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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Easter Sunday Services.

Special Easter programmes of mu-
 sic have been prepared by the choIrs of the churches of Danielson and the penitential period of Lent having pass ed, there will be beautiful song ser vices Sunday in connection with the
 observance of the great spring fes- tival.
 At the Baptist church there will be special music at all services of the day, a men and boys programme to
 be given at ' in the evening. At the Congregational church the
 morning service is to be at 10.30 and
 the evening vesper service at this ] church will be at p. m. The morning service at the Metho-
 dist church will be at 1o.S0 and the
 Sunday school concert at D. m. At St. Alba.n's church the morning service will be at the usual hour, Mrs
 Myra Bacon, Miss Gladys Wheatley and Earl M. Winslow will he the solo, ists at this service. A special pro
 gramme has been arranged for the
 Children's festival at 5 o'clock Young Mems Club Planned. Another meeting is to be held to- morrow in the interest to organize a young mems club. A number of
 members has been obtained and the | indications are that the membership
 will grow if the foundation of the clut
 is bade broad enough to meet a need | that has existed here for number o1 years.
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DANIELsoN

Sale of West Side Property-James o Kelly Presented Wrist Watch--Ma- sonic Lodge Presents King to Pri- vste Charles E. Franklin - Night School Pupils Contribute For Red Gross.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

guests of their sister. Mrs. John Gar diner
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
WEsTFORD
Close of schooI-MapIe Syrup Made
 Big War Rally April Sd.

School closed Wednesday for two weeks vacation. Miss Mary Green, the teacher. is to spend her vacation in Nay York. Philadelphia and Wash.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
FUNERAL.
Mrs. Jerome Woodward

MrS' JeromS WoooWaFOs
 Funeral services for Mrs. Jerome Woodward, 7S, were held Friday aft ernoon at Trinity church, Brooklyn, Rev. W. H. Heighman. the rector of ficiating. Burial was in Brooklyn cemetery. Relatives were bearers A. F. Wood was the. funeral director
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ND GO IN BERKSF HIRES AND ADIRONDACKS
Vaudeville to Help War Chest Fund
at Saranac ake---Guide Boat Trips
for North Woods Campers

SAAHAc LAKE, n. Y, Aug. 3.-will-
lam Morris OF New York will bring to
saranac Lake for Friday and Saturday,
August Is and IT, q number OF stars OF
the theatrical world to assist In q drive
TO obtain funds for war work organiza-
lions. There will be vaudeville. dancing
on the green and on the pavement. base
ball, a Chautauqua, band concerts and
q regatta The first orga imitation the
needs of which will be considered is the
Red Cross. A war chest fund will be
started at the carnival. Headquarters
have been oponed in the Hogan block In
roms formerly occupied by the Red
Cross, whose headquarters have been
transferred to the Harding block.
The ceremony OF unwilling the statue
Of the late DR.. Edward L. Trudeau.
fonuder OF the Trudeau sanitarium, will
take place Saturday afternoon at Tru-
deau. A large number Of former pa
TENTS of the sanitsrium from both the
United States and Canada will be pres
ent. The statue is the gift of former pa
tents.
The session OF the Trudesu School held
during the spring and early summer is
closed. In the last days there were sew
eral informal functions Or. and Mrs.
+. n. Heise gave a tea at Trudeau In
ho,.or Of the doctors who have been at
tending the school and DR.. and Mrs.
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DAYLIGHT DINNERS
AT LAKE PLACID

Fernan, Mr.. and Mrs c. Jefferson Hol-
| land. Miss Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| H. Ladd Edward II. Ladd Sd, Charles
w Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Hugent, Mr.
| and Mrs. Edmund Stirn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest l., Conant. J. Leonard Mohr. Mr.
| ana Mrs. Charles +. Fraser and Mr.. and
Mrs H!llare J. Holder.
Through the medium OF n masquerade
dance given Wednesday evening by en-
ployees OF the Stevens House in the ca
sino on the lake shore a considerable
sum was realized for the Red Cross.
The first of the handicap golf matches
at the Stevens House was won by g. F.
B. Clark of Noun, Vernon, n. Y. who
defeated James Z. Rocahe. Jr.. OF Brook
| Ign in the finals.
Active in tennis and water sports is
Commandant Ovidio Orteza, adjutant TO
| the President of Cuba. who with his
wife and child is at the Sterens House
In the colony Of military men SO
journing at the Stevens House are
Capt. Ralph Il. Watney of the Royal
British Artillery. Capt. J. II. Hadow
| l.. $. A.. New York, and Lieut. l.. Brown
Of the United States naval aviation ser
vice who IL accompanied by as bride.
On a motor tour of the Adirondacks
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster Of Lenox
rud their son. Giraud Foster. Jr. spent
few days at the Stevens House.
Sojourners Of previous seasons who
have arrived from New York to spend
| August at the Stevens House include
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Jones, Mr..
md Mrs. f. p. Chapman. Mrs. H. V.
Gentle. Mrs NJ. V, Jones. Mrs. r. J.
Foster and child, Mrs. J. II. Leyden.
Miss Leyden, Dr. and Mrs. A. n. Cop
pinger. Or. Gustav Tieck. Mrs. Susan
Meseras, Mrs. w. II. Swain. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il Throckmorton. Mrs. T. J.
Donahue and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Il Keller. Mr.. and Mrs William Grove
and children. william D. Hudson and
Charles f. Russell.
A musical evening was given IN her
bungalow studio al the Pines by Miss
Eleanor Spencer. pianist, of New York,
SISTED by George Hamlin, tenor: Rich
ard Epstein, pianist, and Messrs Theo-
iorovtch, Werner and Volkman OF the
Soston Symphony Orchestra sextet, at
Lake Placid Club. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin. Miss Mera Miss
Ethel Hadley. Mrs. Jacob WIKI, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Well and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Schwartz.
Recent New York arrivals al the
Pines are V. p. Earle Mrs. f. L. Bur-
rett, Mrs. l. s. Conner, r. Zeilweger. II.
Hausch and II. Kern.
Others from New York are: At North
woods Inn-Nr. and Mrs. +. II. Pierce
and da ughtef. c. b. Msslich. Miss Eliza
beth Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lehman.
George X. Ward. Archie Gaillard, Charles
Warth. Thomas c. Thompson, J. A.
smith. w. ]. O'Brien. At the Belmont
DR.. and Mrs Edmund a. Post, Miss Lii
Ian Stedden, DR.. and Mrs. S. U. Post,
David NJ Harrington. Miss Edith l..
Felt. Miss Kittie Scherer. Miss Blanch
Kaufman, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hore.
At Lake Placid Inn-Mr. and Mrs
David usterwell. Miss Viola Osterweii
Miss Adele Schultz. Carl Badman, S.
Kane. c, I4aubbe. Miss Theora Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs D. Kahn. Mr. and Ms
William Slater. julius Belmar. Miss
Jennie Belmar. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Gibson
ana Il, A. Faust.
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TRIPS IN GUIDE BOATS

PAUL SMITHS, n. Y, Aug. S.-A
great many people are making their
first visit to the Adirondacks. They
are combining golf with automobiling
and they are also taking pleasure on
the waters In the famous Adirondack
guide boat. a craft which is wonderfully
seaworthy and yet light enough to be
carried on the shoulders over the por-
tages like a canoe. A very high per-
centage OF the newcomers are from
the West.
Fishing is a part Of the days oc-
cupation with the guide boat. The
Misses Mackay and William Mackay,
the children of Clarence Mackay. who
are In camp on Osgood Lake. have
learned to use a guide boat, and they
20 fishing for trout and black bass In
the waters Of Osgood and nearby
brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gray OF
New York. who are here for tho sea-
son. have been making trips with the
guide boat, visiting. among other wa
tiers. the Upper Saranac Lake. Mr. ard
Mrs. u. c. Howard and Eugene Hon.
man who are at the camp OF Samuel
V. Hoffman OF New York and Mrs. S.
NJ Nauclain. Jr.. Miss F.tNAl Hastings
and Lieut.. and Mrs. ] II. Smith OF New
York are users OF guide boats for trips
and to get at the speckled trout.
Among the many western people who
have come to the St Regis Lakes by
automobile are Mr.. and Mrs. C. b Rex
ford OF West Baden Springs, Ind Mr..
and Mrs Robert Grange OF Chicago ::
Mrs ]. r. Nelson and Miss Sarah Null
OF Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. b. L.
Cumber OF Detroit: MIR. and Mrs. r.
w Kaase and son OF Cleveland Mrs.
@. w. Swan and children and Or. and
Mrs Joseph Young OF Toledo are also
at Paul Smiths
Mrs. Robert Hoe OF New York IL at
her camp on the Upper st. Regis Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Craig Ihnncott Of
Philadelphia are opening their camp on
Osgood Lake,
Judge and Mrs. Frank Pendleton of
New York have taken a cottage at Paul
Smiths Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs Brinton and Miss Brin-
ton of Philadelphia are among those
who came this week to occupy cottages
Miss Grace Mitchell OF New York is
at her camp on Upner ST. Regis Lake.
to remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Mills Reid of
New York are coming to their camp on
Upper ST. Regis Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Arnold r. Watson is entertain
ing Mrs. Bradley GOODYEAR and Mrs.
Porter II. Norton OF Buffalo at her
'aT1p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster, who have
heen at n fishing club on the Little Cas-
capedia River in Quebec. have come 20
the Adirondacks on tour. They win
go on to LenoK.
Edmund Penfold OF New York enter
tains the Rev. and Mrs. Philemon F.
Sturges Of Providence. II, l.. and the
Rev. and Mrs. william Brown Lusk OF
RidCeneld. Conn, at his camp.
Recent arrivals Mt Paul Smiths hotel
include Mrs, j. II. Spear, Harold Spear.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. l. Wil2in, Harry
preiss. Clarence Tim. Mrs !. Ku;nar.
Mrs. 7. Witnark Dr. e. F. PROVE r X
Brewster Robert Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Brunner. John Kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
II, NJ. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs /. w.
Jenny. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw. Mr.. and
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| LAKE PLACID, NJ Y, Aug. 3.-Thrif.
Stamps are being required as fees OF
those entering golf matches. water
sports and other events with the result
that the sale of the stamps has within
the past week gone ahead by leaps and
, bounds Contestants taking part in the
water sports on Wednesday at the Lake
Placid club each deposited one 25 cen,
Thrift Stamp.
daylight saving dinners in VIII
| m!ngton Notch are in much favor
These meals. eaten in the open. are SO
named because they are possible this
season under the daylight saving sched-
uie. the Notch under old time being
almost in darkness at the dinner hour
Officers chosen for the Whiteface
Auxiliary OF the Red Cross are: Prof
EDWIN r. A. Seligman OF Columbia
University. president; Mrs. c. w Nc
| Cutchen OF New York. vice-president
Henry Maxwell Of New York. treasurer
DR.. Henry o. Marcy. Jr.. Of Brookline
Mass. secretary. and Mrs. r. NJ Lit
tlejohn OF Flushing. l.. l.. and Mrs J.
j. Sweeney OF New York constitute the
| work committee.
The winner Of tho Monday card
party at whitefaoe Inn for the benefit
OF the Red Cross was Mrs r. A. S1uers
! OF Ner!den. Conn. second place being
won by Miss Mary Gardiner OF New
York.
Stephen Farrelly Of New York has ar
rived with his family at their camp on
Lake Placid.
One Of the parties making the ascent
OF Mount Whiteface early In the weei;
was headed by Mr.. and Mrs Edward ].
Dooner OF Philadelphia, who are sperd
Ing the season at the Grand View Bote,
Early in the week Mr.. and Mrs J. Z
Conroy OF New York. who are sojourn-
ing at the Grand View. entertained a
party Of friends who motored over from
the Catholic summer school at Gin
Haven. Lake Champaign. In the party
were the Rev. John ID. Roach and his
sister. Miss Katharine Roach OF New
York.
j. ]. Julia and family Of New York
have returned TO spend the season at the
Grand View, Others from New York re-
Gently arrived there include Mr. and
Mrs. v. r. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Walter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. C. +.
Horton. Mrs, f. A. Bemis. Mrs. NJ O.
Brice, Miss Helen Conner, Miss Alicia
Mccarthy and James Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting. who
motored from Tuxedo Park. are at
Whiteface Inn for the season. They
were recently Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Post. Miss Post. Mr.. and Mrs
p. r. Pyne and their daughter. Mrs.
Filley. who are there for several weeks.
George r. Mosle Of Gladstone. n. j.,
is the guest at Whiteface Inn of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL r. Kunhart Of New York.
Miss Gladys Berry OF New York has
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. James Harden and
Miss Mabel Merk OF New York. who are
spending August at Whltefacs Inn.
Capt. L. S. Shetland OF the French
army. Mrs. Shetland and Mss Sands
have recently arrived from London at
Whiteface Inn. Recent arrivals at
Whteface Inn include Mrs II. L. Pres
ton. Miss +. Ottie, C b. Stevens, IL.
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SOCIAL
ACTIVITY GROWS

another OF their dances early in the
week.
Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly gave
a bridge party at Vinland for the bene-
at OF the Red Cross. Some OF the
others who have entertained are Miss
Fanny L. Johnson, Mrs. r. Suffern
Taller. Mrs. John A. Logan. Jr., Mrs.
Elbridge T. Gerry. Mrs. G. Whitney
Carpenter. Mrs. w. Goadby Loow.
Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal, Mrs. William
Jay. Mrs. Henry W. Putnam. Mrs.
Louis S. Treadwel. Mrs. Richard
Gamhrill. Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mrs. r.
Livingston Beeckman, Mrs. Ogden
Mills. Mrs. Joseph Hartman. Mrs J.
Stewart Barney. Mrs. Frederick Pear
son and Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Alexander d. r. Pratt also has
been among the weeks entertainers,
giving n dinner last night in honor of
her mother. Mrs. William Evarts Ben
jamin Of New York. who has been her
guest at the Reed cottage on Bellevue
avenue. She also gave a children's
costume party this afternoon for her
young son, Dallas Bache Pratt, who
had reached his fourth birthday.
Mrs. Whitman. wife OF Gov. Whit
man. and their children arrived during
the week. They are at their summer
home on Prices neck. the place having
been put in order again after the fire
that occurred there just at the start of
the season.
There have been more visitors from
overseas in Newport this week than
there had been In long time. Brig
Gen. w. A. White OF the British
Canadian recruiting mission made a
short stay. as did Lord Robert Innes-
Ker, who was the guest Of Mrs.
Ogden Goelet at Ochre Court. Lieut..
Wickes of the British army was also
a guest OF Mrs. Goelet.
Capt. Robert Glen OF the British EN-
bassy at Washington has been the
guest OF Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
at Belcourt. Prince de Ligne Of Bel
giim has been making another short
visit here. as have Mr.. and Mrs.
Henrique de Zaldo OF Cuba, and Lieut..
du Pasquier. military attache of the
French Embassy at Washington, with
Nine. du Pasquier, have been for a few
days at Hin Top.
Princess Ruspoli has also been a
Newport visitor, the guest O. Mrs. John
\. Logan, Jr., Mt her summer home
Wyndhamridge Tuesday. Mrs. Logan
gave luncheon in honor of her guest.
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France. On the roll of honor posted
st. Paups Church she heads the list
of members. OF the parish who have
given their services to the country.
Golf and Riding Popular.
Golf and riding are the leading out
:oor interests. New bride paths
nave been opened by the Aspinwall
owners. and a ride to the lakes for a
plunge Is one of the prominent diver
sions. Playing on the Lenox golf
course have been Mrs. William B. Os-
good Field, who holds the record for
women: Misses Theresa and Lee Hig-
sinson, 8. Parkman Shaw. Harold God
win, Giraud Foster. Henry H. Pease
and many hotel guests.
The directors OF the Stockbridge
Golf and Tennis Club at a meeting
this week voted not to hold a tourna-
ment. Last year the club withdrew
the Stockbridge cup and issued &C.
tificates, with a result that many Of
the former contestants did not enter.
The Stockbridge course was never
better and on its greens this week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Fales, Condo
Mast. Francis W. Croninshieid, W. A.
Marble. b. A. Allen. b. r. Bostwick
A. l.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L.
Wissing John p. Peters, Miss Brough-
ton Of New York
Invitations to Berkshire artists to
enter the Stockbridge exhibition were
issued this week. This exhibition is
open to artists who have at any time
worked in the Berkshire Hills or vi
cinity. The jury which will pass on
the exhibits Is Walter Nettleton, chair
man; Clark q. Voorhees,, Augustus
Lukeman. Daniel Chester French,
Frederic Crownlnshield. John c. johann
sen, Miss Marie Q. Kobbe and Miss
Lydia Field Emmett. The exhibition
will open Friday. August 80. with a
vanishing day reception. at which
Mrs, Daniel Chester French will be at
the tea table. Mrs. G. r. Hall of
Stockbridge mas been appointed secre-
tary for the exhibition.
Mrs. de Gersdorn Hostess.
A more perfect summer day could
not have been given for the July meet
ing of the Lenox Garden Club with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorff on
Monday afternoon. Under bright skies
and a cooking breeze the club inspected
Mrs. do Gersdorff's gardens and after
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Lawrason Brown gave q tea at their
home In Main street. when the phyy.-
clans of the village and their wives met
the physicians who have been attend in z
the school. DR.. and Mrs Brown also
gave an informal reception. at which the
students OF the Trudeau School met Col.
George Bushnell. NJ c., OF the Surgeon
Generals office. Washington.
Or, Chauncey w. Norton has been
elected president of the Saranac Lake
General Hospital to succeed the late DR..
James Longworth Nichols
Mrs. c. NJ. Palmer OF New York en-
tertained at luncheon at her cottage in
Park avenue on Friday in honor OF
Mrs. Sill and Miss Sill. Those present
were Mrs. J. Peyton Clark. Mrs. w. II
Larom, Mrs Dwight Simpson, Mrs ].
Benson Marvin. Mrs. Carl S. Palmer and
Mrs. w. III. Cluett
Mr. and Mrs Alfred W. Church have
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and Miss Laura Jay Edwards Of Mill
brook, N. Y; also DR.. and Mrs. Alden
Geer. Capt. and Mrs. o. p. Jackson.
Capt. and Mrs. r. W. Olney, DR.. and
Mrs, Arthur Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. s. Burgess OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Norton.
Mr., and Mrs, Howard X. Burras OF
New York, Mrs Richard Norton and
Mr.. and Mrs, James Carstairs OF Phi,a-
delphia arrived at Curtis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wright or New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. George Backing.
ton, Miss Laura Blackington OF Phila-
delphia, the Misses Charlotte and Mary
r. Briggs OF Brooklyn arrived 81
Heaton Hall. Stockbridge.
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UPPER SARANAC LAKE.

UPPER SARANAc LAKE, n Y. Aug g
Inc women visitors at Saranac I'm I'D
at camps and cottages on Upper : ~
nae Lake have been catching the asl
this week. Mrs. George s Roule csr.,rt
great northern pike OF four pn"r.s
and another OF six, while Mr. R.us
did not catch 4 Ash Mrs. G. X k'uD
caught a great northern pix" q s.r.n
and one-haif pounds. Miss Katie 10
Albertson. daughter of the RcY ur
Charles Carroll Albcrtson ot Brooklyn.
who has been showing anglers low %
get black bass, eclipsed all others hv
bringing In great northern pike =
dTht and one-haT rourds
Henry Graves. Jr., of Morrigfov1,
y. j.. has Joined Mrs. Graves and ,hs
members Of their family at their T. "a
island camp. They are enterta!n..s a.
number Of friends.
Mrs. l.. Csspe. Wister and her CHI
dren are returning to Upper Sur.0tr
l.ake' whore they will have the camps
Of Gen. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Goldman o. New
York are at their camp on TIMER Sara'
nae Lake, where Mr. Goldman is rr~-
pairing to put his famous boat tho I't-
bette in the water
DR.. and Mrs, l.. Emmett Hot = Nsw
York have come 10 their camp o. -
per Saranac Lake for the SUNNI.
Mrs Isaac n. Seligman rco.!r1 '"r
camp Fish Rock this week. Shc -'-
CON pa nied by Mrs. Joseph Se'g1Ia1 "a
Mr.. and Mrs sam Lewiston
CHARLES THRILLER OF New Work ,a IN.
tert'ining n number OF guests AZ no
Buckne'l camp
Sherwood r, Ferris and his dlw7.
tiers. the Misses Ferris are t,,''s
apartments at Rart'e.t's ~ NJ Pc
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NEwPoRr, August 8.

y NEWPORT. August 8.
., UGUST has boa, ushered in
~ rather auepiciously as to en-
- tertaining among the summer
colonists. tho present week having
been much the busiest OF the season
thus far. It Las been almost con-
tinuous pageant Of luncheons and
dinners. most of them Informal affairs.
although there have been other events
of a more formal character.
u The second party for Miss Grace
Vanderbilt. daughter Of Brix.-Gen.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. In observance Of
her coming out was tho principal
: event this evening. AS last Saturday
night. there was a large dinner party
at Beaulleu. followed by a dance at
the Breakers. the summer home of
Miss vanderbilt's grandmother.
~ A number of guests came from other
cities especially for this party. Just
az last week, when It was said that
there were more American, British
and French military officers present
than had attended any dinner party
given in Newport in q long while
Another entertainment to-day was
=, that which Mrs. John H. Hanan. who
= had entertained earlier in the week In
honor OF Mr.. Hanan's birthday. gave
: for the members OF the Marine Corps
J, mt the naval torpedo station. This
party was preceded by a luncheon at
blended by women from both the New
81 port and Narragansett Pier summer
icolonies. The marines appeared to
i:en1oy every minute Of the vaudeville.
. the dancing and the rest OF It.
- Mrs. Cameron MGR. Winslow enter
tained very quietly early in the week
= in honor OF Admiral Winslow's birth
day anniversary.
q There has been plenty of dancing
=, during the week Besides the informal
dancing that followed some OF the
i dinner parties the season at the Hill
Top Inn opened Friday night and on
the previous evening a dance was
gwen by the young naval ofr'cers at
. tending the torpedo school at La Re-
serve. formerly Berger's Bellevue
Lodge, adjoining the Casino grounds
The officers at Fort Adams also gave
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Belcher. Miss Mildred X. Belcher OF
Brooklyn.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Reuben Wing
Howes and Townsend Howes, VINO
were at Hotel Aspinwall for July. left
during the week for Briarcliff Manor.
Arriving at Red Lion Inn. Stock
bridge. this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clarke, Mrs. A. L. Clifford of
Tarrytown, n. Y; r. L. Babbott, the
Misses Babbott, Miss A. C. Thompson
OF Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Noyes Of Elizabeth, N. j.; Mrs. r NJ.
Blagden. the Misses Blagden. Mrs.
Arthur Mason Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles q. Martin OF New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J, Curtin OF Brooklyn