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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Golf and Tennis
At Point Judith

'Specs1I Correspondence Of The Tribune,
~ 7 ARRAGANSETT PIER, r. T.. july
20.-Goliing and tennis on the
fields of the Point Judith Coun-
try Club have been the principal diver
sions of the past week at Narragansett
Pier.
Aside from the daily round of sum
mer sports the members of the villa
colony have found time to devote to
the work of the Red Cross and other
patriotic organizations, which receive
their full share of attention here
David S. Baker and family, of New
York, have arrived at their cottage.
Phoenlx Lodge, Kentara Green. where
they Will spend the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H. Dewey NJ
" orcester, Mass, have arrived at
SStonecroft, their cottage on Ocean
Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jones, of New
YORK, are occupying villa at Kentara
Green for the summer.
Mrs Isaac II. Clothier, jr., of Phila-
oelphia, who has been here for several
seasons, IS spending the summer at
flHisterre cottage, on Ocean Road.
MIS- Alexander Brown, of Phiiadel
phla, is at cottage By-the-Sea.
A hostess house has been opened at
Saunderstown. r. l., which is on the
road from Narraganse.t to Newport.
and is in charge of Miss Cornelia Della
field as hostess.
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Beverly Show Has
Fine Entry List

Especial Correspondence to The Ty,bune)
ID EVERLY, July 20,-One of the
I'D most successful events of the
season was the horse show given
this afternoon at the Round Plain
farm Of Mrs. John Caswell at Pride's
Crossing. 1t was for the benefit of the
Red Cross and there was fine list for
the eight classes, with especially fine
competition in the hunting The
show was managed by Miss Eleonora
X. Sears and Miss Alice Thorndike.
There were number Of musical
affairs during the week, including a
recital on Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Godfrey l.. Cabot, also for the
oenefit of the Red Cross, and read
ing on Tuesday at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. Graeme Haughton, at Prides
crossing by Mile Gerrnaine Cossini.
Mrs. W. Harry Brown, of Pittsburgh,
IS Is at her summer home, Sunset Hill at
IN, VI, Cove, for the season. Her daughter,
Mrs. Charles A. Painter, and
children are with her for the season.
\, Mr. and Mrs. Parker D. Handy, of
New York, are at the Oceanside, Mag
MONA. Other arrivals from New York
are A. II. WINS and Miss Edith WINS,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Farris, Mrs. A
mltchell Hall, Mrs. John e. Howe and
ar. and Mrs E. A. Wickes.
\, Mr and Mrs. Frederick c. Halett, OF
New York City, are at their cottage
at Marblehead Neck for the season.
The Rev. William G. Thayer and
family, of Southboro, are at their es-
satc at Holiday Hill. at Ipswich, for the
summer. The Rev. Roland Cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Long Branch Has
Brilliant Season

Especial Correspondence Of The Tribune)
Z ONG BRANCH, N. j., July 90
In spite of the war, Long
Branch is experiencing one Of
the most brilliant seasons in its forty
years as summer resort. The Signal
Corps headquarters at Camp Vail is in
large measure responsible. In other
seasons balls, entertainments, teas and
other amusements ruled the day, but
this year the war has turned this So
cial energy into the channel of service
Several hundred people from the
North Jersey coast resorts motored
here last evening, when a military
ball was given at the Tallahassee Ho-
tel. Besides providing entertainment
for soldiers at the camp. it produced
large sum for the hospital at Camp
Vail. Allied colors were in evidence
everywhere and a programme of I'M
usual interest was rendered. Among
the guests invited were Vice-Chancel-
Tor and Mrs. John E. Foster, Commits
sioner Of Education and Mrs Melvin E.
Rice, Judge and Mrs. Wilbur A. Hes-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Slocum.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Edgar Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hubbard Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar A. Zillv and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Wise, of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley D. Campbell,
of 200 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, who
spent the early summer at Grove Park
Inn, Asheville. are visiting Mrs. George
H.. Prenttss at her country home at
Elberon
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Moosehead Lake
Yacht Club Opens
Especial Correspondence Of The T,;n...,

Especial Correspondence of The TribuneI
W INEO, MOosEHEAD LAKE Me
IN July 2o.-The season of the
Moosehead Lake Yacht Club
was begun when the handsome club
house, on Kineo Point, was opened
Monday.
Golf, camping, canoeing. fishing
horseback riding, driving and rife
shooting all have shared the interest
ol the summer people gathered here.
Miss A. K. Robinson, of New York
guest of Mrs. E. H. Outerbridee. ~
New York, at the latter's camp. Ethel
wynd' won the preliminary round Of
the Red Cross golf tournament Mic.
hoolnson was formerly Metronol;+.,
tennis champion. AopoA'tan
MRS. Beatrice Forbes Robertso,
hale, Of Forest Hills, Long rslanS i sso
H MI ION Of Professor and Mrs. W. G.
nale, OF Chicago University. who hav.
Lodge. camp Agulden
"a. arrivals at the Mount Kineo ;nc,uaa
Jus SKINNER, Dr.. and Mrs. + n NJ
ger Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome G az aues-
G Ga ana Mrs; W. NJ Martin. n v
W " IS A. J.. Fowler. c. F. Fow,er r.
w. illus and j. A. Noble. jr. -
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War Relief Work
at White Mountains

Especial Correspondence Of The Tribune)
WV HITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. July
w 2o.-Mrs. f. G. stoddard,
chairman Of the war relief
work at Breton Woods, called spe-
cial meeting of guests of the Mount
Pleasant and Mount Washington on
Wednesday to discuss the seasons
work, which started in the ballroom of
the Mount Washington Hotel on Thurs
day morning The war relief work at
Profile, Jefferson, Crawfords, Dixville
Notch and Bethlehem has already been
started.
Miss Marguerite Hall, of New York
whose recitals of ballads are frequent
ly heard for charity at the Sunset Hill
House. at Sugar Hill, is arranging a
charity auction party for the Red Cross
on Thursday evening, and over twelve
tables were subscribed for on Monday
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twomblv, of New
York, has arrived at the Profile to open
her cottage for the season.
Mrs. Harris G. Colt, of New York,
will spend the summer in Whtefield at
the Mountain View House.
ne Oupall general. ffeyre de An
drade. and his daughter, Senorita de
Andrade, of Havana, are at the Mount
Washington Hotel, at Breton Woods.
w. D. Lamar and family. of Washing
ton and Atlanta. will arrive at the
Mount Pleasant House shortly for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Huntington and fam
lllly are at the Ralsams, at Dixville
Notch, for the season.
Mrs. Audrey Weymouth and Miss
Flora Mcdonald, of Flushing, L. T.. who
are members of the Women's Motor
Corps of New York City, drove to
Breton Woods to stay from Saturday
until Monday with Mrs. Weymouth's
cousin, DR.. J. Blake White, Of New
York, at the Mount Washington Hotel.
" MRS. waiter Rathbone Bacon, of New
York, who is touring by automobiIe
has reserved rooms at the Mount
Pleasant House for next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Newport Colonists
Revert to Shopping

Especial Correspondence Of The Tribune)
~ T EXPORT, R. l., July 2O.-There
was a time when the womer of
the cottage colony never
thought of doing their own marketing
and shopping, but in the last few years
the custom has been gra lually chang
ing and since the war started it has
become quite the custom for the women
OF the colony to do their own shop
ping. Thames Street on any morning
now can be seen enthronged with the
members of the colony in the markets,
grocery stores and in the department
stores as we'll.
Last summer there was one of the
best horse shows in Newport for years
and there is every indication that this
years exhibition, which is to be given
in aid of the tobacco fund fer the army
and navy, is to be equally as good, if
not better The entries For the show
opened during the week and the execu-
tive committee reports that they are
coming in in large numbers, and that
already some of the best exhibition
horses in the country have been listed.
The members Of the summer colony
had another wartime diversion this
week when they attended IN large num-
bers the opening of a new open air
theatre at the naval reserve force
training camp. This theatre was the
idea of Mrs. Treadwell, wife of Lieu
tenant Louis S. Treadwell, and she,
with the assistance Of HRS. Stanley
Mortimer and several other women
carried it through to a successful con-
clusion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Andrews en-
tertained party of forty at the Clam
bake Club early in the week and there
was Informal dancing.
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New Hampshire
Red Cross Busy
Especial Correspondence Of Ttu Tiki,

'opee'dt Correspondence of The Ty,b,ne,
d ETHLEHEM, N. H., JULY 2o-Tb.
~ summer auxiliary of the Beth
lehem Red Cross has lust start
cd work on a large allotment Of snr-
glcal dressing for the Boston branch
Miss Marie Ware Smith, of Boston is
chairman of the summer auxiliary. and
assisting Miss Smith are Mrs. E. F
hall, of New York, who is vice-chair-
man, and Miss Helen B. Smith, of
Boston.
Mrs Elizabeth Jaeckal, of New York,
is season guest at Upland Terrace.
Registered this week at the Sinclair
are MT. and Mrs. +. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Schuster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Irish, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Fish. Of Now
York. were recently guests at Turner's
Inn of a. Harnby
Mr. and Mrs. John Stelger, of Ho
boken. are guests at the Alpine
Registered at the Maplehurst House
are Mr.: and Mrs. H. r. Sanford, Miss
Agnes See, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Cerard.
Mrs. C. ?. Woodwork and Miss C. F.
Prince. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Fallon. OF Brook
lyn, stopped at the Howard en- route
through New Hampshire.
Arrivals at the Highland Hotel in.
clude Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hyde, w. C.
douglas and Clarence C. Day, of New
York.
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cXnlDlCOn OF tne 1Silp Oio
Cpb was held yesterday on the
Grounds of the club. Orkwood Park,
between Islip and Bay Shore. The pro
ceeds from the affair go 10 the Suffolk
county chapter OF the American Red
Cross. The show was largely attended
and a large sum Of money was raised.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Of this week the annual show of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Associa-
ton will be held at Hollywood Park,
Icing Branch. n j., for the benefit of
the Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The
natronesses include Mrs. Thomas n.
McCarter, chairman; Mrs. ]. Horace
Harding. Mrs. Lawrence !. White, Mrs.
Charles D. Halsey, Mrs. Harry Content,
Mrs. James c. Brady, Mrs. Henry Sellg-
man and Mrs. Dexter Blagden.
Entries already are arriving for the
annual horse show at Newport at the
end of next month. This also will be
for charity and promises to be as great
a success as in former years.
The feature of the week at Newport
will be the Introduction to society on
Saturday evening of Haiss Grace Van
derbilt, daughter of Brigadier Gene 81
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Vanderbilt will give dinner for her
at Reaulieu, followed by an informal
dance. The guests at dinner will num-
her about sixty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-07-21
Good Road Plans
Up in Adirondacks

Especial Correspondence Of The Trtbune)
r AXE PLACID, N. Y, July 90
State troopers are now patroling
the Adirondack highways in the
vicinity of this and other principal re-
sorts, and the motor speed demons,
road hogs and others with disregard
tor the law are having an uncomforta-
bic time. Steps to secure additional
protective measures will be taken at a
meeting to be held here some time in
August. Preliminary arrangements for
this were made at a conference this
week between Herbert W. Baker, of
Albany, secretary of the New York State
Automobile Association, and George A.
Stevens, t. A. Leahy and Herbert Pot
ter, Lake Placid directors of the Adj
rondack Good Roads Association.
Miss Natalie Magruder has returned
to Whiteface Inn from Newport, where
she went to attend the wedding of her
brother.
Mrs. Daniel Bacon is among those
from New York who have arrived to
spend the summer at Whiteface Inn
Events Of the week at the Stevens
Hoose included dinner at which Mrs.
W. A. Seymour, of New York, enter
tanned Miss Rose SARDINIA, Carlos Sar-
Qiiia anu hctHttl hCANdlly, VI New OK.
Mrs. Harry Grant, of Atlantic City,
has joined Mr.. Grant in the house
party of Mr.. and Mrs. james NJ. Valen-
tine at the Flanders cottage, Stevens
House.
Among the sojourners of previous
seasons who have returned to the
Grand View for the season are J. P.
Conway. assistant superintendent of
education, New York City, and Mrs.
Conway.
Miss Margaret Purcell, of New York,
has arrived to spend another season at
the Grand View. Others from New
York recently arrived there include
Miss Eleanor Bradshaw, Miss Gail
Gardner, Miss Mildred Lyon, Miss
Agnes WEIGH.
New York arrivals at Northwoods
Inn include A. D. Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Schwener, Mr.. and
Mrs. w f. Everson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Brundyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moller
and Mrs. f. Moller.
At the Belmont from New York are
Miss Carrie Wendell, Miss Marian l.
Dempsey and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis.
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Asbury Park Has
Red Cross Benefit
Especial Correspondence to The Tribune)

Especial Correspondence to The Tribune)
A SBURY PARK, N. j., July 20
~ For the benefit of the Red Cross
ball will be given in the New
Monterey Hotel next Saturday evening.
The fete will be in charge of summer
guests at the hotel, who this week
organized chapter there. Workrooms
have been provided, and the making
of bandages will go forward daily in
charge of various committees.
Next Saturday also will be Carusc
night at the Monterey, the tenor hav-
ing arranged to pass the weekend
there on the occasion Of his visit for
the concert in the Ocean Grove Audi
forum that night.
Mrs. A. F. Crichton, of Wilmington,
Del, who is at the Monterey with her
daughters, Miss Lillian Crichton and
Miss Florence Crichton, is entertain
ing over the weekend James P. Win
chester, Of Wilmington, and Edward
j. Williams and Mrs. L. P. Fullerton,
Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. sauer. of
Union Hill, N. j., have returned to
the Monterey for the remainder of the
season, joining their daughters, the
Misses Edna and Dorothea Saucr.
Other arrivals include: Monterey
Mrs. w. NJ. McRoberts and Mrs C. E.
Erickson, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
raham Schwab, of New York.
Colum bia-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. To-
bin, Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Sullivan and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rose, of New York.
Albion-Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald,
Mrs. May Hay, Miss Belle G. McClel-
Ian, Miss Lillian Holden and G. H.
Hawthorne, of New York
Lafayette-Mr. and Mrs. E. E. De-
mant and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen B. MUIR
ply, of New York.
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Canadians Buy
At Paul Smith S

Especial Correspondence of The Tribnneo
nAUL SMITHS, N. Y, July 90
DR.. w. l.. MacDougall, of Montreal,
has purchased the camp once
known as the Basil B. Gordon camp
on Osgood Lake of Mrs. George Barnet,
wife of Major General Barnet. DR..
and Mrs. MacDougall are taking poses
sion at once and plan to make some
further Improvements and extensions.
The camp already contains about
twenty cabins.
Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Lewis, who re-
Gently purchased the Chester Glass
camp at Paul Smiths, arrived this week
to occupy it.
George H. Earle, jr., of Philadelphia,
who has camps on both Spitfre Lake
and the Upper ST. Regis Lake, is now
building new camp on the Upper Sara
nae Lake on fine forest property
which he purchased of Mrs. Talbot
Taylor.
Mrs. George Whalen is completing
a new camp on Golden Beach, Raquette
Lake where she will have several
buildings.
Clarence II. Mackay and his daugh-
tors, the Misses Mackay, arrived this
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Hoover Appeals to
Atlantic City Hotels
Especial Correspondence Of The Tribune)

Especial Correspondence Of The Tribune)
A TLANTIC CITY, July 2o.--At-
~ lantic City hotels have set an
example for the country in
food conservation, according to a let
ter received by Judge John J. White,
Of the Marlborough Blenheim, and
Food Administrator for this district,
from Herbert Hoover. Hotel men
working with expert chefs planned the
various menus used in the hotels of the
city and the food lists will be used for
furthering food conservation work in
other cities.
More than FIVE hundred sailors and
soldiers have been entertained this
week by the patriotic women, who
have established dormitories and a
canteen in the Morris Guards Armory.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels inspected the quarters for the
men during q recent visit to there
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody and
Miss Natalie Peabody, of New York,
are at the Traymore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Gould arrived at that hotel from
New York early in the week. Mrs. A.
A. Hartman. of New York, who is at
the Chalfonte, has been entertaining
Miss Rose Clarke and Miss Flora
Mayses. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, Mrs.
Stires. Ernest Van B. Stires and Mrs.
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ball in the New Essex and Sussex
Hotel next Saturday evening, q fetc
which will assemble for the first time
this season the full strength of the
summer colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Markham jr.,
who are at the Essex and Sussex for
the season, give dinner there Tuesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ma
loncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ashley de Wolf, of
New York, are being entertained at the
New Monmouth by Mrs. George A.
Bicknell.
Mrs. Spencer Wilton and Miss Eliza
beth Wilton. of Rutherford, are at the
New Monmouth.
Other arrivals at the hotels include
New Monmouth-Mr. and Mrs. f. P.
Frake, Miss Mercedes Mcclure and Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Roshek, of New York
Essex and Sussex--Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. c. j.
Wittenberg, Mrs. w. NJ. Clayton and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hoult, of New York.
New Breakers--Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Rrentano and Mrs. John Campbell, of
New York.
Shoreham-Miss Ida V. Barrett and
Mrs. j. F. March, Of New York.
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Jefferson Makes
Surgical Dressings
Especial Correspondence Of IT,

''pec'at correspondence Of The Tribune,
JEFFERSON, N. H. July 2o.-In ad-
- dition to the regular allotmen+s
the Waumbek auxiliary of the
yeherson branch of the Lancaster
Ohapter has just received a snec;.1
oraes from Boston for 800 surp,c,,
dressings. This organization. of which
Mrs. Mark Willing, of Chicago is treas
urer and Mrs. Alice D'Olier, of Burling-
ton. N. j., is secretary, has already
MADE line record since beginning Red
Cross work at the Waumbek.
w. L. Ward, of Port Chester. NJ v
ma. mas taken the Mountain View, one Of
t M cottages at Jefferson. In Mr.
w ard.s party are Miss Ward. Mr.. and
Ward. 'Ai0s "lhlired
Mrs: John Kendrick Bangs ;r 10
New M York, has been the guest at the
w Maumbsk OF Mrs. Robert Dean Mead.
d Ga and Miss Margaret McFadden of
Chicago. "0oeh' OIL
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Berkshire Colonies
Continue War Work

Especial Correspondence Of The Tribume)
II ENOX, Mass, July 20.-The Berk
shire colonies have been inter
esting this week with many con-
certs, sales, gatherings of society for
war relief work and meetings of organ
izatons which brought up from New
York prominent villa members. One of
the leading works in the region is the
support of Ascension Farm School, in
East Lee, where boys are educated and
taught practical farming. The Misses
Amy c. and Edith K. kohlsaat, Of New
York, established the farm ten years
ago. It's officers are Giraud Foster,
presidents; the Rev. DIR. George Gren-
vice presidents Mrs. Austin Fox Riggs,
secretary; Dr. f. Chace Downing, treas
urer, and Mrs. Brown Caldwell, Miss
Mabel Choate, Mrs. John Hutton, Mrs.
Oscar Iasjgi. Miss Adele Kneeland Mrs.
David Ives Mackie, Miss Georglana w.
Sargent, Mrs. Edwards Spencer, Mrs.
Laurence 3. Stoddart, board of man
ayers.
Mrs. John z. Alexandra was manager
Of sale in the Lenox hall Friday for
the benefit of the National Special Aid
Home Club for Sailors and Soldiers,
Ninety third Street and West End Ave
nue., and the Home for the Destitute
Blind. of New York.
Salmon fishing in Quebec has at.
tracted Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster and
Graud Foster. jr., to their camp on the
Little Cascapedia River.
Mrs. Charles H. Sheriff. gave series
Of iuncheons to meet Mrs. w. Bayard
Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, who came
over 20 Cold Brook before leaving for
Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs. Carl A. de Gers
drof, in Stockbridge, and Mrs. George
Winthrop Folsom and Miss Ellen T..
Billiard, in Lenox, were hostesses at
luncheon.
M. Carlos M. de Heredia and her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph z.
New York this week to attend the open
ing of clinic at S Livingston Place
which Mrs de Meredia, Mrs John Mich
olas Brown, Miss Gertrude Parsons,
Miss Sarah Butler and Giraud f.
Thompson have established for the
functional recducation of soldiers, sail
ors and civilians.
Mrs Frederick w. Whitridge and
Miss Joan Whitridge, of New York, who
have been stopping with Mrs. Charles
+. Greenough in Stockbridge, have gone
TO England to engage in war relief
work.
Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Henry
L. Roosevelt, Mrs. Langdon Gcer, Lang
don r. Geer and Mrs. Castor Sargent,
Of New York, have been at the Red
Lion Inn, Stockbridge.
Mrs. Robert Maclay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bternon S. Prentice, Mrs. George Bird,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy w. Baldwin and
Miss Lucille Baldwin arrived at the
Curtis Hotel.
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New London Summer
Season at Height

Especial Correspondence of The Tribune)
FEW LONDON, Conn, July 90
The summer season at Eastern
Point has almost reached it's
height, and the Griswold Hotel from
Thursday to Monday is taxed to ca
pacity. Horseback riding, bathing,
tennis, golf and dancing are the di
versions and are enjoyed by many
young naval officers, who are numerous
here this summer The Women's AS
ISOLATION of Eastern Point will give 8
bridge party on Monday, July 20, in
the ballroom of the hotel for the bene-
fit of the Y M. c. A.
Every one ct the Griswold was much
interested on Thursday morning watch
ing one of the United States subma-
rines going through various maneuvres
about fifty yards off the Griswold dock.
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Monmouth County Horse Show on Next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Expected
to Draw Large Crowd
New Orleans and New York, have ar

New Orleans and New York, have ar
rived at the Manor.
Mrs. J. C. Rogerson, of New York,
who has purchased lot near Miss
Mabel Boardmans summer home on the
Boulevard, will erect summer home
there, beginning building Immediately.
Miss Boardman has arrived to open her
cottage for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Taft are at their summer
home.
The Misses Janeway, of New York,
have arrived in Murray Bay and will
make headquarters at Chamard's for
he summer, where Lady Angler and
the Misses Angler. of Montreal; Sir
Arthur and Lady Harris, of Montreal,
also are staying.
Miss Madeleine Dahlgren, of New
York, has arrived at Pointe Pic, join
ing Mrs. James Bliss Townsend and
Mrs. Leslie Wilton Devereux. of New
York, at one of the Chamard cottages,
which they have taken for the season.
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week. The register at the Garden City
Hotel indicates that the visitors arc
coming from more than thirty states.
While scores come to visit relatives
with the two aviation fields and at
Camp Mills, still others are touring
Long Island, having driven their cars
here from points even west of the
Mississippi River
When the travellers line their cars
up in front of the hotel the scene re-
sembles those of other days, prin-
cipally the holding of the famous
Vanderbilt Cup race, which brought
automobile enthusiasts from every
point of the compass in this country.
The Saturday evening dances at the
Garden City Hotel are proving IN
usually attractive this season. The
uniforms of the French, British, Italian
and United States officers lend much
color to the occasions.