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WOMEN GOLFERS ACTIVE AT
EKWANOK.

MANCHESTER, VT, Aug. i7.-Ths
Ekwanok course II throngsd with r,r.
ers daily and many women are playing
at this time, including from New York
Miss Florence l.. Pond, Mrs. l.. II. Conk.
lin. Mrs. E. T. Mcdonald, Mrs. Thoma,
Grahame. Mrs. A. p. Walker. Miss
Leonie Burrili. Miss Pauline Robinson.
Miss Elisabeth Shaw and Mrs. +. b.
Ryan.
The Rev Alexander McColl, d. D.. M
the Second Presbyterian Church Phil.
adelphia. who is visiting Grinneil will~
at the Equinox House, preached at ths
Congregational Church last Sunday
morning.
The Rev George Smytho Of New
York Is spending his vacation with hIs
family at the Seminary cottage. W.
Mcknight. who has been spending hIs
vacation with his family at the sten.
cottage. returned to the city this wesh.
Arrivals at the Equinox House in.
elude Mrs. J. NJ. Jenkins, A. W. Jenk.
ins, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. MRniee, Mr. ami
Mrs. l.. ID. Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs ],
NJ. Donald, Mrs. Henry r. SImmcns,
Miss l. NJ. Watson, Herbert Berr., Mr.
and Hrs. H. NJ. Lisgett, Mr.. and Ms
William F. Dominick. Mrs A. C. Heneks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melville o.
New York
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CROWDS AT JERSEY BEACHES ENJOY VARIED DIVERSION

Cooper, Miss Young ana Miss B.Es,ov
Of New York.
Mr5, u. W. Jackson and Mr.. and Nv,
Willie 3. Paine motorsd from the Pron,,
for luncheon with Mrs. James HAY a,
the Mount Washington on Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph Hunter. Miss Jessarn,na
Childs. tho Misses Ida and Julia Halls
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Greenleat Sykes, tbs
Misses Martha and Elizabeth Sykes. M
and Mrs Henry D.. williams, Mr.. And
Mrs. r. r. Owens, r. p. Reynolds, R
Schmolk Mrs. r. p. johnson, George p
Story. Graves Moore, @. q. Beaumont,
Mrs. A. NJ. Chapman. L. Il. and V, q
Byron, the we'll known golfers: Mr. ana
Are. l.. ID. Compson, Angus Compson
and Mrs. Egerton Parsons are among
New York arrivals at TIE Mount Wash.
ington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Twomey OF New
Rochelle, who are at the Mount Pleas.
ant with their family. have been enter.
tanning army officers from Camp Devon,
Mrs. Basil Blackett OF England. MIR.
and Mrs. A. S. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas N. Blake and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. d. Wheeler and Miss Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Cane are ar.
rivals at the Mount Pleasant House A,
Breton Woods.
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LAKE PLACID HEARS
VICTOR HERBERT

Joined her mother, Mrs. NJ Il. Sheehan
OF Greenwich, Conn, at the Grand View.
Mr.. Sheehan Is expected there later,
Miss Catherine p. Gambler OF New
York has returned to spend the remain
der Of August at the Grand View.
mir. and Mrs. II. @. Grassi and Miss
r. Grassi OF New York are back for the
rest OF the season there. Others from
New York among recent arrivals at the
Grand View include: T. c. Brennan.
s. ]. Neegan. Mr.. apd Mrs. o. NJ. Davis
Miss Agnes McDonough, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson
Charles H. Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Washburn.
Master Harris kempner WAS the win
ner of the Junior tennis tournament at
Whitefaoe Inn. On Thursday the jun
Tors at the Inn engaged in a swimming
contest and water sports.
Among those recently arrived for the
remainder OF the season at Whiteface
Inn Is Commodore Morton Plant of New
London. Conn.,, who is accompa MED by
Mrs. Plant.
At Camp Inwood Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Hoffman are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Allegart OF New York.
Recent New York arrivals at White
face Inn include Mrs. James b.
Sheridan, James Sheridan, Donald H.
Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. William j. Tay-
or and children, Mrs william q. Adams,
Master John A. Adams, Mrs. A. q. War
rer Miss Hazel Y. Warner Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mrs. w. III, De Ronde, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. r, More, Mrs. William Bigler
Miss Elizabeth More, c. l.. Sicard, Mrs
l. Summers. Miss A. Summers.
y mock trial was recent event at
Northwoods Inn. Paul Hernandez.
Munroe Ferry and Joseph II. Sheahan
OF New York were arraigned on the
charge OF disturbing other sojourners
at the Inn. The Rev, Father 4. J.
Koran acted as judge; NJ p. Melville
or Montreal as prosecutor Frederick
II, Pearco Of Hampstead, N. Y, as coun-
sci for the defence; William G. Kelly
OF New York as clerk of court and
George L. krchgastner OF Railway, y.
j.. as the detective in the case
Mr.. Kelly has been elected editor Of
the Daily Gazette, nwspaps4 done OH
the typewriteg and issued by spjourners
at the inn.
Mrs. Walter vom Clef. her daughter,
Miss Hortense vom Clef, and her sister,
Miss Minnie Castens have arrived for
their annual sojourn al Northwoods Inn.
Others from New York recently arrived
there include Nrs. c. Il. Rainhrtdgs,
Mrs. Horace !. Meyer Mrs. Katherine
&C. Stewart, DR.. Evelyn A. Douredsure,
Dr. Helen II. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. s, Dougan.
Recently arrived from New York at
the Pines are Samuel L. Cone, y. c.
Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Treadwell.
Miss Helen Treadwell, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
WeIse, William L. Weise. c. J. Sparks,
Miss Cornelia j, Sawin, H.. ". Blow,
Harry Mandell. Harry Hastings, Miss
Elizabeth Macarthur, Miss Susan T. Nc
Arthur.
Those from New York recently ar
rived at the Belmont include Miss Grace
J.. O'keefe, Miss Emily a. O'keefe. Mr..
and Mrs. u. +. Garland. Miss Adelaide
Thomas. Miss Elizabeth Cannon J. van
der Nicer, ]. c. Van WYE. Charles T.
Mccormick.
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GIBBONS
4 AT SPRING LAKE

SPRINS LAKE, y. j., Aug. l7.-Car-
dinsl Gibbons came to Spring Lake this
week and was the guest OF the Marquis
and Mrs. Martin Maioney. There was
no formal entertaining In his honor, but
tho Cardinal appeared great deal
among the summer visitors at informal
gatherings. He went to Deal Bea n
tainsd by Mgr. Fahy, one Of his score
tariss. who recently returned from Red
Cross mission to Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Markham of
Tulsa. Okla, were among thosa enter
, tanning the Cardinal at luncheon at the
Essex and Sussex. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
hams other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Maloney. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Carberry
Rtchie and Mrs. Arthur e. Osborn.
Tho New Monmouth Hotel was the
meeting place Of the summer colony on
Thursday for the first of series OF
bridge teas Tor the benefit of the local
Red Cross chapter. The patronesses in
ciuded Mrs F. C. Baird, Mrs. George
Fales Baker. Mrs. George A. Bicknell.
Mrs. William ]. J. Bowman. Mrs. Thomas
II. =. Brown. Mrs +. L. Campion, the
Misses Campion, Mrs. A. Clayton, Mrs,
James b. Clemens. Mrs. Henry u. Coch-
ran, Mrs. f. w. Corlies. Mrs. Lloyd
Grove, Mrs II. II. Hallock, Mrs. A'cxan-
der j. Hemphlll, Mrs. Samuel HeilnsF,
Mrs. Cornelius Hook and Miss Martha
T. Jamson.
.ir. and Mrs. T. A. Adams OF New
York have arrived with their family, in
Guiding MISS Gladys Adams, Miss Grace
Adams, T. A. Adams. Jr., and Jack
Adams. and Miss Kennedy, to pass the
remainder of August at the New Mon
mouth.
Mrs. Irwin II, Hance. Jr, of Brooklyn,
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CARD PARTIES POPULAR AT
BETHLEHEM.

BETHLEHEM, N. IL, Aug. l1.-Mr. and
Mrs. i. II. Hillyer Of New York are
spending some time at the Sinclair
House. DR.. and Mrs, Henry J. Edar and
family are here for a long stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Francis of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Salamanser are also
visiting here. Charles Furthman OF
New York IL here for the remainder Of
the season.
Tho card parties at the Mount Wash
iug,on for the benefit OF the Red Cross
are well patronised. Spending two weeks
here with her friends Miss A. Lorrimer
is Miss Margaret Hargrove Of New York.
John J. Kirby OF New York joined his
family at the Alpine over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Emery motoref from
New York TO spend few days at the
Alpine.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stetson Griffing
OF New Rocf ellie. n. Y, motored through
the mountains to spend some time at the
Arlington Hotel in Bethlehem.
Mrs. John r.. Kelly and her daughter,
Miss Madeleine Kelly. are spending Au-
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lam Stafford. The women who re.s y-l
We're Mrs l.. Lockwood, Mrs = hutton
Mrs, rilford, Mrs. l. T. Gleason. N's ).
l.. Rankin and Mrs l. Wilson
dinner aud Informal darcr va
given on Wednesday by Mr and Ms
George Reynolds Of New York ~ 'ht''
cottage.
At Lake Breeze tho cottag' ~ Ir
and Mrs q, n, Coleman OF N.s Yor,. =
plano recital was given hy AlrXNrder
Robinson on Wednesday Afternoon. II"
was assisted by the Misses Laura ana
Helen Perkins vocalists.
On Wednesday evening a harvest dSrcs
was given at the Round Ton Farmhouse
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Tutt!e Of Ns"
York. The men attended the dance
dressed as farmers. gardeners, MA
drivers country squ!res and parsons,
smoking corncob pipes aud wrar"s
bandarnas. while the women wore SUI
bonnets, calico frocks and gins AZ
aprons. The dancers came t' .tF
wagons and carts. Tho ballroom ls''''-
lions consisted OF Jack q lanterns, corr
stalks. baled hay, pumpkins. roU'oS'
c!trons and red peppers, fcstooned ~
strings, The hayseeh march Was lea ].
Miss Marie Hooper and Samuel Pa s""-
OF New York. Refreshm,rta, CONSISTING
OF doughnuts and cider, were fgrnhh''
between dances,
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LONG BRANCH GIRLS
WEDDING AVIATORS

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. Aug. 1.-THE
series OF marriages between soldiers at
Canp Vail and Long Branch girls which
began when the camp was opened con-
tinusd this week. The last couple were
Miss Frances clifford Of Washington
street and Henry F. Dreelse of Missouri.
Announcement was also made OF the
engagement OF Miss Rebecca Flock,
daughter OF John w. Flock OF Long
Branch, to Corporal James Il. Green of
New York. The marriage will not oc-
cur until the close OF the war.
The Rev. Joseph w. Chasey. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Temple OF New York.
Is here spending his vacation. He will
assist the Rev. Leslie l.. Hand in a rally
tomorrow TO clear the Asbury NJ. T..
Church from debt.
camp Wallis aviation field will he
known AS Merkei Field In memory OF
Lieut.. Louis X. Merkel, who was buried
with military honors early IN the week.
Lieut.. Merkeis death was due to a fall
last Friday, He was formerly a member
of the Seventh Regiment and a graduate
OF the PRINCETON ground school.
An entertainment to aid the Navy
Club at 500 Fifth avenue, New York.
which was started by Mrs w. II. Ham
ilton OF New York and Monmouth Beach.
was given at the Seabright Beach Club
to-day. Tickets were sold by Miss Mar
garet Hamilton and Miss Margaret Has
kell OF Monmouth Beach.
Felix NJ. Warburg. Jacob II. SchiN
and Herman Browker of New York, who
have summer homes In Rumson. have
gone on a visit TO Bar Harhor, Me. Mrs
George N. Pullman Of Chicago. one Of
the pioneer cottagers. is i'll at her Ocean
Grove house. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
byron OF MoRtelair are at North Long
Branch for the remainder OF the season.
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was entertained over the week end by
Dr. Irwin II. Hance, Sr.. at the Essex
and Sussex.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter c. Teagie Of New
York have returned 10 the Essex and
Sussex from an automobile trip In Con-
necticut.
Mrs. n. p. Bailey and Mrs T. r.
Hall OF Brooklyn have arrived at the
New Monmouth. where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Allen NJ. Young Of New York
passed the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Crafts. at the New
Monmouth. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Post
Of Bernardsville have arrived at the
New Monmouth to remain until autumn
Mrs. Emmons Blaine. who is passing
the season at the Essex and Sussex, left
on Wednesday for a brief visit In Chi
cago.
The Rev, Arthur ]. Kenney and the
Rev, Daniel Curley OF New York are
at the New Monmouth. The Rev. " p.
Mclean Is another Manhattan clergy
man passing the season at the New
Monmouth,
Mrs Adam Keller and Mrs. w, o.
Steadman of New York are at the
ShoreAam for August
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred II. Thurston,
Frederick d. Thurston. Miss Anna
Thurs.on and Miss Anna l., Dodd OF
New York have arrived at the New
Monmouth to pass August.
Brooklyn sojourners at the Shoreham
include Miss Anna l.. Heenan. Mrs II.
Bernard Carpenter, Mrs. J. II. Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. II. Carser. Miss Peggy
Lynch Is entertaining Miss Anna Curtis
and Miss MARSHA Of Philadelphia 1t tho
Essex and Sussex.
DR. and Mrs. c. ]. Mcclure, Miss MIL
riel Mcguire, Miss Dorothy Aitken, F. b,
Cook, Mr., and Mrs v, II, Corning OF
New York are at the Essex and Sussex.
Among the arrivals at the New Mon
mouth are Mr.. and Mrs Faulkner Hill.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Smith. Mr and
Mrs, John s. Ward, Jr., Frank a. Kee-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Downey, A.
il. Taylor. Frank T, Byrne ana DR.. New
ton NJ. 6haffsr of New York, and Mr..
and Mrs, a. NJ, Tilford Of Tuxedo Park.
Arrivals at the Shoreham include Mr..
and Mrs. George v, Van Alstyne, Miss
Mary j. O'Brien, Miss Catherine
QBrlen, Miguel Castro, Mrs. a. r. De
Castro. Miss Celia De Castro, Lewis J.
Becker, Mrs. ID. C, Cornell, Mrs. A. w.
Hsiiock of New York, Mira Frank T.
West. John $. Bailey. sydney ], Forest
Of Brooklyn,
Sojournsrs at tho New Breakers ara
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Benedict, II. X.
NeCann, Miss Eleanor Powers, Mr.. ana
Mrs c, A. Hansen, Mrs. Frank r. White.
Miss Ethel White of New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W GiiNn Of
Brooklyn have returned after VISIT
with relatives at Deal and Elberon. Gal
win Town OF Brooklyn is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. W. A. Consall of NcrNood
avenue
Adeiph Lewisohn Mrs. Arthur Leh-
man and Mrs. Albert Rossin left their
Elberon cottages the latter part Of the
week for the Adironadcks, where they
VIII pass the remainder of the SUMNER.
Judge John Palmieri OF New Yor. 3
Passing the summer at Brighton avenue.
MI. and Mrs. r. A. Corley OF New Yprk
are passing the summer Mt the White
cottage ~ Monmouth Meach.
Major Howard S. Borden Of Rnuso1
has given two blooded horses to ne aue.
toned off for the Red Cross at the m
terstate Fair at Trenton, Major Borden
is member Of Gov. Edges stan
The committee on girls Rrtlvties o;
me war Camp Community Seryi"a w
hold meeting on Monday. at which
programme will be outlined. The sum
mer visitors taking an active part H..
clude Mrs II. L. Mason, Mrs Ernest
limburg, Mrs. George IT, Prentiss, Mrs.
+. M. Rosenwald, Mrs. f. Il SloeGT,
Mrs Alfred Hess, Mrs Arnold Herman,
Mrs. Albert Harris. Mrs. C II Irwin,
Mrs, n. p, Morris, Mrs. Samuel Krd"!,
Mrs Henry Selisman, AIRS. II 9. S.2hey,
Mrs. ], A. 'Stratton, Mrs. J J. Van
Brskle, Mrs. J. DsnziR. Mrs 4 4.
Badger, Mrs. W. G. Price, Mrs r Gum
fried, Mrs. ], W. Flock. Miss lNoreugs
fieet, Miss Elizabeth Green. Mis-, r. Y.
Arrowsm'th and Miss Ella PsNter
Mr.. and Mira A. Jordan Of New
York are at the Pannaci
Capt and Mrs. a ]. Arthur Prprt-
man and Louis II. Radin of New YORK
are late arrivals at the Taos anasss
Hotel.
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POINT PLEASANT DANCE GAINS
$500 FOR RED CROSS.

POINT PHEASANT, N. j., Aug. IA
costume dance for the Red Cross at the
Leighton last Saturday night WAS the
first AFFAIR of the sort held here this
season and netted about $500.
A large colony OF Brooklyn people are
this year at the Pine Bluff
Inn Some Of the Brooklynites register
ing there this week included George T,
white, Mrs. w, J. Baumann, Miss Mar
garet L. Kohl. Miss Maize NJ Kohl, Mr.
and Mrs, y. L. Hart. w. J. Revlne, Mr..
and Mre. Thomas A. Davis, Mrs George
d. Wilson, Miss Mildred Wilson, Miss
Marion NJ, Warren, George Wilson. Mrs
C. C. Weaver. Miss Frances Weaver,
Miss Margaret b. Warner. Mrs L. b.
Warner. Mrs Wilfred Levy. Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Ado!ph Stoeker, A. r. Stoeker.
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DROVE FROM YONKERS TO
CRAWFORD HOUSE IN A DAY.

CRAWFORD He. 81, N. II. Aug. IL
The Crawford House 10 having a round
OF activities for the benefit of the War
Service Club, including . putting match
on Wednesday and an auction party on
Friday evening, at both of which en-
trance fees will be given to the club
through Mrs. William A. Barron.
Mrs. Alfred Skitt of Yonkers was
hostess at bridge party at the Notch
Canteen on Tuesday. Tea was served
on the porch afterward.
The colony welcomed Frederic Hol-
brook Of Yonkers. n. Y, on Monday
after he had made his usual record
run OF over 800 miles to the Crawford
In one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Green OF New
York. Miss Belle da Costa Greene and
party are among late arrivals by au-
tomobile.
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ATLANTA GIRL WINS GOLF CUP
AT TWIN MOUNTAIN.

TWIN MOUNTAIN, N. H., Aug. IL
The Twin Mountain House had 40 It's
principal activity this week 4 golf tour
nsment for which . silver cup was
offered as prize II was won by Miss
Rosalle Mayer OF Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mes %. NJ. Se!xas and
Everett selxas Of New York have ar
rived for O months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Samuel and
party have arrived at the Twin Noun
tain House on an automobile trip.
DR.. and Mrs. M. l.. Goidberger and
son OF New York are spending some
time here. Other arrivals this week are
Adolph s.. Levy and Mrs. r 8. Levy
and Miss Violet lie Roy, Joseph A.
Kantz, Mrs. J. Il. Jennings, NJ. II. Roth
schild. Mr.. and Mrs Leo Fields and
the Misses Laura and Ruth Fields Of
New York.
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War Helps Season at Asbury Park
Dances and Cards for Charities
;. Cardinal Gibbons at Spring Lake

rived at the Columbia for the week
are Lieut.. l.. Fisher. Capt. NJ. Bell,
Lieut.. F. Cartwright. Lieut.. J. II.
Coane. Lieut.. N. q. Miller. Ensign X.
Laird. Chief Yeoman X. Alexander
and Lieutenant Commander r. J. Jones
Of the navy, and Major p. Andrews,
Major L. X. Field. Capt. J. p. Wallace.
Capt. r. NJ. Murray, Lieut.. G. J. Pratt
and Lieut.. J. Van orden OF the army.
Arrivals from New York at the
Asbury Park hotels include the fol-
lowing:
New Monterey - Miss May Kelly,
Charles Kelly, Martin A. Knapp,
Arthur A. Hume. John Ewing.
Mss Dorothy Curtis. Miss Anna
Mentally. T. 8. Holmes, Miss Min
ME Geary, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Marsh. Thomas F. Rice. Miss Anna
Lannon. New York; Miss Ada Helm.
Mrs. Charles II. Kellogg. Ralph II.
Fuller, Miss Anne Curtis. Walter Ellis,
Miss Anna Markham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Colman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burnett, Brooklyn.
! Lafayettc-Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Smith, Nine. r. Constntinsau, 1.
Handley, Miss c. McDermott, George
Hamilton. Miss Sarah 4. de Crois.
Miss Marion II. Graham. Miss Jean
dc Castles. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bur-
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s, Broome, New
York: Miss Louise Wilcox, Frank
Herman, Miss Margaret T. Molens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buffer, Brook
Ign.
Norwood Hall-Mr and Mrs s. *.
Montfort. Frank l.. Montfort, Victory
Petry. Miss Lucretia II. Bouse. Clin-
ton De Witt. Mrs. A. Schoonmaker,
Miss Grace Hanna, New York; Leon
Adamston. Miss L. Y. Thorpe, Miss
Marion Rowland, Miss Della Lsith.
Brooklyn.
Coleman House--Mrs. II. O. Currie.
Paul Smith. Frank Wyatte. Miss Alice
Allen, Miss Mabel Prudden. Miss Eiiz-
abeth Harris, Samuel Arches, Miss
Nellie Pridham, stewart A. Hanson,
New York,
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WHITEFIELD COLONY Az
SORBED IN A CIRCUS.

WHITFIELD, VT. Aug. 17.-Sojourners
st the Mountain View House at White
field have had the busiest week Of
the season in preparations for the
society circus this evening. There ia to
be an amateur play given by the young
people. and Alan Howard OF Montreal
will be clown. Sideshows. tumble
tables. jazz bands for dancing and all
sorts of midway attractions will be
presented. and the object Of course is
the Red Cross
Motoring from Cedarhurst, L. l., to
the Mountain View this week were Mr..
and Mrs. James Dunstan and Mrs. Dun
STAINS sister. Miss Iva Kempshali The
latter has lately concluded months
tour by automobile with Miss Gertrude
Venner of New York, who IL now at
the Crawford House with her family.
She is member of the Women's Mo-
tor Corps in New York and drove her
own car, making all repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Van wyck OF
New York motored from Randolph to
luncheon at the Mountain View on Mon
day with Mrs. Ernest ". Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. BuBer and Miss
Mildred Busser OF Flushing. L. J., and
+. Ward Renfrew Of New York are at
the Mountain View.
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LAKE. PLACID, ". Y, Aug. lI.--For the
first time in twenty years Victor Herbert
will publicly play cello solo at a con-
cert to be given Tomorrow evening in
Happy Hour Theatre for the beneht OF
the Lake Placid branch OF the Red Cross
OF which Mrs. George A. Stevens is
chairman. Mr.. Herbert will also. piay
the piano accomplishments while George
Hamlin, tenor, sings The Low BAck'd
Car" and "Oh, I'm Not Myself at All.
Molly Dear" both written eighty years
ago by Samuel Lover, Mr.. Herbert's
grandfather and a famous artist, COM
poser and author.
There will he vocal selections by Mrs
Florence Milford Hunt, contralto. OF
New York. and piano solos by Miss
Eleanor Spencer Of New York All the
artists are giving their services Mem
bers OF the committee In charge OF the
concert are Mrs. J, NJ. Isham, chairman :;
Mr. Herbert. Mr.. Hamlin. Mrs, James
Shea. Fred Soc, Mrs, Leo Kriegsman and
Mrs. Emil GoldmsrlI
The first of the yacht races sailed on
Monday under the auspices OF the Lake
Placid Yacht Club was won by T.. w.
McCutchen Of New York.
Among the young women sojourning
at the Stevens House who have taken
an active part in the swimming and
water sports This week are Miss Ger
trude Whitmore, Miss Fanny Just Miss
Mildred Vickerman of New York and
Miss Elizabeth Schroeder of Albany
High diving stunts have been done by
Ray Nolan. Ray uber and Curtis
Stevens
Guests OF Mrs. j. p. McMahon at a
party given at Camp Swastlka included
Col. and Mrs. II. ii. Treadwell. Mrs
George A. Stevens. W. ]. McConvill, DR.
Gustav Tieck. Curtis Stevens and the
junior members OF the Mcmahon family.
Lieut. Shaw Iovett OF the British
Royal Flying Corps and p. A. Thurnysen
OF New York are leaders In tennis at the
Stevens House.
Among those sojourners OF previous
seasons who have returned To the Ste
vens House Is Congressman Thomas r.
Smith, who Is at the hotel with Mr. and
Mrs, A. X. Townley of New York. and
will later be Joined by the other mem
bers Of his family. now In Connecticut.
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander and e. c.
Bull OF New York are among the recent
New York arrivals who will spend sew
eral weeks at the Stevens House.
Miss Nan siio OF New York has re-
turned to spend the remainder of August
at the Stevens House.
= Recent New York arrivals at the Ste
vens House include Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Robertson, William Marshall, Miss
Mary r, Brooks, Raymond Arthur Court,
]. sarsfieid Kennedy, Louis C. Kuhn, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Haffner. Mrs. Helen G..
Hart, Mrs, Richard &. Lynch, Miss Helen
Is, Lynch, Edward J, Kelly and family,
John van Bonnell, Matthew Walsh, Jr,,
James NJ. Donohue.
Soloists in one of the principal nut
steal events OF the season at the Grand
View Hotel were Mrs. Raymond Fort
and Edward J, Dooner.
Taking the lead In the tennis events
on the courts at the Grand View are
Miss Louise La Montague, George KY
richedes, q. Malanchos and Peter
Dooner.
Miss Honore sheehan has arrived and
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Of absence. Bishop Warns said the
Methodist Church was trying to raise a
fund Of eighty million dollars In a four
year campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Manning of
New York gave a birthday party for
their daughter, Miss Helen Manning, on
Wednesday at the Queen, celebrating her
eighteenth birthday. Among those en-
tertained by them were Miss Frances
Dawson, Miss Alice Frederieks Miss
Catherine Chandler. Miss Jane Murray,
Miss Anna Devl!n. Walter Hannisan,
Thomas Leage, John Corbet, John Rich
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. O'Meara of
New York are here with their son, Dom
aid O'Meara. who will shortly leave for
Yaphank. They are having u family
party prior to his departure, and are
stopping at the North End.
Arrivals from New York at the Ocean
Grove hotels include the following:
Carrollten--Lsonard Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. Bone, Mr.. and MIRA T. f..
Helms. Miss Ruth Seifert, Mas Irene
Penning. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Suits, NJ.
b. Schuyler. Mr.. and Mrs James C.
Tochsn and Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Koch
OF New York
Tower House-Mr. and Mrs. r.. II.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Demarest,
Miss Sal!is Hogan. Mrs. II. T. stsIfox,
Miss Dorothy NJ. Hempel Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ID. Horgon, Miss Katherine Fox, Miss
Hattie Wilmer, Miss Marie Smith. Miss
Dorothsa Day and Mrs r. w. Voorhees,
o; New York
Amherst--Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Floyd,
Richard corcorAn and Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Morrell, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Denton. Miss Ethel Pearce, Miss Anna
A. Biers. Miss Ethel Hassell and Richard
Brooks New York.