davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-07-13
Visitors Flock to Ocean Grove

OCEAN GROVE, y. j.. July l2.--Moclt
funeral services celebrating the nation
wide sweep OF prohibition were held this
week In the Young Peoples Temple, and
John Barleycorn was buried in efiigy to
the strains of the Dead March from
saul while the Auditorium bell tolied.
The funeral was conducted by the
Rev. J. W. Marshall. assisted by r. C.
Mathews. a Federal District Attorney OF
New York the Rev Charles \. Mead
OF Denver. the Rev. Furman 4. De Maris
of Asbury Park and the Rev. James ID.
Bills of Ocean Grove.
The remains" enclosed in draped
casket, were borne into the temple by
james Sexton and were exposed for a
last look. Members of the Ocean Grove
W. c. T. T., headed by their president.
Mrs. Catherine A. Russell, acted as hon
orary pallbearers and sat on the plat
form. Mrs. Russell carried an American
flag to which was attached a streamer OF
white ribbon.
DR.. Marshall read an obituary cover
Ing the case of John Barleycorn, who. he
Baid, was killed by cooperation. agita-
ton and duplication" "A fitting epi-
iaph." he said. would be Here lies the
colossal murderer OF the centuries, the
Nero Of the ancient world, the Kaiser OF
the modern world" DR.. Mead said:
ITO say prohibition Is going TO kill
business is a lie of tho devil We are
going TO rule this country with ballots
Instead OF booze"
lie attributed great measure of the
The sun., 1919-07-13
BUSY DAYS at Lake Hopatcong

York have arrived from Newport and
are in their cottage at Breslin Park.
They launched their new steam launch
Speedy this week.
Among those who have given coaching
parties this week are Mrs. L. Thorne.
Mrs. l.. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs L. Barrett, NJ.
Cullen and y. Bishop. The latter part
or this month four-ln-hand parade will
take place. to be followed by n dinner
and dance at the Breslin. The parade
will be from the Breslin Park to Budd's
Lake and back. a distance of ten miles.
Mrs. Henry Phillips is spending the
month of July at Homestead, where she
Is entertaining many friends prior to
her departure for Newport in August.
She gave n musicale Thursday. followed
by dinner OF twenty-five covers on the
large veranda surrounding the cottage
Miss Jennie Thorpe drives very
handsome bay to nm English trap Among
the accomplished horsewomen here are
Miss i. Higgins. Miss S. Anderson. Mrs.
p. X. Graves. Mrs. l.. Zabriskie. Mrs.
+. Harrington. Mrs. L. Campbell and
the Misses Lillian and Helen Munson.
garden tete will take place at Mrs.
Arthur J. Winthrop's estate July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs James Everett OF New
York gave a garden party at Farway
cottage Thursday afternoon in compl-
ment 10 MIR. and Mrs. Albert Whitney OF
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-07-13

success of prohibition to the forty years
work of the w. e. T. T..
July Is will he White Ribbon Day at
Ocean Grove. when the institute of the
W. c. T. L. will be held. Speakers will
include Mesdames Paul c. Taylor. w. p
Chase. II. A. Frantz. Robert A. Irving
Stephen j. Herben and Emma Bourne
and the Misses L. II. Goodwin and Ida
Lillian Page.
The first song recital OF the season
was given in the Auditorium tonight
by Miss Anna Case. The Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills Of Plymouth Church.
Brooklyn, spoke on THE America Of
Tomorrow" Other musical artists who
will appear in the Auditorium in con-
certs through the season are Amelia
Galli-Curci. John Mccormack, Mischa
Elman, Margaret Matzerauer. Ricardo
Stracciari. Charles Hacket, Carolina
Lazzari and Marie Rappold.
The Rev. DR.. w. +. Teel OF Junior
College. Reading, Pa, will preach in the
Auditorium tomorrow. The Rev. s.
Parkes Cadman. ID. D., of Brooklyn was
recent speaker there, as was the Rev.
Dorsey y. Miller of Lewistown, Pa.
Noted Methodist ministers are scheduled
for the various Sunday services through
out the next two months.
DR.. W. S. Cummings. who was over
seas last year with the Y. NJ. C. A. is
aiding the athletes here among the SOL
dlers. sailors and marines In preparing
for the A. +. r. and interallied meets
soon to be held.
The sun., 1919-07-13
SEA GIRT, N. J.

SEA GRIT. July l2.-Farewe!ls were
said here to-day to the 500 officers and
commissioned officers Of the State
militia who have heen here for a week 8
camp OF instruc' on. Their departure
from camp was witnessed by Gov. Will
lam y. Runyon. Adjt.-Gen. Frederick
Gilkyson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. Ed
ward Murray and other State officials,
The second contingent OF troops will
come in tomorrow for n weeks tour Of
duty. the newcomers including the First
and Third battalions OF the state militia.
with headquarters respectively In At
lartic City and Red Bank. and the
First separate company. negro, Of At
lantic city.
Officially the Governor and other
notables bade the departing troops fare
well Yesterday when the Executive and
his stan reviewed the troops late in the
afternoon. Thousands OF visitors from
points all along the shore witnessed this,
the hrs; military ceremony of formal
nature to mark the presence OF the
mllitlamen IN the state encamrment
reservation. Lieut.. Micelh made an ex-
The sun., 1919-07-13

LONG BRANCH, " J., July 12.-Thou-
sands of persons arrived here this week
to avoid the heat in New York, Brook
yn and other cities, Clear weather,
with ocean brce,es, prevailed, to the
qualification Of the large throngs which
disport I'm the surf in the mornings and
then scatter for luncheons, bridge, golf,
tennis, motoring and other amusements.
The largest affair OF the early season
was lawn fete given at the Norwood
Golf Club. A vaudeville performance
was followed by outdoor dancing and Il
buffet luncheon was served. More than
500 attended Martin Beck was chair
man OF the entertainment committee.
The village OF bathurst turned out
this week to welcome home Corporal
Jack" Connors. who was with the Sew
enty-eighth Division OF st. Mihiel and
the Argonhe Forest.
Long Branch in to have a post OF the
American legion TO be known Hs Ulysses
$. Grant Post Application for the
charter has been made By Lieut. Stan
ley II. Nichols Long Branch and ad-
Joining towns contributed almost 1000
men for the service.
n "kiddie's cabaret under the direc-
ton of Mrs Louise Morgan was the
attraction at the Hollywood the middle
of the week. Special dances were given
by the Misses Erdman, Ksmm, Lamport
and Sadler.
II. !. Granger, an aviator, who Is at
ST. Johns, y, F., has leased reservation
cottage No. s of Mrs. Nate SALISBURY.
His family arrived this week for tho
summer Mrs. Max Zuckerman OF
brooklyn has leased reservation cot
taRe No. 2.
DIR. Arthur Bingham OF New York has
taken the Hintelman cottage at South
Beach. Scabright, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hogan have opened their summer home
, In Rumson.
Mrs. william Miller OF New York, a
cottager at Red Bank, gave luncheon
party for thirty at the Duchesue. in
Ocean avenue. Miss Ethel Reiland was
hostess at a party for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lehman OF New
York entertained at a lawn fete for
The sun., 1919-07-13
MOUNT POC0N0.

MoUNT PocoNo, Pa. July l2.-One
week after the Fourth of July finds
every available nook and corner taken
In the many resort houses which dot
the Poconos.
The Pocoro Mount ain House continues
TO attract the usual large number of
It's old friends, Il having been established
more than sixty years ago. It's golf
course and many acres of woodland
make 1t appealing to lovers OF outdoor
sports.
The biggest Fourth crowd in tho his
tory Of the Ontwood was enjoyed this
year. Among the prominent New York
arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greene.
Capt. Louis RaUsch, u. 5. A, is spend
ing a vacation in the Poconos and Is a
patron of the Falrview.
Recent New York arrivals at the Ont
wood include Mrs, Charles Wiertz. +. NJ,
Gibson. Miss Marguerite Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs Karl Sommerlat and child. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Besson and Miss Nettie
Besson.
The sun., 1919-07-13
LAKE SUNAPEE, N. H.

GRANLIDEH HOTEL, Lake Sunapee,
y. H., July l2.-Ncw IoIS, Brooklyn
and surrounding cities have been repre-
sented by ever increasing numbers Of
visitors since the Granliden Hotel
opened. June %, under the manage
ment of W. w. Brown. who for many
seasons has successfully conducted the
affairs OF this hotel As many as 100
Z automoblists have registered at the
/ Cranliden over n week end. Included
ssmong the great number Of automoblle
parties arriving the past week are the
following from New York and Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs H. +. De Puy. New York
( Mrs. w. A. Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
u. Cartwell, New York : Mrs. Roberts,
y. Il. Roberts and Miss Roberts. New
sYork Mr.. and Mrs j. J.. Brand and
: Mr. and Mrs. \. Lang, New York II. c,
Bloomlngdale and A. Franklin Holland,
: New York: Mr.. and Mrs +. T. Steward,
] Brooklyn. and Il. A. Singer. Brooklyn.
!, Mr.. and Mrs William A. Scott, Miss
Louise Scott. Miss Laura scott and Billy
e1cott of New York are here for an ex-
ysnded visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Closson, Miss
( blossom, n. W. Cosson and Andrew
Ciosson Of Orange. y. j., arrived by
automobile TO enjoy a sojourn at the
Granliden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood W Brooks OF
Nyack. ". Y, a4S enjoying several
tesks vacation EAS
The sun., 1919-07-13

LAKE HoPATcoNG, July 1.-THE
events of the week were a dinner given
b. Mr. and Mrs J.. X. Gleason OF Brook
lyn, and receptions and dances by MISS
J.. Ketcham. Miss X. Pierson, Miss f.
button. Mrs. j. Packard, Mrs. l.. wal
lace. Miss {. Ferguson, Miss F. X. row
Ter and the Misses Lillian and Grace
Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lawrence OF
New York. Mrs Henry Holmes Of
Brooklyn at Hillside estate entertained
this week.
Conspicuous among the New York
rarties were Mir. and Mrs. l.. Bates, Mr..
and Mrs =. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. u.
Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. =. Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Garrison. Mrs. II. Tut
tic. Mrs. l.. Daniels, Mrs. g. Wright,
Mis- l.. Logan. Miss l., Elliott ana airs
r. Harrison. Mrs. Lillian Thompson of
New York. whose cottage is in Breslin
ark. Is entertaining many friends this
week
One Of the attractive affairs of the
week was the Japanese tea given by
Mrs Howard Blanchard of New York
at her cottage Friday afternoon at which
were present thirty-five guests.
Camp Wild Crest, composed Of mem
tars of the New York Athletic Cub and
Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, gave
n patriotic Dbl lIt IBnl VI lit
and those participating were dressed in
Colonial costumes.
The chief social event of last week
was the opening Of the Lake Hopatcong
Yacht club on the Fourth with the holi-
day races. The pretty clubhouse at
Bertrand's Island was thronged during
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Talmage. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Will
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Rogers. Miss r
Fowler Miss II. Johnston, ID, Farrell,
NJ. Marshall. X. Lawrence and y. Hub
bard of New York are enjoying the hos
r'tnlity Of Bungalow Camp, owned by
Harry Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings of New
York entertained Wednesday evening at
their place, Sunhower.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson, Mr..
aud Mrs. l.. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Temple and II. Gould and S. Stewart OF
New York, members Of the Cottage Col
ony Tennis Club, have donated prizes for
the tennis tournament TO take place Fri
day on the Bresin courts.
\ party has been arranged by Mrs.
w. +. LarlSin Of brooklyn for Tuesday in
honor OF her husbands birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham of New
The sun., 1919-07-13
ALLENHURsT, N. J.

ALLENHURsT, y. j., July 1.-THE
beach and bathing grounds were the
gathering places for the lately arrived
summer crowd here this week. Mrs NJ.
Bowling and the Misses Bowling OF New
York and Mrs NJ j. Synnott and Miss
Jane Synnott OF Montclair were among
the bathers, having arrived a the Allen
hurst Club for the remainder OF July
and all OF August
Miss Adele Bowling Of New York en-
terts ined NJ the club at n dinner party
for the younger set Covers were laid
in the grill for twenty-five. and the
guests included Mrs. Y. q. Reesman,
Donald and Arthur McAleenan, J. A.
Mcclure and l.. J, Murray OF New York.
largo luncheon and card party will
be given at the Allenhurst Club the first
OF next week by Mrs de Nillayeide of
Interlakcn.
Mrs. Ilenry Condor Traute gave n
"a rd party Mt Fairhaven for the benefit
of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
The sun., 1919-07-13
WERNERsvILLE, PA.

WERSERsviLLE, Pa, July l2.-Wsrm
weather. blue skies and the week end
holiday brought crowds which remained
over in such numbers as to keep Galer
Hall filled. Many bridal couples are
among those registered. The tennis
courts and golf links are scenes of gay
color daily.
Golfng activities were marked by the
opening OF the Galen Hall Golf Club =
tournament season here last week. The
cup event resulted in r. A. Seibert OF the
New York Athletic Club, tying with
William NJ. Barker of the Philadelphia
Country Club for the low score, with J.
w. Etsweiler OF the Whitemarsh Coun-
try Club on their heels as the runner
UP. Thlrty-one entries teed on.
The Berks County Medical Society
held its midsummer convention here at
Galen Hall Major ]. p. Carnett, who
was head OF the University Of Pennsyl-
vania hospital unit in France. was the
principal speaker, his subject being
Evacuation and Base hospitals In
France" Over $50 physicians and guests
attended the dinner in the Galen Hall
dining room
The symphony orchestra has become
popular and the Galen Hall dances at
tract large crowds.
The exhibition of rife and pistol
shooting by Mrs. FRANK f'' butleI NAHiio
Oakley, who with her husband, Frank
T.. Butler. the target shot, are here as
the guests of +. A. Selbert, made hit
with the guests. In the trapshooting
events at the Galen Hall Gun cub
traps F. \. Seibert OF the New York
Athletic Club led with s6 broken out of
his 100 blue rocks.
The wyomissing Tennis Club racquet
wielders defeated the Galen Hall Coli
Club representatives. winning four OF
six matches.
Guests here during the last week in
cluded Lieut.. J. r., Coane, Senior Lieu
tenant Of The Agamemnon, who was a
guest Of +. A. Selber,; Mr.. and Mrs
Rlchsrd Norris and daughter. Miss Mary
Norris, OF Philadelphia MIR. and Mrs
F. 7. Burns and daughter, Miss Helen
Burns OF Chestnut Hin, Mr.. and Mrs
r N. Greer OF New York, DR.. and Mrs.
George Il. Foster OF New York, Miss
Mary Etzwellsr of Chestnut Hill. f. c,
Bender or Philadelphia. C. p. Colweil OF
Philadelphia and Major J. p. Carnett OF
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1919-07-13

SPRING LAKE BEACH, July l2.-Many
important outdoor events and social
activities will make notable the coming
week at Spring Lake Beach. Bastille
Day will be celebrated at the hotels and
clubs. The North Jersey coast tennis
championships will be played at the
Bathing and Tennis Club. the largest
field Of entrants ever known having pre-
pared for the competitions. The tourna-
ment scheduled at the Goh and Country
Club will get well under way.
For many years the anniversary OF
Frances liberation has been recognized
here by the social colony. The celebra-
ton Of Bastille Day was started by the
Essex and Sussex Hotel.
Scores of the best tensis players in the
East are entered in the north Jersey
coast tennis championships. which are 70
be played at the Bathing and Tennis
Club on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Included in the list are two men
who have held the title In past years
Lindsay Durham and Jasper Dodd. The
winner in the mems singles will be re-
quired to meet J. Potter Stockton Of
Elizabeth for tho Casino challenge cup.
Stockton has been playing In excellent
form, but was beaten In the Bayhead
Yacht Clubs Independence Day tourna-
ment by Joseph Rowland OF the Bay
head club. Rowland Is entered In the
matches here this coming week and II
may be that the two will play against
one another again. Collie Burgwyn Of
Plttsburg. the Bayhead champion, In also
entered and he may prove a formidable
contender for this years honors Among
those who will play in the singles are !:
Philip Vandeventer. franklin II. Dewitt.
Chapman Ropes, Carroll Bayne. G. f.
Humphreys. Collie Burgwyn, L. Ed
wards, Jasper Dodd, samuel p. Tull, Ed
ward Z. Pratt. James s. Francis. r. J.
Echeverria, John Grover, X. X. Carter,
J. b. Beatty, w. II. Ruxton, Lindsay Dun
ham, Robert NJ. Kirkland, ii. Randall.
Joseph Rowland, Il. Randall, L. Nande-
venter. II. Davidson, Hammett Norton.
X. D. Petit and Z. a. Clark.
The expected announcement of the In
auguration of afternoon and evening
dances at the Bathing Club was made
| this week. Dances are to be held every
Friday and Saturday afternoon and eve
| ming. and the children OF the members
are to hold a party every Friday. They
will fill a long felt want here. They
/ will be OF a less formal nature than
| those held at the big beach front hotels
and are bound TO prove very popular
with the younger folk. II to-nights
dance was any criterion. they will be at-
tended throughout the season by large
crowds
The New Monmouth and the Essex
and Sussex held their customary week
end balls tonight. 1t has been found
necessary at the latter hotel to restrict
the ballroom privileges to the hotel pa
| II ons and invited guests from outside
Admittance is gained only By card, and
The sun., 1919-07-13
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa, July Ia
Motorists from many cities far and
near. thousands who have never been
here before. now know the beauties OF
the Water Cap. Unprecedented crowds
nave visite1 this resort centre during
the last tMo weeks and every house is
Howded to capacity.
At the Kittatinny William Wrigley,
owner of the Chicago National League
Baseball Club. ~ spending month for
a complete rest The Rev. Mr.. Cricton
OF the Virgin Islands Is also an arrival
at this house. Among the returned war
veterans spending some time here are
Col. and Mrs. J. p. Matthews and Capt
Z. s. Cunningham OF New York.
The Fourth marked Gle official tennis
opening on the courts CT the Glenwood
Among the players from New York en-
joying the game are II. s. Walls, who
captured the cup in the professional
tournament last year; Frederick A.
Wenman and Miss Marion Wldmer.
On Wednesday evening banquet OF
the members OF the Order of Eastern
Star was enjoyed at the ilenwood. over
a hundred were entertained.
Riding has become popular among
the younger set at the Glenwood
The sun., 1919-07-13
NEW CASTLE.BY-THE-

New CAsTLE-pg- THE-SEA, y. H., July
l2.--Many cottagers. large number OF
officers from the warships In Portsmouth
harbor and the nearby forts have
swelled the crowd Of evening dancers at
the Hotel Wentworth. while the braeing
air has stimulated all the outdoor 40
tivities.
Ambassador D. r. Francis, Mrs. Fran
els. Miss Annie Lewis and Niles Annie
Pullian OF st. Louis passed the Fourth
at the Wentworth.
Two we'll received vocal numbers were
given by II. r. Bultitude OF New York
at the Sunday evening concert by the
Wentworth Orchestra. The orchestra,
under ]. Frank Bahr OF New York.
shared the applause of the large gather
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Bacon OF
Brooklyn and their daughter. Miss Mar
guerlte Bacon, are at the Wentworth for
the season.
Capt and Mrs. Thomas A. Graydon
Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Saw
yer of Winchester. Mass. G. w. Bouve
OF Boston. George Elliott Cooley and
II. r. Bultitude OF New York and Miss
Marguerite Bacon of Brooklyn were
guests OF Col. and Mrs. c. \, Judkins OF
EroolSllne at dinner this week.
The sun., 1919-07-13
Gavety at Long Branch

their daughter. Miss Dorothy Lehman.
at their home in EIberon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmons OF
Morris avenue gave a welcome home
reception this week for their two sons
Winfield and Charles, who have just
returned from overseas.
Monmouth Beach recently presented
engraved gold pocket knives TO the
twenty-seven men from the borough who
fought in the war. Albert Spaiding
violinist. and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Spalding OF New York. who have a
summer home at Monmouth Beach. was
among the returned soldiers who reg.
istered from the borough.
Baysrd Green OF New York is a CUES,
OF his uncle. eX-Mayor Benjamin Z
Morriss. Mrs W Strother Jones. presi.
dent of the Monmouth County Chapter
OF the American Red Cross, was a CUES,
at the annual meeting OF the Lincrof,
chapter held this week In the home OF
Mrs. George Riehr'''. Mr., and Mrs
T. l.. Scrivener of Brooklyn have arrived
at the Hollywood.
The sun., 1919-07-13
OLD FORGE, N. Y.

OIp FoHGE, y. y. July 12-Boat
owners In this part Of the woods are
planning regatta to keep abreast OF
the activities OF other sportsmen and
summer visitors who have organized in
force and are busy with July pastimes.
The races now under consideration will
probably take place late this month
at least three weeks before the annual
event Of the Fulton Chain Yacht Club.
The launching OF several new speed
boats is one factor prominent in the
promotion OF a July regatta. for there
are n few shippers who are anxious TO
know the caplcity OF certain new craft.
John J. HalenheCk of New York whose
colors were well known TO those who
attended the races last spring. has
equipped his speed boat Alene III.
with new engine which he is confident
will drive his boat to victory.
Meanwhile several hotels and inns are
conducting local programmes of water
sports. Dancing continues to he the
main advertisement by night. moro 50
this year because Of the return of so
many who were at war a year ago.
The Forge House at this end of the
chain of lakes held its opening party
Saturday evening; other hotels along
the shores Of the several lakes gave
receptions on that evening, and from
now on throughout the remainder OF
this month and August parties of spe-
cial significance will be held. There
was n big party at the Bald Mountain
House this evening, attended by the
guests Of the hotel and by many cot
tagers
Fishing Is at its height and several
splendid catches have been made along
the Moose River and i'o tributaries. The
general influx to hotels last week has
brought inter-resort tennis Journeys into
prominence and all tho courts are now
well pItroniZed.
The sun., 1919-07-13
EASTERN POINT, CONN.

EASTERN POINT, Conn, July 1.-THE
going OF the big Fourth of July crowd
that took possession OF the Grsw'old
and Eastern Point for the triple. holiday
had no effect on life here Ms incom-
ing trains and automobiles brought all
most as many guests and they, came,
too, prepared to spend the sumner.
Cooler days came early in the week and
golf, tennis and motoring were delight
full.
Early In the week the guests OF the
Grlswo!d and the cottage colony had a
real treat when they witnessed the
launching OF the S. S. Nameaug from the
Groton Iron Works nearby. This came
OF precisely at 9 o'clock on Tuesday
on scheduled time. Later Gov. Holcomb
OF Connecticut. with his stan and the
receivers OF the Groton Iron Works
Frederick Conlin and =. lie Roy Hsr-
wood took dinner at the Griswold grill.
Dancing still continues 10 be the chief
amusement In the evenings although
bridge is played the same as in for