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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16
The Riverside

The big event at the Riverside next
Wednesday is Dumont's Minstrels.
Manager Martin provides this treat
every year for the people of Penns
Grove. AS all seats are reserved you
had better get yours, as there is no
question about a full house. Wednes-
day is also Amateur Night and if you
think you have talent that will amuse
or entertain the public come out and
show it and win a prize. Next Friday
night Private Peat will appear in his
own production in private Peat"
This will appeal to all who enjoy the
right sort of war pictures. Next
weeks program is good all the way
through.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

% SALE-Several bungalows, 8
furnished.
Double 2 story house, Pitman Street,
cheap. -"
2-story house facing river. large lot
runs back to Del. Ave-, 5 bungalows:
and large bath house; a good invest
ment, $4,000.
FINE LOT AT DEEP WATER, 5Ox
1876 feet on the canal. S350.00.
WANTED to sell to clients a good
river front bungalow, also one with
c~onyeniences in resident section.
If you want to rent a bungalow. calf
on me-; / have several. $40 month and
up. ~
COEES, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
b. O. Building 5-16'
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FOR SALE-s3OO. 00-Lot at Deep
Water, 25x165- Attractive location.
Cash payment of $125 desired. Balance
$40 per month. Inquire 1872 Pine ST,
Carneys Point. 4-11-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

FOR SALE AND RENT-One 10
room house with hath; also two bunga-
lows, all for $4,000. Also for rent four
bungalow houses. Anthony Mack, 26
N. Broad ST, Penns Grove. 5-I6-3t*
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FOR SALE-A Hup Roadster or ex-
for motor boat. E. S. Howell,
80 s. Broad st. 5-16-1t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

FOR SALE-Two young cows with.
calves. Apply James Nipe, Perkin-
town. 5-16-2t*
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DAHLIA BULBS FOR SALE-An
No. 101, corner of Harmony
and Franklin SITS, Penns Grove. Anna
r. Hurff. 5-9-2t*
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NOTICE-All kinds of Furniture re-
and polished. Old lounges made
Clocks repaired. Rear AZ Frank
lin Street. Jas. S. Durham. 5-16-1t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

wANTED-Ffr st grade pi4no pupils
Saturdays; soc. Apply to Ethel
Peterson, 1177 Jefferson St,
Point. 9-27-tf.
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FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, 7
and bath, all c~onveniences Rent
$50. 90. Private garage. Apply S. T.
Bailey, rs s.. Broad St, next to Moose
hall. 5-9-2t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

FOR fRENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Gas. hot and cold water. APP
ply at Wares, No. IL Pearl st. 3-2S-14t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

TO LET-A tenant house for a man
to work on a farm. Edward M. Sum-
merrill. near Penns Grove. 2-14-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

FOR SALE-A Steward 2-ton motor
good condition. guaranteed.
,nqufEre at Pehns Grove Bottling Co.
10 Whitman Street. Penns Grove.
3-21tf
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
saranac Lake Camps Are
Attracting Many From n. Y,
Special Corrrsno,,1.ro1

sARANAC INN, N. Y, Aug Q sia-
ney NJ. Colgate, OF New YORK and
Orange, n. j., has returned with his
iiamlly TO the Colgate camp, across the
bay from Saranac Inn
{. Holt, Of New York, has joined Dr.
l.. /: Emmett Holt and family, OF New
York, at Panther Point.
Mrs. A. w. Little. of New York i
me guest of Mrs. ". S. Johnson, Of
f'l,soorsh. at @ Jackson comp.
George l." Packard, Of Villa Nova.
fenn., has arrived with his family and
opened MS camp on the Upper Saranac.
Woodcote Cottage, at Saranac jnn
IS occupied for August by Mr.. and Nrs
r. ii. 3. Freylinghuysen, of Morris.
town N. j., who recently arrived
Another auction bridge partv ;s 70
-, ne glVrN 'u tAe S2srans Inn Casino m
Iiharsday evening next for the benefit
Of the Free Milk for France Find Tbs
annual midsummer bail. which viii
take the form OF benefit for the in
orchestra. Will take place in the Casinn
on the evening Of Saturday, August Is
MS. Allan Pinker.on, 81 NeSs V,rc
has been joined at Saranac Inn vhara
she is spending the season, bv Robe ri
+ IrlAkerton and Robert Glib. of Nv
a0rK. and Il. S. Dodge. OF Utica.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Annual County Fair To Be
Big Event at Strordsbure

~, STROuDSBURG. Penn, Aug. o.
Ihree weeks off is the opening of the
s1g 81 Monroe County Fair, which lasts
a az week me first week Of September
BESIDES this Labor Day, the openinr
day always has special attractiors nd
,S Is one Of the biggest days in Monroe
County.
Inc lawn fete on the Maplerurs.
lawn for the benefit of the Central
Hospital will be held next Saturdav
evening. On the 19, the Firemen's
carnival starts. to be held an entire
week in the Court House Circle
nfmong the New York arrivals are:
=, H'shland lnn-Mr and Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. + II Crowe'l, Mrs. Andrew Cohb''
Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Barardus.
p MApi'ha.st Inn-Mr and Mrs A. A
nene1''t Mf and Mrs. Borchers. Mr..
and Mrs. +. W Miller
Churlelgh Mrs. Lewis Roins. Miss
Lllllan L, H9lns and Mr. and Mrs A. F.
WeiSboord
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
AirpIanes Are Kept Busy
At Deia1v1ve " afer Cop
Vacafionists Find Nesg Sport
Popular and Diueriing;
Many Ne,o Workers Arriue
.Speci1i Corrcspopdsncc

Special Correspondence
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Penn,
Aug. 9.-"Have you been up?" is the
chief question in the Water Gap since
the arrival of the airplanes and air
Two machines now are necessary to
carry those eager to make the flights
and to see Mon oe County from the
air.
The Sunday evening concerts started
at the Central last week with local
talent, assisted by Earl Bruch, Of New
York City. Saturday evening dance
in honor of Sidne. Winclander, of
Brooklyn, who is spending the season
at the Central, was one of the features
Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Allison, of New
York City, arrived at the Castle Inn
for the remainder of the season.
Many young people are stopping at
the Forest and several enjoyed an air
trip TO the Poconos during the week
Among them were Miss Mabel f. Egan,
Miss Agnes T. Hogan and Miss Mae
Moran, of New York and BROOKLYN.
New York arrivals at the Hllcrest
during the weekend included X. II.
Reinhart and William Arnolff.
Other recent New York arrivals at
the various houses during the week
are;
Kittatinny Oliver Morosco, Mrs. A.
Patterson, c. A. Ross, Miss Blanche
Strauss, Miss Molly Reid. Miss Lillian
Connolly and L. Cooper and family.
Glenwood- Mr.. and Mrs. S. Young
Tyree, Winthrop Holmes, Dorothy D.
Blitton, Leila j. Britton and n. J.
Brand and family.
Ccntral-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nc
Carry, Mr.. and Mrs. r. v Cotton and
Mrs. A. Mason.
Castle lnn--Mr. and Mrs. w. II. AL
lIson and Miss Helen r. Last.
Forcst-Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Dietrich.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Wheaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j. Macklin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. Anglin and daughters.
= Bclleyue-Miss May Fallon, Miss
Grace Hunter and Mrs. r. Calfre.
Riverview-Mr. and Mrs. Laminer.
Mrs. j. T. Holland, Miss 0. NJ. Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Cross and NJ K.
Cross.
Hillcrest-Mr. and Mrs. William
Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Gaslercer.
mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 7. Rose.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Spring Lake Beach
Many Social Events
Mark a Gay Week
Mrs. Samuel Heilner Enter
tains for Wife Of Gov
errlor Runyon; Lectures
TO Assist Hospital Fund
Special Correspondence

SPRING LAKE BEACH. Aug. "a
week Of many brilliant social events
closed tonight with affairs at the
bathing and Tennis Club, the Golf and
Country Club, the hotels and else
where
Mrs. Samuel Hei!ner entertained the
Garden Club and large number of
friends at her beautiful home, Sea-
weed, Monday. Charles Lathrop Park,
chairman of the American Forestry AS
sociation, spoke on the Importance of
the fcderalIy safeguarded forests of
france IN the recent war. Mrs. Heil-
ner's guests included Mrs. William N.
kunyon, wife of the Governor.
Miss Janet Richards, of Washington,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Fran
ces Arend at Allenhurst, lectured on
current events. at the Essex and Sus-
sex Hotel Wednesday in support Of
the Spring Lake Alliances campaign
for funds.
Thursday Club Meets
The Thursday Luncheon Club met
with Mrs. Charles C. Norris, jr. The
members are Mrs. }. Potter Stockton,
Mrs. ": de Burgh White, Mrs Karl
Petit, Miss Evelina Deye, Mrs. Charles
{. Norris, jr., Mrs. Horace 7. Cook,
Mrs. Beatrice M. Hopkins and Mrs,
John A. Bradley
The playing of the North Jersey
Coast championship which were COM
pleted at the Bathing and Tennis Club
Sunday, stimulated interest in the
game to such an extent that many Of
the most prominent players here we're
entered in the women's singles and
mixed doubles, which were started this
week and which may finish tomorrow.
IN the singles there were entered Miss
Gale Morrison, Miss Eleanor Boggs,
Miss Katherine Baum, Mrs. r. ]. Ross,
Miss H. Gueva, Mrs. J. S. Francis, Miss
kathleen Lester, Miss Julia Lipps, Miss
Evangcline Clark, Miss Casilda Clark.
Miss Virginia Rose, Miss Edith Hahn,
Mrs. j. Potter Stockton and Miss NJ.
Mcclure.
The junior tournament will open on
Monday, and many of the young stars
club are also looking forward to the
annual pool day, which will probably
take place August 80.
Mrs. -unyon Entertained
Mrs. Van Campen Heilner, Mrs. Run
yon and Miss Janet Richards were the
guests of Mrs. Samuel Heilner at a
"t'SiISol II az tue Essex ana sussex HO
tel Wednesday. Mrs. Heilner's other
guests included Mrs Huston Dixon,
Mrs. Horace Bailey Tobin, Mrs. Will
lam Mckeever, Mrs James B. Clemens,
Mrs. William Jamison, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. L. Carberry Ritchie. Mrs. NJ
Frank Kirkbride, Mrs Karl G. Roeb
ing, Mrs. Frances Arcnd, Mrs. De Cos
san Miss Laura Moses. Miss Emma L.
Martin, Miss Martha Jamison, Mrs.
Garter, Mrs. Henry Blackwell, Mrs.
James r. Field.r, Miss Margretta Fort.
Mrs. Adrian Joline, Mrs. Robert Steele
and Mrs. Ernest Victor
MISS Martha Jamison entertained at
bridge and tea at her attractive hun
galow Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Adams and Mrs Carter, of West
Point. Yesterday Mrs A. CLAYTON
Clark received at her Pitney Avenue
home
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

of the season will be the polo tourna
ment. which viii start August % at the
Thousand Islands Country Club. George
5. Hasbrouck, the president of the Polo
Club, expects the entry of about ten
teams. The Black River Polo Club, OF
Montreal, is entering q team, comp d
OF the following play rs: W r. Miller
J. II. A. Accr. II. B. McDougall. A. f.
Ogilvie and j. c. Watson. Tros who
will compose the Thousand Islands
team are Dr. J. 4. Black. Of White
Plains; F. M. Bacon. Sd, John Devine,
Lee NJ. Rumsey. ir.. George S. Has
brouck, A. Graham Miles, Laroque An
derson. T. Ford and Clarence Smith.
The Miami Valley Hunt Club has en-
tered a team, and many other players
will arrive the latter part of next week
to participate.
Among the distinguished visitors to
Alexandria Bay during the past week
were Admiral and Mrs. II. T. MAYO, Of
Washington, who stopped at the Mars
den, and Colonel j. j. Fulmer, of the
General staff. in Paris. who was accom-
panied by Mrs Fulmer, and Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Hunter, of Syracuse, who
were guests at the Thousand Island
House.
Sir Thomas White, former Minister
OF Finance of Canada, stopped at Alex
andria Bay during the week, leaving
Thursday for Kingston. Ont.
f. j. Stevenson, of New York, is a
guest at the Thousand Island House.
Others registered at this hotel are
Captain c. A. Massey, Of Superior.
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rker. of
Wilmington, Del; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Hargreaves, Of New York; Captain and
Mrs. G. A. Gerard, of London, Ont;
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Barker, of London,
Ont.
At the meeting of the Anglers AS
sociaton Of the st. Lawrence River,
held Wednesday in the ballroom
of the Thousand Island House, the
following officers were elected: Charles
r. skinner, of Watertown, pres ident;
Fuller Cornwall. frs. vice president;
Dr. Charles T. Theisen, OF Albany, sec
ond vice-prcsident; Thomas b. Kerr, Of
Englewood, N. j., third vice president:
James H. Hammond, of Pittsburgh,
fourth vice -president; Charles S. Rees.
who is commodore of the Thousand
Island Yacht Club fifth ce-president,
and Milton L. Lissbcrger. of Long Isl
and sixth president, Frank l.. Ray
mond, Of Alexandria Bay, was elected
secretary and treasurer Miss Mar
garet Taylor, who is new member of
the Anglers Association, invited the
members to shore dinner for next
Tuesday at her island home.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Motor Boat Regatta Is
Planned for Lake Placid
Speedy Boats Are Entered for
Races on dug. I8 and 80;
Victor Herbert Writing Opero
Special Correspondence

LAKE PLACID. n. Y, Aug 9.-Pre-
cedlng the speed boat races, under the
auspices of the Lake Placid Yacht
Club, which viii be held August is, 23
and 80, Will be a trial race, August II.
to determine the handicaps. Among
the boats that W II figure in this sea.
som trials Will be the Swallow, owned
by Calvin Pardee, of Germantown.
Penn; Miss Schonowe. owned by John
Brown. of New York; the Shawnee,
owned by Lieutenant w. H. Derbyshire,
I. ). a.. Of Philadelphia, and the Gin
derel'e III, owned by C. H. Bahnsen,
OF New York and Passa c, N. j.
AZ the annual meeting Of the yacht
ciuo Monday officers were elected as
follows: Commodore, William r. Lv
man; vice commodore, Lieutenant w. il.
Jerbyshire; secretary, DR.. Henry o.
Marcy, lr; treasurer, William J. Nc
oonviil; cha rman of entertainment
committee, S. Hudson Chapman. Mr..
Chapman and c. H. Bahnsen, of Pas
salc, n. j., were elected trustees.
At Camp Joyland, on Lake Placid,
victor Herbert is at work on new
light opera
Recently arrived campers include
Redheld Proctor. son of the late I'm ted
States Senator, Redficld Proctor. who
IS at Camp Sutherland with his family.
Representative Thomas F. Smith, Of
New York, has arrived at the Stevens
House with his fam ly for the month
of August
Walter J. Travis. former golf cham
pion and present editor of Golf" is
expected at the Stevens House about
August ~. He Will join there his
tr ends, William j. McConvil and j. r.
McNahon
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Chapel in Woods
To Be Summer
Wedding Scene
Ceremony for Miss Ruth
Carroll and Eben Draper
Will Be Performed al
Paul Smiths, August 80
Spcc,nl Correspondence


PAUL SMITHS. N. T., Aug g. Miss
Ruth Lawrence Carroll. daughter of
Mrs. William Bloodgood Trowbridge,
Of New York and Saranac Lake, and
Ebcn Sumner Draper, Of Nopcdale,
Mass. whose engagement was recently
announced, have chosen to be married
in the picturesque Episcopal chapel of
st. John SIN the Wilderness, Il Short
distance from the hotel. Before Mr.
Draper, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Trowbrdge at Camp
Mcnaga. returned to Hopedale Tues
day he SAID the wedding will take
place in the chapel at noon August
30. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Walter H. Larom, of Sar-
anac Lake.
The regular service at the chapel
where the wedding is to take place
was conducted last Sunday by the Rt.
Rev. Charles II. Brent, of the West
ern New York diocese of the Eps
copal church, who but recently re-
turned from France, where he was
chief chaplain with the American Ex-
guest of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid at Camp
" '>''ii' va ''i' ~ PPri ~. letE - ldhc
Among campers arrived recently are
DR.. Walter B. James and family at
their Upper st. Regis lake camp and
Mrs. Robert Hoe, of New York, who
is at Point Rush, the Hoe camp on
the Upper lake.
Major and Mrs. Edward B. Close,
Of New York, who recently came from
New York, are at White Pine camp
on Osgood Lake for the season.
The Rev. and Mrs W. B. T. Smith
of Charlestown, N. H., have arrived
at their camp on the Upper st. Regis
The Brown bungalow at the hotel has
been taken for the season by Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Fuld, Of South Orange, N. j..
who recently arrived.
Commissioner John F. Gilchrist and
Mrs. G!lchrist, of New York. have the
Lambert cottage at the hotel, their
party including Mr.. and Mrs. U. E. Muir
ray, George j. Finnegan and the Misses
Grace c. and Agnes M. Finnegan.
Mrs. +. Penn Smith, jr., who recently
came to Paul Smiths, will be Joined
there to-day by her mother, Mrs. f. H.
Hartman, who has one Of the hotel
cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ziegler, jr., of
New York, have been at Paul Smiths
while making choice Of camp site on
the st. Regis chain of lakes
Among those recently arrived who
will remain through August at Paul
Smiths are H. r. Goodnow, Miss Alice
Goodnow, Colonel J. NJ. Carson, U. S a.;
Mrs. Carson. Miss Carson, Mrs. H. L.
Preston, Miss NJ Hardigan, Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
arrangements for Big
fsegotta at Lake George
Al6ert yudson Is Chosen Ne,u
Commodore for the Year;
Narroc Escape for Boaters

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, Aug. 9-The
nam regatta of the season at this re-
sort will be held August u, so the
Lake George Regatta Association an
nounced a a meeting of their executive
committee at Hague this week. The
Following officers of the association
were elected: Albert l.. Judson. of
New York City, commodore: Robert +.
nenry, OF New York City, vice -coinno-
dore, and G. Waring Stebblns. rear
commodore
There viii be small events durin,
the forenoon. including an aouuyl.t,e
contest in which Miss Morse, of Cah-
lorna, who is spending the summer ut
hague, VIII compete. Miss Morse has
attracted much attention here because
OF her proWess IN aquatic sports Dur
ing the afternoon will take place the
race for the championship of I.ake
George. Other races will be held IN
Guiding the Colonel w dalton Mann
Cup race, the Island Harhor-Trout
liouso Cup race. and the John BouIton
Simpson Cup race. 0''''
Georee Refs. OF New York City, was
out IN his speed boat Monday after.
soon, With Mrs. rci~ and f~iae',
when the engine bacAdred. settinp i,.,. fro
10 the boat. which quickly burned Th,
occupants were forced 10 jump INTO the
water to save Themselves.
HF ana Mrs. W c. Lincoln and fam
~ Of New York City, have arrived At
weeks here 'e'e'"'
NJ E. Goodrich, of New York Citv
has purchased the Fischer cottage 81
bottom Landing, where he will spend
the summer with his family.
1he property known as "Depe Dene"
so long occupied by Mrs. l. D Denn,.
son. on the Bolton Road, has been n,r
chased by H. P McCaw, of Cincinpati
among the new members elected NJ
,he Lake GEORGE Club this week yrsr.
nrnest !, Heebner, Dr.. W. s. Curry and
Toward W. Starr, all of New yo'l
City. Mss Guernsey poured a+ tbe
I",,SSday tea and next Tuesday Mrs.
j. W. larafa, of New York civ anJ
Cuba, will pour ""o
OTTO R. Rosalsky, Judge Of the Court
OF o; General Sessions. New York civ
y Z, spendIng few days here. Mrs
haiFy Guggenheim was among tho re-.
cent arrivals. 'A0 'e
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Twilight Bathing
Parties Latest Fad
At Atlantic City
Yacht Races Draw Crowds to
Jersey Resort and Capac-
ity Of Hotels Is Again
Taxed; Cycle Men Gather
Specidl Cnrresn0n1enoa

Special CORES spondenoe
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 9.--All Allan
tic City went yachting to-day. Amateur
skippers OF the South Jersey Racing
Association came as guests of the At
lantic City and the Chelsea yacht clubs
end held races over the course of the
Atlantic City Club at the inlet. One of
the novelties was water race between
the fastest hydroplane of the power
feet and hydro-aeropiane handi-
eapped by rule which prohibited its
rising from the water
Following the racing there was a
marine parade over inside waters and
on the ocean IN front Of the ci,y To-
night the visitors were entertained at
dinner at the yacht club, followed by a
dance.
Magnates Of the cycle manufacturing
world gathered at the St Charles this
week for the annual meeting OF the
Cycle Trade Association of the United
States.
Moonlight, Dips Popular
Moonlight bathing, moonlight sailing,
motoring and even flying became
standard outdoor sports this week In
Chelsea nightly beach parties with
iuncneons ana strand dancing were
he'd, followed y dips in the surf, and
some Of the more ardent fishermen
tired surf cas'lne with good results
after sundown. Commuters who arrive
from city desks in the late afternoon
organize twilight golf matches at the
Atlantis City Country Club.
Another big crowd arrived this
week and the resources Of the resort
again are taxed to the limit Last Sat
r1t-h bo
placed in operation by hotel men.
proved success in placing late ar
rivals in comfortable quarters and the
plan will be continued through the
summer.
Vice Chancellor John H. Backes and
Mrs. Backes, of Trenton, were among
the newcomers at the Traymore. Miss
Jessie M. t-gner and Miss Anne Egner
came from Morris Plains to the Tray
more. Weatherford 7. Allen and For
rest Allen are New York patrons of the
Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. Hilliard arrived
at the St. Charles from New York.
Thomas H. Stevenson came from New
York to join his family at the St.
Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan
ana flerpont Potter are among the New
York patrons Of the Ambassador.
Mrs. Manning Entertained
Mrs. Orlando H. Manning was the
guest of friends at luncheon at the
Marlborough Blenheim. Miss Kathleen
Wilson arrived at the Marlborough
Blenheim with Miss Gardner. Harry
Hardness Flagler, Mrs. Flagler, Miss
Mary Flagler, Miss Elizabeth Lamont
Flagler and Miss Jean Louise Flagler
are at the Chelsea.
Miss Frances Pazour, of Maryland, is
at the Esplanade in Chelsea. Mrs. Lola
Walker and Miss Lola May Williams,
Of New York, are with Western friends
at the Esplanade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Clickener are
among the New York visitors at the
Dennis. Miss Carolyn K. Coen is en-
tertaining Miss Dorothy Mailman, of
East Orange, at the Grand Atlantic.
Nr and Mrs. Clifford Solomon came to
the Breakers from New York
Fix. and Mrs. d. A. Hartman are
among the New York patrons of the
Blackstone. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter How
ard arrived at the Wiltshire from New
York Owen 7. McAdam registered from
New York at the Boutwell,.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10
Sunday Golf Agitation Is
Begun at Elizabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y, Aug. O.
Golf on Sunday is subject on which
a diversity of views are held by mem
bers of the summer colony, and the
question of the advisability of opening
the links of the Cobbe Hill club on
Sundays may soon be determined. At
present no paying is allowed but many
of the sojourners here are desirous of
using the links on Sundays.
Entries for the Suter Cup. donated
by Alfred N. Suter, of New York. and
played for this week, included Judge
Augustus n. Hand, of New York. pres
ldent of the club; Justice Charles N.
kelby, of Brooklyn; Frank A. Munsev,
Erman j. Ridgway, guest of Mr.. Mum
sSey; Edward Flammer. Benjamin r.
Stetsons Robert Nelson, J. G. Bryce.
A. +. Caywood, the Rev. II. II. Pitt
man =: W. Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 5. Evans, Mrs. W. S. Kellogg, Mrs.
Bryce, Miss Struse, Miss Stege. the
Misses Maloney, Miss Wadhams, Mrs.
David Ludium and Miss Suter.
On Monday Will be the miniature
tournament for the Deer's Head Inn
Cup, offered by Benjamin F. Stetson.
proprietor Of the inn. The tournament
tor the Garondah Cup. offered by
Frank a. Munsey. Will be Thursday.
rlday and Saturday of next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins, of New
CORK, who are recent arrivals for Au-
gust at the Windsor, are accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. V. L. Neil
son, and DR.. Hopkins's brother. Pro-
fessor E. W. Hopkins, of Yale.
). h. yelling, of New York. is among
those from New York recently arrived
at the Windsor for the tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Somerfield. of New
York, have been Joined at the Windsor
by their son. E. Somerfeld, and J. /
Hoffman, of New York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-02
Hayes, Healing Honey.

Stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. Price S5c- A free
box of O-PEN-TRATE SALvE for