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Final Dancing Contest Attracts
Throng of Cottagers---Benefit
Given fol-, St. Andrew S Church

More than a hundred guests were pres.
ent
The Rev. Robert Robertson Green
wood, pastor OF the Noble Street Pres
byterian Church, Brooklyn, who was a
recent guest here OF Donald a. Manson,
sailed to-day for a trip around the
world. After travelling through Eng
land and the British Isles he will tour
the Continent and visit the Orient, re-
turning home by China, Honolulu and
the Rocky Mountains. Mr.. Manson
celebrated his eighteth birthday here
this week at his summer home. inviting
a number OF the parishioners of the
Noble street church, among them Mrs.
8. J. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moren,
Miss Jean. Robinson, Mrs. Whiteside the
Rev r. r. Greenwood, Mrs. w. 8.
Weaver, Donald Manson, Jr., John
Graham, II. T. Manson, Mrs. Caldwell
and Donald Manson Sd.
Arrivals at the hotels include:
Tackanassee-Mr. and Mrs. James
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs George Hunt. Miss
Irene Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mid
dleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ingalls,.
Hollywood-Miss Marion Sonner, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. Schonck, Franklin Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Pasteridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G. Packer, Watson K. Finley,
Mrs r. Reiss, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Hunt
ington. .. .-
West End-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam
bertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel knight.
Miss Frances Campbell, Herbert H. Cor
man, Miss winifred Kearns, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Irvine OF New York.
Pannaci-Mr. and Mrs. John II
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John OToole. Mrs.
Joseph L. Locke. Donald p. Diehl, Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Ferguson, Mr.. and
Mrs George Pemberton of New York
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POINT PLEASANT, N. J.

POINT PLEASANT. N. j., Aug. l6.-AI-
though their fine new fishing pier which
was rapidly nearing completion was al
most destroyed by the storm which swept
the coast on Wednesday night the mem
oers of the Point Pleasant Fishing Club
are beginning to plan for its reconstruct
tion' Most Of the newer section Of the
pier was torn out by the high seas.
dressed in blue and white checked
ginghams and blue denim overalls many
summer sojourners here attended to-
night the old fashioned barn dance at
the Leighton Hotel. The masquerade
ball which was TO have taken place next
saturday has been postponed until
August 80.
The Indictment weather OF wednesday
and Thursday led to a revival OF tho
volunteer concerts at the Pine Blum Inn.
Members OF the Point Pleasant Golf Club
are talking OF buying a new and much
larger course near Point Pleasant
Arrivals at the hotels include:
CarroNton-C, A. Moore. Herman En-
gleman Miss A. Masterson. Mrs. NJ. A
Kleinberger and Mrs. J. Friedman. Man
haitian. DR.. b. r. Machat and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Hall, Brooklyn.
Leishton-Mrs~ Muller. Miss VI, Lyons,
Miss Marguerite Mead. e. b, Rustin. Jr..
Mrs. Charles A. Fuller. Miss Edith N.
Fuller. George II. Kirby. Mrs George
Beavers, Mrs, s. ). Chaplin, F. w O'Don-
nell and e. W. skinner. New York.
Pine Blur lnn-Mrs. ]. Ferguson. Mr..
and Mrs II. l.. Morgan, Mr.. aud Mira
], L. Nicholson. e A Rinscher. Man
haitian J. s. Wilson. H. T, wilson
Brooklyh sr.
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wESTPoRT, N. Y.

wEsTPoRT-oN-LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N.
Y, Aug. 16.--winners in the golf tour
nament here this week were. in the first
eight: Edward j. PruyAe OF Albany; in
the second eight, Abram De Ronde, Of
New York, and in the third, Il. j..
Richards of New York. In a team match
between westport and Port Henry, the
westport players won by twenty-three
points .t-t.
The annual water sports take place on
Monday on Northwest Bay before West
port Inn. A tennis tournament will be
held on the courts at Westport Inn on
Wednesday
Miss Katharine De Ronde OF New
York. who is at Westport Ina with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
De Ronde. has brought about the estab-
llshment OF a fire signal station on
Lookout Point in the preserve Of her
father, adjoining that OF the westport
Mountain Spring Company. She has
had a number of new. trails laid out
Mrs L. A. Witherspoon entertained at
westport Inn on the birthday OF her
daughter. Miss Josephine Witherspoon,
ten covers being laid. Fifty were present
at a party given in Miss Witherspoon's
honor by Mrs. II. r. Laboulsse Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph J. HARRISON OF the cot
tage colony gave a dinner and dance for
ten at the inn. Other dinners there in
cluded one by Mrs. w. A. McBeth of
New York In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Weir and one by Mrs. w. w.
Hall OF New York for a party OF friends.
DR.. ana Mrs. Beverly Robinson OF
New York have been Joined at their cot
tage by their daughter. Mrs. A w.
Butler Of New York A. H. Titus of
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At Lake Hopatcong

LAKE HopArcoNo, N. J.. Aug. 16,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney of Brook
lyn gave a card party at their cottage
on Thursday evening for the benefit of
the Orphan Camp boys.
Many wealthy New Workers who are
summering here had a merry time on
Thursday evening at the cottage and
camp harvest dance held in Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Townsend's large ballroom
The decorations consisted of sheaves
OF wheat land rye and stalks of corn
The cotllion figures were led by Harold
Fischer OF New York and Miss Ethel
Reynolds Of Brooklyn Thirty-five
couples participated.
The patronesses were Mrs. l. Larkin.
Mrs H. Pierson. Mrs l. Wallace. Mrs.
X Henderson. Mrs. X. Wilson, Mrs. @.
export, Miss K Rogers, Miss l.. Cum
mings, Miss L. Knapp, Miss J. Lathrop,
Miss H. Tuttle, Miss X Fowler and
Mrs X Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hoffman of New
York are driving their four in hand
again this summer. During the week
luncheons were given b. Mrs. Clifford
Payne, Mrs. X. Lawrence. Mrs. X.
Thayer. Mrs X. LIVINGSTON, Mrs. H.
Harper, Miss X Collins, Miss X Brewer
and Miss #. Powers. A fishing party
is being arranged for next week. Reg
istered for the event are Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Flake,
Mr.. and Mrs II. Daniels, Mrs. L. Far
rington and L. Hutton.
Mountain View the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawley. was the
centre OF social interest Tuesday evening
a musicale being followed by dance in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Draper.
1t was preceded by a dinner Of thirty
guests Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. L. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Packard
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Stillman
Mr.. and Mrs L. Garrison, Mr. and Mrs
H. p. Grifiiths, Mr. and Mrs. @ L. Lam
BERT Mr.. and Mrs. X. jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. l., Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Per
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Williams, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. A
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LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE. GEORGE, Aug I6.--Never before
in the history OF this resort have there
heen such large crowds as have focked
here this summer.
lie Grand c. Cramer won finst place
IN the races at the club Saturday after
noon IN his speed boat winninish IT.
Edward NJ speers won second place In
Miss Englewood. Jonathan Moore's
Falcon won third.
To-day witnessed one OF the big sports
occasions OF the season, when number
Of water sports in addition to the regu-
lar Saturday afternoon races took pace
at the Lake George Club.
AZ the MIXED foursome handicap nag
tournament at the club last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bacon Of New
York won first place. IL A. Woodward
and Miss Tarafa. second place. ana
lanes L. Wells and Mrs George Cramer
third place. ~ 49,. -
AT The annual meeting OF the directors
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WILDWOOD, N. J.

WILDWOOD. N. j.. Aug. ia new
boardwalk here in the Second and Third
wards for q distance Of nineteen blocks
and 400 feet nearer the ocean front
than the present promenade has been
virtually assured by the action of the
City Commissioners at their last resu-
lar meeting. AZ which Harry E. Weir,
acting city engineer. presented tentative
plans for the new esplanade. He offered
also valuable suggestions for other civic
improvements. among which was a rec
ommendation forbidding the erection Of
any "shacks' within ten feet of the new
walk Incorporated in the plan are rest
pavilions and other desirable features
A majority OF the property owners hav-
ing holdings on the ocean side OF the
walk have signed petition requesting
that the work on the new wooden way
be started this fall.
Frank Pierson, president OF the Wild
wood Kennel Club. is working hard for
the dog show to be held August 90.
From the piers and along the surf fish
ermen have been making record hauls of
kingfish, weak, Cape May goodies and
other varieties. Party boats from the
banks are daily bringing in great guam
titles of sea bass and porgies as we'll as
some bluefsh. Enthusiasts in the back
channels have been landing founders,
weaks and crabs in abundance.
Helen Rades OF Lynbrook is among
the late arrivals here. Betty s. Con
| of Elizabeth, N. j.. is at the Sheldon.
Mrs Louis Ehrenberg OF 1906 Cation
avenue. Brooklyn, is also a visitor. Ed
win Robins of sos West nth street
and Douglass Campbell OF 1883 Balm
bridge avenue, N. Y. are in the cottage
colony. Florence Z. Halberisen and
Peter Halberisen of Newark and Laure
e. Leste and Mrs NJ. Myers of Irving
ton, N. j.. are at one of the Pine ave-
nue. hotels
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CAPE MAY, N. J.

CAPE MAT, N. j.. Aug. 1.-THE peak
OF the summer season will be reached
at noon tomorrow, when many Sunday
visitors come to swell the crowds. All
the hotels are crowded.
Senator Philander c. Knox of Penn
sylvania and ex-senator David Baird
of New Jersey were among the weeks
arrivals. Senator Knox is staying at
the cottage of his daughter. Mrs. James
r. Tindle, on New Jersey avenue. Sena-
tor Baird Is at the Hotel Lafayette.
The Red Mil Ia the centre OF social
activity during the evenings. The
dances every night are largely attended.
Sea bathing, fishing in Cape May har-
Dor. golf tournaments on the Cape May
Club links and bridge parties about the
cottages and hotels fill up the pro-
grammes Of the visitors
The Red Mill last night was givien UP
to benefit for the p. E. Church of the
Advent and included dancing and q
moving picture show.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sinnott gave n
dinner on Tuesday. at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Pocher of New
York are occupying their cottage on
Lafayette street. Mrs. Pocher's sister,
Miss Edna Mcdonald, had been her
guest for n month. but has now left to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. n. Folwell in Spring
Lake.
James e. Galbray, formerly OF the
Savoy. New York. is at Cape May ar
ranging TO become the manager OF the
Hotel Cape May for 1890. Benjamin
Bruce Fox OF New York has Joined
friends here for a vacation. L. q. Scher-
merhorn. Eugene B. Boyer and L. A.
Clinton Of New Brunswick are at the
Windsor.
C. q. Williams Of Yonkers has Joined
the colony at the Windsor. where also
are Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Fox of New
York. Miss Sarah Meade has Joined
the. New York colony here
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Van Schuster OF
New York are passing two weeks at the
Windsor.
Barlow Ware OF New York is at the
Baltimore Inn. william f. Story, Jr.
OF Schenectady has Joined his parent,
from Worcester. Mass, at the Baltimore
Inn. T Il. Douglass OF New London
Conn.,, In Baltimorean patron. Mrs
W. B. Kendall OF New York Is also al
the Baltimore Inn.
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.NarraganSett Pier

have a common interest. women left
their bridge tables and the Point Judith
Country Club was well nigh deserted.
The sum Of $1,000 was cleared.
The tables were placed all about the
lawn under the trees. Busy sales
women" ran to and fro. A table hav-
ing a stock of flowers and useful arti-
cles was presided over Mrs. David s.
Baker Of Greenwich, Conn, assisted by
Miss Frederick Bush of Camden. s. c. !;
Miss Margaret Moulton of Wakefield,
Miss Althea winship of New York and
Mrs. Ashton Crosby OF New York, who
Is visiting Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Henry
Breevort Kan8 of New York was in
charge of the candy table, with Miss
Sarah H. woolley OF Washington. Mrs
Alfred E. Norris Of New York presided
mt a table of fancy articles, assisted by
Miss Dorothy Norris and Miss Sally
Poor Of New York.
Mrs. John II. Hanan had a hat table.
A collection of bags. neckwear and
sweaters were other features of this
table. which was in charge of Mr.. and
Mrs Talbot Hanan, Mrs. ]. G. Tucker
and Miss Edith Tucker.
The Misses Beatrice and Gertrude de
Coppet OF New York were in charge OF
the cafe and an interesting toy table
was in charge Of Miss Peggy Martin Of
Washington. who Ia the guest OF Miss
Henry Breevort Kane at Ridge Dawn.
Assisting at the toy table were Banigan
Sullivan and Miss Julia Tower OF Provi-
dence and Edmond Conor Of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. August Busch OF st. Louis. who
is occupying Shore Acres this season
had charge of table containing all
sorts of miscellaneous articles. and more
than $3.50 was cleared at her table alone
She was assisted by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. August Busch. Jr., and her
daughters. Mrs. Percy Orthwein, Mrs
Drummond Jones and Miss Alice Busch
of ST. Louis. Mrs. Allen. wife of the
s9ev W. II. B. Allen. rector of St Peter
BY the Sea, had charge Of a supply OF
groceries. Mrs Mason Pfizenmayer OF
New Haven had charge of the grabs
The chief feature was a miniature doc
show" small boys and girls Of the Piel
villa colony arriving with little berib
boned dogs OF high degree.
The blue ribbon was won by the little
white Maltese terrier OF Miss Peggy
Martin OF Washington. who is visiting
Mrs. Henry B. Kane at Ridge Lawn
| SNOWFALL, the little white terrier Of
Grille Chase, daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Irving H. Chase of Waterbury, got thu
second prize. The dog show was pro
NOTED by Mrs John r. Fell Of Phila
delphia and Mrs. Francis Robinson o
New York.
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BAYHEAD, N. ].

BArHEAD, N. j., Aug. 1s---The North
Jersey Shore Tennis tournament will
open on Monday on the Bayhead Yacht
Clubs courts Many who played in the
Spring Lake Beach and Sea Bright
tournaments recently will be here The
committee in charge consists OF Ersline
Hazard, Collie Burgwyn. Robert II. Met
calfe and others
Bayhead's fast sailing boats were en-
tered to-day In the races OF the Barnegat
Bay Yacht Racing Association There
has been a great revival of interest in
sailing this year.
Although stormy weather prevailed a
part Of the week. there was no lack of
entertainment for the summer hosts At
the hotels and many private cottages
bridge parties were held and the dances
at the hotels narnishsd DIVERSION.
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Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Harmon and
Mr. and Mrs. K. Lockwood
The annual carnival will be held next
Saturday. There will be over 500 boats
OF various kinds In the parade to COM
rete for prizes.
best seasons. Many prominent New
Workers are domiciled there for the re-
mainder Of the season. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sherwood OF
Brooklyn have given several dinner.
yachting and coaching parties at their
cottage
At Castle Edwards. on River styx
Point dancing is the most popular
amusement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander Of
New York took party of friends. in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leach. Mr. aud
Mrs. L. Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs d. Sutton
and Mrs. l.. Rogers. on a trip to the
Water Gap Tuesday, The coach was
fooled by L. Raymond. l.. Brokaw and
M. Marshall
Dinners we're given this week by Mr..
and Mrs. L. Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kramer, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Wilkinson. Mrs Everett
and Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Valentine. A
poverty party was given on Wednes-
day by Mr. and Mrs. X V. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Marshall OF
view nork gave reception and musicale
at their country estate near woodport
Wednesday evening In honor of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Helen
Marshall, to c. Kennedy OF New York
Eighty guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds of Now
York gave a golf dinner on Tuesday TO
twenty-eight friends, who composed
three tallyho parties from Bernard sviIle.
The coach Rambler was fooled by II
Clarkson. K. L. Davis, K. Simpson and
| Is. Bently; the coach Lenox by II. Has
! tings, James Graham and b. Russell, ana
nc coach Valley Stream by J. Young, A
! Stewart and F.. Stlll,nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andrews Of New
York entertained Wednesday evening at
their cottage. The lawn and park were
Illuminated with hundreds Of Japanese
and Chinest lanterns. The barn was
turned into fairy dancing pavilion.
Supper was served on the lawn
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Of the club II. w. Guernsey OF New
York was elected president and Sidney
Homer secretary.
Isadore Kressel of New York enter
tanned at lunch on Sunday at the club,
Among those entertaining at dinner at
the club from New York Friday night
we're Henry W. Hayden, L. ]. Thomp-
kins, A. Shillar and Edward Bacon.
Capt and Mrs. A. L. Hawley of New
York have arrived at the Marion Hotel
John Logan Of New York also Is at the
Marion.
Louis Sherry OF New York was among
the visitors this week at the Fort
william Henry Hotel. DR.. and Mrs. F,
e. Laudern OF New York are passing a
few days. hfr. and Mrs. Daniel Guggen-
helm Of New, York are visiting here. Mr.
and Mrs NJ S. Adler Of New York
are at the Fort william Henry Hotel
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Children Flock to Asbury Park-Billy
Sunday and Gypsy Smith to Be at /,
Ocean Grove

full and most picturesque costumes.
Some of those taking part In the chill
dren's entertainment at the Lafayette
this week were Margaret Virginia
Sticltler, butterfly dance; Louis Henry.
scarf dance; Myrtle Pullen, violin solo
and recitation; Doris Abeles, Airline
Kazanjian and Anna Altman, recita-
tons.
The benefit concert arranged at the
New Monterey by Sherman Dennis
for the benefit of the Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital yielded $500 to the
Buy-a-Bed Fund. The ballroom was
crowded, and many who could not at
tend contributed largely. The pa
tronesses included Mesdames T. F.
Nevins, 8. w. Shrader, p. T. Powers,
H. z. Shaw. T ]. woolley. H. e. Ma
son, Elias Kempner. T. J. Dittenhofer,
Adam Engel, 7. r. Peters, A. F.
Chrichton, c. w. Baker and H. e.
Hassell.
The hospital dance held at the Mon
mouth Hotel resulted in s1o2 being
raised for the charity. The first prize
of $40 was won by Lieut.. Paul W.
Ingiehardt, the second of IS by Miss
Ada Schlicht, and the third by A. M.
Kennedy.
The New Jersey State Suffrage rati-
fication committee held a rally here
this week at the New Monterey Hotel.
The open public meeting was ad-
dressed by Mrs. Halsey ". Wilson.
secretary Of the national association.
Commissioner Burdette G. Lewis also
spoke.
This weeks programme of music
and entertainment at the Boardwalk
Arcade has been an unusually good
one, and ended tonight with O per-
Torrance of the Criterion male quar-
tet with Pryor's Band.
Mr.. Pryor will give q Leoncavallo
memorial concert soon, with the pro-
gramme devoted entirely to the late
composers works.
The annual police benefit was held
Tuesday evening at the Arcade under
the direction Of Pryor's Band. Living
art posters arranged by Miss Mary
Lawson Leech contributed to the pro-
gramme. and other special features
were singing by May Purbeck Proskey,
soprano, and George W. Reardon,
tarytone. Isabel Brylawski, violinist,
also appeared
The fantasy "a Winter CARNIVAL
was given in the Arcade with many
innovations introduced In the way Of
new dances The ballet was under the
direction OF Miss Dorothy Palmer. The
dancers included Viola Oppenheim,
Queen of the Icef; Merle Abbot,
Alice Higgins, Elizabeth Scism, Mar
garet Fox, Mercedes Hankins and
Ethel Simpson. "Ice Sprites"; Mag
dalen Peter, Snow Man; Fiji Bellouf
and Lorraine Blair. Twinkle and
Blink; Dolores Hankins. Snow
Fluff"; Eric Calame, Grace Simonson
and Grace Robinson, "Sleighride" 4;
Olga Beauman, Doris Ableis and
Evelyn Brentan. dance Of the Snow
balls; Grace Robinson and ensemble
t"Northern Lights"
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SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE.

SHAWNEE ON THE DELAWARE, Pa,
Aug. l6.-Buckwood Inn Is as usual
filled to overlooking. The golf course Is
crowded daily This season tennis
has come into its own again on the
clay courts. The river is generally gay
with canoes and boating parties All
the cottages on the estate are filled,
mostly with families with young chill
dren-
A. Mitchell Palmer. Attorney-Gen-
eral. found relief here from the high
cost Of living problems by playing golf,
and Bethlehem Steel was represented by
70. Q. Grace, William Tobias and Paul
Mackall. Others at the hotel are Leon
e.. Cooley OF Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs
J. y. sheedy Of Honolulu. Judge and
Mrs Archibald OF Scranton, Mr.. and
Mrs LIE Baron of Washington, d. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs Luther d. Lovekin Of Phil
adelphia. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. TVimble
and family of Pittsburg and H. A. Jack
son Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs y. G. Cameron of East
Orange are passing the season hefA
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ALEXANDRIA BAT, N. r. Aug. 1e.-
Three sport events at the Thousand
Islands have kept the cottage colony
unusually on the alert to keep abreast OF
all OF the events. The golf tournament
at the Thousand Islands Country Club
was being played at the Country Club.
the tennis tourney at the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club. and the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club championship gold
cup races were run on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday on the ST. Law
renee River racing course.
The tennis ball on Saturday evening
was a large event, and the prizes were
presented to the winners by Commodore
Charles s. Rees. The tennis tourney
had a number of entries, including Capt.
w. D. A. Rutherford. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man, James L. Prescott, George Noakes,
Ernest b. Rubsamen. Alexander Thayer,
Ralph b. Strassburger, T. Breckenridge
Clemens, Clarence Honart, George F.
Benson. Dorothy Benson. Isabel Mclean.
Virginia Mclean, Herbert Rubsamen, Fl.
M. Reid, Arthur Spencer, Marie Jenney,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Boldt, Jr.. and others.
Lee NJ. Rumsey, yr., won the mems
championship at the Country Club golf
tournament this season. with Clarence
N. Peacock of New York as the runner
UP. The second 16 for men was won by
Samuel Dalzell Of Pittsburg. with r. r,
McFariane. runner-up In the approach
Ing and putting contest ROLAND b. Pea
cock won in the mems events and Miss
Irene Peacock. In the women's. with Mrs.
George c. Boldt winning the second prize
in the women's events. In the mixed
two bail foursomes Samuel Dalzell and
Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis won. Miss Irene
Peacock retained her title as woman
champion golfer at the Thousand Islands
Country Club.
Col A. d. Tuttle Of the Medical Corps,
who was on duty twenty-slx months in
France, Is at the Thousand Island House.
Hear Admiral Austin NJ. Knight and
his daughter. Miss Kitty Knight. are
guests at the Thousand Island House.
Col. e. F. Miller of Governors Island
spent several days last week at this re-
sort. He has gone to Plattsburg.
Murray Guggenheim came to Alexan-
dria Bay recently on his yacht Leonla.
one Of the finest ever seen on the St.
Lawrence. II is built IN style that
strongly resembles a combination house
boat and yacht, having an immense liv-
ing room, dining room. observation room
and eight staterooms.
John T. Pieraon Of Glen Ridge, N. J.,
Ii the guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert A
Osborne on the houseboat Arcadia
The Hon. Clifford Sifton of Ottawa
was at Alexandria Bay last week and
entertained a number OF friends at the
yacht club at dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Condo OF New
York went on fishing trip to Lake On
tario last week on their yacht CORN
thia. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs
O Leverett Hayden Of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. Condos house guests are w M
Howard and George N, Burt OF oswego
Mr.. and MrR L II. Jenny OF New York