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NEW SURF SPORT
FOR SEABRIGHT

resort Many member OF the beach club
arrive at the shore in the morning with
their knitting just to enjoy watching
the hydroplanes skim along the water as
they come from Mineola on their way
down the coast going TO Camp Alfred
Vail
The following guests have arrived at
the Pannaci: T. l.. Domaine. w A.
Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs. H Vittome. Mrs u.
Tucker. f. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Lawrence. c. a. Libby. Robert NJ.
Morrison.
AT Peninsula House-Due to-day are
Mr. and Mrs. +. X Satterlee, DR.. r l..
Hogan, Miss Edith NJ Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. r, l.. Eaton( Mrs. J. Bunnen OF
New York: Mr. ard Mrs. j. Sutton Of
Montclair. Mrs. ]. Murphy. Miss Louise
Connolly Reginald Ward, r. o. McG,u.
Mrs. F. NJ. Barker and family of Mag
ara Falls. Miss Lucy Denny. Mr. and
Mrs F. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs A.
Rice. Louis Julian, Mrs. a. koenig. Miss
Marjory Wood. Mrs. Charles Mhlen r
l.. Langland Thompson, Mrs f. l.. F'ui-
lam and sons OF Parlin. y. J. Mr. and
Mrs. George Gibson OF New York.
Keen rivalry is apparent among the
anglers in the Shrewsbury River
striped bass have been running OF late
an dthe anglers always begin their sea-
sons activities with the endeavor 10
catch the largest fish o. the week w
c. Taylor OF Trenton. who is keeping
bachelor quarters on the very bank over
looking the Seabright sea wall. reports
that his guest F. Holmes hooked a bass
weighing an even ten pounds and a
quarter Thus Mr.. Holmes gets the title
OF expert angler and captain OF the crew
until his prize winning bass is beaten.
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LAKE GEORGE GIRL
ACTS AS A PORTER

LAKE GEORGE, ~ Y. July 6-,iirl
porters have come to Lake Georg.
rather one girl porter has been making
1ife interesting at Lakeside Inn. "A slett,s
Landing Clad in boys suit, with her
mar done woman fashion, she meets
every boat and with a smile offers 70
carry the mems baggage for them Be
tween boat schedules she fearless
slinhS ladders to paint bungalows She
Us Miss Isabel Steele Many other women
along the lake have taken to wearing
becoming trouscrettes while they per-
form their outdoor laburs
Miss Frances Starr is the guest OF
Mr and Mrs. Albert l.. Judson OF New
Nork at their Sycamore cottage.
Displayed over the main entrance OF
the Fort William Henry Hotel are the
aiags of the three nations whose sons
died In the struggle for the old fort. The
French here defeated the English and
tinally destroyed the walls, of which
abe outlines still exist.
Some OF the New York visitors at
Lake George hotels are:
Algonquin-Lieut. ID. Takei, Mr., and
Mrs. Mat Hellman. Chester Paterson
otto H. Hanstedt, \. B. Paley.
Hotel Marion-Mr. and Mrs r. H.
Thomas, j. a. Tompkins, Dr. and Mrs
IT. Kremder, DR. and Mrs. G. F. Mum
ford, Mrs. \. ]. TiZley, Miss Mildred
Hizley, Mr.. and Mrs II. Rubin, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Hinkel, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rose.
Fort william Henry-H $. Day, J.
w. Hurting. Mrs d. Shiels Mrs. b
Lemon Mrs. Corrne Wooley, Miss Net.
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Mrs. w. n. Coler, Jr., has taLs,
apartments at Saranac Inn for ,sa
season. '"e
Miss Farrar. the New York organic
has been visiting Saranac Inn
Mrs w. o. Ponder OF Dallas. Ts,
mas arrived to spend the summer a.
Saranac Inn.
Mrs. S. NJ. Vauclain, Jr.. Miss Ams,,
Nauclain. Miss Patricia Vaucla!n gnG
Clotilde Legler OF Coldspring. Rosemor.
Pa, are at the Saranac Inn Tor tba
season.
Mrs. A. H. Hord is occupyinr ne
camp. the Birches
Mrs. W. f. Irwin. Mrs. A. NJ Peel
Mrs. A. A. Smith and ] Eberhadt Faha-
OF New York visited Saranac Inn TN.
week.
Recent Corners to Saranac Inn ln,IudA
the following: Mrs w. A. Seymour w
Allen Seymour, G. V. w Seymour. AIS
r. f. Fenton, Miss D. n. Foote Mic.
Mary Ellsworth Miss Ethel II Ellis.
worth. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Robev IN.
seph Robey, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs a
Cooper. Miss f. Blunt, Lieut. and Mrs
E. J. Whitlock, Mr.. and Mrs F p
Maloney. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3 Everes,
d. f. Lorenz. Miss Anna D. Boone
Mrs. Augusta w. Gum, Mrs. J. f Hous
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Burgher and
son, Charles Albertson Mrs $ G
Ph9bus, Master Lindsey Phrbus E
Bradley Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. James q
Pettis. Mrs. F. b. McNish and Mr. and
Mrs F. c. Thoma.
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GOLF LEADS SPORTS AT POLAND
SPRING.

POLAND SPRING, Me. July 6.-The
Poland Spring Golf Club has already on
Its register hundred names. members
Of thirty different clubs in all parts OF
the country, and the number of golfers
seen on the picturesque course every day
indicates that this sport will lead all
others here this season. Interest in the
Hobart trophy and the annual cham
pionship should be keener than ever this
year.
Among the guests at the Poland
Spring House this week were Senator
and Mrs. Willard Salisbury of Della
ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miller of New
ork and their daughter, Miss Frances
NJ Miller. were welcomed by their
friends at Poland Spring when they re-
turned TO the Mansion House this week
for their annual visit. Miss Miller has
az her guest Miss Frances Mckenney OF
Washington. Mr.. Millers brother W
w. Miller of New York. with Mrs. Miller,
is at the Poland Spring House for an
extended soiourn
Other visitors from New York at the
Poland Spring House are F.. c. Arms, ID.
II. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs William Lilly,
Miss Kate Halk. Or. and Mrs. Morris
Manages. Ensign Bruce C. David son.
Henry V. D. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
II. klitz. Miss Florence Klitz. Mrs Al
fred skitt. Mr.. and Mrs George Legg
and Miss Doroyhy Legg Howard. MIR
and Mrs. F.. c. Jenkins. Mrs. william A.
Campbell and Miss Nancy Joyce Miller.
Regular visitors at the Mansion House
who have returned for the summer are
Mrs. H. NJ. Lowry. Mrs. A. Battin, Mrs
Rogers RirnIc and Miss Margaret
Ingram, all from New York
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SARANAC HOSPITAL
AIDED BY CIRCUS

sARANAc LAKE, n. Y. July 6.-The
proceeds OF the baseball game and circus
held on Thursday afternoon for the BEN
eft OF the Saranac Lake General Hos.
pital are upward OF 81 600. although the
exact amount will not be known for
three or four days.
DIR. f. r. Baldwin and Or. +. l.. Tru-
deau were the auctioneers in the sale OF
number or baseballs which had been
autographed by members of the Lambs
Ciup. members OF the Friars Club and
big league players. II. II Frazee and
,Wailie Ettinger umpired very stub
bornly contested game of baseball be-
tween professional men. captained and
managed by Or J. E. Cone, and BUSH
ness men. managed by #. T. Daley and
captained by NJ NJ. Mum.
The State Guard had a drill and
women sold flags and refreshments The
committee OF women was composed of
Mrs. julius Cone. Mrs William Morris
Mrs. Charles H. Goldsmith, Mrs William
Nulfur, Mrs. G. NJ. Abbott. Mrs. william
Lytel and the Misses Rheba Hackeriorr
Esther Hackerdorn. Helen Jeffrey Pearl
Mckee. Virginia Trembley, EVELYN Mum.
Margaret Mum. Marie Demerse. Bonnie
Strlngham. Ruth Brown. Louise Down
ing and Gertrude Buckley
Inc anair was directed by William
Motifs of New York, and its purpose
was TO assist the women's auxiliary OF
the General Hospital, the officers OF
which are: President, Mrs Eugene De
t-amater vice-president Mrs G. NJ
talmer; secretary. Miss \. c. Nash ::
treasurer. Mrs. John e. Morgan
Several hundred people are TO have
temporary camps on State land on the
Sarahac lakes during the next two
months and already a fair proportl ion of
them are in camp.
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of the naval service, was entertained
by friends at the Stevens House.
Mrs. W. a. Seymour of New York
formerly a member Of the cottage col
ony, is this season at the Stevens
House. her sons. Allan and G. " Sey-
mour. being members OF camp for
boys on the Upper Saranac Lake. Mrs
Seymour Is accompanied by Mrs F.
d. McNish of New York.
visitors at the Hotels.
Others from New York recently ar
rived at the Stevens House include Mr..
and Mrs. J. Nj. Todd, Miss Eleanor
Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
o Brien
Viscount de Alte, Portuguese Min
lister to the United States. who is
among recent arrivals at Whiteface
Inn, will remain there through the
season.
Camp Inwood Of the Whiteface Inn
group was occupied on the Fourth by
w. +. Hoffman and family of Newark,
n. j., who are here for the season.
The camp was occupied in previous
seasons by Chief Justice White of the
United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. kempner of
Galveston. Tex. will arrive July 10 to
occupy Balsams cottage at Whiteface
Inn.
Among those from New York re-
Gently arrived at Whiteface Inn are
Mrs. c. o. Scott. Martin Scott, L. T.
Watson, Master l.. II. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. b. I. johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
C. w. Hazard. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c.
Osterhout, Mr. and Mrs. Robert u.
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Munger
and the Misses Munger.
Recently arrived from New York at
other Lake Placid hotels are:
Northwoods Inn-John Coffey. f. NJ
Scarborough, J. b. Hebb, Miss Katharyn
" Byrne. Mrs. s. B. Hayse Miss Olive
Pelletier. Joseph Smythe, Theodore
Mcdonald. II. A. Aubinger, James A.
Halves, F. J. Archer and Joseph Bauer.
The Pines-Roltcrt J. WEIGH, Miss
Claire WEIGH. Mrs, William H. Foster
and son, Master Rodney Foster, Mrs.
Margaret Jackson, Mrs. J. WIKI. Mrs.
]. H. Sparks Mr.. and Mrs. T. OCal-
laghan and Mrs. W. A. Roberts.
The Belmont-Mrs. A. e. Merkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Hampson
Lake Placid lnn-Mr. and Mrs. Mil
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The Saranac Lake Chapter is the
headquarters for the Red Cross work in
this district For some months Its MEM
bers have had rooms on Main street. but
more room Is now required. The central
building Of the public school system may
be taken. or II is possible that the Hotel
Empire may be obtained.
Ensign and Mrs. Addison Foster Vars
are at the Adirondack League Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil J. Anderson have
taken possession of the Lincoln camp on
Oseetah Lake FOR the summer and are
entertaining friends there.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Swezy
OF Shrewsbury. n. j., have taken a cot
tage in Saranac Lake for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Shufel: have
arrived to occupy the Roberts camp on
Oseetah Lake for the summer Edward
T. CRANKY is occupying the Motif cot
tage in Helen street.
Gen. and Mrs. Chauncey Pratt Will
Jams OF Albany will pass part OF the
season at their cottage at the Jersey
field Club
Mrs Andrew McFarlane and her
daughter. Miss Bessie. and Mr. and Mrs
Asa Wynkoop and their son, Stratron.
are at their cottage at the Crater Club.
DR.. and Mrs. Elgar A. Vanderveer and
their children, accompanied by Miss
Grace Wooster, are at the Vanderveer
camp, Big Moose.
DIR. and Mrs. B. Frank Wilmer and
their sons. Franklin and Henry Wilmer,
who have been stopping at Riverside
Inn, have taken a cottage in Algonquin
avenue for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. H. Runne. accompa MED
by Miss Henrietta Meyer of Brooklyn.
nave been spending several days in lis
vicinity on tour of the Adirondacks
Mrs. George Wilford OF New York has
taken cottage In Shepard avenue
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tie Stevens. Charles II Wemu, Mrs O.
II. Helmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen r. Cong
don, John NJ Congdon, M and Mrs.
;. NJ. Barnet, Mr.. and Mrs Gustavus
a. Rogers, Miss Elsie D. Rogers, MIR.
and Mrs. F. j. Hoffman,, MIR and Mrs.
Albert Race, Mrs. II. Dreyfus. Mr. and
Mrs :. C, Squier. Miss J. A Bayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Elsas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mahoney. Mrs. NJ. V Cooley, NJ
L. Pollard. Mr.. and Mrs : q. Rowan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry staff
island Harbor House. Hague--Mr and
Mrs. j, Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. c.
Goslee
Hulett House-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Lurch, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Donegan, Hiss Elsie Jen-
rich, Mrs. c. j. Wahman, Miss / VI.
Wahman. Mrs. f. y. Guyon. Miss Lor-
raine +. Guyon. Miss Aline Guyon, Miss
Constance VI. Guyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Svl-
vester Mayors. Miss Emile NJ Mayers.
Albert n. Mayors and Eugene D. Mayors
Glenburnie Inn-Mrs. w. n Baker.
MISS Helen Seitz Miss Helen, Oliver and
l.. @. Benedict
Hotel Worden-A. Shuoyer, r. w.
Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Kieran.
Leo kieran. Bessie Hogue. Dickinson
s Miller. f. H. Glass. E. c. Hammer.
W. Burke. Mr.. and Mrs w. Murray,
MI and Mrs. r. Alter Weisselberg, @,
Alexander Samuel Askin, Arnold Askin
n. l. lagos G. r. Richards, Miss c.
Deene, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Drew. Miss
D, Leverich, Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Muldera.
u J. Newey, S. Newey, NJ NANNY ard
daughter and DR.. W, c. Golden.
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CAMPS SEND TROOPS TO ASBURY PARK

AsBURY PARK. y. j. July s.-Asbury
Parks Fourth of July was safe and sane
and patriotic enough to suit nyoody
There was a parade in which were SOL
dlers from Camp Dix and Camp Vail
followed by a military ball game, and
al night the town in holiday mood was
turned over to the soldiers, who paraded
the two miles of boardwalk again infor-
maly. took in all the beach shows and
wound up in the ballroom OF the hotels,
where special Independence Day hops
were in progress most OF the night
An incident OF the day was the formal
opening of an army and navy recrea-
ton room in the Casino under the Joint
auspices OF the City Commissioners. the
Chamber OF commerce and the Womens
Club. All soldiers at both camps-some
50000-were invited to make the town
their particular property throughout the
summer when in need of diversion. The
fact that the two camps are but short
ride by automobile back in the pines
from Asbury Park is bringing thousands
OF people here, relatives of the boys,
from all parts OF the country
The entire coast from Deal Beach TO
Belmar took part in the parade for a
general invitation has been extended by
Mayor g. +. +. Hetrick. The men ar
rived from the camps in special trains
and paraded from the railroad square to
the beach and finally after marching
and countermarching wound up at the
athletic grounds on Deal Lake, where
there was a ball game between teams
representing the two camps. The pro-
ceeds will go to buy athletic apparatus.
The Camp Dix team appeared under
the management OF Sol Metzger a for
mer University OF Pennsylvania football
coach. who has Joined the Y. NJ. C. A.
for the period OF the war and is athletic
instructor at the camp. Mr.. Metzger
has arranged with Mayor C. f. f. Het-
rick to hold series of games here
throughout the summer and the Cham
Der Of Commerce has appointed n COM
mittee 10 assist In the matter. the COM
mittee comprising T. Frank Applebv ].
X. Brown, Dr. James +. Alderman, WILL
lam A. Berry and William c. Burroughs.
The Brunswick Hotel, the proprietor
of which, A. r. Parsons, was elected
president OF the Asbury Park Hotel
Association a few days ago, Is flying a
service flag with three stars for his
three sons They are Morgan Parsons,
who Is In France with the Engineers
Lieut. Alonzo r, Parsons. in France
with the Signal Corps. and Lewis Par
sons. who has just left the school of
aviation at the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology.
Rain interfered with outdoor diver
sions early in the week. but brought JOY
to tho bass fishermen. who struck a
school of inshore feeders ranging In
weight up to twenty-five pounds. Be-
tween thirty and forty were taken. The
prize one OF the lot was brought In by
Alfred Hunt. 1t weighed twenty-five
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. h. Barger. H. X Troh-
mer. j. Derdes. Mr.. and Mrs, H. Hanf
G. c. Goldberg. f. r. kemper. Nh and
Mrs. G. c. Chambers, Max Weinberg
of New York
Marlborough--J. W. Dauscher, r A.
l.ayden, Milton Rose Nathan Vogel. II
J.. Rlaisdell Mr.. and Mrs Sol Blum and
w. *. Metcalf of New York; W. W.
Thomas. +. w. Anderson. Mrs c Beers
Mrs. T. Stats OF Philadelphia J. b.
Woolsey, +. *. Bennett, w. H. Sheldon
of Newark Mrs. ]. n stolt of Boston.
W. II. Crowell of Collingswood, H. X.
tsken OF Trenton, Mr.. and Mrs w. j.
osborne. Miss J. VI. Taylor of East
Orange.
Thedford-Mrs. J. Pettit. Mrs. J. J.
f'~tlt, c. c. Haven. Mr.. and Mrs w.
Adams. Mrs. Craig, Miss :. Fenwick. A.
p Mason, r. NJ. Cunster F. W. Worth
colt Of New York
Madison-Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss
Margaret c. Carter. Ralph Carter. Mr.
and Mrs, George G. Price. Miss Eliz-
abeth Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. sui
Ivan Breedy, Mr. and Mrs. Compton
q \. Roche Jr.. Daniel A. Roche and
Mrs Sarah Ftzburgh of New York.
trankltn-Mrs, Clara l.. Webb. Mrs
Sutcline. II, K. Skillman. Mrs. y. Hal
lett Miss Mabel Henderson. Mrs. A. Van
horn and Miss Dorothy Van Horn of
New York.
Florida-Mrs. A. Baretto. F A..
THOMAS, Mrs w. b. Crois. p. May. {.
f. Fenesan, Mrs |. A. Fenoean Mr.
and Mrs. c, W. Lou, Mrs. d. O. Frccrc.
Mrs A. Hart and Mrs l.. C. De Coppert
Of New York.
Powhatan--George Luscombe. Mr. and
Mrs r, Storms, Walter Storms. Mrs.
W. +, Hurley. Miss Mary 4. Hurley.
William a. Hurley. Miss \. NJ Rumson.
MISS Jessie Leroy, Miss NJ. r. patter-
son, Harry Girard. Jack Wandall,
George NJ Molone, Fred c. Winner.
Miss Sadie Beach, Miss Margaret Beach,
William N Wright. Franklin Murray,
Joseph Stout OF New York
Passaic-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Matthews,
Edwin Glover, Mrs. Il, Renwick, Mrs. +.
Chalyert, Mr., and Mrs. d. Hoffman. Mr..
and Mrs. q, j. Hoffman, Mrs. Edna
Gardner OF New York.
Reynolds--Mrs T.. Z. Burrows. Mrs
r, Peters, Mrs. G. Valentine. Mrs. r.
Lange, Mrs. @. Terting, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Thomas. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. n. An
derson. f. Herberg. c. r. Peters, Mr..
and Mrs George II, Werner OF New
York,
Auditorium-Mr, and Mrs. w. ].
Wally, w, r. Woolley, Mr.. and Mrs q
l.. Faichney, Mrs, j. s. Shrive, Mrs. II.
Hofa, Mr., and Mrs. f. McGrath, Mrs.
NJ, Kelly, q, A. Wilson. Miss r. f.
Evans Miss A. Yerkes, Miss X. Kirk.
Mrs, II. A. Hanna OF New York
Princess-Mr. and Mrs. s. Bernstein.
MIR. and Mrs. J, Oppenheim Mr.. and
Mrs. j, n. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mar
lax. Miss Lillian Marluk. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Ossusky, Mrs NJ, Brush. Mr.. and
Mrs, !, EttinGer. Mrs. c. Nurnberg, Miss
NJ Lev'nson of New York; Mr. and
Mrs j. Goldsmith Of Newark, Del.
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Lake Pacids Musical Colony Grows---Otto II. Kahn
Leases Sycamore Lodge-Many Visitors in the Noun
tans--- Golf and Patriotic Work Leading Interests

where she will spend several weeks.
She is accompanied by her father.
Victor Herbert is expected back soon
from Willow Grove, Pa. where he has
gone to fulfil his annual concert en-
gagement. George Hamlin is at his
cottage on Signal Hill.
The annual meeting of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club is on Monday. and
at that time officers will be chosen
and steps taken to arrange the race
schedule. John Brown of New York,
who is the guest of Mrs. Caroline
Truax of New York at her cottage on
Signal Hill. has put in commission a
new fast powerboat
Camps Are Occupied.
Among the camp arrivals OF the
week are John Aspegren Of New York
and his family. who are at Gimp
Brentwood, at the head of the lak>:
Charles D. Joslyn. who is at Camp
Colburn. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pop
per, John r. CARMEL, Mrs. George Mix.
ter, A. F. Nellis. s. Durlacher, Henry
NJ Rau, Mrs. Henry B. Masters and
son, Major 8. H. Wolfe, Mrs. T. @. AL
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Ter and II. A. Strauss, who are at their
respective camps.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Norton
OF Brooklyn have as their guest at
camp Lieut.. Richard Strong of the
Engineers Corps.
Among those from New York ar
rived for the season at the Grand View
Hotel Is A. r. Pinto. who is at work
upon new musical compositions. He
is accompanied by ]. F.. Keenan, and
his nephew. keenan, McNally, also of
New York.
Miss Margaret Cleary OF New York,
"a sojourner Of previous seasons at the
Grand View, has returned there for the
summer.
NJ. b. Marshall. managing director Of
the Grand View. who recently motored
from New York. will spend the greater
part Of the season here.
Other recent New York arrivals at
the Grand View include DR.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Koehler. who have returned
for another season; DR.. and Mrs. r.
II. Edmonds. Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. PATTI
A. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. u
man and Miss Gene Ulman.
Among golf players interest centred
in matches between Raymond Stevens
Of the Lake Placid COX Club and ].
G. McMahon of the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club. representing the Stew
ems House, and A. L. Walker. Jr.. Of
the Richmond Country Club and Ted
Mulden OF New York, representing
Lake Placid Club. The first Of these
events was won by the Stevens House
players. two up and one to go.
John Duncan Dunn Of New York.
widely known as an authority on golf.
returned this week for the season at
the Stevens House. He Is accompanied
by Mrs. Dunn and their daughter, Miss
Monica Dunn.
During a short furlough before leav-
ing for duty at Philadelphia and Key
West. Fla. F. Paul Stevens. now a
warrant officer in the aviation section
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SOLDIERS FILL GARDEN CITY

GARDEN CITY, L. l.. July 6.-Hundreds
of visitors representing every State of
the Union have been here during the
week visiting relatives among the troops
at Camp Mills.
on Thursday afternoon an open air
pageant was held on the country place
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Butler Duncan. which
attracted many of the families OF the
neighborhood. II was for the benefit of
the Red Cross of Hampstead. and two
hundred or more young women from
Hempstead, Garden city, Mineola and
Freeport took part in it. The stage OF
the open air theatre was adjoining the
Duncan house. The seats were arranged
in circle beyond, with ample space for
parking OF automobiles.
Mrs. Charles r. Scott, who was for
merry Mrs. Sidney D. Ripley, has given
40 Camp Mills the use of the rear OF
her estate at Hampstead for camp pur-
poses. over five thousand troops are
now under canvas on the property
Arrivals at the Garden City Hotel
from Manhattan are Mrs. Eliot Tucker
man, Mrs. #. O. French Beverly Clark,
Mrs. j. G.. Shpman, Mrs. Stuart Patton,
Thomas r. Patton Mrs G. w. Price. Mrs.
Eugene r, Reynolds, Frank r. Camp
hell, e. j. Chapman. Capt. and Mrs. j.
II. Bonneville. Mrs. Alvin McAleenan,
Mrs Alphonse Jongers, Mics Louise
Jongers, Mrs, S. =, Hopkins, Mrs, George
Douglass, Roland Douglass, j. d. de
Forest, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Pugsley. G.
DE Witt Pugsley. A. S Leland Miss
Alice Apologize. Mrs. William 5, Ginnel,
william s Ginnel. Jr., william Shields,
William Shields, Jr Mr.. and Mrs Jose
Pendas and II, +. Croker
Miss Daisy Sproulc, who makes her
nome at the Garden city Hotel, left this
week for a few weeks visit at Spring
Lake. ". J, Others leaving for the
mountains or seashore for short stay
are Mrs. w T. Lawrence, who goes 10
York Harbor, Me Mrs. Grayson NJ. =.
Murphy and children, who will go TO
FISHERS Island Mr. and Mrs, Jerome y.
NAsTaparte who go 10 Watch nm. X. l. ;
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plan of the State Highway Commits
sioner to complete the construction
with departmental forces.
The Importance of the highway.
which will open new route into the
central Adirondacks via Saratoga, Pot
tersyille, Newcomb, Long Lake and Big
Topper Lake, is fully appreciated at
one OF those which the State Depart
ment should surely complete this year.
A number of speckled trout of the
weight of FIVE pounds, others OF the
weight OF three pounds and many
smaller specimens have been taken
from the waters Of the st. Regis lakes
during tho last few weeks. Black bass
and great northern pike. which are
found in the waters of the Osgood
Lake and River, are also providing
fine sport
Col. william C. Skinner of Hartford.
Conn, president of the Colts Arms Com
pany, who Is developing a large preserve
In the vicinity of Osgood River Deer
River, Hays Brook and McColloms, has
been here inspecting his property. He
has had new dam built in Deer River
for the benefit Of the trout fishing in
ponds created by the dam. Three men,
hers OF the family of Col. Skinner are in
the service. Col. Skinner plans to make
frequent trips to Camp Florence, the
main camp In the preserve, this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Forrest H. Parker Of New York
has arrived at the camp Of her late hus-
band. Forestmere. DR.. and Mrs. John
r. Weeks will soon Join her there.
r. w. Stuart of New York is at his
camp on the Upper ST. Regis Lake. w.
w. McAlpin Is also in camp. William
Rauch is another of the newcomers OF
the week.
Miss Anna Bianchi, Frank Bianchi
and Miss Jessie Wittemore of New York
are at the Bianch camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Howard OF Balti-
more are occ upying the s. V. Hoffman
camp