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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

W W Watson Jr to DR. Lester ]
F,fird; Allen Eason and wife to M M
Eason; w A Matthews and wife to
Alton G Hookts; Florida Fruitlands
Co to Edw. W Mccall; Mary e Ed
Co to Edward W Mccall: Mary E Ed
monds to G Bailey; Thos ] Hill and
wife to A e Isaacson; H N Sander
to ] T AGREE; M M Bass and wife to
Thos ] Barton; W 8 Preston and wife
to Flora B Smith; Joseph T Mac
Lean and wife to Snively & Davis
Winter Haven Lodge No 1856 F and
A M to W D Nydeggar; Seasons Inv
Co to Andrew Lozorko ct al; Mamma
M George and husband to Ida N
Smith and husband; Nora e Seigel
ct ais to 2 M Bowden; Florida Fruit.
lands Co to Chas W Adams; Rhoda
L English to Lisle W Smith; Sarah
II English to Lisle w Smith; Edward
Z Smith and wife to Lisle W Smith !;
Tax Deed to w ] Richards; Georges
L Bidwell to Harold s Higgins Har.
old 8 higgins and wife to Gertrude
Marshall Reynolds; M M Parrish t.
] T Gilleland; Owen Turner and wife
TO Riley Fewox; p B Day ct al to G
NJ Clayton; G. A Stephens and wife to
r q Chambers; Nelson J Thompson
to Thomas W Roach ct al; Seasons
Investment Co to Arthur Zemlock;
II Anderson and wife to Almida Fri
berg: Gust Anderson and wife to
Almida Friberg; George L Bidwell tn
Jas Foley ct al; Harold 8 higgins to
F M Trusdale; e H Zimmers and wife
to Emile Mccarthy; Annie Davis and
husband to Mona Dunklin; Florida
Highlands Co. to B T Goldman; Fl 7
Newmaker and wife to W J Melon
AID: Cora e RAIDER to Nelson Thomp-
son; w J Durrance and wife to
Maude Schwartz; H W Noggle and
wife o W H Keefe ct al; John B little
and wife to Chas Telford and wife; G
A.Davis and wife to Fl Nostrand; +
stoner and~wife to v H Edwards AMI
wife: A D Wolcott and wife TO W X
Givens; Seasons Investment Co to
D G Foard; s F Poole and wife to
II A Mark and wife; James F Berry
to A summerlin; T Rhodss and
wife to Ellen D Schoonmaker: NAL
loyler to Ut Rhodes; W s preston
Master to Addie Malloy; Thos W
Gary ct al to A Yarnell; T J Smith
TO r Frederic; T W Page and wife
TO H W Smell ct ais; q e Skipper to
Stuart 4 Memminger; J B speth Jr
and wife to J Fl Davis and wife; s 8
Delaney to e G Linger; 8 A Carlton
and wife to ] B Reid Jr.-Bartow
Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
influenza Cases
Show Decrease
Throughout State
State Health Officers Now Examining
School Children for Various
Complaints

Influenza throughout the State ap-
pears to be on the decrease, accord
ing to late advices receivd at the State
Board of Health. For time, in some
sections Of Florida there were a num-
Der OF cases, particularly in Panama
City but there is decided falling of
there. Jacksonville reports last week
showed over 200 such cases but these
weredu ring the week ending last
Saturday and many of these cases
have been declared over with.
The district health officers through
out the State are now engaged in
making ing examinations of schoc.
children. They find pupils have
adenoids, enlarge tonsils, defective
eyesight and also hookworm. In the
latter it is said that there is great
many cases, particularly in Baker
county.
Where children are found suffering
from any complaints their parents are
notified by card of their trouble and
, are expected to have them giver
treatment and in most instances they
follow instructions. But where IA
theirs and mothers do not heed thu
medical advice and the child become.
worse, ii cannot be permitted to at
tend school because of endangerins
other scholars.
The board will likely send medi
cines into Baker county to be use'
in combating the hookworm, as it ha
done so in other sections OF tn
State. Times Union
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
New Spring Hats

o,r stock Of New Rough Straw Spring Hats has
Jus. arrived, all co'ors and shapes to select from
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BETHEL HEIGHTS.

no Deloo Light azent OF new
Windsor Is installing : lighting ays-
Eeza On the Heights 70 Int the homes
q <. r. Taylor, James q. Shilling,
Raymond Shilling al Ross Taylor.
theodore shlpley. e all-aronnd
farmer Is enjoying God health at
present.
ISIS Elizabeth Wenger left last
Saturday evening for sIrufhers, Ohio.
ID assume her duties p head Of the
Commercial Department Of the High
School.
Jeremiah Hbaugh celebrated his
e6II1 birthday anniversary Monday,
.markable man for his age doing
manual labor every day and regu-
Iar attendant 1T all church services.
He attributes his good health to his
temperate way Of living and his
tzzIst in Cod.
Rev B. B. Wenger and family took
3 little vacation b. motoring to
Lebanon, Pa. in their Buick SIX. re-
turning last week.
Raymond Shilling and family. Mr..
and Mrs. K. 7. Taylor and Mrs. James
Shilling attended Central Manor
caznpmeeting. Lancaster county, p.
Gilbert Ebaugh, CLERK in the Navy
Department. Philadelphia. Pa. spent
: part of his vacation with the FAM
IL Of Norris Taylor.
Raymond Fritz, OF Wakefield visited
a4 he home Of Rev B. ,. Wenger and
IafI for F1ndIay College, Fandlay.
Ohio where he Is resumIng his studies
b become . missionary.
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UNION MILLS.

he B. T. shriver 60. is rushed
with corn at their Union Mills factory
and they run nearly every night IN
I'll midnight.
re are glad TO report that Mr.. and
blrs. Samuel J. Messenger are on The
read to recovery from the injuries
II1ay received when an automobile III
which they xere riding one day last
week, plunged into q telephone pole
(which was broken ON. on the c0nn-
ty road between Pleasant Valley and
ezf9nersvilie
while Edward Schaeffer. Of nalli-
more. was guest Of his brother=In-
Law. George " Yeiser. he received
the sad news of the death by drown
ing of his son, William ]. SchaefTer.
which occurred while he was ont
swimming with some friends at Haxre
de Grace. Nd. last Sunday morning.
He was 20 years OF age and had but re-
Gently been discharged from the 4.
.. + in France.
At a congregational meeting held
b. the members Of 81. Mary's He
formed church. Silver Hun, Rev. John
=. Adam, pastor, last Sunday, IL Eas
voted % purchase pipe organ for
tie church, and to remodel a portion
of the basement Of he church 70
make more room for the Sunday
school. which is rapidly growing.
Ills Emlnenee. Cardinal Gibbons. i
spending this week viii Robert 7.
and Miss Mary o. ShrIYer.
The family Of Rev. 1T. II. Il. j
Klein, of Lancaster. Pa. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
y. Kemp. have returned home. nth
the exception OF little Philip, Hha
vii extend his stay IN the country 4
-. weeks longer.
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nERgsTT,

On ii Thursday evening Ar. and
Mrs. 7. =. Keslar gave > social IN
honor q Mss YeH+ Becker. 81 Ida
vile. p. who znsni q rzsE win
friends zero. TEze gaSGts HeTe en-
tertaIned by eoms sery fine music, bota
vocal nd instrumental. KHInas were
INDUCED IN Until late hour When
REFRESHMENTS wHTa served consisting
OF al Kinds q cod thlnEz. Those
present gsre Mazars. and Mssdamaa
+. =. geefer. Henry Fretr. n. Misses
vera Decker. Anna. MARI. Pauline
and angie Kes<eT. Katherine Nc
Klnne. and Grace shoemaker.
McssFz Dewitt KssIsf. John snoamak=
~. Milton DoFseY. Lester Dorsey and
Robert Mckinney.
sflHz Grace Shoemaker. . Tyrone.
N. Y. i = guest q Mias Matte Shoe
maker. mo entertained IN her honor
on Saturday evening the following.
Vera. nsns and Raglna Decker, q
+ idayIlIs. "a Katherine and Margaret
F Mckinney. Anna larry, Pauline and
+ Angie Eeefcr. Amanda Dorsey ana
+ E,ila FTIzzsli. AszzFa John .HoemAk9
aF. Dewitt KssIsT. Milton Dorsey
Aiva Dorsey, robert Mckinney. IsaaE
atonsr. Floyd GIInsfeitsf nd ~
and ~. IieurY ETsier, j
Ellie shipleY : visiting EsT uncle
Howard Hatfield nd family. = Free.
dom.
ReY. Hecline + giving series :
community tai II Messiah eacI
Wednesday exenInE It O'Clock
Everybody welcome.
Sunday guests u T. !. KzefeF an
lfnmzIY Here YER. Rene. ID HeginI
Becker and floyd cllns@elter, .
idaYIIIz. Pa, Katherine aH1 MargaFs
Mckinney. Rob.TI Mckinney an
John Shoemaker.
Nj nd MIS-. John Dennis. Mr. Al
Mrs. a.rnand TTnzeii and daughtsE
Louise. spsnl Sunday Nh friend
here.
Jon and Vernon shlnIsY spsH
Sunday afternoon With Grafton Der
Rcy.
Health ot the community. good
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Sir. md Mr.. frank I. sahneide
had y their Ku.zZa laet Hesa Mi.
FARMER md Nj Gardiner. u BALI
more
A - II tie many friends OF Dr.
and ~. Lewis zahn. O baltimore
surprised them Monday evening =
Mr. ~ ira. 1. :. zahn'a. ! pleas.
ant evening - spent. : a lat
hour refreshments we're aHEEed con
siatlnK = eakea . various EInds and
lemonade. Among those present wers
Moaarz. and M.zdames L :. ZahnI
Lewis Zzhn. Eli Beaver. r. Joan
WilhIHz. Misses Susanna Caplsz
Sarah Beaver, ia Gibson. Marie
polsleE. Dell EazIan. MeasTz. Donald
Simpler. I. b. 0HInRs. c. y Gaplezl
Earl =. Gibson Herman Wagner
Lester noistar. lard Arnold. elias.
SorxaI md KelHo Beaver. jennings
zepp. Calvin zapn. Levi, Arthur and
Wesley zahn
Mr.. nd Mrs. Charles MaElaa enter.
tanned Sunday N. II, MagIn. Mis-
Anna MaeD0naId. Mrs. ". !. 1eftine.
Master Hobert 0#sus, o. Baltimore:
SIR. an Mrs. Morris Mitlen md Mlsa
Elizabeth MltIea. Of Westminster.
who haxa just returned from : three
weeks tip through Ohio aIso MT.
John nd Norman Magin. q West
minister.
Mr.. md Mrs. uuy D. Smith an
daughter. spent Sunday HIIh NJ.
and MrH. Murphy. near KEGS MIL.
Mr.. Hobert I'm entertained Sun
day IT. I'd. CrI@HalI, OF UaIIIm0rei
Arthur Buckingham. OF CT; Leo
Davis. IN. N. barber, LaUls zahn
and raal Zahn. = Baltimore. and
Luther zahn.
Mr.. John Wi. Of Baltimore, i
spending some time with h. mother
Mrs. Catherine RUPERT an family.
MT Herchel I'D, Of larTolltoI.
spent Sunday III Mr. aHd Ira :.
D. Wagner.
M. ID Mrs. :. :. zahn entertained
Sunday IT and -. Lewis I'm, M.
and II. Paul I'm and on. Misc
Helen zahn ~ Miss TIorsnee
Ebaue1. Of baltimore; - Redz
Gibson. ars. BIhsI Davis. -. z. v.
Gibson. Herman Wagner. Milton Ma
gins ana others.
Mr.. Catherine Rupert I'd Mr..
John ut visited Mrs. A.Iss haein
Monday evening.
M. - Mrs. :. 9. zepp Id g
their guests Monday Mr. and Hrs, udz
ward ArbaUgh. = GarroIIIon. and
Mrs. fannie MaEIH. Of Baltimore.
Rene Ualtz entertained Sunday NJ.
and n. Dayton Waltz - family.
Mr.. N frs. George Thomas and
family. HIaan EHnpndson. lie nzad
family. Thomas EznondsoH. HI1e ana
Edna EHIlIip, Samuel Hurley ana
Charles Dixon
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UETzEnHlH.

Mr. md Mrs. zalaeTt Davidson, o
near Hampstead. spent Friday Wit
Mr.. an FRS. b. =. Smith.
Mrs. William HToadbeck I'D daugh.
ter. Catherine and Miss Anna c. HoI.
Ienoerry. returned TO Philadelphia OF
Sunday after > xIHII OF several weeks
with II. and n. J. G. HoIIanberfv
Mr.. md Mrs. J. Fielder Gilbert and
daughters returned on Monday from
Central Manor camp meeting N Lam
caster county, P.
Mrs. Finch anl daughter. Felicia,
OF Baltimore, visited Mr.. and Mrs. "
Guy sagafoOse and other friends tn
past week.
Mrs. !. B, FoEIs is on the sic
list -. George sIonaker since he
return rom the hospital continues
TO Improve.
Mr.. md Mrs. Norman Otto aid
son, Eugene. returned 70 Washing.
ten o. Monday.
Mr.. sallie Myerly spent aome time
with h9r sister. Re George Sion
aker. recently.
Mrs. Alice Brongh and Miss Netfia
My'fs znsng come Tina IN Hestmtas=
scr attending Tn 1hautauaua
Misses Nary Fox and nut Cooper,
who haTe been visiting DT. md Mra
I J. ]. Weaver. let IN Wednesday.
Mis- Evelyn segafoosa rs pain.
fully injured On Friday = falling
from ne elevate. - IL va going NJ
to the second Tor Of The butter
house. : distance 81 ~ fee u more
She W. unconscious for come time
but II this time aeemH 10 y slightly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iesse Nuabaam wers
guests d Mr. and Mrs. ]. {. Hollsn-
berry N Sunday.
Mr.. nd Mrs Cleveland CARRIER and
Miss Marian OarbsF. Mrs. :. {. Hack
ley and son. Howard, nd Mr.
Fannie Michael spent Sunday il
Gettysburg.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Waltz and
family. Of PikeaYIIls. spent Sunday
with II. and MTz. Lewis WaIlz.
Mra. ]. @. Hackiey nd son
Howard. II baltimore. were guests o
Mrs. Eannie Micuaais on Sunday.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Jacob HaIlley And
Mrs. Harry SENT. d near Tznsyt0vn
we're guests OF r. josiah ET1b and
daughters on Tuesday.
Mis- Elizabeth Lewis returned q
Tuesday from : Wit 10 fTieads Il
Baltimore.
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AHrthday=

: complete surprise party wa ~
IN by Mrs Ieannetta =. Babylon On
Tuesday evening, September :. IN
honor of her daughter. Hilda Ruth ;
18Th birthday. Miss HIlla Wa IN
YI1sd out IN supper and upon her re-
turn home, z..out o'clock she found
about rs OF her friends 10 greet her.
The youngsters soon took possession
Of the house and INDUCED IN ell sorts
Of games. while some we're making
god use Of the piano With all me
IaIsst songs. the older people al
ground talking of by-gone days. SIC.
About 1920 o'clock he guests xere
invited TO he dining room. The room
was beautifully decorated In yellow
and pink and N the center O the
table was ; large cake with Is
candles In the form Of The letter II.
zIIas Hilda received many useful
presents. About 1890 : m, al de-
eanIAd for their homes wishing HIlda
many more birthdays. Among those
present were Mr. and MrB. Joseph
Bet. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burlington. Ms.
Maria Brilliant. Mr. ana Mrs, GnY y.
Babylon. MT. and Mrs. J. II. Wagner.
II anu H tFhAHA@A
MS. Jeanette Babylon. Mrs. Geo Il.
stanb, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Misses
I.anora sIoaer, MabIe Burlington,
Nellie YOUNG. Helen Gilbert, AdslIa
EHeenholtz. Carrie sauble. Mamie
Lambert, Mary Lambert MARY Il.
Smith, Lena sauble, Iarne Wilson.
Lena Babylon. Velma Wagner. Hnth
Babylon Marie Smith, Florence
Warehime, Marie Wagner, Meszfg
Clarence I. Burlington. Raymond
YIngling, Ralph Warehime, Norman
Myers. Forrest Roser. Ray Myers,
Wilbur Gla1lIll. Harry Burlington
Medford Graham, Harold saubIe.
Harry Bale. Monroe Wagner, I. !.
sIoner, Jr.. Raymond Wilson, Wnl1er
Nnsbaum, NagIe Bale, Guy Wilhelm.
OrYal Smith. Edgar Burial, Geo. I.
Hoover. james Smith, Charles
Graham, II. = Hoover. Rodger Gil
bert. Raymond Greanholtz, Paul
Wagner, Sterling CraHmer, Edmond
shney. Geo E. Babylon, Graham
Babylon, H. smith. 10y Babylon.
Wilbur banner, John Roser, John
Young, Joshua smith. Truman Baby
yon. Jesse >. Nusbaum and Others.
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WORDS FROM HOME
ezz2anents Tat May b Investigated
Testimony Of Westminster til
zeng.

wnen a Westminster citizen comes
= ne front. telling hIa friends nd
neIgnbors O. nls experience, you can
nelz on hi sincerity. The state
msnIa Of people residing IN far aaay
places do Mt command your cent
denoe. Home endorsement Il the
lind that backs Doan.a Kidney Pills.
such testimony IL convincing. n
vezIIgation proves IL true. Below :
: statement Of a Westminster resi-
dent. No stronger proof of merit
can 20 had.
{. l. HolIanbaugh. Pennsylvania
ave. says: Through exposure, due %
M work. : had kidney trouble.
Has n such Bad shape couldn't bend
Over. The kidney seeraIIons at times
we're acanty md then profuse. d.
IuEbIng nv HazL at nIEHI. | waa %
BID at time : couldn't move. Al
together | uHea about IHo boxes 81
Deans Kidney Pills. procured At ne
shau Drug %. and found wonderful
relief
RTIoe Goo. i all dealers, Don.I
sImuIy ask II kidna. remedy 81
Deans Kidna. Ills =. anne tt
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nIss Naomi Dull, o. snydersDurg,
snanI q week with her brother.
Charles Dull. Of Patapseo
New-York tribune., 1919-07-21
Columbia Home Study
System Begins in Fall
University Advantages Will Be
Extended to Those Unable
to Attend Classes

The "home study" system to be es-
tablished by Columbia University in
september. in order to extend the ad-
vantages of the university to those who
cannot attend classes, is the result Of
public demand which has been press
ing upon the university for a number
OF years, according to Professor James
Z. Egoert, who will carry it into opera
ton.
Because the university has assem-
oled in its teaching staff great body
OF students of special subjects, re
quests are continually presented to the
various departments for advice and as
slstance to those who wish to study and
yet cannot come to the university. >
Professor Egbert said.
The department of extension teach
ing Will now endeavor to classify these
requests, place them IN the hands of
those who can make suitable replies
and thus meet this long felt need
In addition, courses in certain SUBJ
Jects which can be carried on at home
and in the home town will be given
under the direction Of extension teach
ing. Advice will be given as to text
books, syllabi Will be prepared and
courses Of study will be outlined. The
completion of the work assigned. after
suitable examinations, will be recog-
nlzed by a statement from the regis
trar OF the university, but no academic
credit will be glven'
New-York tribune., 1919-07-21
Wilson Sends Greetings
To American Legion

President Wilson sent greetings to
the veterans Of the great war who are
organizing in the American Legion, in
g letter received yesterday at the ma
tional headquarters of the legion:
Il am happy to have this opportunity
to address word Of greeting and COM
rades ship to the men who have served
in the army, navy and Marine Corps
and are now banding themselves to-
gether to preserve the splendid tradi-
tlons Of that service" the President
writes. 81 have had q chance to see
these men on land and on sea, at home
and abroad. The spirit of their service
was IS splendid as It's success, and the
continuation Of that spirit in the Amer
lean Legion will make it always an
inspiration to the full performance of
high and difficult duties'
Secretary Of War Newton D. Baker,
Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels.
General Peyton C. March, chief of staff
General John J. Pershing, Major Gen
eral George Barnett and Admiral Will
lam S. Sims also have indorsed the
legion.
country in the great war" says Secre-
tary Baker, upon a basis of their com
mon interest in one another, their COM
mon service and their common loyalty
to the country seems to me commend
able from every point Of view"
"The continued mobilization for pa
triotic purposes of the Americans who
served theft country in the grim days
of war" declares Secretary Daniels,
will make for the preservation Of the
principles for which they fought
valiantly and victoriously"
General March says: THE aims of
the American Legion are Of such a high
character as TO make certain it's success
and its real value to the country at
large"
Admiral Sims states: "I hope that it
will always stand for that which the
American army and navy have fought
for, and as the army and navy always
upheld the highest traditions, SO may
the American Legion serve to assist US
in upholding those traditions"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-21
Big Bill Edwards to Lead
Actors Campaign Here
Drive Is to Create Interest in
Memorial Day of Stage,
December ). 1910

William ("Big Bin') H. Edwards,
Collector Of Internal Revenue. will act
as chairman of the Greater City in the
campaign to create interest," in the
Actors National Memorial Day, De-
cember 5, 1919. Announcement Of the
appointment was made yesterday at the
Hote ConlDodore by Daniel Frohman,
president Of the Actors Fund Of
America
In his letter of acceptance, Mr.. Ed
wards explained that he determined not
to participate in any more drives as
it took too much time from his Of
fetal duties. But he added that he
would be only too glad TO make an
exception in the case Of the stage as
he had become intimately acquain ted
with the members of the profession
during the recent Boy Scouts drive, of
which he acted as chairman
No funds will be solicited or col
lectlons made throughout the cam
palgn. The money viii be derived
from the sale of tickets for elaborate
performances in all the leading the
aires throughout the country.
Mr.. Edwards will have associated
with him men who have been active
in previous drives. The executive COM
mlttee includes the names of John D.
rockefeller, jr., chairman of the United
War Work drive; Benjamin Strong,
governor Of the Federal Reserve Bank
and chairman Of the Liberty Loan Com
mittee during the five drives; George
Gordon Battle, chairman Of the first
Salvation Army drive; Colonel Harry
Cutler, chairman of the Jewish Vel
fere Board; William q. McAdoo, form
er Secretary of the Treasury, and
chairman of the recent Boy Scuots'
drive and Others
New-York tribune., 1919-07-21

and there IS an estrangement and then
they marry, too. That Is all, but It IS
rather entertaining and well done. Inc
story is BY Frances Hodgson Burnett.
The picture was directed by Robert
Vignola.
The comedy Is called Are Married
Policemen Safe" question which is
not answered.
There Is another one of those thrill
ing pictures by Major Jack Allen,
called "The Bear Hunt" Hunting bears
isn't quite as picturesque as lassoing
leopards, but even at that wed rather
see than do either"
The overture Is Thomas's Ray
mond." Athens Buckley sang an aria
from "La Gioconda." Greek Evans's
Offering was "In the Garden of Ny
Heart The orchestra played "Sarl''
as the light opera number
At the Strand Madge Kennedy is ap-
pearing in Through the Wrong Door. z"
This will be reviewed tomorrow. To-
night at the George NJ Cohan Theatre
David W. Griffith will present "The
Fall of Babylon" with an Egyptian
ballet, headed by Kyra. The curtain
will rise at $3.50 H L.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-21
Lenox House Parties
Disperse After Weekend
Colony Is Partly Deserted as
Festivities Close; Many New
Guests Arriyiny
Guests Arriving

LENOX, Mass. July 2o.-Manv of
the weekend house parties dispersed
to-day, following informal luncheons in
the villas
Mr.. and Mrs. William Averell Harr;-
man returned to Hartman, N. Y. from
AIen "!nden, where they were with
Tharies Lanler. Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. D. Lanier returned to Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes Me-
Sreery will start tomorrow for the
Breton Woods.
Mrs. Langdon Albright, of Buffalo.
IS entertaining Mrs. Seth S. Spencer
and Miss Helen Clifford, of New York.
at the West homestead in Pittsfeld
mrs: Edward Spencer and Captain
and Mrs. Charles Carpenter have re-
turned from Lucerne, N. Y, and Mrs.
harvey Spencer and Miss Mary J i.
spencer are back from Saratoga.
MISS Helen R. Russell, Of New York.
Is visiting Misses Emily and Kate
winthrop at Groton Place
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spauldine. who
were married at Ridgetield, Conn, yes
terday, are at Hotel Aspinwall. Also
there are Mrs. James Mclean, who is
touring with Mrs. Samuel Wakeman
Andrews.
Mrs. Matthew C. Butler. of New
York, IS stopping with Mrs. Robert
Winthrop.
Mrs. Arthur P. Lippencott, who has
oeen oeen in Stockbridge, has gone to
Miss Beatrice Longman, Of New
York, is visiting Miss Margaret
French at Chesterwood, Glendale.