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Col. House at Gloucester

GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 1.-THE
present week finds prosperous summer
season under way at the north shore re-
sorts. The Oceanside Hotel at Mag
nolta opened short time ago. Among
the New York guests are: Newcomb
Carlton. president OF the Western Union,
and Mrs. Carlton; Mrs. Henry Clarke
Winslow and her daughters, the Misses
Kate and Caroline j. Winslow Nj. and
Mrs. Spencer =. Kennard and family,
Mrs. Charles o. Brant, Mrs. A. f. Mac
Arthur. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Crawford,
A. L. Merriam, Miss V. l.. Mitchell. Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas NJ Schumacher, Mrs
Parker n. Handy, Miss Fellce Morris,
David Hunter Miller Mrs. f. Hazard,
Mrs. Henry +. Guggcnheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
who have been in New York and Wash
ington, d. C. have arrived at Lookout
Hill. their fine estate at Fresh Water
Cove.
Col. Edward NJ. House, President
Wilson's close friend and adviser, Is a
summer resident OF the north shore.
Last week end he had as his guest at
his cottage at Magnolia Viscount Ishii,
the Japanese Ambassador. who came
from Boston by motor car Col. House
had visitors last Monday afternoon who
Saiicu IN u very ulHeTent way.
A big army airplane swooped down
and the occupants who alighted to call
on Col. House were Major-Gen. W,
Rrancker Of tho British Air Mission and
Lieut.. J. s. Reitenbaugh of the United
States Army The flight had been made
under most favorable conditions from
Mineola. N. Y, Col. House entertained
his visitors at luncheon. 1t was stated
to newspaper men that tho visit was OF
a personal nature. The return flight 10
New York was made at 8 :45 o'clock, the
men expecting to reach their destination
at i. NJ. The arrival OF the army
plane attracted a crowd OF over 1000
people, the majority being summer resi-
dents along the coast who came by au-
tomobile and on foot.
The Siamese Embassy, Including
Prince Karawongse, Samese Minister 10
America, and his staff. have arrived at
their summer headquarters at Bass
Rocks. The first secretary. L. II. LOTUS
and family occupy a separate cottage
near Good Harbor Beach. The Slamese
Minister is golf enthusiast and his
house is located at the edge OF the golf
links,
Everywhere In the Eastern Point
Bass Rocks, Magnolia, AnnIsquam
Rockport and Pigeon Cove colonies there
is activity for Red Cross and war re-
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NEW WORKERS WE'D
IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia brilliant
military ceremony at the Peninsula
Hotel. San Mateo, on July 2 united Miss
Ethel HaVemeyer. daughter OF Mrs
William A. Havemeyer OF New York,
and Col Curtis w. Orwell, also a New
Yorker. attached to the sl9th Engineers
a. Camp Fremont, California. The cere-
mony was performed by Chaplain Mer-
ton J. Minkler OF Camp Fremont.
The six young boys who acted as rib
bon bearers entered the room first. form
ing an aisle for the bridal party. They
were Andrew Stone, Jr., Kenneth Pope,
George Pope. Frank Drum, William
Stone and Brock McAllister. The eight
ushers, Capts. W. l.. Harwell, r. l..
Smith. II. f. Strout. Hudson worsham,
Robert f. Crockett. Julius Cohen and
Rixey, followed. When Col. Orwell APP
preached to claim his bride the ushers
drew their swords and saluted.
Miss Vera Havcmeyer. sister Of the
bride and her only attendant, followed
the uahers. and after her came the bride,
leaning on the arm OF her brother-in-
law Andrew L. stone. Capt. Charles L.
Stuart was best man.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
Bayliss OF New York, Mrs. william IL,
Croker entertained at luncheon a few
Mrs Edgar de Pue has returned TO
her home here from visit to tho lie
Pue ranch in Yolo county. with her
| son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
, Warren Matthews. whose marriage was
an event OF few weeks ago, Mr.
Matthews is a New Yorker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Augustus Spreckels
Of New York are planning to come to
San Francisco in August for a month.
Mrs Charles Templeton Croker. who
arrived from New York last week. will
open her country home in Burl!ngame
| for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Bishop OF New
York have arrived in Santa Barbara,
Mr.. and Mrs, William Dalliba Duttor
of New York are leaving Santa Barbars
very soon for home.
Mrs. Donald Brown OF New York. who
Ia summering at Montecito, has beer
spending a week In San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Buck OF New Yorl
are establishing Red Cross branch al
Ell Mirasol. Y
Recent hotel arrivals in San Fran
cisco include the following New Workers.
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OCEAN GROVE TEMPLE CAP.
TURED BY THE MOVIES.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., July 49, - The
camp meeting city Is rapidly filing. up.
one OF the novelties at the North End
bathing grounds is a couple of sport fish
huge canvas covered inflated devices
meant not only for the amusement of
bathers but also as possible llfesavers.
An indication that this staid. sedate
resort is gradually dropping its prim-
ness was given the other day in the
opening of the Young Peoples Temple
as a photo play house Instead OF peo-
pie gathering to listen TO the appeal of
evangelists New Workers. win assemble
to the call OF Mary Pickford. Douglas
Fairbanks and other movie favorites.
The initial attraction was John Barry
more in "Raffies, the Amateur Cracks
man"
The Ocean Grove Red Cross Is in re-
ceipt OF a Red Cross honor flag from
Melvin A. Rice. This resort exceeded its
allotment in the recent drive.
Two prominent clergymen will preach
in the Auditorium tomorrow. In the
morning the Rev. Samuel McWilliams of
Philadelphia will preach, while the Rev
David James Burrell OF New York will
direct the evening service.
Among the annual visitors at the Ma
| jestic are DIR. and Mrs. John y. Balder-
son and daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ, Roberts and family of Brooklyn. who
expect to remain for the balance OF the
| season
At the Spray View are Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Simalton. Miss Eleanor Simalton, MIR.
and Mrs. George Burley, Miss T. T..
Evans, Miss Margaret Bailey. Miss L.
Risler and Claude Jessup OF New York.
The Oceanside is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kelley, Mr., and Mrs. Il. Err
rickson, Mrs. J. Kasser and Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Kassler. OF Brooklyn: Miss
NJ. H. Roth, Miss Catherine Jaeker. Mrs.
Joseph Talmer and NJ, Dolan of New
| York.
July visitors at the Shelburne include
| Henry Goullet, Miss Dorothy Goslee, w.
| Christopher Jones and Frederick Harri-
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Visitors From the Camps Make Military Note Conspicu-
Gus at Asbury Park---Bastle Day Celebration Will
Be an Intercommunty Event MANY Arrivals

signed the passionate of the Methodist
Church here to become a chaplain in
the service. Guests at the dinner in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw.
the Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wright, DR..
and Mrs William A Atchley, DIR. James
William Marshall, the Rev. and Mrs.
John Goorley. Milton T. Kamm the
Rev. and Mrs. Francis II. Richey. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mount. the Rev. Do
menico Porforio. the Rev. Saverio Sea-
lera and the Rev. Walter H. Grunow.
James A. Bradley of New York.
founder Of Asbury Park, is passing the
summer here for the first time in
many years. He is making his home
at the Metropolitan.
The New Monterey Hotel Is enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. George Reuter-,
MIR. and Mrs. II. E. Dean. Miss NJ. V.
Mrs. Theodore F. Mercedes, w. H.
Baker. w. d. Baker of New York. DR..
X. G. Burnister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Stratemeyer. Miss Edna C. Strate-
meyer Of Newark, Mrs. Herbert Hill
Mrs. Thomas r. White and Miss White
Of Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank
Eby and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Frame
Of Lancaster, Pa.
July guests at the Metropolitan are
Mr. and Mrs. T. Alfaro. Miss NJ. Emery
r Alfaro, NJ. Shaw Straus. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. MACPHERSON. ]. A. Dixon
Miss l.. Horton. NJ. B. Marshall, j. r
Newell, ]. A. Dean of New York.
At the Brunswick are Mr.. and Mrs
A. Wellish, A. Anspach. T. b
Jacob. w. ]. Jacobus. Mr.. and Mrs. E
Bancroft. Mrs. f. J. Lyons. Mrs. A. z
Lyons, Mrs. D. Roger. G. Una Of New
York.
New Workers at the shore.
Joining the Manhattan contingent al
the West End are Mr.. and Mrs.
Christie. j. Genocchio. Mrs. Genocchio
E. E. Davies. L. Herman. A. Herman
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Spring Lake Girls Farming

SPRING LAKE, y. j. July 13.-When
not engaged in war activities, the Man
haitian contingent here has devoted Itself
to golf. tennis and ocean bathing. Old
players on the links are finding the
course far more sporty than in other
years. Skilful hazards have been
added, and many willy player has
baked in front of the difficult traps con-
structed at intervals over the links.
An enthusiastic gallery will I'M
doubtedly turn out next week to watch
Norman Maxwell play AS the guest of
E. A. Stroud. New York followers of
the royal game improving their scores
this week include Mr. and Mrs. Francis
L. Archer, Miss Mabel L. Foster. Mrs
=. +. Flood. Mrs. Meredith q. Crossman,
Mrs. A. c. Quincy. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
T. Thurston. Mrs. l., Frederick Dodd
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Springer and
Miss Katherine Walker.
Long Branch has not n monopoly Of
farmerettes. An organization has been
formed at Spring Lake, and includes NOT
few debutantes Of New York and
Philadelphia Mrs. Henry Welsh Rogers
OF New York has donated her shore
home as headquarters for the women
agriculturists Mrs Rogers recently
opened her lodge with garden party
at which Gen. S. d. Sturgis and a par,..
of Camp Dix officers were present.
The week end ball at the Essex and
Sussex was attended by large number
or enlisted men who were visiting
parents and friends here. Among those
entertaining friends at dinner before
the dance were Miss Gladys Borden, Mrs
Peter Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
J, Hemphill Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Heilner, Mr.. and Mrs James & BRADLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Nichols. Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Hale Graves and Mrs.
| Luther Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Maps of Jamaica
l.. l., arrived Thursday at the Shoreham.
where The Misses Willetts of Brooklyn
are also sojourning
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Dean of BROOKLYN
| are visiting friends in Freneau, n. J.
Or, Charles Norris, chief medical ex-
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aminer of New York city. is passing the
season at the Essex and Sussex with his
wife.
New Workers. are taking an active part
in the Ann May Memorial Hospital Al
lance. which chose the following officers
for the summer at Its meeting on Tues.
day President Mrs. Henry A Ha!nes
Of Cehstnut Hin; vice-presidents, Mrs
Charles H. Hinchman. Mrs. James B
Clemens and Mrs. James Moses; treas
urer, Miss Margretta Fort. The execu-
tive committee includes Mrs. Horace b
Tobin, Mrs Huston Dixon. Mrs. William
F. Green. Miss Margaret Jamison and
Mrs. w. G. Sickle.
Capt. John y. Thompson, L. :, y, Of
the Naval Academy. has been passing
brief leave at tho New Monmouth.
The fate of the annual flower show
has not vet been determined. but Il ia
believed that II will be held for the hene-
fit of the Spring Lake Red Cross. q
which Mrs. Karl G. RoehlAag is executive
chairman.
Mrs. s. Z. Uric is entertaining hsr
sister. Mrs. James O Sheldon OF New
York. Braddis Carroll of Mineola was
the guest of A. p. Pilot at dinner at the
Essex and Sussex Thursday evening,
The New Monmouth IL entertaining
Mrs. Robert A. Keppler Mrs William
Milton. Mrs Alfred Lawrence Snyder,
Miss Daisy Sproule. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
L. Barnes, Miss Marion I. Scott, Cap.
F. h. Darlington. Mrs. Robert II Red.
mond and Mrs. II. p. Keller OF New
York.
AT the Essex and Sussex are sojourr.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Glover F. Perrin. MT
and Mrs. Albert Young. Mr.. and Mrs
James II. Benedict. Miss Stella Benedict,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bronner Mrs Raw
son underhill, Miss Dorothy CnderhNl
Miss Lydia Cnderhill. Mr.. and Mrs /
r. Best and George L. Brooker
At the Allaire are Mr.. and Mrs Lam.
bert Huntington Miss Florence Ray.
mond Mr. and Mrs. +. w Cutler and
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Cutler OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sherheri
of Brooklyn.
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Diplomats in the Blue Ridge

some week ends at the CHAIRMAN cot
tage.
Mr.. Colville Barclay, secretary of the
British Embassy, has taken cottage
for the season at Blue Ridge and is now
here with his family.
Baron Knut Bonde. secretary of the
Swedish Legation, has taken cottage
at Blue Ridge and is now occupying it
with his family.
Argentine Embassy, with his family, is
now at his cottage near Monterey for
the season.
+. VI. Quintana, counsellor OF the Ar
gentine Legation. has leased a cottage
at Monterey and Is now there for the
season with his family.
The Minister from Ecuador, r. II.
Elizalda. Is now with his family at a
cottage near CHAIRMAN.
The Monterey colony was glad to well
come back for another season DR.. II.
Bryn. the Norwegian Minister. who is
now there with his family.
Andre de Laboulaye. secretary of the
French Legation, has taken a cottage
near Blue Ridge for himself and family
and they are now here for the season.
Capt John T.. Barley, United states
Signal Corps. has taken a cottage at
Blue Ridge.
Victor Elting OF the American Protec-
tive League is at Buena Vista Springs
with his family.
Gen. o. H. Ernst, United States Army
retired, has taken a cottage near the
Buena Vista Springs Hotel and Is there
with his family.
Walker ID. Hines, assistant to Score.
tary McAdoo on the Railway Board. has
arrived at Blue Ridge Summit with his
family. where they will occupy a cot
tage for the season.
Rear Admiral Il. II. Gheen and hi.
family have Joined the Monterey cottage
colony.
The family OF John l.. saltonstall OF
the United States Naval Reserve are a
their cottage at Buena Vista Springs.
DR.. Camp Stanly. Y. $. N. has re-
turned to his cottage at Blue Ridg,
Summit. His family are with him.
John b. White OF the War Trade
Board has taken a cottage for his fam
lily at Blue Ridge Summit.
| John f. wilkins Of the War Indus
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Ethel NJ. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Denithorne
Of New York.
At the Bristol arc Mrs. A. voulin,
Mrs. w. e. Preble, Bert Cleave, Mr..
and Mrs. g. c. Mills Jr.. DR.. R T.
Bishop. E. Murray, NJ. L. ORein. Adolf
Diax, Mrs. A. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Moore. Mrs. d. Kaplan ana daughter.
Mrs. Z. Gamma, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Smith and J. II. Collier Of New York.
Some arrivals at Sunset Hall are
Mrs. @. w. Blanchard, Russell Blan-
chard, Charles l.. Schenck. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. L. Ruder. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Watson, G.
NJ. Laidlaw. e. z. Zorenberg, Mrs. e.
Zorenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. L. De Room,
r. c. Crowley. Miss Grace Little, L. H.
McAulifYe. e. I. Croll, Mrs. w. N. Og-
den and Mrs. ]. Fay OF New York.
The Plaza Is entertaining G. 8. Rus
sell, r. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Zoeckel, z. Holden. J. Holden, Mr.. and
Mrs L. ]. Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Gillen, H. walcoff and c. c. Packer
off New York.
Those arriving at the Marlborough
include T. r. Pieve, DR.. and Mrs. w.
D. Knect. f. Knect, Z. d. Voorhees,,
Mrs. f. Knowles. +. L. Adele. d. Bur-
nett, w. L. Smith. F. H. Whitman and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Smith of New York.
The Clifton has among its guests
Miss e. Gage. Mrs. G. H. Gage, e. J.
Morley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Mercer, F.
w. Sullenburg, J. Reil. Miss 2. Mer-
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mercer and Miss
g. Baldwin of New York.
Those at the Normandie include f.
w. Fowler, T. r. Fowler, w. L. Stimp-
son, d. White. H. A. Skinner. w. L.
Howell, H. G. Bodwell, Mrs. B. Ham
blet and Miss G. Martin from New
York.
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well patronized, hundreds Of men in
the service who come here for over
Sunday finding 1t a comfortable re-
treat after a plunge in the surf. The
club had its formal opening last Sat-
urday. The soldiers are being made
welcome at all the hotels, and at the
dance in the Monterey tonight there
was brilliant assembly in which they
were conspicuous. Among the dancers
were Miss Peggy Moore. Miss Dorothy
Appleget, Miss Florence Creighton,
Miss Josephine Rowell and Miss Doro-
thy Innes.
The Lafayette will resume its weekly
dances for children on Monday, and
the informal midweekly dances for the
younger set on Wednesday. Among
the season guests who have recently
arrived at this hotel are Mr.. and Mrs
L. DEsterre, Miss Ann Cooper. James
NJ. Cooper and J. Peterson Rider.
The annual meeting Of the Summer
School of Methods. a Sunday school
training course for teachers, has been
under way here throughout the week
in the high school building. with about
500 students attending. On Tuesday
night the entire membership went for
q tour of Deal Lake in launches and
afterward built camp fires on the
beach, roasted marshmallows and sang
patriotic songs.
Announcement has just been made Of
the marriage of Miss Mary v. Dennis,
sister Of Sherman Dennis Of the New
Monterey Hotel. to Corporal Frederick
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BAYHEAD CARD GAMES FOR
THE RED CROSS.

BAYHEAn. y. j., July l3.-As a re-
ward for faithful work done in the re-
cent campaigns OF the Liberty Loan and
the Red Cross several New York Boy
Scouts have had an outing at the shore.
At Bayhead they embarked on James
P!erces power boat and cruised down
Barnegat Bay. and tents were pitched
near Seaside Park. In the party were
Scout Master William A. Gassn. Ray
mond Thorne, member OF the Naval
Reserve Elliot Con-. Robert III. Poole.
Jr., John Ferruggiar!o, James Morris,
Howard Conover, Stephen Bennett and
Frederick Titus.
The midweek card parties at the Bluffs
are well attended. A combination auC-
ton and Ave hundred Red Cross beneiit
was the attraction this week, and twenty
five tables were filled with bidders.
Players from New York included Mr..
and Mrs. W, l., Washburne, Miss DorO-
thy Washhurue, II. H. Barnes. Jr.. Mrs.
L. Somerville, Mrs. Henry l.. Stothoff.
Donald Ford, Mr.. and Mrs Frank w.
stone, Miss Louise Lyons, DR.. and Mrs,
Walter Fl. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph F.. Edwards
Chairman Robert II. Metcalfe OF the
Bayhead Yacht Club is arranging a
number OF tennis tournaments for the
women and children OF the resort. The
customary competition for the New Jer-
sey shore championship. which is usually
held in mid-August, was eliminated this
year because of the scarcity OF young
men. In an exciting doubles match on
the club courts Wednesday afternoon
Miss Eleanor Simpson and Miss Julia
Fleetwood of Brooklyn defeated Mrs
Kenneth Richardson and Miss Hllda
Courtney in three straight sets, 6--1.
e. and 40.
Registering at the Bluffs were Charles
G. Russell. Walter H. Van Olinda, Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. Randolph and Miss
Dorothy Vernon OF New York.
New York arrivals at the Bellevue
include Miss c, Constance Doherty. Miss
Audrey b. Brown. Miss Julie Pendletor
and George G. Garlock.
Mrs. Charles d. Strubers and James
Strubers OF Flushing and Miss Emma D
Tracey OF Brooklyn are spending the
season at the Grenville.
Edgar NJ. Reynolds OF Roslyn, L. !.
is visiting friends at Bayhead.
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c. E. Morrison, A. C. CARVER, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Opolmoly.
Late registrations at the Norwood
Hall are Lieut.. Samuel T. Warner OF the
u. s. 8. South Carolina, Mrs p. c. Bell
Of New York. Mrs. H. w. De Ronde,
Mrs. william Adams, Master Jack Bell
Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth Pringle. Miss
Hazel Warner. Mrs. Jennie Malcolm,
Miss Zoe Petit Of New York: Mrs. r.
Coyne. East Orange; Mrs. Byrd Fra
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Fabin and
d. r. Fabin of East Orange.
Among those arriving at the Madi-
son are Miss A. F. Hartman. Miss H.
A. Sackett, Mrs. r. L. McLain, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Burchard, Malcolm Bur-
chard. T. q. Hopkins. H. G. Barton, H.
OShaughnessy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Soria, Miss NJ. z. Soria, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L. Webster, Jeanne d. Webster, Mr..
and Mrs.OJ. Y. Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Donnelly, Miss Marie Donnelly.
Cornelius. Luehs and Miss Ellen NJ.
Newman Of New York.
Spending July at the Victoria are
A. G. Whaley. Mrs. NJ. whaley, Miss
C. L. Condit. Miss N. Bennett, Miss c.
l.. Condit. Miss c. whaley, Miss /
Tate. Miss H. Fox and w. Walsh OF
New York.
Among those at the Keswick are
Miss Margaret B. Doyle Of New York
DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin Of Philadelphia,
Miss Lillian Baldwin of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dierof Of Phila.
delphia, Miss Sutton Of London. Eng
land, Miss Frank Catelle OF London
England; e. L. White and w. H. Jen.
kins of New York.
Making their headquarters at the
New Ardsley are Mr. and Mrs. C
Eidel. Mrs. ]. c. Sharp. p. Sharp. E
w. Kirkpatrick, Miss NJ Kirkpatrick
Miss ". Kirkpatrick, c. G. Thorn, MI
and Mrs. ]. A. Ray, H. Vanderpool, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Walher. F. Young, Mrs. E
Young and Miss A. Young of New
York.
At the Chatelaine are Mr.. and Mrs
T. c. Amiss. Richard p. Titterbusch
Mrs. A. c. Rackey, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Justice. Miss Lucie Finnie. Mr.. ant
Mrs. b. Gertig. James Forfer ant
daughters, Mrs. Charles Leggett. Mis-.
NJ Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Grotta. Mrs
f. Lake, Miss Lillian E. Lake. Mis-
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come to the 81 ore to enjoy the cool
breezes on the beach front keep the
sports going along with plenty OF zest.
Fishing attracted larger attention this
week with the arrival Of the weakfish
in ever growing numbers. The "kineies'
are also running. and the rodmen among
the visitors find plenty of action at the
artificial banks built FIVE miles of the
upper beach by the shore authorities
and from the piers and upper boardwalk
as we'll. The inlet boardwalk has been
especially patronized by the sportsmen,
who got good results from their cast
ings beyond the breaker line.
Finishing a lively week Of entertain
ing the Grand Lodge Of Elks. which has
been celebrating its fftieth anniversary
here, the resort will lave a lull in con-
ventions during the coming week. The
National Fertilizers Association will be
the only large assembly In town. Head
quarters have been established at the
Traymore.
Among the New York arrivals by
motor during the week were Mr.. and
Mrs Edward d. Trainer, who are regis.
tered at the Chelsea. Mr.. and Mrs
A. T. Cathart of New York are stoppini
at the Marlborough-B lenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bennington. New
York. are guests at the Netherlands
where are also Mr. and Mrs. q. A
Schwartx. L. L Lewis. New York
motored to the Garden Inn on Thurs
day for fortnight's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Tobin, New
York, are Blackstone visitors. ]. r. F
McCafferey. New York. is visiting rela
tives at the Alamac Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Cohen. New York. are Breaker
arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds. New
York. have extended their visit at thu
ostend. Miss Millicent Brown, New
York, Is a guest at the jackson. At tn
Virginia are Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wal
dorf of Newark.
Miss Dorothy Stone Is with Mrs. T
Davidson Lewis at the Lexington To-
July. Mrs. II. NJ. Grier. New York, II
a Strand visitor. Mrs Ernest Sullivan
New York, is a Chalfonte visitor. Mr.
| and Mrs. p. J. Walsh, Orange, ar
spending July at the Arlington.
George H. Carter. New York. Is a
the Phillips House. Miss b. B. Gordon
New York. is registered at the Boutwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Rosecrans
New York, are Lorraine arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sheard. New
York, are at the St. Charles. Mr.. an
Mrs. John Blackman. New York, ar
Clarendon visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. w.