The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
SUFFRAGE MEETING
HELD AT MT. POCONO
Party Is Given in Honor Of
Visitors Departing From
Resort.

MOUNT PocoSo. Pa. Aug. 14.-One
Of the most enjoyable OF the season s
parties at the Mount Pleasant House
was that given this week to a number o.
departing summer visitors by Mrs. T..
s. Devlin and Mrs. j.. H. Schultz and
sister Of Philadelphia. Among the
guests were Mrs. p. g. Meinield and
daughter. Mrs. G. w. Taylor and daugh-
ter and Miss Emerson OF New York.
Ter tables Of players spent a pleas
ant evening at the progressive 500 at
the Mount Pleasant House. Prizes were
awarded to p. F. Fowler OF Haddonfield.
N. j.. Miss Emily Hohl OF Easton. d. T.
Bouton Of Philadelphia. Mrs. f. 8. Dew
lin and Mrs. f. II. Friel Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. william Barlow OF Plainfeld. y. j.;
Mrs. Gilbert Taylor Of New York and
Mrs. Ashbourne Of Brooklyn. A SUI
frage meeting was held at the Meade ~
side this week. Mrs. y. =. Boyle OF
Philadelphia presided n introduced
the speaker OF tho evening. Mrs. Nathan
Of Philadelphia.
The weekly handicap golf tournament
at the Pocono Manor resulted In a vic
tory for Edward l.. Webster of Phila-
delphia, with a score of 81. the runnar
up being Charles Gillilland OF Phln-
delphia. SCORE. "a. Gilliland stood first
on a net score basis.
This week at the New Forest House
a novelty dancing contest from which
tho men we're excluded was held.
Among those who contested were the
Misses Alice and Josephine Walsh and
Miss Ada Miller OF Brooklyn. Mrs.
Charles Lunke of Camden, Mrs. George
Lockyer OF White Plains and Mrs. II.
Smith Of Philadelphia
A fudge party was held this week at
49, Dax,oohlra Dinno The DhnopirlA
Of the week also shows q progressive
500. a mystic evening at which Prof.
| Alice Of New York entertained with q
demonstration OF palmistry and phre-
nology. and a musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith Of New
| York, who have spent several seasons
ut the Mount Airy House. arc here
again,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Porter Leo OF New
York are enjoying the hospitality OF the
Pocono Manor Inn while spending a few
weeks In the Poconos.
Major Coles Patterson of Washington.
d. c., head Of the Red Cross movement
In tho United States. 10 stopping for q
week or 20 at the saltwater House
He has the honor Of catching the largest
bass this season.
John A. Burke Of New York. promi.
nent In the United Electric Light and
Power Company. and his wife are max
ing a long stay az the Tuxedo Cottage.
Recent arrivals at Noun PoconO from
New York include: .
Mount Pieasant-E. NJ. Stanton. Mr.
and Mrs. w. T.. Stanton. Miss Catherine
Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mackay
X. A. Heep. J. T. Ashbrooke. NJ. w
Breese. Il. X. McConkey. Mrs. Jane.
Timpson. Miss TmpsOn,
Pocono Mountain House-R. d. Smith
J. s, Beach. II. p. Beach. Mr.. and Mrs
J, l.. Smith, MIR. and Mrs. C. l.. Schultz
Miss NJ. II. Nicholson.
OntwOod-Mr. and Mrs. J. ElsingeI
Hubert ElsinGer. Charles T.. Il. LAW
renee. Jessie L.. Secord. N. J.. Marsh.
Meadowsjde-Mias Elizabeth WoOlley.
Fairview--Miss Mary A. Cody. Mis-
Margaret A. Cody. Miss Mary J. Sulli
van. william J. Noles. Miss Beatrice N
Smythe.
i. Pennhunt--Dr. Sidney A. Twinnh. Mis-
Gladys Parkinson, Mn, Frank rarmley.