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keeping yards cleaned, watching little
children when they cross the streets
unaccompanied and 20 undertake such
duties as the officers may assign TO II.
With the announcement that the Ma
tional Educational Association is 20
hold its 1916 convention on the At
lantic Coast, Asbury Park will renew
it's invitation 70 meet here. Several
wears ago the association held its con-
vention here, and 1t was the record sea-
son in the history Of the resort.
Early in July $1,000 members Of the
knights of Khorassan, a dramatic or
der Of the knights OF Pythias, vii!
meet in convention in this resort. The
city is making extensive preparations
for the entertainment Of the visitors.
This will be a national convention, the
first TO be held east OF the Mississippi
River. The convention Is expected to
be unusually interesting, in view OF the
fact that it is a semi-military order,
and uniformed ranks, drills and march
ing evclutions, in competition for So
600 cash prizes, will be features OF the
weeks meeting.
The Assistant Postmasters' Associa-
ton of New Jersey will hold its an
nual convention here on June IS. Its
headquarters will be at the Metro
politan Hotel. where it will hold its
annual banquet.
On June Il the junior class Of
Neptune High School will give o recep-
ton and dinner dance to the gradu-
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A PARADE OF STRIKING STYLES
ON ATLANTIC CrTY'S BOARDWALK

I and Mrs. Frank J. Moore, Or. B. B..
Fowler and Mrs. Fowler, Captain K. w.
Perry and Mrs. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Leeds, Mr.. and Mrs James Sheen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Borch.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Blaine, jr.,
who have a cottage IN Chelsea, enter
tanned a party of young New York folk
at a movie party" The young guests
were given parts in motion picture
scenario. and their acting was later
shown on the screen at dinner and
dance. Among the New York guests
we're Miss Helen Payton and Miss Re-
gina Martin, of New York City, and
Howard Green Duncan, T. F. Lyons,
Miss Lydia Tompklns and Miss Grace
/ Tompkins, of New Rochelle.
Mrs. G. Warren Dodd, of New York,
was hostess at small tea at her Vent
nor cottage in honor OF Mrs. Frederick
[ A. Nellis, Mrs. J. H. Craig, Miss Mar.
garet Nelis and Miss II. V. Ward, Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. White and Mr..
and Mrs. A. X. White gave a dance at
the Atlantic City Yacht Club in honor
of members of the Far and Near Club,
composed of former college mates, who
! are their guests at ,ne Marlborough
Blenheim. Mrs. William H. Bartlett
gave a four-day bridge tourney at her
cottage in Chelsea. A number Of New
York visitors attended the dinner dance
at the Seaview Golf Club.
Secretary of War Lindley NJ. Gar
rison was among the notable persons
here this week. He registered at the
Marlborough Blenheim for a short rest
from official cares before going to Lake
Nohonk to lecture last Thursday. Bird
s. Coler and Mrs. Coler were on the
Boardwalk. Former Governor Horace
White, who held the Office interim after
Governor Hughes was appointed TO the
Supreme Bench, was here from SYRIA
cuse with his family. Augustus Thomas
spent several days at the Alamac with
Mrs. Thomas. George II. Story, curator
emeritus Of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art. was at the Touraine. Mayor
Donnelly Of Trenton and Mrs. Eugene
Dupont and Miss Anime Dupont, Of
/ Wilmington, were among those noted
/ in the morning promenades. ROBERT
| oliver Lehr, brother OF Harry Lehr,
was a visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Richardson
brought motor car party from New
York 10 the Strand, their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Putnam, sr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Purchase closed
their home at Rockville Centre, and are
visiting the Raleigh.
Miss Katherine NJ. D. Krane Is visit
,,a New York friends at the Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Dunbar, OF New
ark. are among the new arrivals at the
Albemarle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Budd,
with Miss Budd, and Mrs. +. II. john
son are at the same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Sheldon. who spent
the winter aboard their yacht at Miami,
are at the Boscobel on their way home
Mrs. f. L. Cook has joined the New
York colony at Phillips House.
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Asbury Park, y. j., May 22.-Cot-
tagers and early hotel arrivals have
amused themselves principally with
outdoor sports this week. Golf and
tennis have been most popular. while
many have taken their initial dip in
the ocean and others enjoyed motoring
through the beautiful back country
and along the ocean north as far as
Atlantic Highlands. The season at As
bury Park is being heightened each
year, and the cottage colony will be
completed by June l.
Much interest IA being shown in the
announced ball game TO be played by
the Asbury Park ministers and physi-
clans at the Athletic Grounds on June
>. The event IL for local charities.
The Rev Leon X. Willman. pastor OF
the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
and the fev. Garrett VI. Conover, of
the Dutch Reformed Church, will be
the battery mainstays for the min
listers, while the physicians are pinning
their hopes TO DR.. Reginald 5. Bennett
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EAGER VOTARIES OF SEA BATHING
TRYING OUT SURF AT ASBURY PARK

former Mayor, and DR.. William A.
Robinson. One of the important con-
ditions Of the game is that the pastors
must wear plug" hats, and TO lose
their headgesr during play will count
an error in the box score.
The delegates 70 the twentieth an
nual convention of the New Jersey
State Daughters of Liberty, now in ses-
sion here at the beach auditorium. re-
fused to permit a discussion of equal
suffrage. The Daughters decided that
politics and fraternallsm would not
mix, and agitators who had been sent
from several state suffrage organiza-
tions were forced 20 leave the field
somewhat disappointed.
A junior police troop is being organ
lied here. and Mayor c. +. F. Hetrick
has put his stamp of approval on the
movement. A city patrolman is 10 in
struct the troop, and its object will be
10 assist the regular police force In
carrying out sanitary regulations.
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Atlantic City. May o. Wide bell
shaped skirts short enough and with
enough swing 20 reveal hose OF won
drous hues ard pattern, and nigh bath
ing shoes, laced Up M side. or back, are
the salient points of the new 1915 bath
ing rigs, as revealed by the first flight
Of real summer girls who came to the
shore this week. The premier showing
of beach rigs brought out some novel
ties in the lire of rubber corsage bou-
quets in striking similitude to roses
and other flowers, and several bonnets
worn by the newcomers into the surf
we're decked with the same make be
lieve posies. Bathhouse barons shake
their heads over the possibility that
milady of the opening season Will re-
fuse to accept the costumes cut on the
tight style of last year, and are hurry
ing out orders for bathing suits of the
latest design. The girls aver that the
new skirts are Just right for swim
ming, but refuse 10 discuss the ques-
ton as TO whether such attributes as
zebra striped stockings will assist them
in keeping ahoat.
In Difference to the desires of the
bathing maids, who arc increasing in
number every day, city officials have
decided TO rush the formal opening of
the bathing season. and the lifeguards
will 20 on duty next week instead or
waiting the June Is date of resort
usage. The husky beach patrol will
raise their hospital tents with proper
ceremony, and the bathing season
promises 10 be in full swing when the
Memorial Day crowd invades the re-
sort.
Call is heinz made for committee
of men with tcmerity 70 undertake the
selection of the prettiest girl in Allan
tic CITY 10 serve as queen OF carnival
during the coming celebration of the
opening of the inlet channel next
month. The programme includes ma
rine pageant, during which the queen
and her suite will be ensconced aboard
a palatial yacht and follow closely
after a feet of gurboats expected here
10 lead the parade along the beach.
Prizes for pulchi,rude vii! so TO the
winners in the ro!Iing chair floral pa
rade on the Boardwalk on June 20, and
a baby parade on the walk and a civic
pageant on Atlantic Avenue Will com
plete the celebration
Candy men Of the country will reap
n harvest Of dollars with the spread OF
prohibition. according to heads of the
National Confectiouers Association in
session at the Marlborough Blenheim.
officials OF the organization aver that
those who fo.swear the festive and Sc
Guc.ive cocktail take to sweets, and
that candy sales increase in every state
which has thr5ttled the demon rum.
Shrewd American chemists also are
solving the problem OF making the in
gradients needed for candy manufac-
ture and barred from import by the
war, according to the same authorities.
A novel event of seashore social life
took place at the Hotel Boutwell, when
matrons Of the hotel colony gave a
Husband party" Lucky spouses of the
hostcsses were received with ceremony
and enjoyed dinner paid for by the
wives, who also settled taXicab fares
and paid for theatre tickets. Among
those who enjoyed the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Godfrey, Mr..
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one OF the Pinard cottages, when nav
now all been taken. This is the I'M
time that all OF these cottages nave
been rented so early In years
Mrs. James 3. Hagg'n will he late
season arrival, for it is understood that
she is to spend the early summer IN
California, an attractive point for many
summer residents this year. Bishop
Darlington and his family are gong 10
California before opening their New
port season this year.
Mrs. Thomas J. Emery, Of Cincin-
natl, was expected at her MiddietoWh
summer home this week. but she de-
layed her arrival on account OF illness
in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Livinggood. Mrs. Hugh D. Auchln-
Gloss has arrived at HammCrsmth farm
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Winthrop Gray
have arrived at the Potter cottage on
Rhode island Avenue. Mrs. W. X. Van
derbilt. jr, is not expected until some
time in June; neither are Mr.. and MIS-;
Clarence W. Dolan, who have arranged
for the opening Of their villa sea
Weed,
Ths Lodges has been opened for Mr.;
and Mrs. Howard G. Cushing ana
Geor}e Peabody Eustis, of Washington
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summer, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony J. Drexel, jr., and Mr. J. ".
Moves, have been daily visitors at the
Country Club for golf.
Twenty-eight descendants Of the Pill
grim fathers gathered here to-day at
the Laurel House for the annual meet
ing of the New Jersey Society OF De-
scendants of the Mayfower. The
members enjoyed q patriotic luncheon
nj the hotel and In the afternoon
elected officers for next year.
The closing days Of life at the
Laurel House will be marked by the
three days convention Of the Ameri-
can pediatric Society, which convenes
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
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Narlagansett Pier, r. l., May "a
This is the preliminary season at Mar
ragansett, when the cottagers arrive
from New York and Philadelphia to
prepare their villas for occupancy and
10 complete their plans for the coming
summer.
Motoring Is a popular pastimo these
early days Of the season at the Pier.
and the fine roadways lead 10 many
picturesque haunts by the sea or in the
inland country. During the last week
number of cottagers arrived here
for the season, and several of the villas
are open on Ocean Road and IN the
colony along Central Street.
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0TTT OFDOOR SPORTS ORDER OF THE DAY IN RESORT
Lawn Tennis and Golf Are Coming into Aheir Owh
and Country Estates and Villas Are being
Opened for the Season.

was here during the week making an
inspection Of 'cr simmer homo on
Nnrragansett Avenue, purchased by
him last winter, and on which improve
mcnts are still being made. Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin has arrived at Snug
Uarbor. and Mrs. George A. HUM. OF
Philadelphia. who IS returning 70 New
mort and has taken the Cadwalader
cottage, has been at that place now for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon will.
ne usual, spend the summer with Mrs.
George u. Widener this year at Mrs.
Widener's new villa, now nearly com
pleted and being made ready for occu-
nancy. DR.. and Mrs. Richard '. Matti-
son. Of Amber, Penn, are soon expect
Cd NJ Bushy Park, and Mrs. r. H. Il.
Slater is TO open Hopedene the hrst
Of the month.
Mrs. J. c. Mallery has arrived at
ber Kav Street home. Mrs. George
Gordon King and the Misses King have,
arrived for the summer. The Kew. ana
Ms John Cornell have closed their
winter home in New York and have ar
lived nj their Middleton summer
home. and Mr.. and Mrs. +. ). Grand
G'Uouteville. after an absence OF seven
seasons. have taken possession OF their
Bellevue Avenue home.
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juno 3. at ALSO o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Duncan
Hodge brown, rector Of the church;
Miss King will have her sister, Miss
Lucy King. Tor her maid Of honor and
Miss Betsy Frieze, a sister OF the
bridegroom. will be the flower girl,
Mr.. Fric-c viii have his brother Ly,,
man r. Fr.czc, for his best man, and
the uehcrs will be Dick Johnson, OF
Montreal. Sidney A. Wilcox, Maurice
Pitou. Otis Glazebrook, Taylor Town.
send and Bronson King brother OF
the bride.
A reception will follow the ceremony
~ Tho home Of the brides parents, on
Bard Avenue, Livingston.
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LAWN TENNIS AND GOLF MAKE LAST
DAYS OF LAKEWOOD SEASON HAPPY

next week. Or. Alfred Hahne, jr' OF
PHILADELPHIA. president Of the gociety'
IA kere making final arrangements Tor
the sessions. In all l25 physicians
from all parts OF this country and Can
ada will attend. The convention came
here through the invitation OF the
Mems Forum, and that civic body has
arranged 70 give the visitors roya!
reception. Automobiles will convey
the guests about the environs oil the
town A trip will be made 20 the Pre-
ventorium at Farmingdale. Mr.
George Gould has invited the visitors
70 his estate, Georgian Court. and they
have been given ful, privileges Of the
Country Club Of Lakewood. Through
the courtesy OF the state on inspec-
ton trip will be made 10 the State
Game Farm at Forked River. Inc
farm IS closed for the summer, but tne
courtesy of inspecting the place has
been extended to the physicians
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Blee, OF Spring
field. O., are here for the rest OF the
season at the Laurel House, where W.
B. jenkins and his daughter, MISS
Laura, are stopping.
Miss Martha Jamison and mother,
Mrs. Jamison, are visiting Mrs: Jaml-
sons sister in Pittsburgh. Mrs: Il.
Converse, of Madison Avenue, LEI: here
Yesterday for California, whero she
will spend the summer. Mrs. Eliza
beth N. Horne and daughters, Miss
Elsa and Miss Madeline, left yester-
day for Sewickley, Penn, where they
will remain a while before opening
their summer home in Southampton.
Mrs. George Fales Baker entertained
this week for Miss Walker, Of Pitts
burgh. The guests INCLUDED the, Misses
Horne, Miss Hare, OF Philadelphia
Marquand Walker, Emlin Randolph,
Charles Morris, of Philadelphia; Snow
den Henry and Charles West, Of New
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COTTAGES IN BERKSHIRE HILLS
ARE RAPIDLY BEING OCCUPIED

New York % Lcnox and back in q
dsv this week. Mr.. Rishop attributes
r;e failure to borrowed car with
imperfect tires He Will make an at
tenn, 70 complete the drive, starting
from Lcnox some day in the first part
Of june
Or Dlnba. the Austrian Ambassa-
dor, has given orders TO have Mana
.uck Farm, in Stockbridge, which he
has leased. made ready for his occu-
nancy. lis family Will arrive there
within two weeks. The ambassador
may not 20 20 Stockbridge until mid
summer
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York. Mrs. Baker also entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday for her cousin,
Mrs. Hepburn Walker. Of Denver, Col.
Miss Jeanne Hall is visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs. F. II. HOLSTER and three
daughters. of Sioux Falls, 6. D.. are
here at the Laurel House for for two
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Taylor, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clifford, Of
New York and Lakewood, are spending
some time on Mr.. Gilford's farm, south
Of Toms River. Mrs. II. d. Hoyton, Of
Hewlett, L. l., is here visiting her
mother, Mrs Herman Frasch, Of New
York, at the Laurel House.
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VILLAS AT NARRAGANSETT PIER
RENOVATED FOR COMING SEASON

Mrs. Alfred F. Norris and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy l.. Norris. Of
Philadelphia. who returned TO America
from Switzerland recently, have ar
rived at the Pier for the season. They
have been spending several days at
Narragansett Cottage before opening
their villa, The Lodge, on Ocean Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Norris, Of
Philadelphia, will return TO the Pier
for the summer, and will occupy their
cottage, By-the-Sea. Little Rest cot
tage. on the Boston Neck Road, has
been rented 10 Mrs. Travers Browne,
Of New York.
Mrs. Weneeslas Bords. who has been
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Rev. Canon narrower performed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O. Cunning, Of
1907 New York Avenue. Rosebank, have
announced the engagement OF their
dauehtc.. Miss Margery r. Cunning
70 Or. Francis T. Dogs, Of Manhattan.
The wedding will take place the latter
part Of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bronson King,
Of Bard Avenue. Livingston. have sent
out invitations for the wedding Of their
daughter. Edna knevals King. 70 Say
age Crowel Frieze. az Christ Church,
New Brighton, on Saturday afternoon.
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NJ 1s ,9n1f Aueo1r
MISS lone A. RALLI.

gost houses In the summer section of
this city being opened for the sea
son. Together with these there are
any number OF the smaller houses be-
ing opened. Included among the larg-
er houses are those Of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Barton Jacobs: Beechwood, for
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston; the Break
crs. for Mrs Vanderbilt; Ochre Court,
for Mrs. Ogden Goelet; the Fins, for
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Berwind, and
/ Beaulieu, for Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
3 Vanderbilt.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. Winsor Weld. OF
Roston, are not TO spend their summer
+ in Newport this year, but instead have
decided 70 travel in the West. Lis
pcoard Stewart has arrived at his
/ Bellevue Avenue cottage, White Lodge
/ Governor Charles s. Whitman Of New
/ York will not be able 20 spend the en-
[ tire summer. of course, AZ his Prices
Neck home. but Mrs. Whitman is ex-
pected there in June and the Governor
is looked FOR for weekend visits and
for his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Tompkins Mcllyaine, Of
New York. will not take a cottage for
themselves this year, but they Will
spend the summer with Mrs. Edward
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin l.. Sands
will spend the summer with Mr.. SandSs
mother. Mrs. Frederick T. Sands. Mrs.
Robert Mccormick. Of Washington, is
returning this summer and has taken
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! Asheville, n. c., May 22-Social life
of q pleasant and entertaining nature
centred around the various hotels on
last Sunday evening, hundreds of peo-
pie being attracted by the excellent
music and other attractions offered for
/ their amusement. The concert al Grove
Park Inn was we'll attended, the orches-
/ ira giving a programme Of delightful
selections. Among those entertaining
at dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
/ Chapman, Of Detroit. with party Of
six, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Richards,
l of Cincinnati, who had covers for four.
/ The Sunday night concert at the Lam
gren attracted hundreds of visitors to
the hotel, who thoroughly enjoyed tho
numbers given by the orchestra and the
vocal solos of Nine. Timmons. Numer-
Gus dinner parties preceded the concert.
Battery Park Hotel was thronged
| Sunday evening with guests who lis
tened to the regular concert given by
/ the Ritz-Carlton orchestra and the
i vocal solos of f. L. Wolslagel. Mrs.
| Railing gave several Rotations by re-
quest A. A. Carter, of New York. pre-
sented Mr. Roth with handsome floral
/ offering in appreciation of his piano
solo work. A dozen dinner parties pre-
ceded the concert, the guests remaining
for the music.
An interesting announcement OF to-
day was 20 the effect that the Saturday
afternoon tea dances which were held
last spring and summer at the Country
Club will be resumed. beginning Sat
urdGy. Mrs. Thomas Rollins will pour
tea. These teas were among the most
enjoyable social features of last sum-
mer, and it IL expected will be quite
as popular this season.
Miss Foreman, of New York, with her
chaperor, Mrs. Green, accompanied by
Mr.. Meigs, arrived at Battery Park last
Saturday, having made a riding trip
through Kentucky and other Southern
states. Mrs. c. f. Railing entertained
at tea for Miss Doreman and her party
yesterday afternoon at Battery Park.
Among those invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Settle, Mr.. and Mrs. Duff
Merrick. Miss Beatrice Carpenter, DR..
S. Westory Battle, f. I. Frost, Judge
James Z. Boyd, of Greensboro, and Mrs.
Henry c. Carpenter, of New York and
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Berger have
leased Bluebrier Lodge, at the foot Of
Sunset Mountain. Grove Park, and will
occupy it for the summer. Bluebrier
cottage last summer was occupied by
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Will
lam Jennings Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dennis, of Bur
lington, n. j.. are guests at Grove Park
Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clifford, of
Evanston, Ind, are spending several
weeks at Grove Park Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Owen, of Jackson
vile, Fla, have arrived for the summer
and are guests at the Langren.
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Baughauser, of
Cincinnati. arrived at Grove Park Inn
last Monday to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Todd. Of New
York, are guests at Battery Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pawley, Mrs.
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Lakewood. n. J., May 22.-The final
weeks Of the Lakewood season have
been exceedingly gay ones; The cool
weather permitted cut-of, door sports,
and tennis courts and golf links we're
well filed daily. Mr. and Mrs. George
Gould, who expect TO spend much OF
their time at Georgiancourt TINS
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their Central Street villa this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cnryl Roberts, OF Phil
adelphia. have arrived at Shadow
Farm. Wakefield, for the summer.
Mrs. Roberts is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Welsh, Of Phila-
delphia, who usually spend their sum-
mers in Wakefield and the Pier.