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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14

from teams in PENNSYLVANIA and New jersey
especially llarrOwGate. Hess Bright. Stand
ard Roller Bearing, Fralinger. CullingswoOI
or any other teams offering fair guarantee
Address William y. Lane. 2l2T North Second
street.
Victory u. e. would like 10 book games
with Second-class home teams either in or
out of the city Address William Bailar
1925 East Bcrks street
The Boyle B. e.. of West Philadelphia
class travelling teams in Rennsylvania willing
to play for reasonable guarantee Ad-
dress Bear" Wilson. care OF BOyle's. Thlr-
ty-ninth and Aspen streets.
The Hustler Club, of South Philadelpha a
first-Class fully uniformed nine. would like
to hear from all irst-Class home teams for
dates on Saturdays and holidays. Adduess
street.
The Walton 4. A.. a fast Second leila ss
of that class in or around Philadelphia Will
ing to play for reasonable guarantee. Ad-
dress Thomas DOunes, 5703 Bemare terrace
West Philadelphia.
Thompson Il. &. wants to meet fifteen to
sixteen year old mines having open dates for
Sunday games. Address Earl Clover. 14O5
North Tenth street.
The Leiperyille r. c. has May IT. "a and
a Il,g gtr,.l l.t.st
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BUZzARDS BAY, MASS.

BuzzARps BAT. Mass. Aug. 9.--Alfred
c. Harrison OF Philadelphia, a summer
resident at Little Woods Hole Harbor
for years. will have with him the re-
mainder OF the summer his daughter.
the Baroness Won Holstein. to stay until
September.
Charles Hamlin Of the Federal Re-
serve Board is committing between
Washington and Mattapoisett, where his
family is enjoying a rest.
At Falmouth. under the direction of
Joseph Holland of New York. a summer
resident. a second presentation OF the
play - Prince of LIARS" has Melted
$500 for Falmouth's contribution to the
fund for a permanent bed in the Amer
lean hospital at Rheims, France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Force OF New
York find Onset Bay Just to their liking
after motoring through New England
and a portion of the British provinces
The Forces stopped at Charles Stevens's
Windemere at Shell Point.
The family OF Prof Henry w. Holmes
OF New York, stopping at .Begansett, on
the upper Falmouth Bay shore, have de-
parted for a months outing in the Adj
rondacks.
Mrs. Charles Dudley OF brooklyn and
members Of the Dudley family are at
Swift's Beach. wareham.
George d. Yeomans and family of
New York are at their country home.
Cherry Hill, in Plymouth.
Ebert Kip and Carroll Maury OF Nor
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tqs s5a GREEN ny s'eHEs
Activities at Narragansett Pier

Stuart Davis. has been completed and
placed.
A party was given at the Casino
this week by Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Moreton Foley Gage, son-in-law and
daughter Of Henry Lippitt, former
United States Senator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell of
Syracuse are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Rowland G. Hazard. at Holly House,
Peace Dale, near the Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey d. Gibson Of
New York are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Blaine, Jr.. Of New York at
their villa East Bonnie Boural.
Mrs. Inez Sprague Stiness has re-
turned from a trip to Washington
and Is with her mother, Mrs. Avice
Borda. at her villa here until Septem-
Der, when she will sail for France to
join her little daughter. Avice Stiness,
and her aunt, Miss Sprague.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Coe Of
Bridgeport. Conn.,, are guests Of Her
bert A. Rice. Attorney-General Of
Rhode Island, and Mrs. Rice at Rosa
lind.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ashton Crosby and
Charles Ingraham of Greenwich. Conn.,.
and Harold Harvey Of New York are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Baker
Of Greenwich, Conn.,, at Phoenix
Lodge.
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell Of WASH
ington, who spent July with the par
ents Of her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Mitchell. OF Washington.
went to New York to join her hus-
band. Ensign Mitchell, who returned
from the Mediterranean.
Mrs. Frederic Schenck and Miss
Anna r. Alexander Of Lenox. Mass.
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis Draper and
I. Harold Draper of Oak Park, ILL.,.
are at the Massasoit.
Women Of the villa colony are sub
scribing to two large whists to be
given at the Point Judith Country
Club on August 10 and 81. Mrs. Har-
old Knowlton os West Upton, Mass,
is promoting the whists with Mrs.
Percy Wright of Providence.
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Mancheste-in- the-Mountains.

ship OF Mrs. Dorothy Garfield Fisher
two years ago will be repeated in the
gymnasium.
Mrs. ]. C. Bradley entertained the
Twentieth Century Club at her summer
home last Monday.
Harry wolft is passing his vacation
with Mrs. Wolff and their children at the
Miner cottage.
Mrs Charles S. Francis gave a dinner
party at the Equinox House last Satur-
day Her guests included Clarence NJ.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Clark Sd. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T. Clark. Mrs II. II.
Porter, Jr. Mr., and Mrs Thayer Addi-
son. e. w. Taylor. Jr., Prince f. A.
Ruspoii of Rome. and Mrs. George Orvis.
Mrs Warren Dennis entertained at tea
early In the week Mrs. Alton B. Farrell,
Mrs w. Scott Pyle, Mrs. George Orvis.
Mrs. w. T. Groesbeck, Mrs. Guernsey,
Mrs. C. S. Francis and Mrs. George II.
Thatcher.
Miss Gertrude Kicker. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. s. Kicker, celebrated her
birthday Monday with a party for her
little friends in the Spa.
Archbishop p. J. Hayes and Rev.
Joseph P. Dineen of New York were at
the Equinox House Tuesday, returning
from a trip to the White Mountains.
Miss Mildred Caverly and Mrs. G. H.
Vanderbeck of Philadelphia returned
home Tuesday after several weeks OF
golf playing at Ekwanok. Miss Marion
Hollins OF East Islip arrived here this
week.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox House
include: Capt and Mrs. II. W. Humid,
Henry s. Robbins Of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur e. Shannon and family OF
Columbus, W. s. Groesbeck. W. E. Groes-
beck of Cincinnati, Miss I. Il. Holmes,
Miss f. 4. Holmes of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Malone of Lancaster, Pa.
and Mr. Johnathan Godfrey OF Bridge
port The New Workers. ares Mr.. and
Mrs NJ s. Burrill. Miss Burrili Mr.. and
Mrs George Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs II.
II. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Best
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gunther, Will
liam Crombie, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrick, T. Dayton Garfield. Lott b.
Malone. Malcolm Graham. Mr.. and Mrs
L. C. Holston. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ped
body, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wylde. Mrs
8 w. Bourne. Mrs. A. b. Hawkins
chauncey f. Ryder. S. s. Walker and
q. 7. Lawrence Jr.
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GARDEN CITY, L I.

Az result OF the thousands who went
Saturday to Meadow Brook to witness
the polo game between the crack team
OF Meadow Brook and Rockaway, plJy-
ing for the Nassau county championship
and also the likelihood Of being selected
as the team to represent America at
the International games in England
next spring. quite a number have de-
cided to remain here during the re-
mainder Of the summer.
AS a result life at the Garden City
Hotel has quickened. August finds not
one available country home or cottage
vacant
Among the visitors from Manhattan
at the Garden City Hotel during the
week were Mrs Van Brugh Livingston,
H B. Sergeant, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs William F. Baker,
c. r. Black, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs II. M. Hyde, S.
Ferris Lockwood, Grover C. Looming, II.
w. Smith. Edward Thurston, James
Charles Craft. Mr.. and Mrs. d, T.
Geddes. J. Bernard Miller. Richardson
Morris r. NJ Gallie. Mr.. and Mrs C.
w. Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs #. p. Hud-
son, MT. and Mrs. A. p. Lathrop, Mr..
and Mrs. A M. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Reid. Lieut.. and AIRS. b. T. Johns
ton and Lieut.. ana Mrs II. c. Anderson.
\ Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Erwin.
Mrs Francis Briggs. Francis T. Cooke.
T. w. Downing, Mr.. and Mrs John Bene,
Edmund Bene. Harold Clark McCully.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Appleton, Mr.. and
Mrs A. 8. Hickey and Robert Ross
Miss Alice French. Davenport. Iowa (:
Haiiett Johnson. Washington, D, O., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hail. Old West
buryL
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Alexandria Bay Has Big Crowd

General w. C. Heppenheimer OF Jersey
City, who was the guest of Commodore
Charles .Rees alta the Thousand ISL
ands Country Club. has returned to his
home. Miss Clementine Rees OF New
York is at present the guest of her
brother at the Country Club.
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs.
Herbert M. Shipman. who arrived Thurs
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley: Emerson McMIliin Sd.
who was doing Red Cross work In Rome,
Italy. for the past few years. and Cap
tain Rutherford Of the British army. Mr.
McMillin and Captain Rutherford are
guests at the Edison Bradleys.
Admiral H. T. Mayo and Mrs Mayo
were among the visitors to the Thousand
Islands during the past week. Sir
Charles White. a former Minister Of FL
nance Of Canada. spent last week at this
resort. and @. F. Fairchild. ex-Congress-
man, is guest at the Thousand Islands
House.
Captain R H. Van Deiman of WASH
ington, who was recently in attendance
at the Peace Conference In Paris, ac-
| companied by Mrs. Van Delman, will
arrive ae Alexandria Bay next week and
will stop at the Thousand Islands House
The motor boat races. which will be
run next week over the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club course. under the
| auspices OF the American Power Boat
Association. are scheduled for Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday, August 10,
II and Is. The entries announced by
the regatta committee include Whip-Po-
VIII. the hydroplane Of Commodore A. L.
Judson Of the Lake George Racing As
ISOLATION; @. A Woods Miss Detroit Ill
Mrs. G. A Wood will enter a boat that
| has yet to be named. Two hydroplanes
are entered from the Buffalo Launch
Club. One of these boats Is the Arab
W., and the other has not as yet been
christened. Mr.. William s. waldron OF
the Kingston Yacht Club will enter n
hydroplane, and A Graham Miless p. D.
Q. ~. has been entered. At least two
other boatH will be entered from the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club. but the
owners and the names Of the boats have
not no far been given out.
Plans for the polo tournament are
Pmaturing rapidly, and George s. Has,
brouck, the president of the Polo Club
at Alexandria Bay. expects about ten
teams TO contest for the many different
cups that are TO be played for. The
Black River Polo Club OF Montreal has
entered a team, whose players will be
w. r Miller. J. II. A. Acer. II. B. Nc
Dougall. A z. Ogilvie and j. c. Watson.
Those who will compose the Thousand
Islands Country Club team are: j. F..
Black OF White Plains, George s. Has
brouck. A Graham Miles. Laroque An
derson Of New York. T. Ford Of Buffalo
and Clarence Smith Of New York. The
Miami Valley Hunt Club and many other
teams will arrive the latter part OF next
week ID participate in the tourney. The
date Of the tournament Ia August 2s to
September 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cutler and Mas
ter Samuel Cutler of Brookline, Mass,
are the guests of Mrs Cutters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Rubsamen. at Muir
ray Hill.
Mrs. George Russell Of New York will
arrive Monday for a stay OF several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. L IL Jenney,
ON tine houseboat IdlsN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VT,
Aug. st was a popular victory when
Maxwell r Marston became for the
third time the winner of the lsham Cup
at Ekwanok Country Club last Saturday.
Mr.. Marston's opponent, w. w. Patten
of Schenectady. had many supporters
and put up a pluclSy fight against the
powerful Marston. carrying the match to
tina thirty-sixth green. Mr.. Marston
shares the honor OF thrice winning the
Isham Cup with Frederick Herreshoff.
who was victorious In 1908, 1910 and
1911. Mr.. and Mrs. Marston started for
Philadelphia on Tuesday. Mr.. Marston
will play in no more tournaments before
the national championship tournament,
which will begin August 16. at Pittsburg.
Several Ekwanok members, including
A. L. Walker. Jr.. intercollegiate cham
pion w. z. Truesdell. senior champion |;
DIR. Clark Durham OF Brooklyn, and A.
]. Mcclure of Lakewood played In the
Vermont State Golf Championship tour
nament at Old Bennington this week. A
few golfers. including Presley 8. Mac
laughlin, went from here to Schenectady
this week to compete in the annual in
vitation tournament Of the Mohawk Golf
Club.
The Equinox House was filled to over
flowing August 1. and the prospects are
that outside rooms will be needed this
month. At Ekwanok the golfers are so
numerous that II is necessary to book
starting time a day In advance.
Jemes L. Taylor entertained at din
ner recently F. F. Vandephoef. ]. Apple
ton Allen, ]. D. Wolfe. W. X. Quilhot
| and G. B. Plante.
Plans are progressing rapidly under
the direction OF George II. Thatcher.
Edward s. Isham apd others of the sum-
me2 colony for the historical week being
arranged for the benefit OF Burr and
Burton Seminary. There will be an ex-
! hibit of historic relics an art exhibit a
series OF tea and auction bridge parties
and several evening entertainments, In
Guiding an old fashioned country dance,
the FIRST week in September
Manchester's Chautauqua week win be
held on the outskirts OF the village. be-
| ginning August 26.
The Misses Hoyt will give their annual
SUM next Friday.
On August 90 the historical play pre-
pared and presented under the leader
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Mrs. Joseph Fletcher of Providence,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh of Philadel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Snowden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kelly, Joseph T.
Ryerson, Peter Porter. Jr., of New
York. E. w. Woodcock Of Moline. Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Fay Of Boston. Mrs.
Albert Bond Lambert of st. Louis,
Mrs. Irving H. Chase Of Waterbury.
Conn.
Mrs. Harold Knowlton of West Up
ton, Mass; Arthur D. Cooley OF New
York, Mrs. Robert I. B. Sullivan apS
Mrs. Joseph Samuels Of Providence.
Twoscore or more members OF the
villa colony motored down Ocean road
to the Scarborough Beach Club to-
night for a dance given by Mrs. Row.
land Hazard OF Peace Dale and Mrs.
s Human Bird Of New York In the
company were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
L. H. Metcalf, Mrs. Hope Shepley
Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Nep1
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. I. God
Gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Sturges of
Providence; Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK E.
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Read
Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Blaine. Mr. and
Mrs. David Z. Baker Of New York, and
Mrs. Caryl Roberts Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Tyrrell of
Washington have arrived at the Inn
perial.
Miss Caroline Hazard Of the Scallop
Shell, her country place at Peace Dale,
near the pier. is in Stockbridge. Mass,
for a short stay.
Ma n
Anna A. Alexandra have returned to
their country place at Lenox from q
stay At the Massasoit.
Justice and Mrs. Charles F. Stearns
Of Providence and their daughter, Miss
Stearns, have arrived at the Green
Inn.
Mrs. A. M. Blackwell Of st. Louis
and her granddaughter, Miss Louise
Aldrich. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart NJ. Aldrich, are at the Green
Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Bristow Of Hope
dale, Mass, who are occupying Mrs
Charles G. Washburn's villa, The
Dunes, on Boston Neck. have returned
from a motor trip to Vermont.
Raymond T. Baker, Director Of the
United States Mint, and Mrs. Baker
Who have been visiting the latter's
father, Capt. Isaac E. Emerson, al
Emerson villa, returned to their coun-
try home in Lenox.
The marble seat on the lawn of St
Peters, given in memory of Mrs. Ed
ward Davis by her sister, Mrs. Eva
MCGOWAN of New York and her son
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, NY, Aug. 9.-The
busiest week of the season--and that
means the busiest week the Thousand
Islands have seen for at least FIVE
years-is closing. The golf tournament
at the Country Club kept the golf en-
thusiasts busy both morning and after
uoon. The weather man at Alexandria
Bay promised and delivered the best
eolfing weather Of the summer for the
tourney players.
The tennis tournament will start at
the Thousands Islands Yacht Club Mon
day and will continue till August 16, and
on that evening the tennis ball viii be
given. Many of the tennis entries are
already in and these include Mrs Herbert
M. Shipman. Emerson McMillin. Capt. F.
rutherford, Misses Isabel and Virginia
Mclean. Earl H. Hayden, Ernest Rub
samen, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boldt,
Miss Dorothy Whitley. Miss Dorothy
Black, Miss Eleanor Gibbons, Miss Ida
Theisen, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence f. Ho-
bart. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles.
Mrs A. Raymond Ellis, T. Breckenridge
Clemens and others. The Yacht Club
tennis committee is composed of George
e. Mclean. chairman; w. Langdon
Hayden. Edward A Pitcairn. A Graham
lilies, Earl #; Hayden. Lockhart Will
sur, George C Boldt, ]. Sidney Ham
Ymond.
Mrs George c. Boldt, Jr., of New
York demonstrated the fact that she
has no fear for thirteen at table. Mrs.
Boldt gave a supper party at the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club on Sunday
evening and the party numbered thir-
teen. They included Mr.. Ernest B.
Rubsamen, Mrs. A Raymond Ellis. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M, Englis. George c.
DALAI paul anA Dtl Wtoar nornthv
Whitley, Dorothy Block, Lieut. 7.
Breckenridge Clemens, ~E. B. C. Markle
and Miss Ruth Englis.
The Saturday, evening dinner dance
at the Thousand Islands Yacht Club was
one OF the gayest of the summer sea-
SON An unusually large number OF din
ner and supper parties were given. Mrs.
f. p. Wilbur, Jr., had seven guests at
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing L. Raj
ferty Of Bonnie Castle entertained three
persons Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Fraser
of Syracuse had ten guests at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Seavor Jones's party
included six; ]. II. Hammond's guests
comprised four, while Commodore and
Mrs C. NJ Englis had n party Of eight,
and General and Mrs. Joseph A. John
ston Of Washington, d. c.. entertained
seven.
Mrs Richard Eggleston, Jr., and Mas
ter Richard Eggieston Sd and Mr.. and
Mrs. Luis Huffnaegle arrived Friday to
spend August on the houseboat Lysan-
der. Mrs. Eggleston and Mrs Hufrnae-
gle are sisters; the former was Helen
Rafferty, and the latter Doris Rafferty,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Rafferty, and
Brendan and Kevan Rafferty,, their
children. arrived Friday and will spend
August with Mr. and Mrs. Ewing l.
RAFFERTY, at Bonnie Castle.
Mrs Alexander r. Peacock and Miss
Irene Peacock were the hostesses at the
card party given Wednesday evening by
the Ladies' Welcome Club at the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club.
Miss Mildred Caverly. who is golf
champion, arrived at the Thousand ISL
ands in time TO participate in the goli
tourney nc this resort.
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PAUL SMITHS, N. Y.

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Aug. s.-Among
members of the summer colony on the
st. Regis chain of lakes and at Paul
Smiths Hotel. with whom both are popu-
lar, there is general satisfaction that
Miss Ruth Lawrence Carroll and Eben
Sumner Draper. whose engagement re-
Gently was>announced, have decided to
be married here In the attractive little
married here In the attractive little
chapel of st. John's-ip-the-w Wilderness
Cards were issued the latter part of the
week but before he left for his home In
Hopedale Mass. on Tuesday Mr.. Draper
said that the wedding will take place at
noon August 80. The service will be
performed by the Rev. Walter H. Larom
OF Saranac Lake.
Miss Carroll Is the daughter of Mrs.
William Bloodgood Trowbrldge of New
York and Saranac Lake. Her fiance.
who Is the son of a former Governor Of
Massachusetts. has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Trowbridge at Camp Menaga
Campers recently arrived include Mrs
Robert Hoe. at Point Rush on the Upper
St. Regis; Major and Mrs Edward B.
Close OF New York. DR.. Walter B. James
and family Of New York. at their Upper
ST. Regis camp: George Brewster and
family, on Spitfire Lake: the Rev. and
Mrs. w. B. T. Smith. at Upper st. Regis
camp.
Taking. part In the golf events OF the
week were the Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes,
Graham Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Dick. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt,
Justice E. ]. HeaIy, Justice John NJ.
Tierney and Commissioner John F. Gil
christ of New York.
Mrs. Penn Smith OF New York, who is
among the recent arrivals at Paul
Smiths will be Joined there to-day by
her mother, Mrs. e II. Hartman.
Mrs. P. C. Maffitt. who has been
spending several weeks at Paul Smiths
before leaving for New York and At
lantic City. gave a dinner in the hotel
grill in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Smith
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NARRAoAysErT PIER. Aug. Q.

A LII Narragansett Is resting after
~ the feasting and festivity In
connection with the Snow Ball
given at the Casino on Friday night
for popular charity, under the direc-
ton of Talbot Hanan. who originated
the decorative scheme and promoted
the novel affair. OF course all the
villa colony was there, and their dear
five hundred friends" and congenial
groups OF people made up parties and
came in automobiles from New Lon
don. Watch Hill and Providence.
Three hundred or more dined in the
Casino at scores of private dinner
parties before the ball. the dinner ta-
bles being placed around the sides of
the ballroom and in the restaurant
adjoining. The ballroom was con-
verified into a snowbound wood interior
Of pine and fir. In this interior were
the dinner parties. the women, for the
most part, In handsome gowns of
white, many wearing white furs; and
the men in white flannel or linen suits.
Dancing began at 10 o'clock, when
hundreds who had not attended the
dinner arrived All entered the snow
bound ballroom through a door in a
simulated garden wall which led to the
Jack Frost Garden beyond. Soon the
cheerful sound of sleigh bells was
heard. for Jingling bells were suspend
ed from above and these touched the
heads of the dancers as they moved
about. Before midnight a realistic
New England snowstorm burst upon
the dancers. Other features were a
revel and December gale.
The patronesses Of the ball were
Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman, Mrs.
John H. Hanan. Mrs. H. Anthony
Dyer. Mrs. Byron s. Watson, Mrs.
Barnes Newberry. Mrs. Alfred e. Nor
ris, Mrs. Saunders p. Jones. Mrs. Will
lam E. Coffin, Mrs. Joseph Samuels,
Mrs. L. Samuels. Mrs. Charles F.
Thatcher. Mrs. Avice Borda. Miss Fam
nile Sinnickson, Mrs. August Busch,
Mrs. Frank E. Richmond, Mrs. John
b. Lewis. Mrs. John o. Ames, Mrs.
Talbot Hanan, Mrs. James c. Potter
Among the larger dinner parties at
the Casino before the ball were those
given by Philip s. p. Randolph and
Philip Stevenson of New York, a polo
dinner for twenty; Mrs. John H.
Hanan, dinner for twenty, and Mrs.
b. H. Bristow Draper of Hopedale,
Mass, n dinner for ten. Others who
gave dinners were Alfred H. Smith,
Jascha Heifetz. the violinist; Col. and