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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Sheriff William Cole was a Pull
man visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Fresh sauer kraut, made by Heinz
company, 15c a quart at Hunger
ford's.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Girl wanted for general house
work; student might do. j. Nj.
Reid.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Mrs. VIM. Hislop arrived last Sat
urday from Montana, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Mrs. Stanfield and daughter ar
rived last week from Paris, Ill.,, and
Will make their home in Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

DR.. and Mrs. s. B. Nelson returned
sunday from Spokan, where they
spent the summer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Miss Juanita Strong returned
tuesday from Lakeview, Idaho.
where she spent several weeks with
friends.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

DowEEN WRITES INSURANCE
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

The local chapter of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity has purchased the
Marden lot at the corner of Califor-
MIA and B streets. 1t has a frontage
OF loo feet on California and 60 feet
on B street.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

Merit Henry of Spokane spent sew.
eral days this week at the home oil
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

John squires autoed to Walla last
week with his family to attend the
county fair and Frontier Days cele-
bration.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-09-24

The College Y. w. C. A. will give =
q reception tomorrow afternoon in
honor of Miss Foulkes, the new sec
rotary, and Miss Hopkins of Seattle -
Northwest field secretary of the or
ganization. -
large number of Pullman cit II
liens autoed to Moscow Wednesday
to attend the Latah county fair and III
incidentally advertise the Pullman
Hog Show Sc
Mitchell Bros. & Payne are rushing II
work on their contract for construct
ing concrete sidewalks on College b.
nil. A large force of men With
big concrete mixer are making rapid
progress.
Mrs. J. T. Chiffon returned Tues
day from Lewiston, where she visit III
cd her daughter. Mrs. A. c. Nc
Cracker.
The high school girls of the Fresh W
man domestic science class will hold
a candy sale next Tuesday, the re-
ceipts to be used for the purchase of
materials for the class.
The Sunnyside hill club was enter riC
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Karl Allen. ka
Sheriff William Cole was a Pull
man visitor Wednesday afternoon.
}. r. Powers came down from Spo-
Kane Sunday to resume his duties m
as job man on The Herald force.
The first issue of the 1916 volume co
OF The Evergreen, the student publ
cation of the State College, will ap- nj
pear next Wednesday. The paper
VIII be 10 pages in size and will carry FL
liberal advertising patronage.
William V. Nessly is editor and ]. A.
Sly business manager. The paper fie
will be published weekly during the
college year.
til
Mrs. Scion Shedd, president of the
State Federation of Women's Climbs
went to North Yakima this week On NJ,
tuesday evening the club women of
that city gave a large reception in DO
her honor and also as farewell to
MRS. Wesley L. Jones' who is going
10 washington, D. c., to spend the Nj
winter.
MRS. Stanfield and daughter ar CO
rived last week from Paris, H., and of
Will make their home in Pullman
Ut and Mrs. s. B. Nelson returned
sunday from Spokan. where thew NJ
spent the summer.
Miss Juanita Strong returned
tuesday from Lakeview, Idaho.
where she spent several weeks with ii,
friends.
The local chapter of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity has purchased the
Mafden lot at the corner of Califor-
MIA and streets. 1t has frontage
OF loo feet on California and so feet
on B street. n
Merit Henry of Spokane spent sew
eral days this week at the home of
mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henry.
John Squires autoed to Walla last
week with his family to attend the Il
county fair and Frontier DAYS cele-
bration. y
DoWNEN WRITES INSURANCE. n
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LAKE GEORGE. N. Y,

LAKE GEORGE, y. y, Jan ls Skating
never was better on the broad lake than u
was on Friday. Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Tho surface was a. smooth as
table top and as clear as a crystal over ~
entire length. There are never more than
n very few days of such skating on the lake
each winter, and every one who own, pair
of skates or can borrow a pair takes ad-
vantage of it and spends great deal oil
time at this glorious sport while II lasts
The storm of Tuesday covered the ground
with an additional four inch coat nj snow,
again making snowshocing and ,kilna
popular. but preventing the sailing Of ics
boats.
At recent meeting Of the Lake George
Racing Association IL WAS decided 10 hold
four day meet beginning February 2, weather
conditions permitting. There viii be TOM
events each day and purses aggrogaing
81 200 have been offered as inducements
to horsemen TO bring their strings 10 LAKE
George for these races, Many horses are
already training on the ice track and many
unof1cial races arc being held. these beng
scheduled on Tuesdays and Saturdays nnliI
the regular meet
Recent arrivals at tho Fort William Henry
Hot 81 are l.. NJ, Josephthal, Mrs 4, : s'eese
Master Edward Steese. Mr.. and Mrs. II !.
Reilly and MIR. and Mrs. G. Il. Stevens Of New
York
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is to he the playground for chose who can
not seek foreign resorts. The opening of
the hotel is always observed with an efse-
crate dinner attended by guests from
other hotels and prominent members of the
villa colony This year n part of the eve
nipg's programme was a dance in the rose
ballroom, ...,
The Ponce dc Leon and Alcazar hotels
have secured the services OF two profess
sOnal dancers. Mrs. William Claiming smith
and William Ormohd Of New York. who will
also give exhibitions throughout the season.
The new Alcazar grill is proving popula r
among the visitors. as IL affords ample space
for dancing
Gen. William ", 2. barrow and Mrs.
Darrow OF Montclair. y. j., have occupied
their home since early in the autumn and
have entertained extensively. MIR. and
Mrs Albert Lewis of Wilkesbarre. Pa.
have opened their home Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Louis Hopkins of Chicago have returned
for the season. Miss Katharine Jones OF
Chicago and Miss Elizabeth BiRelow of New
York are occupying their attractive homes
and have giveu several AFFAIRS.
At the Ponce de Leon among the
J. ~. Lyman and Mrs. Lyman. Mrs. !.
II. Shutz, Miss e. Squires OF New
York; Earle Potter. Boston; Mrs. +. h. sum
n'T, Detroit. Mich; Major-Gen. John Il
Brooke and Mrs. Brooke. who have spent
many seasons AT the Alcazar are located al
| the hotel and are prominent among the
social colony. Rear Admiral George Wins.
low and Mrs. Winslow Of Boston are here
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SOCIETY SEEKING SUNSHINE OF SOUTHERN RESORT

week and are in Palm Beach for a three
months stay with their young son. minus,
however. his negro playmate. with whom
the McIeans created such condemnation
by taking him into their family circle when
they were here during the season OF 1918.
Mr.. Mclean said at the time that the negro
playmate, who was treated in every way
az an equal OF his son. was for the purpose
of preventing his youngster from grow
ing up with the possible idea that he was
better than anybody else. The young boy.
however. in his travels about Palm Beach
is constantly attended by private de-
tective.
William J. Corners and his family expect
to arrive next week and will occupy the
villa Mr.. Corners has had built on the
ocean front about half n mile south Of
the Breakers Hotel. instead OF living at the
Poin ciana, as formerly.
A distinctly new feature in Palm Beach
life this winter will be that centrinR at the
Tennis club. handsome structure OF
Miami stone larger than the Beach club
Its erection Is significant of the growth
of the sport in Palm Beach. where the club
will hold its sixth annual tournament be-
ginning Saturday. February 81. This tour
nament will he under the auspices of the
United States National Lawn Tennis Assoc
citation. which IL now working IL up through
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a committee comprising Edward r. Torrey.
Jr.. OF Clinton. y. y; AL. Hoskins of Phila-
delphia and Raymond ID. Little of New
York city.
The golflng season starts much earlier,
ginning on Tuesday The other tourna-
ments have been set for February to ;,
Lake Worth tourney; February TO -.
annual south Florida championship: Febru-
airy 10 to 10. woman's championship of
FLORIDA: FEBRUARY - ana IS. open state
championship. and March TO ~. Florida
state championship.
Those who have villas for the season are
fast arriving. prima Vera. one of the
handsome homes here. adjacent to White
hall. the home of the late Henry NJ Flagler
on Lake Worth has been leased by John !.
-. Cyr Of New York. William Disston
Of Philadelphia has taken one of the large
oceanfront cottages owned by the Flagler
estate near the Breakers Hotel and is eN-
pectcd next week with his daughters.
Charles |. Cragin of Philadelphia has opened
Reeve Il Etc aud will be joined in a few days
by Mrs. Cragin. who stopped on in ST.
Augustine to visit some friends. Edward
and John Bradley came this week. They
left New York just amer New Years and
stopped AT Asheville for week. The latter
has built handsome villa on the ocean
front north of the Breakers. Mr.. and Mrs.
James King Clarke of Ardmore Pa. who
always spend their winters here, arrived
last Wednesday. MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Clarke of Philadelphia are having their
villa. which they did not occupy last win
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car on his way to Florence villa. Fla. where
he has bought an orange and grapefruit
grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie and their
daaghter. Miss Marjorie. will return for
their Usual visit in February.
+. X. Warbridse of New York city. who is
guest of the Ormond. celebrated his birth
day last Sunday night by entertaining u
party of friends at dinner. Mr.. Walbrdge
will spend the winter here,
Mrs. A. schultz and Miss T.. Schultz of
Brooklyn. n. y. are spendinL the winter
here.
Among the New Workers registered at
the Ormond are Mrs X. Livingston Eagan.
Mrs. Lauterbach Judge G. ID. Gregory and
Mrs. Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs ". W Brown,
Nelson Green and Charles Wilson
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs, j. Blake
White of New York city were very glad TO
welcome them back to the Ormond yester-
day. DR.. and Mrs. White will spend the
winter as usual here.
Miss Ruth Law has established a school
of aviation between Ormond and Seabrecze.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va. Jan
6.-Several formal dinner parties in the
Tudor room of the New Greenbrier and
numerous old Virginia and game luncheons
ana suppers NJ the log abin ana rimnurst
Farm have been the diversions of a throng
that has arrived to take the "kur" and plans
to live ont of doors and at the kurhaus.
\. NJ. Post Mitchell of Tuxedo who ar
rived from France a month ago and has
been here taking the baths. has entertained
at several farmhouse affairs. as have
George u. sheldon. Allison V. Armour.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian de CordOva. Mr. aud
Mrs, Samuel sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs Plny
Fisk. col. James Ransom Branch j. r.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Rca Agnew.
DR.. and Mrs William II Nandcn Burg.
Herbert l.. benny. Mr. and Mrs C. =.
Mc\cigh and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman J.. Alex
andcr.
George ". Stevens. president Of tho
Chesapeake aud ohio Hallway. who arrived
this week for the baths. gave dinner for
a big company in the Tudor room, and
others entertaining dinner companies in.
Cluded j. Stuart Mackie, Frank II. Davis
and MIR. and Mrs VI. l.. hkers. who leave
next week with Miss Jane Akers for Aiken
=. G..
William y. Colt of the Hooking Valley
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CAMDEN, S. c.

CAMDEN, s. G.. Jan. 1o.-The opening
dance at the Kirkwood on Monday was
largely attended by local society people.
many of whom are still prolongns their
holidays. Among those attending we're
acting Commander L. $. N, H. 5, Ancrum.
with Mrs. Ancrum; MIR. and Mrs. G.. II,
Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Robin
son. Mr. aud Mrs X. G.. Whistler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Myers and Mr.. and Mrs.John Miller,
Among those OF the Younger set we're the
Misses Bland Williams, Klara Krumbholh,
Ualy Garrison, Frances Boykin, Olive
Whittredge and Lucian Yates.
Arrivals at the Kirkwood are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ". Lee, Wilkesbarre, Pa
the Misses Lee. Wilkesbarre, Pa; G. W.
Curran, Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs
J. L. Schroeder, New York city
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WEDDINGS--ENGAGENEN GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

knee broechcs. followed by eight little
flower girls carrying baskets of flowers,
and Master Wilfred Hadley. AS page car
rying AhcHo'S pillow, on which was a
wreath Of olive leaves. Immediately be-
hind the page walked Mrs Martin, the
president, with Harry II. Corbin, chair
man of the floor committee. Then came
Mrs Frank A. Petcler with Jack Red
field Sears and Mr.. and Mrs Frank T..
Hadley. After they had taken their seats
there was general dancing.
\ studio cabaret will he feature at
tho picture ball to he given AT the Hotel
Astor on Tuesday under the auspices Of
Auxiliary No II OF Stony Void Sanator-
ium In II will be Maurice and Florence
Walton, Nine. Pilar-Morin and Harry
Carroll, Original tableaux vivants will
he posed by Albert Stcrner. and Nahan
Franko will have charge Of the music.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Isaac y.
Seligman, Mrs. Oscar =. Straus. Mrs.
Felix NJ. Warburg, Mrs Sidney e. Borg,
Mrs Daniel Guggenheim, Mrs. Il. j. King
and Mrs. Morris Fatman. The chairman
of the entertainment committee is Mrs.
Henry Bloch. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs Benjamin Stern. SEA Fifth
avenue.
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Hotel kurhaus. Col. Edward l.. Eldrdge Of
Boston is generally acknowledged Commo-
dore of the feet. as he once crossed the
sahara on n camel Vance Lauderdalc.
Kenneth Shaw, Charles Baker, Miss Grace
Patterson, Miss T.. l.. Shapiro and Mrs. j. W.
Thompson are among the other daily riders
of the mechanical beasts.
This has been a jolly week socially for the
coterie of tourists who are now about half
Milling the Homestead Hotel There have
been many teas ana late supper parties. and
much dancing. A large birthday cake with
candles figured at one of the latter parties
early in the week when Mrs. Clark-on Cowl of
New York gave a birthday party for her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Spencer GremS Those
who attended included Miss Hattie Van
Dusen. Mrs Robert W Blake. Mrs. {. Mreks,
Mrs Frederick llenshaw, Mrs Walter Nor
gan, Arthur Cowlc Mrs Avery Norris, Miss
Helen Norris and Paul Mcpherson.
The weather all the week has been so
mild and sprnglikc as to add a marked i'm
petus to riding and TO golf. Those seen
daily on the links are Mrs G.. G. Mecks Miss
Jean Hinsdale. Mrs. II. Frost. Mrs Robert
W. Blake. MIR and Mrs. u. T.. Sethucss. Mr..
and Mrs. G, NJ. Haskell, Charles j. Haskell.
MIR. md Mrs. \. ". Whitlock. Gcorgo &.
Cocks. Arthur Cowel. Paul McPhrar,on
Joseph Gimbel and Or. William Galland
Some of those who drove over to Fassifcrn
Farm this week for an old fashioned Nir-
ginia luncheon there were Mrs J. " Lam
Der. Or and Mrs. j. Huntington, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Dickinson, Col. T.. l.. Eldridge and
Thomas Powers. &. II. Delamater of New
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Florida Season Opens With Expecta-
tons of Record Crowds Because of
Closing of European Resorts.

PINEHURSr y. C., Jan. Socially the
week has been devoted very largely to the
affairs Of the advertising golfers. The
more elaborate entertainments included
Wednesday evenings BALL with prize dan
cling Thursday evenings minstrel show VIII
its Jokes and personality, and Friday eN'-
ning's banquet. In addition. various COM
petitions. dinners. teas aud bridge parti'.
were arranged for the ladies of the part ,.
those in attendance including Mrsdam"s
". II. TreadWell. Miss Treadwe!l Herbert
Barber and Miss Barber. 4. J. Ridgwuy, \.
= Higgins " ". Manning. W II. In~her,
". " Hotchkin. H. T.. Spuuldiug, W. l..
Rudgp. Edwin Rode J. VI. 1horsen, {. W.
Harmon. \ G. g. Hanmcrtahr. ~. H. MAJ
Ilnson. n. u. Eastman. AlcN Reed. A. Holmes
and Miss Holmes. all Of New York. Join
shepard. Jr. George G. DuttOn and W. -
smith of Boston. George G. hubbs Of De-
troit & =. Brady Of Chicago. ID. RUNNER
and T. T. Duryra OF Springfield, Charles W.
Beck, Jr.. Harvey \. Thompson aud D. l.
Martin OF Philadelphia.
The annual housewnrming hop in connec-
ton with the opening Of the Holly Inn was
cnioycd by the entire colony and various
social affairs claimed the attention OF the
CottnRers Among these was "a bridge tea
given by Mrs Herman W. Ormsbee ofBrook-
lvn at he Plymouth former dauRhter-in-law,
Mrs Malcolm u brln~bep. Inc week HlSo
brings many additional members Of this
group.Nrs Arson phclp, Stokes Of New YORK
aud her partyare at the Magnolia. Gen. John
p. Langhorup aud party of Washington AT
the Priest cottage, Mrs. George T. Blake and
Mrs Foster Of Worcester at the Rose. Mr.
and Mrs. TYLER l.. Redneld and family oi
Greenwich AZ their home. Mrs. Guy Metcali
of Prov idcu,p az casa Yucca and MIR. Henry
&. Fowue- OF pitt-burg and party at his
new home Next week the trap shooters
come for the eighth annual mdwinter
handicap. and The week after the tennis
players for he annual championship.
Al the Carolina late registrations in
cludc MIR and Mrs H. y. Mckinney, Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Van
Itton, Mr. and Mrs Thomas u. Wells. Mr.
and Mrs " VI McCord aud Mrs. I. VI
Jones. MIR. and Mrs W Frank Prudy
Mcs.r-. IT, II Buckley, Il. q. Hubold, Her
bert Chambers ". ". Day. '. W. Weeks
George W. Coyuc. George \ Schode, all OF
Now York; Major and Mrs Henry { Meyers
MessrS Hugh lIartshorue and Charles "
Hartshorne Of MontclHir. r. T. Mullin OF
BROOKLYN, Or Charles II. stewart and Peter
Campbell Of Newark and Prcstlcy :. Mac
LAughiu OF Jersey city.
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BELLEAIR, FLA.

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla. Jan ls.-The
two new eighteen hole golf courses here
have already drawn large number Of
visitors to the BelleView. Since last March
the links have been completely reconstruc-
ted and the putting greens reseeded, One
hundred and sixty members of the Two
Hundred thousand Dollar club" of NewYork
arrived on the lAth for their annual winter
convention, but business was side issue
rs compared 10 golf Only such members
of the New York Life Insurance Company
as have done $500. 900 during the year are
eligible 20 attend these annual conventions
Mr. and Mrs C. G. WOrthington of Shaw
nee-on- Delaware and their two young
daughters, the Misses sara and Alice, are
at the Beleyiew, 20 remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs s. O. Buckner. Miss Mar
garot Buckner of Milwaukee and Miss Mary
-. Buckner Of New York are also all season
guests
Mr. aud Mrs Albert Is. Hilton and Miss
J. Trero have lust returned from California
and are now ~ Belleair
Hiss Hope Kingsley, daughter OF Mr.
Kingsley, president Of the New York Life
4 Insurance Company, IL IA member OF Mr.
and Mrs = q BuCkner party Mr. and Mrs
= p Davidge and the Misses Davidge OF
Short Hills y j who are annual visitors
here, were warmly welcomed this week by
ensir many friends
Among the people now registered at
the Beevicw are
Mr. and Mrs - Wood, MIR and Mrs.
T. Sidway, ;. y Spaulding. MIR and Mrs
: Il Stinson. Mrs I. u. Stinson, 4 W Taft,
Vincent King Fulton. Mr. and Mrs Jno. u.
=. Price, James 5. Price. l.. NJ. Bushnell, b W.
Leigh. Miss l., c. Leigh. MIR and Mrs Craig
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VIII be the guests or honor OF the eve
ming.
The annual charity ball of the knights
Of Columbus will be held at Madison
Square Garden on January 81, and 1000
Catholic women of the archdiocese oil
New York are actively engaged in ar
ranging for 1t. Established fourteen
years ago, the proceeds OF the ball this
winter will he used to maintain beds In
hospitals, support n tuberculosis home
and maintain an all year round employ
ment bureau.
Features Of the ball will be the re-
union OF men and women OF Catholic or
ganilations In this State and New Jersey
singing by the Catholic Oratorio Society
under the direction of Nine. Kronold. and
exhibition and military drill by the cadets
of Cldson Point Academy.
In charge Of the ball are william Hoo
ley, chairman Patrick II. Kinney, vice.
chairman James T, Mailman, secretary
Charles j. Brennan, financial secretary
and Bernard j. O'Rourke, treasurer.
on Friday evening at the Hotel Astor
the annual ball for the benefit of the
East side Clinic for Women and Children
will be given under the auspices of the
clinics board of directors, II will be
under the patronage of the Bachelor Girls
Circle. Choral Members and Sponsors OF
the New York Mozart Society.
Exhibition dancing by Miss Wilma
wynn and music by the Veteran Corps
Artillery Band will be features OF the
evening Mrs. Samuel Gardiner Ester
brook has charge OF the arrangements
for the ball. and is chairman of the com
mittee, Mrs. John J. Hayes. Is vice
chairman and Mrs Louise Enhaus, Miss
Eleanor du Moulin and Mrs, Griffin Welsh
are also associated with her
The patronesses include Mrs, Martir
Burke, Mrs, William II. Agricola, Mrs
Samuel g. Allison. Mrs. Edward Leroy
Barnett, Mrs. Henry II. Borden, Mrs W. VI
Baker Mrs Herbert s. Crawford. Mrs
Gordon Case, Mrs, Louis Brass. Mrs
Arthur w. Corse, Mrs. Augustus c
Corby, Mrs. Nelly p. Clabby. Mrs. Johr
f., Crum. Mrs, Arthur NJ. Decker. Mrs
Hamilton Downing, Mrs. George II
Downing. Mrs, l., Enhaus. Mrs. Franz
Edmunds. Mrs. Henry C. Hawkins, Mrs
James ]. Gormley, Mrs Ross Hopf
Mrs r. w, Hopf. Mrs, Alber
Herzog, Mrs. Horace r. Hart. Mrs
Robert II. Haywood, Mrs. william T
Holt, Mrs, James b. Horton. Mrs. Ber
net s. Kennedy Mrs. L. Konige, Mrs
Charles :. kohler, Mrs. Eugene Lambert
Mrs, Homer Lee, Mrs, Cora +. de Lor
rIs. Mrs, George Marx. Jr., Mrs. A. C
Mace, Mrs, Charles w. Mahony. Mrs
Frederick Martin. Mrs j. d. Miller, Mrs
Frank A. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Edward Muir
taugh, Mrs. Herman c. Meyers. Mrs. Al
yah Nicherson, Mrs. Harry Pretting, Mrs
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0RM0ND BEACH, FLA.

ORMoND BEACH. Fla, Jan. is.-John ID.
Rockefeller has engaged large suite Of
rooms at the Ormond Hotel for month 3
stay for himself and party from the middle
Of February. During his stay at the Hotel
Clarendon last year he came up regularly
each day to play on the Ormond Beach Golf
Links. and this year he decided that he
wished to be nearer them, hence his accom-
modations at the Ormond.
One OF the many improvements to he
noticed this season is the beautiful park for
the accommodation of Ormond Beach
visitors made by the purchase of the John
Anderson orange grove and grounds.
T.. A. Gillespie OF Woodhaven. l.. l., regis
tered at the Ormond with his chauffeur and
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ter. prepared for their use within fort
night and will spend the season hero with
their debutante daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
p. n. Callahan OF Cambridge. Mass, will
be new corners In the villa colony this
winter. They will occupy the villa which
they have built near the Flagter estate.
The weeks arrivals at the Breakers in
clude Mrs Reginald Boardman Of Boston,
who has her young son, Y. Denny Board
man. with her: also MIR. and Mrs. q. II. q.
Wing Of Bar Harbor. accompanied by
their young heir. Reginald X. Wing, who
are here for the winter. Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Anderson and their daughters. the
Misses Eloise and Annie Anderson. regis
tered at the Breakers early in the week
from New York