxwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich and Ralph j.
Preston.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. B. Aymar
Sands entertained fifty of the women
Of the Garden Club at her summer
place on Great Plains Road, the sub
iect of the meeting being THE Color
Scheme of the Garden"
The ninth annual exhibition of the
Southampton Horticultural Society was
held in Agawam Park on Wednesday
and Thursday and was largely attended
by the summer cottagers and their
guests.
The first of the after DON musicals
under the direction OF Mss JuIlana
Cutting was held on Thursday after
noon at Mrs. Peter b. Wyckotf's, when
IAN hour of music" was held, with Paul
Reimers as the soloist. The patronesses
for the series include Mrs. James L.
Breese, Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson, Mrs.
George Barton French, Mrs. Harry w.
McVickar, Mrs. william P. Douglas,
Mrs. S. Parkman Shaw, Mrs. Louis T..
Hoyt, Mrs. Lucien H. Tying, Mrs. W. c.
CULVER and Mrs. Henry Middleton
Rogers. .,
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Shepherd
X. de Forest placed her cottage on OK
Pasture Road at the disposal of the
lighthouse weavers for the sale of
their products. The proceeds were for
the New York Association for the
Blind. of which Joseph II. Choate IS
president and Miss Helen Kellar and
Robert W. de Forest vice-presidents.
This afternoon Mrs. James Lawrence
Breese gave a large garden party at
The Orchards. They had more than
me hundred guests.
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COopersaowN

Cooperstown, n. Y, July 3l.-Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ. Bowers have issued in
vitations for tennis mornings to be
held on Mondays in August at their
summer home, Lakelands. In addition
to tennis there will be bowling matches,
court golf tournaments and croquet
games, for which prizes will be
awarded.
Mrs. John Burgess gave the largest
and most unusual party of the week on
Tuesday evening for her daughter, Miss
Barbara Burgess. The party COM
menced with a moonlight trip by boat
around the lake, and ended up with an
old fashioned dance at Three-Mlle
Point. Three-Mile Point used TO be the
scene of dances in the days of Feni-
more Cooper.
An auction tournament has been held
at the O-te-sa-ga this week, and among
the prize winners have been Mrs. q.
Meeker, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. +. J. Ha-
thorne, Louis Turner, Arthur Knot:
and DR.. Harry w. Haight.
Mrs. Henry Hun, Dr. Hun. Mrs. Hand,
Miss Learned, Miss Lydia Hun and
Henry Hun, jr, are at their summer
cottage for the remainder of the sea-
son. Miss Edith Stokes Is giving a
dinner this evening at Woodslde Hall
before the O-te-sa-ga dance. Nr. and
Mrs. James Bacon are also giving
dinner this evening.
Among those at the O-te-sa-ga this
week are Dudley G. Gautier, Mrs. Renne
Martin, Mrs. II. O'Bierne. c. w. CORN
ley, Miss X. T. Moore and Miss |. II.
Thomas, of New York; Mrs. George c.
Buell., G. Buell., Robert Buell., Edward
Buell. and Mrs. William II. Averell, of
Buffalo; Mrs. J. n. Crandall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Stone, DR.. A. f. Gennis,
Miss Ethel Gennis, of Chicago; Weston
Gales, of Detroit; Mrs. Joseph NJ. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Budgman. of SYRIA
cuse, and Miss Geraldine Ado, of Tux
edo, y. Y.
Miss Katherine Arnold. of Chicago,
and the Misses Grain, of Cullen. y. Y,
are at the O-te-sa-ga for the remainder
of the season.
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New London

New London, July 31.-Eastern Point
and the Pequot Colony welcomed the
members of the New York Yacht Club,
who arrived on the 3lst. The ball at
the Griswold on Saturday night was
especially arranged to give good time
to the incoming yacht owners and the
Peduot Casino and cottage owners kept
open house for the sailor men 'and
their parties.
The golf tournament of last Saturday
ha, added new zest to the golf playing
at the Shenecossett Country Club
Nelson Whitney's low score on the day
after the close Of the tournament mas
nut the professionals on their mettle.
A score of II for the eighteen holes,
made by Carl II. Anderson, PROBES
sional, early in the season was conSid-
cred the best possible score. but MI
Whitney has done il in 10.
Mrs. II. d. Saxton, who was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Thiza spa
done, and Miss Charlotte Chichester oil
BROOKLYN, returned this week from an
automobile trip through the Whlte
Mountains. While their yacht, the
Katrina, is undergoing repair WORK
MIR. and Mrs Robert /. Tod are staying
at The Griswold.
AT the maSQue Dali NHiNu vas NV ~
Tho Criswold late in the week, cos
tunes worn by the Misses Warren
Mrs. f. c. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
julius Fleischmann, Julius Fleisch-
mann. jr., n. W. Bishop, William
Stephenson, Miss Gene Terry, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Nugent, Mr.. and Mrs. I Ernest ,3;
Hillman. Mrs. Frederic Lund, Philip
Manwaring, Clarence Norment, Henry
Laidlaw, Harry Gerrie, Miss Francena
Tracey, Emery Tracey, Miss Nugent'
Ross Thompson and Herbert Ballantlne
attracted attention.
The early entertaining of the week
at Pequot started with luncheon 9,
given by Mrs. Viggo Bird. Mrs. Birds
guests were Mrs. +. Valentine Chappell'
Mrs. George Pillsbury, Mrs. q. &. Davi-
son and Mrs. Woodbury.. On Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Sheffield
gave a dinner party at their cottage.
The Davisons' guests were Mrs. BenJa-
min Harr son, Mrs. Francis c. Harring-
ton. Mrs. f. T. Kirkland, Mrs. Chester
". Bliss, Mrs. Spear, Miss Remsen and
Miss Emily Lynch.
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Southampton, y. Y. July 31.-There
have been so many social gatherings
that the last of Miss Juliana Cuttings
subscription dances. which was to have
been held Friday, has been postponed
and will be given on August Is at the
Suffolk Hunt Club.
The social event of the week was the
annual costume ball for the benefit of
the Southampton Hospital. Preceding
the ball, which was held in large
marquee on the grounds of the Meadow
Club. there was exhibition dancing by
members of the younger set, including
Mr.. and Mrs Louis du Pont Irving, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick p. Humphreys, Mrs.
Stewart Davis, Miss Beatrice Clatlin,
7. Gaillard Thomas, I'd, and Richard F.
Babcock.
Among those occupying boxes were
Colonel and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson,
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff, Mr.. and Mrs
James L. Breese. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warrington Curtis. Mrs. Charles T..
Barney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele,
Mrs. George c. Dewitt. Mrs. Walter L.
Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Humphreys,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur r. Claflin, Mrs. Newbold
Edgar, Mrs. Fairfax s. Landstreet, Mrs.
Charles L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Aymar
Sands, Mrs. William p. Douglas, Mrs.
Henry A. Alexander. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. jr.. Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs.
John F. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Coppell, Mrs. Charles Sabin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson McCook Beard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Gallatin, Mrs. Edward Van Ingen,
Mrs. Cornelius y. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Long Branch

Long Branch, July 31.-Numberless
teas, dinner parties and dances have
been the rule here this week in con-
junction with the annual Monmouth
County Horse Show at Hollywood Park.
The annual horse show ball this
evening in the Hollywood Hotel ball
room served as a fitting termination
Of the exhibition. Attending were Mr..
and Mrs. S. d. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs.
lido NJ. Freshman, Justice and Mrs.
Victor j. Bowling, Mrs. Jefferson Sell
lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seligman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Ellinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Guggenheim, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Content, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
J. Casey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehret,
H., Mrs. Anthony n. Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Tucker, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
3. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Levi
sohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred \ Bead!e-
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron II. Open
holm, Joseph J. ODonohue, jr., Regi-
maid c. Vanderbilt, Benjamin J. Green
hut, James c. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
horace Harding and Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Hyde.
The sufrragists are vying with the
horse show for honors. DR.. Howard
Anna Shaw, president of the national
association, will address the summer
residents on August 26. An equal
suffrage tent will be erected on the
ocean front, which will serve as local
Headquarters Some of the people out
side the women's organization who will
speak at various meetings are eX-Gov-
crnor John Franklin Fort, James B.
Furber, congressman Charles NJ.
Fowler. the Rev. Waldo NJ Amos,
Frank II. Sommer, legal adviser of the
state Public Utilities Commission;
Mrs. Abraham Van Wickle and Miss
Frances Beck.
One of the most successful lawn
parties here this summer was rendered
Hiss Virginia Housman and fifty of
her friends. Hundreds of electric
lights strung between the trees turned
darkness into day. Among the guests
were Miss Alice Rose. Miss Louise
Strouse, Miss Olga Hammerslough,
Miss Natalie Schaffer, Miss Dorothy
Cohn, Miss Solene Benjamin, Miss
Ruth Housman, Miss Adrienne Straus,
Miss Marion Reckcndorfer, Lee Adams
Gimbel, Ferdinand Strous. Howard
Hirsch. William Hammerslough, Dud-
ley Brill and Edwin Bayer, jr.
Mrs NJ. A. Miller and Miss Grace
Rooney entertained at tea yeste day
n their Oakhurst home. Their guests
included Miss Elaine Patton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Van Note and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Martin.
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MOOsehead Lake

Kineo, Moosehead Lake, Me, July 81.
August promises record gathering
at Kineo and all around the lake shore.
The Larina, belonging to Vice Com
modore S. A. Yoke, of New Haven, won
the Moosehead Lake Yacht Club open
ing motor boat race; the Kinnahbeh,
owned by c. VI. Clark, of New York,
was second, with the fast Ioneta of
A. B. Waring. of New York, and the
Mink, owned by Holcomb York, few
yards apart for third place. H. C..
Warren, of New Haven, presented the
trophies.
The hayrack ride TO Deerhead Farm
by moonlight, with dancing and sup
per in the barn, given by Mrs. J. Z. r.
Carpenter, of New York, afforded pleas
ure to Miss Eleanor Jones, Indianapo-
lis; Miss Katherine Gibson and Miss
Hester Gibson. Garden City; Miss Keyo
Tetsuka, Plainfeld. y. j.; Miss Kath-
crime Clark, Miss Marion Carpenter,
irving lIllamS, a red SldIIttl, hOpelI
Fielder and Courtenay Shaw, Of New
York; Henry p. knight. W. o. Row
land. jr., and Howard L. Rowland, OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Curtis, Of
Philadelphia, in the grove IN front OF
their camp, gave a moonlight supper,
the guests being Mrs. J. Cook and Miss
Susan Cook, Springfield, Ill; Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. 3. Waring, New York; Mrs.
II. L. Bradley. Miss katherine Bradley
and Miss MarioI Bradley. New Haven;
Mrs. c. A. Judkins, Brookline, and 5. A.
Paddock. OF Philadelphia. The Cur
tises entertained later in the week at
the Yacht Club station, in Cowan' S
Cove, the trip being made in their
yacht, campfire supper and dancing NIL
ing the evening.
A moonlight sail with campfire din
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ner and games at Shaw camp. Forest
Park, on Sugar Island. was given by
ex-Commodore and Mrs. Arthur b.
Waring, of New York, who had as
guests Colonel and Mrs. c. A. Judkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Herb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester NJ. Williams, Of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams enter
tanned a dancing party at the Yacht
Club, as did Mr.. and Mrs. Herb, both
being delightful events.
The Right Rev. Bishop Courtenay, OF
New York, has been guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. II. Outerbridge, OF New York
at Camp Ethelwynd. Other members
Of the Outerbridge house party are
Miss Carol Kobbe, Miss Amy jennings
Miss A. X. Robinson, Master Rauf Ack-
lom. of New York, and Frederick Glenn
ent, OF Cambridge. =,
Judge Samuel T. Maddox, OF the New
York Supreme Court. and his wife, OF
Brooklyn. are enjoying the summer at
the Mount Kineo. Ex-Justice W. y.
Cohen, of New York. is also at Kineo.