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A. Lewis, New York p. ]. McHugh, New
York; Mr., and Mrs. r. C. Mccullough,
Garden City c. b. Gussenhelmer, New
York; Mr., and Mrs. Holman Lawrence.
New York Miss Margaret Huddleston,
New York :. Sebastian s. Veintz, New
York Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. III. Treadwell New
York; Joseph Walker, New York; John
s, Stewart, New York p. l.. Moran, New
York Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Fouiks, Jr.,
Mrs. w. ]. Hadley. Miss Hadley, Miss
A. Rinn Brooklyn: w. f. Grand, Jr..
New York Mrs. h. Jarvis, New York
A, b. Corwin, w. A. Evans New York
William c. Hon. Stamford. Conn. ; Ivan
b, Nordhem, Harriet A. Hunt, New
York Mr., and Mrs. f. Ellis Reed, New
York; Brooks Reed. Philip Reed. New
York w, J. Mann, J. +. Mccullough.
New York +. q, Erickson, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Moore, New York
William Bennett. New York.
The members OF the executive board OF
the Peauot Casino OF New London held
a meeting this week and officers for the
coming year were elected, President,
Frank j, Howell New York treasurer.
Eugene I. kirkland secretary, Edmund
Z. Johnston. Those chosen 10 serve on
the Board of Directors were Chester w.
Bliss OF Boston Donald Chapel OF New
London, William S. Reyburn of New
York, Or. Thomas !. Woodruff of Chi
cogo, Eugene T. Kirkland Of New Lon
don. Edmund q. Johnston. William
Schall, Jr.. Of New York. C.. II. Hyams,
Jr.. OF New York and Frank J. Howell.
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Fl. Robbins Walker. son OF Joseph
Walker, has Joined his fs ther and mother
and his brother. Joseph +. Walker. Jr
at Paul Smiths. Joseph E. Walker. Sr,
who has been Ill. is convalescent.
Recent arrivals at Paul Smiths Hotel
include Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A Mooers
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Frazier. Mr. and
Mrs. +. s. Wheeler and daughter. Mss
Camille Maynard; Mrs. Horace Weber
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Lewis. Mrs Herbert
Payne. Miss Leeger, Mr.. and Mrs e W
Garskill, Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Heckshe
Mrs. Augusta G. Rhodes. Charles p
Brown. Mrs. b. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs
n. r. Miner. Mrs. NJ. Miner. " r. Miner
Jr.. Miss f. Regal. New York Mr. and
Mrs. w. .. Banks, Miss Elizabeth
Banks, Miss Anna Banks, Bogota. n
j.; Miss Weight, J. II. Wright. Mrs
Scott, Southampton. L. l., Mr. and Ms
II. A. Everett. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cor.
don. Rutherford. y. j 4; Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Townsend, Pond Townsend, Dolsrd
Townsend. Ridgehed. Conn Mrs II I.
Garfield. Miss Lillian G. Phelps, Brook.
Ign; Mr. and Mrs. =. a. Clark. Flush.
ing, l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ Scott
Cranbry, y. J.
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TENNIS AND WATER SPORTS AT
MURRAY BAY.

MURRAY BAY. Canada. Aug - The
annual water sports a; the Casino o.
the Manor Richelieu brought out tie
largest gallery OF the season Mss
Lockwood of New York was prize
winner.
The Manor Riohelieus tennis courts
were the centre OF interest this wetkK
with tournament. The annual terrs
tournament at the Murray Bay Col
Club was also held. with many entries
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il HARRISON
and Miss Anne HARRISON Of PhEads'-
phia are at the Manor Richeieu, where
Mrs. Charles W. Hopkinson and Ms,
Ruth Hopklnson have arrived fom
Cleveland. Miss G. i, Maxwe,. and
Miss L. r. Deane Of Boston are her.
W. c, Deane is here from New York
Other late New York arrivals are Mrs
VI. Hellman. Mrs. A. II, Mckay Nj. and
Mrs NJ. Atkinson. NJ, and Mrs Hose
ton. A. J. Price. NJ, Nine and ME-
Vigoreux, Miss Hanover and Miss Hea-
sey. all OF New York.
Mrs. Reynolds Albertlni Of the Plaza,
New York, entertained az dlnne~ 'of
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taf',
Mrs william H. Boardman and Mss
Mabel Boardman on Friday evening al
the Manor. Miss Williamson o. New
York has one OF Chamard ; cottages
Mr. Rogerson Is building summer
home
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SOCIETY CIRCUS AT WHITE.
FIELD HELPS RED CROSS.

WHIrEFIELD. N II, Aug 2t.-The
busiest week OF the sea son is chronicled
at the Mountain View House at White
neld, where masquerade ball was given
by the employees for the Red Cross
Thursday night The proceeds amounted
TO Nl6. Following this was the society
circus in the ballroom and parlors Satur-
day evening. Miss Dorothy Mason
staged and produced a playlet entitled
"A Little Mistake" with a cast OF college
girls. With the sum from the masquerade
over 1918 was added to the Golfers of the
society in two evenings.
Many picnlcs to Wiloughby Lake.
Vt; Forest Lake, Dixv!lle Notch. Lost
River and the Lake Tarlton Club are
being given. and Polly's Place at Cole
brook attracts Mountain View guests for
luncheon and tea. Mr., and Mrs L. c.
Nash, Miss Nixon and Miss Burden had
luncheon there on Friday and on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd Crowell joined
a party Of eight from the waumbek for
a special luncheon ut Polly's.
Mrs. 8. A. Cooley and Miss Cooley
have arrived from New York. as have
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Gibson of Mount
Vernon. John Snyder and Miss Hester
Snyder of Staten Island motored up to
Join their family. accompa MED by ID. ii.
Van Name and Karl Van Name Of Flush
Ing. l.. !.
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MAPLEWOOD'S BASEBALL TEAM
is BEATING ALL COMERS.

MAPLEwooD. y II, Aug p 90 70
TO the fore, with the tennis '""a'..
ment on Saturday another fea'..H y
interest Baseball has been cr'at
drawing card, as Maplewood has UH.,fd
away with most OF the games o. 's'
beating Littleton Saturday after "7'
10 to 6.
The raffling OF sweater N- .E't
over $40 for the MapleUood REQ .'7"
auxiliary Then II was tgrrrl IL
the office to be auct!oned N -
total receipts from this one article Nt's
$3.50
John kendrlck Bangs lectured o." To-
vastated France here Friday oNen.'f
Miss Jessie Boyd Of New Norr -
Io!ned Mrs. James Boyd and Ms VI 10y
Boyd
The annual invitation g0f '.4'a
ment at the Maplewood viii %" 'l
August rs to 81. \ large Cu''
Is expected. many New York man "
are coming up for Labor Day E1''s
entered
Mr.. and Mrs II, l.. Garlick q \'J
York, who have been in Jeftersor ~ II
Waumbek. have arrived at Ma,'eN0'
for the remainder o, the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac DENLY ~ >'N
York have returned for the session.
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Morgenthau, Mohican Guest

NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug. 24.-Henry
Morgenthau. former United States AM
bassador to Turkey. was registered at
the Mohican Hotel this week. Mr.. Nor
genthau was escorted about the city by
naval officers attached to the u. S. s.
Chicago on Saturday and visited the
military and naval bases in the district.
He was accompanied by his two grand
children.
Miss Alice Taylor Wharton, sister o.
Miss Edith Wharton, who established tn,
Edith Wharton Hospital Fund and is at
present working In base dispensary In
France, spoke at the Parish house OF
the Second Congregational Church before
gathering of prominent Red Cross
members this week.
Miss Whartn, herself a member of the
American Red Cross Commission In
Italy. told OF her experiences.
Rear Admiral Samuel s. Robson, u.
s. n, In command of the submarine
f'otilla in local waters. and Mrs. Robi-
SON. who for the past few weeks have
been guests at the Mohican Hotel, mo-
tered to Salem on Sunday, visiting at
the summer home of Mrs. r. Hunt
Sterry.
Arrivals at the Mohlcan include Mrs.
Selma s. DE Muth, New York Miss Dor
othy Cragen. Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +, Wright, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Rosenburg, New York Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. Hunter. New York Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Bechel, New York WI
lam l.. Hasbuli. New York; William W.
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Games at III per Saranac

UPPER SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. Aug. "a
A mixed doubles tennis tournament,
with an entrance fee OF not less than
90 per team, the fees to go TO the Red
Cross, Is in progress. under the direc-
ton Of a committee composed of II. II.
Firth. ]. r. Carpenter, Jr.. and w. l..
s,andreth. Among the players are Jo-
beph r. Carpenter. former champion OF
Pennsylvania. and daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Carpenter; Miss D. e. Newbold
and Morris Duane Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Dewing. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Valentine
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cass Ledyard. Jr
There has also been a tombstone golf
tournament for the benefit OF the Red
Gross.
In the blind DOGGY handicap for the
silver pitcher five players were tied at
the finish. They were s. p, Howe, w. r.
Stenger. II. c. Taylor. ]. p. Heating and
Mrs Z. Il. Morris. Jr. The prize went
10 Mr.. Howe on the player. Fifty men
and women entered, and $3.50 was real
ied for the Saranac Inn Auxiliary Of the
Red Cross
Malcolm Lloyd has Joined his sister.
Mrs L. Casper Wister. and the members
Of her family at tho Gen. Thayer camp,
which Mrs, wister has leased,
Mr.. and Mrs. Poultney Bigelow are the
guests of Charles Triller OF New York at
nv camp on tho upper cdThnhc LAKE. Az
the end OF the month Mr.. and Mrs. Bige-
low will return to their home at Maiden
on the Hudson.
Mrs. Frank Laying OF New York enter
tained at dinner at Saranac Inn on
Thursday evening. Her guests were Mrs.
hitchcock, Mrs, Richie. Mrs. Burton,
Mrs, Johnson and Mrs Fisk.
Miss Mary Dixon OF Morristown, N. j..
entegfained at dinner on Saturday night,
NheiJ. her guests were Miss Florence
Miils' Miss Eleanor Mills. Miss Berthoff,
Donald Blasden, John Howell, Oscar
sewsii and Morvs. Duane
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Smyth, C. G. Walters and Miss Whalen.
The party motored to Au Sable Chasm
and the silver fox Farm.
In the bowling contests OF the week
among Grand View sojourners. c. F..
Getman OF New York had high score,
2l3. The contest for the heavyweight
Championship is between Raymond Fort
Of Albany and e, p. Stephens Of Detroit.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View include Mrs. Harriet s.
Grimm and son. &. +. Schenck Mrs. l..
NJ Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Stod-
dard. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Belts. IL. s.
SImons, Miss Ruth Shusan. Miss Marie
Edna Wilson. Miss Loretta f. Ruhl. Mr..
and Mrs Harry O'Connell, Master Harry
Hodgins.
Tonight Is the big masquerade ball
in the Wigwam at Whiteface Inn. the
proceeds OF which go to the Red Cross.
There are prizes for the funniest, the
prettiest and the most original costumes,
Competitive dancing will follow the I'M
masking.
Mischa Elman. the violinist. who mo-
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Winter Signs at Paul Smiths

PAUL SMITH's. y. Y. Aug. 24.-There
have been frosts these last few morn.
ings, and ice in pals mad pans and bar
rels around the camps.
]. H. Alexander OF Warren, Pa, got a
great northern pike of fifteen pounds
Mrs. Milton II. Jones one OF fourteen
pounds, Miss Ludley one OF ten and
Miss johnson one OF six.
Anglers for brook trout find that the
female trout are moving to the spawn
ing beds. and many good sportsmeh are
leaving the trout alone at this time. al.
though the season does not end unit
August 81.
Monday there was an entertainment
by the children OF Stony Void Sana.
torium. On Tuesday took place the an.
nual fair for the Catholic Church at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A
Muncil. The annual fair of the Ladie,
Needlework Guild of the Presbyterian
Church was held at Reese Mills or
Tuesday.
There have been a number OF dinner
and luncheon parties at Paul Smith.
grill.
Clarence II. Mackay is entertaining 6
large number OF guests at his camp OF
Osgood Lake
Judge and Mrs. Pendleton OF New
York have as their guest Mrs. A. NJ
Sands.
william G. Rockefeller, who has beer
at Bay Pond, the camp Of his father
william Rockefeller. for several week!
to rest and recuperate. has greatly i'm
proved In health. Mrs William c
Rockefeller. Miss Rockefeller \. Rookie
Teller, Valentine Bartlett and Theodor,
5. Black are also at the camp.
Two weddings OF interest to visitors
to the 81. Regis Lakes have taken plf.c,
OF late. Miss katherine Potter, sistei
Of Mrs. George Earle Sd, and Walter
liemsley Avery. u. S. ~. were marie,
at the Church OF the Advent, Cape MAY
on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jerom.
Green. who were married recently a.
Utica. visited Paul Smiths this week
Mrs Green was Mrs. Beatrice CARLY
and the couple first met at Paul Smith.
two years ago.
Mrs. f. Henry Hartman and Mr.. ant
Mrs, w. Averell Hartman. who ar,
spending the summer in the mounta ms
visited among friends at Paul Smith,
this week
George ID. Pratt. Jr., son OF Conserva
lion Commissioner and Mrs George ID
Pratt Of Glen Cove. l.. l., who has beer
spending the summer in the mounta IN.
with headquarters at the camp Of Her
bert Lee Pratt his uncle, has gone tc
the student training camp at Plattsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Francke hav,
taken a cottage at Paul Smiths for tn,
remainder OF the season.
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breeze froT summit OF Mount
Whiteface, feet above sea level.
The nag, a ge one, was planted there
Monday, on IL pole firmly fastened In a
crevice OF the rock cap by a party Of
soJourners from the Grand View Hotel
Including David MacFayden. New York ::
T.. +. Stephens. Detroit: K. j. Dooner,
Philadelphia, and DR.. b. Brock. Buffalo
Next week the same party will plant a
nag on tie summit of Mount Marcy.
Among the sojourners at the Grand
view who took part In straw ride on
tuesday were the Rev. Rivington D.
Lord, Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Lyon, L. w.
l.asch. Miss Cleary. c. F. Getman, Miss
Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs David MacFay-
den. Dr. and Mrs c. j. Koehler, DIR. and
Mrs, b. Brock Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Pam
pin and Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Stephens.
Members OF a party from the Grand
view who helped Master Roe stephens,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Stephens,
celebrate his twelfth birthday were his
parents, Miss Margaret Stephens, Mas
ter Howard Stephens. the Rev. ]. A.
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tored to Whiteface Inn for a short stay
early in the week, was accompanied by
Fred J. Erion and Miss ii. Joyner Of
New York.
Mrs John +. Archbold and her daugh.
ter. Frances, of New York. have beer
Joined at Whiteface Inn by Mr.. Arch.
bold and A. l., Post OF New York, and
Mrs. John u. Archbold.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kunhart of New
York, spending the season at Whiteface
Inn, have been Joined during the week
by members of their family.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph +. simmons and
Edward Simmons Hall are among New
York arrivals for the remainder OF the
month at Whiteface Inn. Others are
Charles NJ. Scott. Martin Scott. John ]
Phelan. Miss Conan. Mrs. l.. p. Ficks
Mrs. w. w. Adams, Master Jack Adams
Miss Hazel f. Warner Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Marling
Il. ii. Hornbostel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Troechez, Richard Cronan. Mrs. George
Wyeth and daughter.
Interesting golf events OF the week al
the Stevens House included the women's
handicap tournament starting on Tues.
day and another for men starting
Wednesday, in which entrance fees wert
thrift stamps.
On Monday Mrs. w. I.athrop Hanson
OF New York observed her birthday with
party at which her guests were Miss
Florence Reuttl. Mrs. c. w Wirths. Miss
Amy Somers. Mrs. Helen Hart, Henry
Baker. Raymond Nolan. Raymond Court
and ]. F. Downey.
One OF the larger dinner parties OF
the week at the Stevens House was given
by w. ]. Ralston OF New York.
Senator James A. Foley OF New Yor
has been detoting the week TO golf with
a party OF friends at the Stevens House
Congressman Thomas f. Smith OF New
York has been Joined at the Stevens
House by his family for the remalrde,
OF the season. Other recent New YORK
arrivals include Raymond A. Court
William 7. Croak, ] L, Croak, Mr. ant
Mrs.. A. f. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Donnellan, Charles @, Raynor, Mrs
W. II. Kelsey. Miss Ruth Kelsey, Arthur
". Workman, ], +. Downey.
Mrs. William G. Kelly OF New Yorl
won frst prize In the weekly Ave hun,
dred party at Northwoods Inn. SyIves
ter sullivan of New York has returned
for his annual sojourn at Northwood,
Inn.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry r
Miller OF New York Mt Lake Lodge, Lake
Placid Club. include Mrs. w. d, Barkley
Stamford. Conn, sister of Mrs Miller
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. ant
Mrs. David Bonner Jr.. and daughter
and Miss Peggy Miller another grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
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5ICIANS AT LAKE PLACID AID BENEFITS;

LAKE PLACID. N. Y. AUG. 24,-Musi-
clans sojourned here, encouraged by
the success OF the Red Cross benefit
concert last Sunday. will unite In ad-
ditional concerts for Red Cross and war
relief from now until the end OF the
season.
Tomorrow night In Happy Hour
Theatre a concert under the direction
OF George Hamlin. tenor, will raise
funds for the work OF the American
Friends of Musicians in France. Wal
ter Damrosch is president of the or
ganization. and Mr.. Hamlin. who has
a cottage here. is one OF the vice.
presidents.
At this concert Victor Herbert will
again give cello solos. as he did for
the Red Cross benefit Sunday night, and
Mr.. Hamlin will again sing two Irish
folk songs THE Low Backd Car" and
"Oh. I'm not Myself at all, Molly
Dear" both by Mr.. Herberts grand
father, Samuel Lover. The programme
will include solos and duets by Nine.
Merle Alcock. contralto. and her hus-
band. Bechtel Alcock. tenor. both OF
whom are sojourning at Whiteface Inn,
and plano solos by Miss Eleanor Spen-
GER OF New York, who played in last
Sundays benefit.
1t 10 possible that II Billie Burke
returns from New York this season she
may help In some manner, as she did
at the Red Cross benefit. when she
raised $1,000 Of the total of $4,000
raised.
On the night OF Sunday. September
I. another Red Cross benefit concert
will be given In the Happy Hour The
atre by Frieda Hempel. who Is with
her husband. w. B. Kahn Of New York.
at Lake Placid Club. She will be as
sisted by a septet from the Boston
Symphony Orchestra. The proceeds are
to be divided equally between the Lake
Placid branch and the club auxiliary
Of the Red Cross.
A bridge for the beneft OF the soldiers
and sailors camp libraries takes place
this afternoon at the Signal Hill place Of
Mrs. Caroline Truax Of New York. On
Monday the Knights OF Columbus war
fund drive will open.
c. w. McCutchen OF New York was
again the winner in the Monday sailing
race. under the auspices OF the Yacht
Club. and there was a large attendance
for the first OF the series OF junior sports
on Tuesday.
At Camp Askenonta Prof. Edwin r. A.
Seligman OF Columbia University 10 en-
tertaiping William P.ercy OF Lonf1n.
Hugh Jarvis OF New York hasai>ased
one OF the camps Of b. !. Ward Of Pas
sale, N. j.
Old Glory now waves proudly in the
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CRAWFORD HOUSE A MECCA
FOR MOTOR TOURISTS.

CRAWFORD HOUSE, n. H., Aug. a.
The Crawford is the centre OF much ac-
tivlty. The Belgian Royal Trio were
heard Thursday evening at the Craw-
ford, the proceeds to buy food and cloth
ing for Belgian babies. Miss Carita
spencer Of New York was also there In
behalf of the food for France charity
Frederick Holbrook OF Yonkers enter
tained several motor parties at tea at
Whitefleld and Bethlehem. He has left
for New York by way OF Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Smith, Edward
P Bliss, Samuel A. Everett of IIuntir;
ton. Mrs. Nathan Strauss. Jr., NJ. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Mott Hull. Arthur
Goodridge. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mott and
Mrs. w. s. Bland. who are on a motor
trip. Miss Iva B. Kempshall. who has
Joined Miss Gertrude venner, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Lawrence of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs J, E. Dodds of New Ro-
chelle are among late New York ar
rivals at the Crawford House.
E. Francis Hyde OF New York has
Joined friends at the Crawford House.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. Averell Hartman.
who have taken a cottage at Saranac
Inn for the remainder of the season.
are entertaining the mother OF Mr.. Har-
riman. Mrs. Z. Henry Hartman, who
mas accepted an invitation TO serve on
the New York War Camp Community
Service Finance Committee. While here
she has called at the camps Of number
or friends who are spending the sum-
mer in the mountains.
Adolph Lewisohn, accompanIed nv
Mrs. Arthur Lehman and Mrs. Albert
Rossin. came from Elberon this week
TO spend month at his camp, Prospect
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall of
New York have come to their camp,
Brentwood, from stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sheffield and
Frederick Sheffield have come from
New York to their camp. Iroquois.
Recent arrivals at Saranac Inn in
clude the following:
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Pettinois. Miss
Eleanor Pettinols. Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest
Queen. Mrs. H, Worthington Smith,
RAYMOND Anthony Court. ]. 8. Ken
needy. Mrs. NJ. " Jones. Samuel Jones
MRS Edward Mather. Mrs. Ralph
Adams. Charles e. McWilliams. Mr. and
Mrs f. c. ousterhout, Lansdon B,
Valentine. Miss Anne Valentine, Mr.
and Mrs, r. Il. Lynch. Miss Marsare,
Breitenfelt. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ii. Coy
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Whittemore
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Elliott
Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Pyle,
Jersey city; Mrs. Philip r. Mallory and
Mrs. Richard C. Hunt. Rye Miss Isabel
9. Ferris. Lakewood, N. J.; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Head, Orange N j.: Mrs
H v. Gentle. East Yorangs. N. j.; Mr.
and Mrs, Wiiburt II. Baldwin. Bronx
Vile, and j. M. Happen and A. B. Tap
pen. Briarclif.
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ON THE ROCKS at NARRAGANSETT PIER

Providence made a patriotic speech be-
tween the acts.
Mrs. John NJ. Carroll OF Carrollton
Nd, entertained at tea in the pictur-
esQue Dove and Distaff Tea Garden in
Peace Dale, near the Pier.
Mrs. Saunders p. Jones Of Louisville
KY. was a recent luncheon hostess. en-.
| tertaining at her villa. Sea Breeze. In
honor of Cornelius Tangeman of New
York and Newport.
Judge and Mrs. Charles F. Stearns OF
Providence are at the Massasoit, joining
Mrs. Stearns's brother -in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lelber of Bryr
| Mawr, Pa.
Mrs C. Gray Dinsmore OF New York
Mrs. Fl. Il. Brooks OF Staten Island and
r. Brent Keyser are also at the Massa,
soft.
Mrs J. J. Lawrence of New York anG
her little granddaughter. Miss Josephine
Lawrence Hopkins. daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell Hopkins OF New York. who
! have been summeriug at the Imperial
| left yesterday for home.
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Belmont. Glad Brook Farm. Williams
town. and on William b. Osgood
Fields f,ocks at Highland Farm.
Lenox, legislative hearings on the
sheep industry were held in Williams
town and Pittsfleld. Mrs. Belmont has
claimed $3.50 damages and Mr.. Field
$3.50 from the county.
Miss Helen Demarest OF New York
il visiting Mrs. Loyal Osborne in
Stockbridge.
Major and Mrs Rodman de X. Gil
der and Clifton williamson of New
York are at Four Brook Farm. Ty-
bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Carr OF
Montc,air n. j., Mrs. John c. Doolan
of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marshall Of New York are at Heaton
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. OConnor.
Jr, of Garden City. l.. l.. arrived at
the Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Renwick,
Miss Beatrice Renwick, Mrs. Alfred
Bryant Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E Miller Of New York are at
the Hotel AspiIwall.
New York Arrivals.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Jessup Of New York
Is the guest OF Mrs. Rollin Harper
Lynde in Stockbridge.
Henry d. Sedgwick of New York
has arrived in Stockbridge.
Mrs. John D. Parsons, Jr., with Mrs.
William Gould. Miss Grace NJ. Gould
and Homer Ellison OF New York. has
left Lenox for the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Chapman of
New York have Benjamin Fowler OF
New York as their guest at Hotel
Aspinwa!l. Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Aiken
Of New York are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Halstead of Plainfield.
N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs, f. f. Bigony
OF Crawford, y. j.. at Hotel Aspinwall.
At the Maplewood in Pittsfield MANY
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behalf OF devastated France. collected
several hundred dollars here &. add 20
his fund. The Belgian Royal Trio So
cured liberal purse for the Bs gan
oanies, and on Tuesday evening % s'b-
scrIption card party was given g.. me
permanent Blind and Food 10" Fr.1"4
fund, represented by Miss Cara 5. N.
Ger OF New York Henry War,,r y
New York furnished the HIM - Ny
-Four Years in Germany" by 1r'nsr
Ambassador Gerard, which was Sun
Thursday evening in the Mount WASH
ington ballroom for the benefit az 10
war relief society
The presentation Of N" new srrN'e
nag which bears 1O6 blue stars md
four gold ones. representing BRETON
Woods boys at tho front. was node
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