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Miss Efrasia Leland and Mrs.
Charles Rowland wesson have closed
Bowlder Grange in Beckett and have
gone to Poland Springs.
Mrs. John B. Swami Of Milton,
Mass, and her children are stopping
with the Misses Helen c. and Virginia
Butler in Stockbridge.
Mrs. Henry B. Hobson, who has the
Bradley place in Stockbridge this sum-
mer. has had Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cramer Dodge Of New York as her
guests.
The. Right Rev. Thomas T.. Davies
and his nephews. Thomas and Henry
Haines, returned to Lenox this week
from a walking trip in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, Jr.,
Of New York, who were with Mrs.
Joseph II. Choate in Stockbridge. have
gone with their children to Murray
Bay for two months.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard. Jr..
and Miss Shepard Of Boston are at
their country place at Sages Ravine
In Sheffield.
July brought many new arrivals
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AIDING CRIPPLES

added to its treasury this week
through a plan devised by Mrs. Austen
Gray. that of having a number of
young women in Red Cross costume
sell evening papers on the streets Of
the city.
Miss Anna Sands was one of the
newcomers who were warmly well
coined at the Casino this week. Some
Of the others who arrived during the
last few days were Mrs. Forsythe
Wickes, who came from Tuxedo Miss
Virginia Scott Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Z. Widener. Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs. Penn
broke Jones-Mr. Jones has since re-
turned TO Washington, where he is
engaged In war work--Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Monnell. and Mr.. and Mrs
Ogden Mills. Mrs. Augustus f.
KountZe, who has the Rives cottage
on Red Cross avenue, has also arrived.
There was decidedly more enter
tanning this week than there has been
in any other week so far this season.
The gathering at IIarbourview this
evening for the Red Cross musicale in
the home OF Mrs. French Vanderbilt
was the chief social feature OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iaurens Van
Allen entertained a party of army
officers at Wakehurst early in the
week and among others who have en-
tertained were Mrs. William S. Sims,
Mrs. Fred Pearson, Mrs. Charles
Frederick Hoffman, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincloss,
and Mrs, William Goadby Loew.
Prince de Ligne OF Belgium, who
was entertained by Capt. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont at Belcourt, has re-
turned to New York. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sampson Stevens, who have
been the guests of Gov. and Mrs.
Beeckman at Lands End. have re-
turned to New York also. They have
not as yet taken a house here for the
season. -,
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recuperating from a serious illness at
the Cannon farm in Tyringham. Mr..
I-eupp's last work was writing life
of the late George Westinghouse and
with other work for the Government
he overtaxed his strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Kingsland
have been at Brookhurst this week.
stopping with Mrs. Newbold Morris.
Mrs Morris entertained at luncheon in
their honor.
Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed had
Lieut.. Philip MacArow Of the British
Naval Flying Corps and Christian Le-
den, n Norwegian explorer, as guests
at Lakeside this week.
Miss Emily Tuckerman has been
entertaining Mrs. George Draper.
Paul Tuckerman and Miss Jane
Tuckerman at the Old Place in Stock
bridge.
Lieut.. d. Percy Morgan. Jr.. of New
York, was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. De Gersdorff this week in
Stockbridge. Lieut.. Morgan played
golf on the Stockbridge course during
his stay.
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SARANAc LAKE, y. y. July 13.-The
people of Saranac Lake are to have
fete on Tuesday. when Prescott and
Triangle parks and the street which
separates them will be devoted TO ex-
hibition drills and folk dances on the
green and on the asphalt surface OF
the street. The programme provides
also for the appearance OF number
of entertainers who are in the village
for the summer. The fete will be under the
auspices OF the Village Improvement
Society. and is in the hands of a COM
mttes OF ladies. Mrs. c. NJ. Palmer
is chairman OF the committee. Mrs.
Edward Hannah Small is arranging for
the dances. Mrs. F. r. Baldwin Is
the head OF the entertainment COM
mittee.
Mrs. Eugene De La Mater is chair
man of the flower table Mrs. Julia
Howell OF Cleveland is chairman OF the
country store; Miss Ellen Taylor of
the tea table; Mrs. J. Peyton Clark
of Baltimore OF the ice cream depart
ment: Mrs. r. C. Paterson OF the candy
table Mrs. william J. Callahan OF the
Ash pond table. and Mrs. C. +. Wicker
will have the department which is de-
voted to swat the Kaiser" The pro-
ceeds of the day will be devoted TO
lifting some OF the park debt.
A baseball autographed by Harry
Lauder was sold at auction here the
other day for the benefit OF the Saranac
Lake General Hospital, and William
Minshull who was the highest bidder,
paid s32 for It.
Dancing is not neglected on cool eve
nings in the village. At benefit
dance for the General Hospital prizes
were awarded as follows Fox trot.
Miss Madeline Latour and Fred Car
ter; one step, Miss Meyers and Mr.,
Stern; waltz, Miss Maude Mckillip and
Thomas Conklin.
Pheasants. which have been relea sed
near Saranac Lake from time to time
now frequently attract the attention OF
people who pass along the highway in
automobiles. Twenty-Five more pleas
ants have been released In the pines
near Sarsnac Lake in the last few
days.
Alterations and additions are being
made "a the camp of Albert Stern OF
New York on Blue Mountain Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Taussig OF
New York are spending their honey
moon in the Adirondacks, The bride
groom is son of Rear Admiral f.. n
Tauseig. L. S. y, retired. and the bride
is the daughter of the Rev. Henry Clay
Risner OF Knoxville, Tenn.
Nc. and Mrs Morris Elder OF New
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York have been making a tour OF the
Adlrondacks in an automobile. They
were married recently at Arverne. l. |.
Mr. Elder is an Assistant District At
torney and Mrs. Elder is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Grant OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Butler and
son and Mrs. Roscoe Mitchell and chill
dren have reached Loon Lake, where
they plan to remain for the summer.
Conservation Commissioner Pratt
Deputy Conservation Commissioned Mac
Donald and Superintendent of Forests
c. +. Pettis have been hero on tour
OF inspection Of Adirondack lands. which
the State may purchase. +. d. Pratt
and II. l.. Pratt. Jr, of Glen Cove, J.. J.,
We're also in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald s. Doggett
Jr, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
S Doggett and their son, Sidney Dog
eett OF East Orange at their cottage in
Olive street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Kennedy
are entertaining Mrs s. 7. Clark and
her daughter. Miss Anna Clark OF Little
Neck. l.. l., at their cottage in River
side Drive. Later Mrs Clark will go
to the St Lawrence to occupy her cot
tage.
Mrs. Fl. II. Mason and her children OF
New OTR are III tnc camp IL SlT.
Mrs. Arthur Duncan NOR on Lake
Colby. where DR.. Mason Will Join them
later
Dr. Joseph De Silica of Rock Island.
Del. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Roger OF
Bryn Mawr Pa, are among those who
have come TO take apartments at the
Santanoni.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall of New
York are occupying their camp at Knoll
wood where they will be Joined by Louis
Marshall in August
Mrs. ]. Liberty Tadd has opened her
camp on Mackenzie Mountain.
Recent arrivals from New York and
its vicinity at saranac Lake hotels in
Clude:
Riverside Inn--H. A. Daniels. II. L.
Brown, G. f. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Calleran. Maurice NJ. Weis. c. L. Rayner.
Francis c. Richter. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Condck, Madison. y. j.
Miss Regina Mailer, Perth Amboy, n
] ; August Rosenberg. Mount Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Marshall, Rye ].
T. Mooney, brooklyn.
St Regis Hotter. ]. NJ. Welsh, Mr..
and Mrs, J. Gordon Bostock. William
Carter, W. X. Carter. Mrs. Clifford S.
Gwynne. T. NJ. Scarborough. Frank \,
Gross, New York Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
o. Kiefer and son. Newark. y. j.
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ONLY INFORMAL ENTERTAINING THE RULE IN BERNSF1IE}

to the hotels. Touring has been nm
the increase all OF the week, with mos,
of the travellers on short runs I'M,
the BerkshIres. War conditions ara
keeping many in New York and soma
break their town life by a week
end or a day in the hills. This hs,
made life in the hotels Il matter =,
constant change in faces, the trayel.
Iers arriving at nightfall and startin,
Off again in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell n,
Middletowp. Conn. are at the Hotd
Aspinwall for their annual midssa,
sons visit in Lenox. Mr.. Russel,
playing golf daily. Also registered \,
the Aspinwall are Capt. and Mrs
II. Appleton of Brookline. Mrs. Haroa
Richardson Of Millbrook. y. Y; Mr.
and Mrs. John Scott Browning. If
Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs. Frederic.
Hallaman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert p,r,
ley. John Stern. Mrs. S. II. Stern, Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Preston. Mrs. c. G
Darling and ]. Hayden Preston, New
York.
Sussex d. Davis. Mr.. and Mr.,
Emory II. johnson, Jonathan II. Ione,
Bartram II. w. Jones of philadelphia
Miss Eleanor LIE Roy, Mrs Adrian
Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Par.
sons. Mrs. Edward Brinsmade, Nr,
William d. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Williams. J. Robinson Bear5
MISS Beatrice Beard, Miss Harrie, X
Welles OF New York and Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred T. White of Brooklyn arrived
at the Curtis Hotel.
The Misses Charlotte NJ. and C.
Dibblee, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Merit,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hyde. II. ST. John
Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. George Auchenhach.
Miss Laura Auchenbach OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe o,
New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. "
Morey and Miss Charlotte Morey o.
Troy, N. Y, arrived at Heaton Hal.
Stockbridge.
At Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Col
and Mrs. John Ross Delafleld of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Vaughan of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Pickering, Mrs. L. NJ. Fish o.
Hampstead, L. l.: Mrs. John r. Emery
of Morristown. N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. p,
j. Cook Of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Myles OF Scarsdale and Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Morgan Of Philadelphia ar
rived this week.
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A. s. Grasshof OF New York. Dr. and
Mrs. F.. s. Robinson came up from
New York for some golf. and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. X. Corson and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Mcdonald were there for the
opening day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Schaefser
and Miss Schaeffer, DR. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Donahue, the Misses Donahue OF New
Brunswick, y. J.. Mr.. and Mrs S. H.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs, c. +. Adams and
Miss Dorothy Miller of Bound Brook,
n. J.. Mr.. and Mrs George w. Ketcham
and William Eckert of West Orange are
other arrivals of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Hale Of PhIla-
de!ph!a have opened their cottage and
Mr.. and Mrs. II w, X. Hale and fam
lily of Philadelphia. who have been pay
ing a visit to Mrs. Hale's family In
Montreal. are at Beaver Lodge for the
summer. At the Balsams for the sea-
son are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blount of
the Hotel Gotham, New York
Mrs. q. NJ Bosworth, wife OF Vice
President Bosworth OF the Canadian Pa
cihc Railway; Mrs ]. r. Cole. Mrs. W.
d. Birchall and Miss Wallace of Mont
real motored to the Balsams to spend
Few days en- route to the Maine coast
Mrs. Bosworth has a summer home at
St. Andrews. " b.
The opening OF the Crawford Notch
canteen at the Stone Golf Club house on
July was an interesting event for the
colony and afternoon tea served there
for the convenience OF the golfers will
also provide an Incentive for the short
stroll from the hotel Stuart Hartshorn
OF Boston has set up the looms for his
braid weave rugs an industry which
| stoned him to teach blind soldiers as n
means of earning a living after the war
Mrs. Frederick Everett Thomson has
returned for the season, following a visit
In Bangor. Me. Mrs. Eleanor Ashby
or New York Is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Barron at the Craw-
ford, where Mrs. Alfred Skitt OF Yon.
kcrs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eugene Troth OF
Camden, n, j.. Mrs. y. w. Pearson OF
Newburyport and several other old
guests have returned for the season
Miss Agnes Sheehy and Mrs. n. L.
Shelby Of New York came up for the
opening.
The Mountain View House at White.
| field will entertain many New Workers
| this season. Already there are Mrs. I
e. r. Basler, Mr. and Mrs Samuel II
Newhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. James Barr
| and Miss Gregory. Mrs. James L. Crow.
ell. Mrs. Miriam Doane. Mrs. George r.
Bickford. Mr.. and Mrs. w. DIPPED and
Miss Dippel Of New York
The Sunset Hill House at Sugar Hill
has Its usual colony OF summer folk
Miss Marguerite Hull OF New York ID
among those who will BIO there during
| part OF the summer.
Justice David r. Manning OF Brook,
Ign and Mrs. Manning motored to the
Maplewood Hotel, where they will spend
| tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Flkin Holman ana fam
| lily aS spending the summer at tnt
Twin Mountain House.
The Rev. !. r. Beckwith of New Yorf
will spend the summer az usual at tn,
Bellevue at Intervale.
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David Lydig of New York; Mrs.
Frank *. Sturgis, Miss Resale Good
man. Mrs. David Lydig. Miss Heloise
Meyer, Miss Mary Parsons. Miss
Anna Blake Shaw. Miss Georgana W.
Sargent. Giraud Foster, William b.
o. Field, Frederic Schenck and F.
Augustus Schermerhorn, board of
managers.
Mrs. Brown Caldwell and Miss
Grace Bristed. who were in charge
Of lecture by John Kendrick Bangs
for the benefit of the French refugees,
report receipts OF $500.
Henry A Lukeman of New York
has received a commission from West
field, Mass. for a statue of Major
Gen. William Shepard, a Westfield
Revolutionary war hero. The statue
will be unveiled at the 250th anniver-
sary Of westfield in 1919. Mr. Luke
man is at work on the statue in his
Stockbridge studio.
During the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Delafield at Cape Cod,
where they have gone for the benefit
Of Mr.. Delafield's health, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Phillips are occupying
Little Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
are OF Washington and have ac-
quaintances in the colony. Mr.. Della
field has resigned as appeal agent for
the exemption board and George A.
Mole was appointed his successor.
VIII Give organ to Church.
/ Miss Gertrude Walker. daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall
/ Walker Of New York. has sent a let
/ ter to the Rev. Joseph r. Lynes. rec
| tor OF st. James Church in Great
Darlington, saying she desired to pre-
sent to the parish an organ for the
church as a memorial to her parents
| The gift will be accepted.
Many lawyers have been in Lenox
preparing for a contest OF the will OF
| the late Mrs. John Zimmerman OF
| New York, who was one OF the own
ers of Edgecomb. n fine property on
Sunset street and Yokun avenue
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class, Frank Wright of Buffalo taking
the clock valued at $500 and a purse of
$500 in gold for winning the White
Mountain championship.
Some of the New York arrivals at the
Maplewood during trap shooting week
included c. T. Summerson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. s. Tanning and Mrs. Ebling, James
o. Hanlon. John n. Ryan, A. L. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL. Martin. ]. Leonard
Clark. all OF New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. r. Wait of Auburn, Frank
Wright of Buffalo. II. A. Keller of ia
maioa, L. I, Others registered there for
the opening of the hotel were Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Schaefer and Miss
Schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Buckley
OF New York and Mrs. Lemuel E. Bur-
rows OF Brooklyn. who will spend the
entire season there.
Mrs. F. w. Jenkins and Miss Helen
Jenkins of New York have cottage at
Maplewood for the season.
Mrs. J. F. Greenough is one OF the
old guard at the Maplewood from New
York Miss Erna Herzog of Brooklyn
is TO be Joined at Maplewood by her
sister. Mrs. Austin OF New York, for the
season.
The Profile House has had a large
number OF arrivals In its permanent col
ony. and numbered among them are
Frederic Bruce and Miss Bruce, who
are at their cottage for the season. Mrs,
|, Brayton Ives and Miss Ives are at Cot
ttage for the season.
Mrs. c. II. Marshall of New York and
her daughter. Mrs. Marshall Field OF
Chicago, have arrived at the Profile,
where they have taken cottage for the
summer.
Charles. William and H. l.. Aldrich
l nj n bA n
their annual visit this week.
Gen. and Mrs. w. n. +. barrow are
| at their cottage. Visiting Mrs. Emily b.
| Hopkins of New York at her summer
home is Mrs. Williston B. Lockwood OF
New York Mrs. lie Grand Lockwood
has taken Cottage I for the season and
| will be joined by Mrs. John O'Brien and
Miss Katharine Lockwood later. Mr..
| and Mrs. 7. ]. Reynolds and family have
arrived from New York for the season.
The Rev Luke J.. White OF Montclair.
n. J., is stopping with the Henry X.
McHargs at Trealone,
| Motor Touring Parties.
Many parties motored to the Balsams
at Dixyille Notch for its opening. DIR.
Harwood Hunt of Springfield, Mass. has
taken a cottage there for the summer.
| The Gould cottage will be occupied by
Mrs. George II. Chatillon of Seabright.
". j.. who motored up last week with a
party of friends to take possession.
| 3" Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence N. Flack OF
| Troy are at the Balsams for the season.
az In Mrs. r. C.. Cushman. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Justin II. Gffinger arrived from Summit.
y. j.. for the season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Alker. Miss Alker
and Miss A, II. Alker OF New York, who
are spending the summer at Bar Harbor
motored to the Balsams for the opening
to spend few days.
Other parties motoring there for the
opening included Archibald L. Milne
Miss Helen Wyckoff. Mrs. r. L. SPOTS
Mrs. r. w. Sloane and Mr.. and Mrs
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children went TO the big house on
straw rides and sang The Star Span
gled Banner Keep the Home Fires
Burning" and America" for Mr.. and
Mrs. Carnegie. Then the hostess served
cake and ice cream. The boys and
girls went away cheering for their
hosts.
Miss Gertrude Watson OF New York
whose idea it was to organize a Berk
shire community chorus to sing at the
Fourth OF July celebration in Pitts
field. received handsome flowers fror.,
that body. Miss Watson got DR.. Frank
Rogers OF Albany to go to Pittsfield
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MI only never lose an oppor-
tunity to be of assistance to
those in need, and a new field of en-
deavor has been opened during the
last week by some OF the women OF
the colony headed by Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer and Miss Barbara Norman.
Their purpose is to raise a fund suffi-
GENTLY large to establish a summer
camp for crippled children Of Newport
and Its vicinity. especially for those
who have been sufferers from infantile
paralysis.
BY giving them special attention
during the summer II is hoped that the
little cripples may be strong enough
by the fall to undergo operations that
would correct their deformities. The
fund is being raised by subscription,
and at last accounts good progress
was being made by those in charge Of
the plan.
More and more OF the summer
colonists are taking up Red Cross
work and are spending part OF their
time each week day at the headquar-
ters of the Newport chapter, helping
in the various lines of work that the
organization Ia doing.
The Casino used to be the traffic
centre OF Bellevue avenue during the
morning hours. and while it Is still
popular as a morning gathering place,
1t would seem as though the traffic
centre had moved up the avenue to
the building in which the Red Cross
rooms are located, across the street
from the Redwood Library.
A tea room IL to be added to the de-
partments at Red Cross headquarters
for the benefit of the workers and at
the same time to add to the revenue
of the chapter. More funds were
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White Mountain Hotels Are Well Filled

BRETON WOODS, y. H., July 13.-The
well equipped Red Cross workroom in
now as much a feature OF every White
Mountain resort hotel as the office or
the kitchen. The Mount Washington
Hotel. which opened this week, will give
its ballroom for Red Cross work on two
or three mornings a week. Mrs. L. G.
sStoddard of New Haven. who was chair
man of the Red Cross branch there last
season. arrived on the opening day, as
did Mrs. j. Blake White of New York,
who Is also active in war relief work.
AT the Profile Mrs. John +. Duncan,
who arrived last week from New York,
has established the local auxiliary Of
the Red Cross and meetings will be held
in the ballroom twice weekly.
The opening of the Mount Washington
Hotel was quieter than usual, as tho
regulations governing the use OF explo-
sives did not permit the customary
salute OF thirteen guns as the flags of
America and her allies were unfurled at
noon. Among those dining at the Mount
Washington on the opening night were
several parties who motored there for
the season. Andrew Fulton of New
York came with Mr.. and Mrs. f. O..
Burke and Miss Burke and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles +. Peck, who came for the
opening, will remain through the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clyde Rogers OF Nor
rfstown, y. j.: Miss Norrie and Miss
s. G.. Norrie OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Newoomb. Mr.. and Mrs Max
Grundner of New York, the Misses
Katharine and sarah Harrison of Brook
lyn, who have been spending a few days
at the Winter Inn, the Balsams. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keidel. Ernest II.
Keidel and Miss Pauline q. Settler of
Baltimore are some OF those who came
TO stay here during July and August.
New York registrations at the Mount
Pleasant House this week include Mrs
j.. G.. Schuyler and +. F.. Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. Nissan. Mrs. F. B. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cook. Mr..
and Mrs J. F. Gillroy and party, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G.. Vaughan, who mo-
tored up; DIR. and Mrs. +. Warner
. Bishop OF New York, Mr.. and-AIrs. AL
fred c. Chaplin. who were motoring to
Quebec and going thence TO their. sum
mer home at Pointe a Pic, Canada: Mrs.
Arnold w. Sherman. Mrs. Thomas II.
Peardsley and Miss Betty Beardsley and
Mrs. J. II. Griesel. =
The Right Rev. Bishop George A.
Guertin of Manchester. accompanied by
his secretary. is. at the Fabyan House
and was present at the services at Our
Lady of the Mountain at Fabyan's on
Sunday. Co.,. ..,s'.
First Prizes for View Workers.
The Maplewood trap shooting tourna-
Tnent at tho Maplewood Gun Club was
one OF the most important sporting
events ever held In the White Noun
tains. with upward OF 200 crack shots
from all parts OF the United States and
Canada taking part in 1t. Mrs, Ches-
ter D. Moon OF Eau Claire. Wis, and
Mrs. Harry Harrison of Rochester were
the principal contestants In the women's
+. classes. and honors went to Mrs. Moon
s who captured first prize. The Empire
< State also took first honors in the mems
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS, Va. July l3.-Thc d "
throng on the links has this Wee, 0...
augmented by the arrival OF Mr. w..
lace Eddinger. Mr.. and Mrs r w N.'.
SHALL Mclean Long and Il. ". ,'-
ger of New York.
l.angdon X, Thorne of New Nor
here. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gulhenhja0. ..
companied by Edward and virginia ',.
benkian. have arrived from New III
Other New Workers registered a. ''
Homestead are Frank Lock, l., g. Thee
ana Miss Edith h. Bauer.
Miles Farrow. director of ule ...'
school of the Cathedral of 81. John e
Divine, came down this week Tor feF
weeks stay,
n. w. Buxby and Kenneth R.\
have Joined A. c. Buxby ard 81. 81"
main for some time.
Mrs. Frank Tilford OF New i,r =
here and expects TO remain at III, q "''
stead for tho summer. Mss T.f..
with her.
Mrs. Clark Pritchtt moto~tt io"7
from New York and Joined her d'u-. o.
Miss Jane Druilard. They viii .e.H'H
through the summer.
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to direct the voices. 1t was the most
important part OF the nights prv-
gramme.
Mrs. jackson Fleming Of New York
spoke at a meeting of the Wednesday
Morning Club in Pittsheld this week
on international affairs. She will go
abroad at the end OF the season for a
six months trip under Government
orders to speak to men in the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. F1emming at the begin
ing Of the season bought the country
place of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E.
Leupp in Tyringham.
Former Indian Commissioner Fran
els +. Leupp Of Washington Is now