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BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa, July ia
The summer colony in the Blue Ridge
made up OF foreign diplomats. legation
attaches, Government officials and army
and navy officers Is very large this year.
Many of the male members Of the fami-
lilies are busy during the week in Wash
ington and run up by train or automo-
bile TO spend tho week ends with their
families. The golf course Mt the Mon
terey Country Club furnishes good Sat
urday and sunday golfng, and the links
are crowded on these days
DR.. Romulus S. Naon, Argentine Am
bassador 10 the United States. has pur-
chased the Latrobe cottage at Buena
Vista Springs, and his family have been
occupying 1t for the past few weeks.
Nine. Naon went to Washington this
week to greet the Ambassador upon his
arrival from the Argentine. where he
has spent the past six weeks on diplo-
matte mission. DR.. Naon accompS MED
her to Buena Vista and win remain here
The greater part of the season. when he
can be away from his duties at Wash
ington.
Count Macchi al Cellere, the italian
Ambassador, has taken the O'Dunne cot
tage at Monterey for the season and is
now there with his family. The family
spent part OF this week in Washington.
and were accompanied on their return by
Mr.. and Mrs Falorai of the Embassy
star. Count f. Miniecalchi- Erizzo. coun-
eelor OF the Embassy. is spending this
week end with the Ambassador and his
family here.
Capt. A. Macintosh. Royal Horse
Guards, member OF the British Embassy
with Mrs Mackintosh. has taken the
Brandt cottage at Buena Vista Springs
and they are now there for the season.
NJ George Bakhmeteff. the Russian
Ambassador, has leased the old Buena
Vista Inn property, and is now there
with his family for the season.
DR.. V. X. Wellington Koo, the Chi
nese Minister, has returned TO the
mountain with his family for, this sea-
son. and Is now at his cottage at Buens
Vista.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams. wife OF
the Comptroller OF the Currency. Is al
her bungalow near CHAIRMAN for the
season. The Comptroller is a very busy
man these days. but finds time to enjoy
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AsBuRY PARK, N. j., July 10.
"HE finest Of summer weather
has increased the crowds here
= this week and they are rapidly
approaching midsummer proportions
One change this season that Is to
everybody's liking is the advent OF
Sunday afternoon bathing for the first
time in the history Of the resort. 1t
puts Asbury Park at last on the basis
of offering the visitor every induce
ment that any other resort does.
The announcement that Caruso Is to
sing in the Ocean Grove Auditorium,
across Wesley Lake. on the night OF
July 81 was made this week and a
great demand for tickets at once de-
veloped As the building has a seat
ing capacity Of 10000, there will be
an opportunity for many to hear him
for the first time at a moderate price.
Caruso, incidentally, has just leased
q villa at Spring Lake for the summer.
He has been asked to sing to the SOL
diers at Camp Edge, at Sea Girt, ad-
joining, and 1t Is rumored that he has
agreed to do SO.
The situation Of Asbury Park mid
way between Camp Dix and Camp
Vail and within easy automobiling dis
lance Of both is doubtless having
much to do with the arrival Of many
people who are new to the resort.
Visitors to the camps who come a
long distance to see their soldier boys
for the last time before their embarka-
ton find that the thousand and one
entertainments offered along the
boardwalk are Just what is needed to
furnish little contrast.
The military note is very strong
here, Airplanes passing between
Camp Vail and Gov. Edges summer
residence at Sea Girt are overhead
most Of the time. often from ten to
fifteen being in sight at once. and
dirigibles patrolling the coast are fire.
quently seen. Not an afternoon passes
without some machine looping the
loop and performing tail spins from
5000 to 5000 feet above the board
walk. Mt which thrilling moments the
esplanade, and, in fact. the streets Of
the whole city, become instantly a
sea Of upturned faces, neither en-
plcyees nor visitors in the shops and
hotels thinking of remaining indoor:
while the exhibition is going on.
The Army and Navy Club recently
opened here in Bangs avenue is beinl
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At the St Francis: v. A. Bradbury,
]. II. Steele, y. Leach. Rudolph Block.
Mrs. Charles Austin Bates. Harry F.
Walker and julius Bake. At the Stew
art: Arthur l.. Deal. At the Fatrmont:
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles C. Deming. Miss
Caroline Smith and Miss Agnes Lathers,
At the Bellevue: A. w. Morton.
Mrs. Kate Greenlesf Locke and her
aunt, Mrs NJ. ST. c. Cecil OF New York.
are visiting in Sjnta Barbara,
Mrs. d. w. Griffith OF New York is at
Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Read Oothout OF Santa Barbara
is entertaining her cousin, Barent Wal
dren Williams. son OF Mrs. Waidren
Williams OF New York. Mr.. Williams
will leave soon for New York to begin
training for the navy.
Mrs. Peter Cooper Bryce of New York
gave a luncheon in Montecito recently
for few friends
Mrs Nelson d. lay OF Pelham Manor.
New York, has arrived at San Ysidro to
spend the summer.
Admiral George X. Reiter. u. s. N.
retired OF New York, has arrived In San
Francisco to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Goodhue OF
New York, with their son and daughter.
intend TO spend several weeks at San
Ysidro.
! Bishop Hayes of New York and his
assistant, Father Dineen. were hon
ored guests recently at a dinner given
by DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Mohun
The John r. Drexels of New York.
who since early last winter have been
at FL Mirasol. have left for the East.
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
| Alice Drexel.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts OF New York
gave tea at the Alexandria. in Los
Angeles. recently for Miss Florence Will
son of Los Angeles who a few days
later became the bride OF Flying Cadet
A. Mcdowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Clark OF
New York and their daughter, Mrs
Howard Gray Park. have arrived in San
Francisco.
Miss Chellah Otis Ingels. daughter OF
Mrs. Lauren Ingels OF New York. was
married In Los Angeles July 10 to Capt
George Derby Holland.
w. Donaldson Edwards OF New York
who Is to enter the officers training
camp at San Pedro. is the guest In San
Francisco Of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Ryone.
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BELMAR HAS BRANCH OF RED
CROSS MOTOR CORPS.

BpLMAR. N. j.. July 13-The InIe,
Terrace Club will be the scene of ma
jority OF the social events outside Of the
hotels this season. A series OF Saturday
evening dances and entertainments has
been mapped out for the enjoyment o.
summer visitors. This afternoon n com.
pany of opera singers was the feature
OF the programme. There were also sew.
eral Greek dances. which were inter-
preted by a group OF young women sum.
mer residents.
Tomorrow afternoon a piano and VIC.
lin recital will be given in the music
room OF the club by New York and
Philadelphia artists. Other affairs for
July include an exhibition Of Swedish
folk and peasant dancing next Satur.
day, and July 81. reunion night. with
vaudeville and dancing. Musical reci-
tails will be given each Sunday after.
noon.
The Belmar branch OF the Red Gross
motor corps organized this week with
twenty five members. Ofiicers selected
include: Captain. Mrs. Howard NJ. Kahn :;
first lieutenant. Miss Mildred Pring OF
Brooklyn: second lieutenant, Miss Con-
stance Quimby of New York. The girls
will operate motor cars to Camp Edge
the Marconi wireless station and TO the
Lakewood Hospital. Eight machines are
operating.
Joining the New York contingent a.
the Buena Vista were Mrs. Joseph Lehr-
field, Miss Genevieve Lehrfeld and Mrs
Otto Porter Of Brooklyn.
The Carleton is entertaining William
Miller. Arthur Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph F. Griffin. Frederick III. Bissell and
Donald X. Healey OF New York. Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Foster OF Southamp-
ton and Miss Grace Orth OF Oyster Bay
Joining the New York contingent a.
the Llanymor this week were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Walters. Miss Florence NJ.
Taylor and Miss Frances Cartwright.
At the Melrose Inn are Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph T. White and William ]. Part
| ridge of New York. Miss Martha A.
Hickey OF Long Island City and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander C. Richardson OF Glen
Cove. L. I.
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Henry, New York, are stopping at the
Elberon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Nc
Glinchey, New York. are Howard guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. O'Neill, New York,
have apartments at the Castro. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman NJ. Hoffman, New York,
are Kentucky visitors. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. T. Ryan. New York. are at the
Boscobel.
Mr. and Mrs. p. C. Paine. New York.
are spending a month at the Strand.
Frank Barrett Carman, New York. Is
a Traymore visitor. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Sparks, New York, are at the Marlbor-
ough- Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hill, Jr.. New
York, are spending q fortnight at the
Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bergman.
Newark, are at the Chelsea. Mr.. and
Ms. L. T. Everhardt. New York, are
Breakers visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Fletcher, New
York, are registered at the Chester Inn
Mrs. c. 8. Crowell, New York, is at the
Wiltshire. Isaac N. Curtis. New York. Is
a visitor at the Dennis. Albert b. Pierce
New York. is spending several weeks al
the Traymore. s. N. Goldberg, New
York. 10 q guest at the Lorraine, Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Hammerill, New York
are at the Boutwell,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Somers. New
York, are Alamac visitors. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Struthers, New York. motored tc
the Shelburne on Thursday for weeks
outing. Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Brown
Brooklyn. are Boscobel visitors.
Stuart Armstrong is guest at the
Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Quinn
are New York visitors at the Monticello
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Best, New York
are located at the Kentucky. Mr.. ant
Mrs B. N. Monterey. New York, are
spending a week at the Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Jenkin. Jersey City
are at the Dennis. Mrs. Grace w. Day
New York. is at the Marlborough Blen
helm.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland B. Hennessy
New York, are Traymore visitors. Mr.
and Mrs. William s. Delp. New York
are at the Marlborough Blenheim. Lieut.
Morgan Davies. New York. has joined
relatives at the Traymore.
Charles e. Cross. New York. Is ;
Grand Atlantic arrival. Mr. and Mrs
p. C. Boerman and the Misses Boermai
are at the Strand. Miss Thelma Meyer
is a guest at the Netherlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whitman. New
York. are guests at the Lexington. Mrs
Mansfield Graham, New York, is a Jul.
visitor at the Lorraine. Mr.. and Mrs
B. c. Ellington, New York. are at tn
st. Charles.
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Upper Saranac Anglers BUSY

UPPER SARANAc LAKE. N. Y, July IS.
Summer residents Of the Upper Sara
mac Lake region had special interest In
the marriage OF Henry Graves Sd OF
Irvington. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Graves Jr., to Miss Margaret A. Dick
son. daughter Of Joseph B. Dickson Of
Morristown. n. J.. which took place in
New York on Saturday. Mr.. Graves's
family have Eagle Island Camp, on the
Upper Saranac Lake, which was built by
Mrs. Levi p. Morton and sold by her to
Mr.. Graves. Mr.. Dicksons family have
for several years been regular visitors
to the Upper Saranac Lake.
The bridegroom Is a member OF the
royal air force and Is stationed at
Toronto Mr.. and Mrs. Graves are ex-
pected here on their honeymoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Graves. Jr., and the
members OF their family are soon to
arrive at Eagle Island.
1T remained for a woman. Mrs. Chaplin
Marcus OF Montclair. N. j.. who is a
member OF the house party of Mrs. A
g. Butler OF Washington at Saranac Inn,
20 carry away the angling honors OF an
unusually lively week during which some
very large catches have been brought
in. James S. Petit OF New York distin-
guished himself among the bait casters
IN his quest for black bass and great
northern pike, but Mrs Marcus brought
In the largest single fish, a great north
ern pike seven pounds in weight, and
she holds the high score for single fish.
Charles Triller of New York. who is
spending the summer at the Bucknell
camp. which he leased from Mrs. Emma
Bucknell, went to New York Wednesday
to attend the funeral Of the late Major
John Purroy Mitchell. who. with Mrs,
Mitchell. was a guest of Mr.. Triller in
camp several times last season. Major
Mitchell was very fond of this part OF
the Adirondacks and covered all the
waters OF the Saranac, Raquette and
Fulton chain systems by canoe.
Many campers and cottagers have
come in during the last few days. Mrs.
Edwin r. Comfort is at Camp Sunrise.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bentley are at theiI
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camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ Colgate
are arriving shortly.
Mrs. F. r. Packard of Philadelphia
has opened her camp. Or. Packard is
In France.
The Douglass Point camp OF Robert
Dunn Douglass of New York. which has
been occupied for many seasons by Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Rockefeller and the
members OF their family. mas been taken
for the season by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fat
mann Of New York.
f. V 2. Lane OF New York opened
his camp this week and has been prom
Inent among the successful anglers.
Mrs. w. n. Coler. Jr.. OF New York
Is entertaining Mrs. J. r. Seeley and ].
B. Seeley. Jr., OF New York.
Wallace p. Harvey OF Baltimore has
at Saranac Inn.
Poppy cottage was opened this week
by Mrs. Douglas Huntley Gordon Of
Roland Park, Baltimore. who has taken
Il for the season. Accompanying Mrs
Gordon are Master Douglas Huntley
Gordon, Jr., Miss Virginia S. Gordon.
Miss Sarah Stanley Gordon, Mrs. ]. A.
Lowell. Miss Mamie Dewal Miss Eliza
beth Gordon and Miss Anne Huntley
Gordon. all of Baltimore.
H. H. Firth. Miss Lloyd, Miss Craw
ford, Miss NJ. l.. Lowe and Miss f. S.
Lowe Of Philadelphia have arrived to
occupy the Firth cottage for the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Lindenmeyr, Miss
Marie Lindemeyr and Miss Engelke of
New York arrived this week and are
occupying Cosmos for the summer.
Recent arrivals at Saranac Inn sim
clude the following Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Rowan, E. II. Thompson, Il. s.
Paker, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Os-
borne. Mrs. O. c. Steinhauser. New
York Mr.. and Mrs Sharswood Brin-
ton, Miss Hale Hamilton, Miss Helen
Refill, A. T. Lowery, John Bowling,
William II. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs f.
F. Clark. Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
John v. Hastings, Miss Ethel Hastings,
Bryn Mawr. Pa; Miss Eleanor Dough-
erty. Haverford. Pa.
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lief The Community Theatre Assor'a-
ton recently organized at Eastern
Point will give three plays, Land ~
the Hearts Desire" The Bank A.
count" and "Neighbors" at the Playhouse
on the Moors on July %, 26 and .
Amateurs Will present the plays The
proceeds will be for war relief work.
MISS Cecilia Beaux, tho painter, has
arrived at her Spanish cottage and
studio at Eastern Point.
Jacob L. Loose has arrived AZ sel
Rocks. the fine house completed .ast
year at Grape Vine Cove
The James c. Farrells Of Alhanv, y
J., have opened their beautiful halS"
on the cliffs at Grape Vine Cove, 'rr
merly the property OF eN-Congress1'aa
J. Sloat Fassett. The Farrells and the
Looses are neighbors. their estates al
Joining and the two are show places o.
the north shore.
Another beautiful estate Is tina. -
Ralph Wurts Dundas of New io't.
situated at Bass Rocks. The house q -
old English design and the court walls
and high posts are all Of granite h,es'eI
from the solid rocks on the properly
Mr.. and Mrs. Dundas came on from New
York recently to occupy their house To-
the season.
William *. Harcourt. the actor Is
registered at the Hawthorne Inn, Ea%
Gloucester.
Hayley Lever. the New York a-'''.
with his family has arrived at his ~.I!'
on Mount Pleasant avenue. East ,i...-
cester, Mr.. Lever captured one - 'N'
gold medals at the Panama Pac,h' IA
position
Henry r, Warner and his actress a ="
Rita Stanwood Warner have arrived NJ
their pleasant summer home on rage
street, Bass Rocks.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer has ken
the house OF the Henry Souther ,s'a'"
Familiarity known as the Judge SNcTIt"
house. situated on the elm near ''"
handsome stretch of beach and ocean.
Mrs. Raymond Rodgers Is with her
mother.
John Clay. the packer OF ChicaEo. ma
his family are at Finisterre. tn" p.' -
esQue Clay estate situated on III" Wa'e
near Eastern Point lighthouse AMI 'H'
breakwater.
Commodore John Il. GreenouGh Of nav
York and Mrs. Greenough are ocDlin'
Ing their summer homo a. Eas.e %
Point.
Miss Anne Aspinwal Curtis o, -
West Forty-hfth street. New York civ
is at Eastern Point FOR the season with
Der brother. d. b. Farquhar Curtis, ana
Mrs. Curtis.
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nest Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wayne
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Gibbs, Miss Anna Halsey. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Stern and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Logan OF New York.
Joining the Brooklyn contingent at the
Wilmington are Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
II. Mayer Miss Josephine Coleman. Mrs
Arthur Coleman, Mrs. A. Brockman
John NJ. Stey and Nathaniel Stey
Summer visitors at the Arborton are
Alexander w. Mckenzie OF Cedarhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Tate, Miss Vivian
Van Cleff and Miss Edna Morrall of Jer-
sey City, and Miss Anna Adam Of New
York
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WATER SPORTS OF sRN-'0E~ -0r51 sHt by RICHARD DAWSON

SUNAPEE, y. H. July ia military
and naval atmosphere has been given
to the Sunapee Lake resorts since the
Fourth by the presence OF army and
navy officers who came to spend the
holiday and remained over the week
end. Among them were Lieut.. Art
Hadley of the British recruiting mission.
stationed at Providence, r. l.; Major
Max Fleischman. L. S. A.. who is in the
aviation service. and Ensign c. II. Burch.
The first water sports OF the season
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Mrs p. l. Veeder Jr.. and William
Wayne. Jr.. Philadelphia.
The register OF the Granliden for the
week contains the names OF the follow
ing visitors from New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Elkan. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Rose,
Mrs. d. II. Miller, Mrs. c. Morton, d.
II. Miller and F. G. Miller Mr.. and Mrs
p. l.. Veeder ]. c. Claiming, Philip
Brown, Miss Margaret Felt Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers L. Campbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Jackson. Brooklyn; Mr.,
and Mrs. Irving Myers, Miss Betty
Myers. Pelham Manor, y. Y.
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tries Board has taken a cottage near
the Buena Vista Springs Hotel. and his
family are now there.
Major Carlton levitt. L. S. Army. has
taken a cottage for his family at Blue
Ridge Summit
Edgar Richard OF the United States
Food Administration has leased cot
tage for the season in the Monterey sec
ton.
Capt Clarence Little, u. s. A. is at
his cottage at Blue Ridge Summit for
the season.
Lieut. Porter. L. 8. A.. has taken a
cottage for the season for his family
near CHAIRMAN.
Mrs. NJ. o. de Lewis and Miss Ramona
Lefevre, aunt and sister of ]. f. Lefevre.
charge de affaires OF the Panama Lega-
ton, are spending some time at Mon
terey.
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were arranged for the young boys, and
not only the guests OF the Granliden
Hotel but those from other hotels about
the lake. including the Ben Mere. 500
Nipl Park Hotel, Elm Lodge and Suna-
pee Harbor Hotel, came over to watch
the diving contests and swimming races.
The first prize for swimming was won
by Richard Dawson and second prize
was given to Frank Elberfeld for
diving the frst prize was won by Rich
ard Mooney and the second was won
by Frank Elberfeld. Many canoes and
boats filled with gayly attired guests
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MINER RESORTS ALONG THE JERSEY COAST

Both expect to leave for France In 4
short time.
Theodor, Banks Of Buenvista avenue
Rumson, has returned from a two
weeks trip in Maine. Fishing ard
plenty Of 1t, kept Mr.. Banks and his
guides busy while he was In the woods.
Activities at the Peninsula House ar.
well under way. Many guests are arTlv-
ing daily, and the chief diversions are
bathing and dancing.
On Saturday evenings beginning thl.
week weekly hops will be held The
Seabright Inn and the Pannacl Hotel
are participating In making the circle in
in which tho hotel guests will tour for
the weekly events.
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dotted the lake. while the banks were
covered with those anxious to see the
outcome OF the various events.
The greatest number OF automobile
parties ever recorded at this season
arrived last week to spend anywhere
from a day to a week. Among them
were the following from New York:
Mrs. F. E. Hadley and Mrs Lionel EN-
din, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Asst and Miss
Myra Asst. Mrs NJ G. Worthngton. Mrs.
Simon Flexner, Miss Hoch. Master Will
lam Flexner. Mrs. II NJ. Thomas. Balt-
more, and Miss NJ. Carey Thomas, Bryn
Mawr: j II. Livingston, Jr., Mr.. and
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son of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Perclval
Rankin and Frank II. Rude OF Brook
Ign. and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L.
Cakes. Miss Geraldine Cakes and Dud-
ley Cakes OF Long Island City.
Late registrations at the Grove Hall
are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Smallwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Broadstander and Miss
Dorothea Fletcher Of Brooklyn. and Mr.
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and Mrs. George Hodgton and Miss
Christine Peterson OF New York.
Arriving at the Saxonhurst this week
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Van Hou-
ton, c. NJ. Van Houton. Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Marterse, Mrs. Dwight @. Palmer.
Mrs C. Robert Brown. Mrs. Morton A.
Stickler and r w. Sherman OF New
York.
Al the Seacroft are Mr.. and Mrs. Err
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SUMMER DIVERSIONS IN FULL
SWING AT ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 13.--Atlantic
City has settled down to its midseason
stride. The full programme of summer
diversions is swinging along smoothly.
Bathing, golfing. yachting. fish ing and
tennis all are at the height Of their
popularity and the thousands who have
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HOTEL HOPS BEGIN AT SEA.
BRIGHT.

sEABhGHr. n. j., July 13--Cspts.
Harry Caesar and Joseph Hoaglsnd,
who have been at work in Washington
for some time. were guests at the Sea-
bright Beach Club during the past week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-24
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