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AVON. BY HE-SEA.

AvoN-BY-rHE-SEA, N. j.. August g.
The Avon Comedy Club will give les
eighth annual benefit performance and
dance next Friday and Saturday az the
Avon Country Club. The proceeds will
be given TO local charities. Henry n.
Mitchell will coach the cast. which will
include between sixty and seventy-hve
members Of the summer colony. Newly
elected officers OF the club are Miss
Ruth Mertz, presidents Miss Alice
O'Reilly, treasurer. and Miss Lucy
Tompkins, secretary. ~
Mrs. Theodore II. Francke OF Brook
lyn took first prize Mt masquerade ball
at the Avon Inn this week. Her costume
was that OF Chinese lady. DR.. Francke
was dressed as an Arabian. Other dan
GERS in fancy dress were Miss f. Kelly
of Manhattan, in a red harem costume !;
the Mlsses Proctor. who went as baby
and nurse and Miss Emma Sharpe. who
Impersonated a fairy.
The annual tennis tournament OF the
Avon Country Club will continue through
the month with the finals on Labor Day.
Visitors at the Avon Inn this week
include Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Conover.
Ralph l.. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
johnson, and NJ. r.. Barrett. OF New
VarL
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wERNERsvmLE, PA.

wrRSERsvILLE. Pa, Aug. s.-Despite
the unsettled weather Galen Hail in the
Mountains has been taxed to It's ca
paeity, H. f, Mitchell, slwanoy Coun-
try Cluo OF New York. paired with
Henry L, williams, Galen Hail profess
slonal. defeated Hawley Quier, Prince
ton Un!vernity golf team, and Joseph
Higgins Of Reading. the Berkshire Coun-
try Club pro, one up in a foursome on
the Galen Hall course.
The Galen Hall Golf Clubs women's
handicap was won by Mrs. w. q. Lig-
gett, Oakmont Country Club of Pitts
burg, with Miss Mary o. Estweilier,
Philadelphia Country Club. tie with
Miss Margaret Foster. wykagyl Coun-
try Club. for the runner up trophy.
Thlrty-eight teed on.
Late New York arrivals at Galen Hall
include Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Giilen,
Lieut.. J. u. Coane. DR.. and MIRA George
II. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Greer,
Mrs. Harold Nathan and Mrs. Vincent
Bobbins.
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Mortimer and family OF Tuxedo Park
N. Y. are now in the Stevens cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. WHY'S OF West
Manchester have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Edward r. Swift Of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs Sam Van Camp OF
, Indianapolis. Mrs. WHY'S has been In
New York the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
Of Lookout Hill, Gloucester, have with
them Mrs. Algernon sydney Sullivan OF
New York Capt. Willard II. Durham,
professor of engineering at Yale, Is a
guest OF the Hammonds. Also staying
with them II Major Frederick Burnham.
II IL expected that the Prince of
Wales, who sailed August s, to visit
New York, Washington, Newport and
Canada. may also see the beautiful north
shore. 1A '.t O.
John w. Garrett, United States Am
bassador to Holland. with his wife, who
IL returning to America, will be the
guests Of Ambassador Garrstts mother,
Mrs II. Harrison Garrett Of Baltimore,
whc has summer home at Lands End,
R6ckrort X..t
Z Ambassador and Mrs, Beitran Ma
thieu Of Santiago. Chile South America,
have been spending short vacation at
the Oceanside. Magnolia.
!. Dudley Sutpkn, Judge Advocate. OF
the United States army, has just re-
turned from service overseas and he has
Joined his family at a cottage which
they occupy In Atlantic road, Bass
Rocks
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evening to twenty-five other lawyers
from New York at his camp Woodlawn
Thus far Mrs. Marshall Doremus OF
New York has done the bulk of the en-
tertaining on q large scale. She has a
musicale every Saturday evening, fol.
lowed by dance. At her last anaiI
sevepty-fiye guests were present
Trips to the various camps along the
shores Of the lake are frequently I'M
dertaken. A party was given wednes-
day by Miss L. Hammond to Camp Look
Out. owned by twenty students Of Co
lumbia University College In the party
were Miss L. Conklin, Miss L. Elliott
Miss K Hobson, Miss X. Wilson. Miss
K. Hartley. Miss C. Mason, Miss II
German. Miss r. Dickerson. Miss H.
Tuttle, Miss II. Kennedy. Miss L. p.
Thompson, Miss II. T. Young. Miss A
Morrison and Miss @. Bliss. They were
entertained at luncheon.
A dinner and informal dance was
given Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs George
Gillespie OF New York at their cottage
for eighty guests. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Gillespie. assisted by her
daughters, Misses Helen and Mabel.
Among the hostesses who have con-
tributed to the pleasure of the cottagera
by dinner and coaching parties are Mr..
and Mrs. L. Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Potter. MIR. and Mrs. D. Fowler, MI
and Mrs. H. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Youman,
Mr.. and Mrs q. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
German. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ferserson,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Everett,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. I. Logan and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rog-
ers.
There IL unusual activity among the
members of the Cottage Colony Tennis
Club. Some of the players who will
participate in the championship tennis
tournament at Budd's Lake Thursday
and Friday are Miss NJ Stevens, Miss
L H. Humphreys, Miss b. Garrison,
Miss L. H. Stewart, Miss C. BouIton.
Mics II. Fullerton. Miss A. Carpenter.
Miss X. Ellison and Miss L. Comstock.
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BAYHEAD, N. J.

BAYHEAp, Aug. s.-Bayhead looks
forward with interest TO the opening
August Is Of the New Jersey Shore
tennis championships, which are to be
played as usual on the courts OF the
Bayhead Yacht club. Prominent players
from all over the East are entered in. the
matches and II is expected that the tour
nament will develop some fast matches.
Robert H Metcalfe Is in charge.
Tho Junior tournaments were played
this week. Miss Joclyn Bronson OF Titus
VILE and Graham Madison won the
mixed doubles after hard contest
against Miss Gretta Dickinson of Tren-
ton and Landon Herrick of Stamford,
Conn. Silver cups were awarded the
winners
For the first time this season Bay
head failed 10 find any place in the re-
gatta of the Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing
Association Seaside Park landed all
three high places. Nevertheless the Bay
head club stands In a fair way to win
the associations pennant
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WILDWOOD, N. j..

WILDWOOD, N. j.. Aug. s.--The enter
teinment committee OF the Board OF
Trade has completed arrangements fol
Wiidwoods eleventh annual baby pa
rade on the Boardwalk Thursday after
neon, August 81. There win be twelve
ella sses for the babies, with three prizes
to be awarded in gold to each elias. The
queen. Miss Victory" win be crowned
at the Casino Auditorium on wednes-
day evening, August 20.
Balloting for the queen will begin to-
morrow and will close on August 10.
All young women, either visitors or resi-
dents, are eligible to enter the contest.
The young woman receiving the largest
number Of votes VIM be queen Of the
carnival for 1919. and will be presented
with diamond ring. and the two young
women getting the second and third
highest number will be her attendants
during the carnival and will receive pres
entA =
The dog show here Is to be held on
saturday, August 23: under the auspices
OF the wildwood Kennel Club. Frank q.
Pierson Of Philadelphia, president Of the
Tub and chairman Of the bench show COM
mittee. has placed George w. Foley In
charge. He has also appointed as Judges
Al. belmont, Levi Wilcox and Mr..
Brethenick- The club has made de-
parture from the usual custom, and In
place Of the regular cups win give a
gold medal for the best Of each breed.
Prof. Ludlow 0riscom. connected with
the Museum Of Natural History, New
York. spent some time here recently on
a quest for rare plants in Cape May
county.
This week contractors began putting
In the piling for the 800 foot pier Of the
North Wildwood Fishing Club.
William Loewenburg Of New York is
at wildwood for an indefinite period.
Charles Jensen, Jr., Of Brooklyn Ia
here for fortnight.
Mrs. H. Heifers Of Newark is at the
Dorsey. Ht.
Misses Carita /. Stern and Johanna
Stern are spending August here.
Miss Marie Farrant Of Jersey City is
among the recent arrivals here ]. Koch
OF New York is at wildwood Manor.
Mrs Harold L. Blrdsell OF Brooklyn Is
at the Arlington.
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BRADLEY BEACH.

BRADLET BEACH, N. j., Aug. s.-Ths
young people at Hotel lie Refine pre-
sented the La Refine Follies OF 1919"
tonight in the hotel ballroom. The per-
Torrance was staged under the direction
OF "Mignon," assisted by Miss Sadie Err
LANCER and Miss Blanche Rosenwasser.
The proceeds will 20 to charity.
A benefit card party was held at Hotel
La Refine Thursday afternoon for the
Lena invalid Aid Society. which has for
twenty years aided the sick and poor of
New York, and now IL helping invalided
soldiers and sailors. Mrs. NJ. ErlanEer.
Mrs. j. Palk and Mrs. l.. Cohen were
among those organising the benent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caplin entertained
at lawn party and dance last night In
honor OF the Misses Youelle. Among
those invited were tho Misses Lucy
Cooper. Francis Shapiro. Hazel Kelse,
Sara Mann. Stella, Laura, Pauline. Hazel,
Beatrice and Edna Yuelle, and Leon
Cooper. Ralph Cooper. A. Torres, s. Alex
ander. Lester Harris, Arnold MARBLE,
Ferdinand Mana and 2 n Fernando.
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Long Branch Has Usual Crowd

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. August 9.-Res-
idents OF the West End section turned
out in force for The midsummer dance
ard vaudeville entertainment In Nc
Ginley's hall for the benefit of st
Michaeis Church. Entertainers from
New York on the programme were Miss
Maizie Downs, in toe dances, and Miss
Vera Britt, soprano soloist in the Church
Of st. John the Evangelist. On the COM
mittee In charge Ter5 Mr.. and Mrs.
mckinley, DR.. James Cattanach. James
Lively. ..t, ......
The Calendar Carnival for the bene-
At Of St. James Church attracted crowds
and netted almost $1,000. The booths,
one for every month in the year, were
arranged on the church lawn. The Will
son Sextette from Pleasure Bay fur
nished cabaret music and pupils of
Miss Elain's School showed fancy
dencing. Wallace Fessier and Wilbur
Lloyd presided over the Doll Bazaar.
At the euchre and dance In aid OF the
Church Of Our Lady. at the Lyceum,
two hundred players took part. high
scores being made by Miss May Curtis,
Mrs. Charles H. c, Clark, Mrs A. Whit
man and Mrs. Irving Hampton.
The Locust Point Yacht Club has
~.
Schwartz, vice-c commodore s. r. will
lie, feet captain: w. Z. Harry, treas
rrer; c. J. Mullen, recording secretary (;
M. J. Roper. corresponding secretary
Joseph Carhart, custodian, and John
0'Conner, steward. The club will hold
its annual Labor Day regatta and water
sports at Claypit Creek
The Lights Dramatic Society gave a
benefit performance Monday at the En-
pire Theatre, Red Bank. Those who
appeared included Eddie Foy, Victor
Moore, Pearl White, Sophie Tucker, and
her jazz band, the Dolly Sisters, Harry
and Al Won Tilzer, and Billy Murray.
Lloyd B. Sandershon has purchas ed
Knolfwood. the Rumson Road property
CO the late Samuel Hess.
j. Horace Harding Of New York
bought recently the property adjacent
to Knolwood on the south.
Mrs George Pullman OF Ocean ave-
nue. has with her her daughter Mrs.
Francis Carolin OF Burlingatne, Car
Mrs Alexander Lambert Of New York
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bernstein at Monmouth Beach.
Nine. Margaret Matzenausr, who has
cottage here, started few days ago
for three weeks motor trip through
the Adirondack,
Mrs Albert Kohn Of New York IL the
guest OF Mrs. e. A. Alexander on Cedar
avenue.
Mrs Clifford Seasongood was the win
her OF the women's golf tournament at
the Norwood golf links.
Mrs. James Coughlan entertained at
dinner this week for Mrs Lester slckle.,
Miss Doris Siekles and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Erickson.
Mrs. l.. B. Cavity of Lincoln avenue
entertaining Miss Betty Chisholm OF
Ridgeheld. Conn. ..T
arrivals at the hotels Include r ..
lhckanassee-Mr and Mrs. John
Harvey M. johnson. Russell Ra,es NJ.
son otterman, Mrs. John Morsy. Mi..
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At the Pennsylvania Resorts

Mt. PocoNo, Pa, Aug 9.--The second
week OF August finds every available
space occupied in the big houses here.
AT all the hotels everything is gay, with
amusements without number
At the Mt. Pleasant House DR.. Henry
Rue Of New York city is regular week
end visitor to see his family.
The Misses Ella C. and Lillian Grace
of New York are at the Belmont,
New York arrivals at the Fahvlew
Include Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Metz-nr
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A, Leslie
James E. Mott and Mrs Mott Of \ W
York are again at the Pocono Mcu-
tain House.
At the Ontwood this week the fa.
lures were: Monday evening, II ms.
Gale by Miss Beger and Mr. Moor, q
New York; Tuesday evening. an enl'-'
tainment by the blind instrumcntahst
Mr.. CONN; Wednesday, a mock weddD;
with the manager OF the house, Nr'
Artman. as the minister; THURSDAY
big masquerade Friday, dance at tN
Mount Airy; Saturday, a hot dog roast
and straw ride to Paradise Falls, a.
Recent Brooklyn and Manhattan ar
rivals include:
Mount Pleasant House-Mr and Ma
and Mrs. s. D. Sprong, r. Censor, N
Hohl. Jr., Gertrude Raftery NM
Charles Wesley. Mrs. f. A, Peters MI
and, Mrs. Y. Holland. -,
Belmpnt--Ella G. Grace, Loretta NJ
Colwell, Blanche Strong, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. L, Bullock, Mrs, Thomas Gay Ethel
E. Gay. Charles Stafford, Frances y
Stafford. Frank Bellington, Mrs. J, Il
Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. ColVet
Fairview-Ethel NJ. Reyes, James H.
Soper, Mrs. L. Boo. Arthur ]. Born MARI
L. Schatz, Katherine A Schneider, MIA
Arthur Born. William f. Tobin, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs, a. Metz
gar, r Marie Metzgar, Louis Babine
Alice Little. Mr.. and Mrs. William h'
Durkin. Mr.. and Mrs, John Kahn.
Ontwood-Mr. and Mrs A. D. FreesN
Mrs. r. Mitchell. Mrs. Mary Horton MIS-
Clara Horton. +. w. Dooley, Mr. aho
Mrs, II. Berger. Mrs. E. Eden, CharS
b. Goldsborough, A. l.. Buckley, :.
Pocono Mountain House-Mrs q.
Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Norris MrA
c. s, Anderson, Mrs. A. II. ButtGworn
Miss A. Butterworth. Mr. and Mrs W.
II. Kavanaugh, Miss A. Dora Smith.
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CAPE MAY, N. ].

CAPE MAY. Aug. 9.-Mr. and Mrs
Erwood ]. Coane and Mrs. william j
Allen of New York are the guests al
the cottage Of Commodore J. Clifford
Wilson OF the Cape May Yacht Club
and Mrs. Wilson. l.I ..
Mrs r. Il. Emmett OF New York
who is occupying a cottage here for the
season, Is entertaining Miss Sarah H
b. Penrose and Boise Penrose I'd.
Mr.. and Mira William Lycett of Brook
Ign have been enjoying their vacation
here. -
Mr.. and Mrs. @. C. Baldwin OF New
York are passing August at Cape May
Miss r. NJ. Ellis has Joined the Brook
Ign colony.
Mr.. Frederick Birmingham OF New
York has Joined friends here.
Richard Garrett OF 81. James, l. T.,
ls spending the season at the. Windsor
Mrs. II. X. Timothy. Miss N. A. Tim
othy and Miss Marion Ellis Of New York
are sojourning here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Raleigh Hyatt. Mr.. and
Mrs George Fl. Burtiss and Miss Rita
Burtiss Of New York are at the Star
Villa. -.
Mrs. John W, crandeii OF New York
has Joined the colony ~ the star villa.
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Rush Continues to Asbury Park, Tax.
ing Housing Capacity to the
Utmost----Suffragists Hold
Big Rally.
Big Rally

.AsBuRr PARK, n. j., Aug. g.--Asbur,
Park is in need of portable houses t.
accommodate the. crowds OF visitors
who have fiocked to the resort within
the last week, and for whom housinf
capacity is taxed to the utmost, Hote
keepers have put arrivals into ball.
rooms and halls for the night.
On "wednesday the New Montere,
will be the scene of the most, repre-.
sentative gathering Of suffragists evei
held in New Jersey. The occasion will
be rally held under the auspices Of
the New Jersey suffrage ratification
committee. newly formed prgariiza.
ton which represents five State or.
CARNATIONS. fe,,
At the Hotel Powhatan a lawn and
porch party, with an entertainment
was the leading social feature of this
week.
A masquerade ball at the Hotel st
George was one Of the attractions Of
the hotel colony.
Between 5000 and 500 was realized
as the result Of weeks drive at tbs
Metropolitan Hotel for the Permanent
Blind Relief War Fund for soldiers
and sailors. tI-
Late arrivals at the hotels include
Auditorium - Mr.. and Mrs. I. 2
Hambleton. Miss F. Freeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. T Kenney, Miss Vera Kenney
Miss Bette Kenney, Miss Vera NY
hay, Mrs B. P. Milliken, Miss A. p
Milliken, r. Fisher, Mrs. Z. +. Good
win. Mrs. william A. Gable, Miss
Dorothy Smith, A. A. Sufty, A. Conry
j. s. Morton, +. Hawarly. elias Mo-
najkari of New York. D,
Montauk Mr.. and Mrs. John N
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon M. ,Jemi-
son, Miss Anna Cummings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ingalls,. Miss Ethel Roster
Miss Terese NJ. Duschesne, Russell
Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swode
Miss Harriet Wnberry, Mrs. George
o. Mike Of New York.
Florida - Mr.. and Mrs. George E
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E
Donnelly. Miss Mary A. Mills, Miss
Grace K. Mills, DIR. and Mrs. James
Dunthe, Miss Anna M. Kerr, Miss
Betty Canaha, Mrs. ]. p. Zoppone OF
New York; Mrs. c. ]. Burke, Miss
Mary A. Burke, Mount Vernon.
Seventh Avenue Inn-F'rank J. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fuller, Mrs. A,
L. Coon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T Cudemus,
Miss Bessie Wakelin. w. S, Andrews
Miss Josephine Smith. Miss, Mildred
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roeser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark of New
York. .
Monmouth - Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Blackwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mansey, Louis Mansey,
Edward Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
J. O'Connor, Miss Olive Tomins, Ar
thur Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burkhardt, Miss
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| Harriet Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mr. ~
]. Mabee, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas W.
! Wrinkle of New York. van
fenimore- Mrs. A. Kades, samus
Warren Mr.. and Mrs. John W aSros
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. KlrEhs,ar
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Collins co.
Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mo-,
ern, Miss Louise McGoyern. NJ.
Thomas Lsngdan, Mr.. and Mrs Gsor..
Munsey Of New York.
New Monterey--Mr. and Mira
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard " W..
goner, Miss Ruth Cavanaush M,s.
Mona Cavanaugh, Mr.. and NJ.
George Tumen, Charles Miller Fat
Wasler, David Wesler, Mr.. ana NJ.
Nelson Karls, Mrs. Richard T,,yrs..
Mr.! and Mrs. George Hannah, M a.
Mrs. Louis Teuman, M. and Mrs Via
cent Munson OF New York.
Metropolitan--W.C Cortland NJ. ~
E. Speyer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =
Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WrIsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dwight Nj
Ethel Frisby, Mr.. and Mrs, Haro,S
Brent, Richard Mooney, Mr.. and NJ
Harry M. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs, Cbarle.
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon N. Leecb
Miss Edna Leech, Mr. and M.
Thomas Whitlock Of New York,
Columbia-Mrs, ]. Cooper Reid. M,
A. A. Cardinal, Mr. and Mrs. II I
Norwood. Miss Vyvyan Albanes,r.
Miss Ethel Belts, Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard NJ. Bryen, Mr.. and Mrs. rhoma,
Cooling, Mrs. c. L. Fishbark, Mr., ana
Mrs Edward Hall, gMr and Mrs lame.
O'Hara, Miss Marie Cobb, Mrs I.
LaCompte, Mr.. and Mrs George
Brooke of New York. v...J
Coleman House--Miss Dorothy Ia.
Miss Harriet Frost, Mr.. and Mrs u
j. Morris, Miss Eleanor Stump, Charlie,
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas schlos,
Miss Marina Tobin, Miss NJ. Taylor
Miss Beatrice Wagner, Miss Besss
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Forte
Miss jeanette Smith, Russcl Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, Harry Mel.
son, Louis Schuman, Frank Siberian
Richard Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lawson of New York.
Brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. James At.
kinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Upham
John Stillwell, Fred Mackenzie, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Pawley, Mr.. and Mrs
James Smith. John German, Miss LII.
Ian German, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Iiirke, John Brooke, Miss Vivian Nun.
son, of New York.
Bristol-Mrs. Robert Lee, Miss Dor.
othy Levy, Miss Lillian Stern Miss
Sylvia Murphy. Mrs. Robert Murray
Miss Anna Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ryan, Mrs. Edward Freeman, Miss
Pauline Freeman, Miss Bertha Bern,
sey, Miss Helen Mann, Miss Gloria
Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bernard.
Louis Lehman, Miss Gertrude Hayes
OF New York.
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SEA GIRT, N. J.

SEA GIRr. Aug, with the depar-
ture to-day OF the last Of the State
troops who will be here for encampmen;
this summer the State encampment res
ervation prepared to welcome the In
coming man OF the State militia
reserves, or home guard units. who have
arranged for periods Of encampment and
instruction, and the rihemen who are
coming here for practice and match
shooting. The last OF the troops in
camp were the Seventh Battalion Of the
State Militia. which returned to Jersey
City and vicinity this afternoon.
The fact that the last OF the Cover
noTs Day celebration was held Thurs
day at the Little White House is ex-
pected to clear the way for social
activities OF wide range. Mrs William
n Runyon. wife Of New Jerseys Cover
nor, In expected to entertain on numsr-
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BELMAR, N. J.

BELMAR, N. j., Aug. Ocean avenue
las been selected as the point for the
new bridge over Shark River which will
connect Belmar with Avon. This will
make the bridge a link in the proposed
ocean boulevard between New York and
Atlantic City. The board OF freeholders
has agreed to build this bridge as we'll
as two other needed bridges to complete
the ocean boulevard route II the munich
palities provide the approaches. In Bel
mar the approach VIII run through
ground which the Inlet Terrace Company
has agreed to give to the borough for
the bridge. The contract will be let In
time for the opening OF the bridge next
summer.
Plans are under way Ito revive the
old midsummer carnivals on Silver
Lake. Prizes have been offered for the
best decorated cottages and floats. as
we'll as for the best costume for the
masquerade parade that will precede the
water sports. There will be twelve
races on the Jake.
An indoor swimming meet will take
place in the Keely pavilion pool Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. McGrath Of New York has bought
one OF the Colonial cottages on Inlet
Terrace with additional ground for
building.
Mrs. Alfred Lewis has bought Inlet
Terrace property and will build a sum-
naer home there. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Anderson OF Avon ere Others who will
biuld there this fall.
Paul Held, Russian composer, is at
the Atlantic Hotel.
A card party was given at the Buena
Vista Hotel for the benefit of the Ann
May Memorial Hospital Mrs, George
w. Leonard had charge.
August 20 and % have been set rs the
dates for the minstrel show 20 be given
by the Bslmarrsls. Rehearsals are un-
der way at the Inlet Terrace club house.
The annual open lawn tennis tourna-
ment win be held on the courts of the
Inlet Terrace Club Monday.
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Pauline Mercy Mr.. and Mrs Bernard
p, Gilmore Of New York.
West End-William Lawson. Richa n
Chantley, Arthur Zimmerman. Mr.. aRd
Mrs. John Perkins Mrs, Edward Percy,
John M. Maggie, Miss Kathryn NJ. Noble.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Jemlson OF New York.
Pannaci-Miss Loretta Hunt, Miss
Kathryn Hunt, John r. shlnn. Richard
NJ Tuckerton, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Toilrnan, John Gaskiil Edward Gaskill.
Mrs, Francis NJ. Rotterdam, James Z.
Young of New York. -..
West End--Mrs. Vincent NJ. Moore,
Mrs. Thomas l. Pawley, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles T. HOLMAN, Charles woollsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poland. Miss Ruth
Pine, Miss Gertrude Gibbons, Mrs
George Beeman of New York.