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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-08

AS a courtesy to her guest, Mrs.
Edith Bennett Of Chicago, Mrs. Jose
phine Gilchrist entertained informal
ly at her home on North Fourteenth
street, yesterday afternoon, number
of Mrs. Bennet's friends. Bridge was
played at three tables and late in the
afternoon dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-08

The Loyal Sons of First Christian
church will meet tomorrow evening
at the church for their regular meet
ing
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lain of st. Johns Military School at
Manlius. The brides are the daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert OF Gin
cinnati.
Ralph B. Strassburger of Dark Island
has as guests at his homo Capt Bryan
A. Long, u. S. N. Mrs. Long, Samuel
Fairchild, F. Z. Thayer. Alexander
Thayer, Gen. r. ]. Grsymore, c. NJ. c.,
Commander John s. Towers, Mrs. Tow
ers and Capt. Powers Symington of Bal
timore. recently Naval Attache at Lon
don and Is at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Myers of Jersey
City are guests at the Thousand Island
House. Rear Admiral Austin Mcknight
and his daughter, Miss Katherine
Knight, who were guests at the Thou
sand Island House, have gone to Mon
treal for trip up the Saguenay, Tadou-
sac and Murray Bay.
Those entertaining at the Yacht Club
during the last week included Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing L. Rafferty,. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
A. Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L.
Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. Luis HuffnaeRle,
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Hayden, Mrs. j. w.
Butler, Mrs. @. g. Knowlton. Michael
Foley. j. @. Cobb. Peter J. Young, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank L. Loring, Jr, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Powell.
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WATCH HILL, R. I.

WATCH Hill, r. l., Aug. 2s.-Ths
Misquamicut Golf Club is the centre of
life here as usual. Mrs. Truman II,
Newberry gave small luncheon Thurs
day. Mrs John Harsen Rhoades of New
York gave a tea for fifteen guests at
tho club Wednesday.
tea was given Tuesday by Mrs.
Charles ], McIlvain OF Philadelphia and
Mrs. William II. Andrews OF New York
for Miss Mary Colket OF New York, who
returned recently from overseas work
with the Red Cross Among the guests
were Mrs. Truman II. Newberry, Mrs.
Ashbel Green. Mrs. w. f Hope, Mrs. ],
d. Laying, Mrs. Z. B. Bennett, Mrs. @.
Bal Lihme. Mrs. r. b. Mellon and Mrs.
Henry B. Joy.
New York golfers entered in the club
Championships IN progress include WILL
lam s. lnnis. A. Martin Richmond, Rid
ley Watts. Ridley Watts, Jr., John Har-
sen Rhoades, w f. Hope and r. #.
Adams.
Mrs. Frank Healy and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Healy, and son Raymond
Healy Of Cold Spring, y. Y. and Mrs I.
F. Lloyd and Gordon b. Todd of New
York are among recent arrivals at this
Plimpton House.
Mr.. and Mrs b. h. Odell and their
two young children OF Newburgh, n. Y.
have arrived at the Plimpton. Mrs. FL
ton Parks OF New York gave a luncheon
at the Misquamicut Golf Club Monday
for thirty guests.
At the annual meeting OF the Watch
HiE Improvement Society Mrs. Davis G,
Anderson was elected president and
Mrs, Henry B. Joy secretary.
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Horse Show for Gloucester

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. IS. - All
along the shore, with every resort filled
to overlooking. the sport and social ac-
tivities are contributing TO gay season
The Myopia Hunt Clubs annual horse
show will be revived this year on Labor
Day on the practice polo field at Hamil-
ton.
A large outdoor fete in the Eastern
Point colony, East Gloucester on
Wednesday afternoon, for the beneft OF
the Gloucester Soldiers and Sailors Me-
mortal Park brought out over 1000
people on the Hawthorne Inn grounds
Mrs. william h. Harcourt Of Now York
was chairman OF the committee, as
sisted by Mrs. John Clay Of Chicago,
Mrs Edward Flash and Miss Naomi
Wood of New York.
An Invitation golf tournament will be
held at the Essex County Club next
Tuesday by DR.. ]. Henry Lancashire
OF New York A dinner will follow at
Graftonwood, the summer home OF DR..
Lam shire in West Manchester.
Gen. Pershing has awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross 10 Lieut.-Col.
A, Plat Andew, resident OF the East
Gloucester colony. professor of econom-
les at Harvard, former assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, Director of the
Mint and editor of the Monetary Com
mission. He returned to his estate at
Eastern Point about three months ago.
Mrs. John N. WHY'S OF West Man
chester has been in New York with
Duchesse de Chaulne3 and Mrs. Will
lam Thompson, who sailed on Saturday
fer France.
sir. ard Mrs. George q. McMurtry and
child OF New York are occupying the
stone cottage. Smiths Point, Manchester.
Mrs. Alfred Post, mother OF Mrs Nc
Murtry, is here from New York for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Hall of New York
have been spending two weeks with
Mrs. Halls father, DR.. George II. Wash
burn, at Manchester-b -the-Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Meredyth White
house Of Crowhurst. Manchester, have
had as their house guest Prof. Howard
Butler of Princeton University.
Lieut. and Mrs. Clarence g. Waugh
Of New York are guests OF Mrs. Lucius
NJ. Sargent at Prides Crossing.
Robert e. Livingston OF New York ia
the guest of his daughter Mrs z. Pres
colt Rowe, at Magnolia.
Mrs Elliott C. Bacon OF New York
is now with her mother. Mrs. Guy
Norman, at Bee Rock Beverly Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Worthington
and two children of New York have beer
staying with Mrs. Worthington's family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Little, Al
Spartivento, Beverly Farms. They
sailed for London to-day. Mr.. Worth
ington will open an ONCE In London for
| the purpose OF advising English lawyers
and others on questions involving Amer
| lean law.
Among late arrivals - sAs ocsansids
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Alexandra Bay

ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-
Life at the Thousand Islands covering
the period OF the hydropiane races and
through this week has been one round
of gayety. The Thousand Islands polo
tournament, which began to-day, has as
sembled a large number OF visitors to
the villa colony and the hotels are
crowded with guests. Among the lucky
fishermen the last week were Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Chandler Ohristy of New
York. who are at the Thousand Island
House on their honeymoon. Mrs. Christy
landed ten pound pickerel on Tuesday
and she brought in the limit OF bass on
Wednesday.
Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson, for
mer Congressman from Alabama, who
Is here, made a speech at Convention
Hall on Wednesday evening. He will
join his family later at Tuxedo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt Of Oyster
Bay, who were guests at the Thousand
Island House, have gone to Saratoga
z. Y. Claussn of New York arrived
Saturday and will pass three weeks as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Boldt, Jr.
Miss Bertha Elizabeth Gilbert and her
sister, Miss Nellie Mary Gilbert of Tar
Island, were married here on Tuesday OF
last week Ray Joseph Redmond OF Gin
cinnati married the latter and Lieut.
Louis Oliver Nickel OF Pittsburg the
former Tho ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles H. L. Ford. chap
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NARRAGANsETT PIER, Aug. 23.-The
season at Narragansett Pier Is still at
flood tide. The hotels still have ca
pacity houses, notably the Massasoit,
Revere, Imperial and Green Inn. The
cottage colony at Narragansett, larger
than for many years, will remain IN
tact late into the autumn.
The largest bridge of the week took
place at the Point Judith Country Club
on Tuesday afternoon. Tea dances are
given there every Saturday afternoon
at 5. Those present at the latest Of
these affairs were: Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Human Bird, Mr.. and Mrs Jarneo @.
Blaine, Jr., Mrs. Ernest Harrah Mrs
Samuel II. Valentine. New York: the
Rev and Mrs Philip NJ. Prescott. Mr..
and Mrs Wharton Poor. Washington |;
John Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Caryl Rob-
erts, Miss Dorothy Norris, Miss Lisa
Norris, Miss Fanny Sinnickson. Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. l.
Goddard Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. II. Met
calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic B. Read. Mrs.
George R Sinnickson, Providence.
The annual costume ball was given at
the Casino on Friday night for the
benefit Of St Peters-by-the the
Episcopal church here. Like the recent
Snow Ball" 1t was promoted by Talbot
Hanan. The decorative setting of the
ballroom was designed by Mr.. Hanan.
Among those who gave dinner parties
BEFORE the ball were Mrs. Irving II
Chase, Waterbury. Conn. Mrs. Albert
Bond Lambert, Mrs. August Busch, st.
Louis; Mt and Mrs. Andrew ]. Con-
roy. Cincinnati: Mrs. r. r. Taylor
Worcester; Miss Lorania Cross, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Thatcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert J. 3. Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Hanley. Providence; Jascha
Heifets and Peter Porter. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs y. H. McAdoo of New
York, who have been spending a part OF
the summer with Mrs. McAdoo's mother,
Mrs. Isaac Emerson. at Emerson Villa
on the Cliffs. went Thursday to Sara
toga, where they are the guests OF Mr..
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LAKE SUNAPEE.

LAKE SUNAPEE, n. H, Aug. 23.-The
Sunapee Yacht Club has announced that
the midsummer regatta on Lake Sunapee
will be held on August 20 and 80. The
expenses. about $1,000, will be raised
by general subscription.
W. w. Brown, manager OF the Gran
liden Hotel, says that this Is tho most
successful season in the history OF the
hotel.
G. T. Dewey president of the Lake
Sunapee Protective Association, called
a meeting OF members on Friday to
discuss methods for preserving the dis
tinctive characteristics of Lake Sunapee
as a summer resort
Lake Sunapee is to have a rearing
station for the raising of lingering
trout and salmon of any size, and by
spring 100000 hngerlings will be re-
leased. The first Matching station will
be established probably at Sunapee Har-
Dor, at the mouth OF Sugar River.
Granliden guests have landed some fine
catches OF black bass and pickerel, with
an occasional ten pound salmon.
Mrs. w. L. Turner of New York got a
twelve pound salmon thirty inches long.
Among the guests registering at the
Granliden who rnotored here from New
York. Brooklyn and nearby cities were
Mr. and Mira, Hilaire ]. Holden and
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Cuddeback, New
York Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stewart, Ten
aiy. n, J.. and NJ. F. Ground. Testers
burg, Md. Mr.. and Mrs, William d.
Nitar, Mrs. NJ. Spence and Mrs. J.
Spence. Brooklyn; John II. Abel and
Thomas Roach, New York Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Fisher, Miss Leita Fisher and
Mile. l.. Frazard. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon s. August, governess, maid
and child; Miss Beatrice Haight and
Edward Lankon. New York; Miss Boyd
and Miss Smith, Jersey City; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Boiler. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Nones and Miss Nones. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bacon
Bridgeton. N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs, p H
Horne, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r q
Wright and X v. Taper. New Bruins
wick. N. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
Roberts. New York.
Malcolm Summer OF New York has
been enjoying visit to tho Granliden
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Mansfield and sor
OF New York are among the late ar.
! rivals. Mr.. and Mrs, T.. r. Stone OF
Brooklyn will arrive here tomorrow
to remain until the end OF the month
Mrs. Frank Harding OF Brooklyn II
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lane
| at their cottage on Lake Sunapee. Miss
| Dorothy Garfield of New York is the
guest of Miss Alice Forest at her home
] on the lake
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BIG MOOSE, N. Y.

Bio MOOSE, N. Y, Aug. 23.-August
activities reached the climax hero yes
terday when the annual three day in
terhotel regatta and programme OF
water sports was held at Higby's camp.
Hotel Glenmore and Lake View Lodge
Joined Higby's in conducting the event,
and the guests from the other hotels
and private camps attended in scores
OF power boats and hundred canoes.
The programme came to an end with
n mohster masked ball and midseason
fete in the lakeside ballroom of Higbys.
New registra lions include
Burdick's CAMPS. w. E Sweeney.
Miss Marion Mulhall, Miss Anna E. Mui-
hall, Miss Grace A. Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Curtiss. Miss Mary
Patterson, Miss Elizabeth Hendrickson,
Miss Flora b. woodman, Mrs. Grace
Cook, Miss +. Lloyd Reid, Mrs Rude
man. Miss Catherine e. Coyle. Mrs. NJ.
II. Van Alta, Miss Ruth Van Alta, Miss
VI. l.. Butler. D. Decker, Miss Anna r.
Slattery. Mics Mary @. Slattery. Miss
Emily Sieder and Miss McChesney. New
York.
Hotel Glenmore-Mr and Mrs. e. F.
Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Dunn,
Mrs F. Farrell. Mrs. II. Hsux, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Ferner, Ward Ferner. Miss
Louise Kraus, Miss F. A Cobbett, j.
G. Terry. Ralph Harvey. George T.
Montgomery, John Albert, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Albert, Mrs. T. @. Prytherch. NJ.
A. Coughlin, John E. Mcintyre, Mrs. X.
c. Kellett, Miss II. r Kellett, Charles
Perry. Harold Koran. r. p. Higbey.
Mrs. John Rapp. Mrs. J. II. Morrison,
Mrs Howard Reese, Mrs. g. X. Whitaker
and Mrs. Paul Thompson. New York.
Highly Camp-Mrs. r. g. Little, Will
lam Little, Miss Mary c. Franklin. Miss
Edith r. Barker. Mrs Alice S. Barker,
Z. B. Keesler. Miss Louise Stokes, Miss
Angela McManus, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. " J. Giefe, Miss
Ann Parke. John L, Redmond, Miss l.
NJ. Redmond, Miss X. f. Redmond. Mrs.
A. ]. White. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bark
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Whitney,
Miss Elizabeth Gordon Miss Anna C.
Curtin, Miss Josephine F. Dryer. Miss
oienevieve Redmond, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G.. Peters. W. w. Meyer, Miss Ellen p.
Doran, Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Feely,
Mrs. Sarah C. Miller and Miss Mabel
Miller.
Lake View Lodge-Miss Charlotte
Valentine, Miss Marion A. Jenkins, Mrs.
Edward N. Muller, e. NJ. Steinhilber,
Miss Mary F. Mcguire. Miss Anna "
Mcguire. Miss Anna Shay, David Nc
Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Melcher
Miss Edna NJ. Farley. Miss Eta c,
Farley, Miss Agnes Brscken. Miss Clara
NJ Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Bauer
Edward Bauer, Jr.. Miss Ethel Hastings,
Miss Carol H. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A Hitchcock, New York.
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PAUL SMITH's, n. Y, Aug. 23.-Fol-
lowing closely announcement OF the
wedding of Miss Ruth Lawrence Car
roll. daughter of Mrs. William Blood
good Trowbridge, to Eben Sumner
Draper of Hopedale, Mass, in the Epis-
copal Chapel OF St. Johns in the VIII
derness at Paul Smiths at noon next
Saturday is the announcement Of the
marriage of Miss Lois Manley Cum
bingham to the Rev. Remsen Brincker-
hoff Ogilby at the same place and the
same hour on Tuesday.
Announcement of the Ogilby Cunning
ham wedding was made by Mrs. White
law Reid, a cousin of Miss Cunningham.
She has the young woman and her flance
az her guests at Camp wildair on the
UI per St Regis Lake. where the we'd
ding breakfast will be served. About
100 friends are coming from New York
for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston are ex-
pected soon to Join her mother. Mrs.
Robert Huntington. in camp on the
Upper st. Regis Lake, where Ford
Huntington has been spending a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould James
have arrived at the James camp on
the Upper St Regis Lake, where his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. James,
motoring from Bar Harder, will join
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McAlpin have as
guests-at Camp whypdover their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edward Hambleton. and their
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
ward McAlpin.
At the camp OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Drexel Godfrey on Osgood Lake Mrs
]. C. Hoagland Of New York has been
Joined by her son. John Hoagland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Post of New York
have Joined Major and Mrs. Edward
B. Close at White Pine Camp on Os-
good Lake.
The Rev. William B. Lusk is the
guest of Edmund Hall Penfold at the
Penfold camp on the Upper St. Regis.
The Cameron camp was recently
opened by Mr. and Mrs G. G. Frey
linghuysen, who will remain through
the season. Judge James McAvoy and
family Of New York have arrived at
the Lee camp on Osgood Lake, where
they will remain through the season.
Harold Stokes. who recently arrived,
has Joined the Stokes party In camp
on the Upper st. Regis. The Rev. An
son Phelps Stokes will return soon from
Yale
Before going down TO Newport for
a. fortnight Reginald Vanderbilt and
his host, Lieut.. Preston Gibson, o.S
much enterta ming. Among other dinner
parties was one given in the hotel grill
by Mr.. Vanderbilt in honor Of Lieut..
Gibson and Mrs. c. b. Dillingham;.
A women's handicap golf tournament
will take place next week. One OF the
events of the current week from which
golfers derived much pleasure was
kickers handicap. The recent general
handicap event was won by George l.
Thompkins of WATERFOWL, Conn. Among
those making good scores were Justice
John NJ. Tierney and Commissioner j.
b. Gilchrist of New York
Recent New York arrivals include
Robert NJ. Sinclair and his mother, Mrs.
NJ. Chauncey, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Rip
ley, Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Eaton, Mr..
and Mrs c. Cannon. Miss Blanche Pot
| .ar NIiaa a p Gaer Mr. and Mrs.
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Lake Placid Plans Memorial

Late Stevens House arrivals from
New York include Charles @. Raynor,
W. J. Walworth, John j. Dooley, George
H. Neary, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Dom
nellan. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. CARMEL,
Miss Eleanor Carnell. Miss Irene X.
Brown, Miss A. T. Noonan. Miss Mary
Sullivan, II. H. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Merriam. Miss Merriam and Mrs.
Edward Norden.
the mems singles in the annual tennis
tournament at Whiteface Inn, defeating
Carl Good in the finals.
Mrs. ]. Mccoy. Mrs. J. c. Wilson and
Mrs. William Byers won hrst, second
and third prizes respectively for women
in the obstacle putting contest at White
face Inn. corresponding prizes for men
being won by Hayward Schenck. II. L.
Delano and H. F. Patterson.
Among recent arrivals at Whiteface
Inn is John J. Pulleyn OF New York.
accompanied by his daughter and son,
Miss Clare Pulleyn and Robert Pulleyn.
Lieut. Streeter, U. s. A. author of the
Deere Mable" letters. and his mother,
Mrs. G. w. Streeter OF Buffalo. will pass
the rest of the season at whiteface Inn.
Recent New York arrivals at North
woods Inn include Thomas Cecil and his
daughter, Miss Nadine Cecil, Mrs. Wal
ter vom Clef. Miss Hortense vom Clef.
Or. r. P. O'Neil. Roger O'Neil. W. C.
wishart and family.
officers of the club golf association
just elected are President. Henry F. Mil
Ter; vice-presidents, T. J. Connors. ].
n Muldoon and w. 7. Riddle secretary.
Clinton d. Burdick; treasurer, Joseph
Paul
Arrivals from New York at the Lake
Placid Club include Judge Robert G.
Wagner. accompanied by his sons. Mas
ter Robert G. Wagner. Jr.. and Master
Charles Wagner: Mrs. Henry Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Willard, Miss Mari
quita Willard, George II. McFadden
Mrs. McGraham Miles and Mr. and Mrs
A. B. See.
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NarraganSett Pier

and Mrs Edward B. Mclean of Washing
ton. Before their departure Mrs Nc
Adoo gave a luncheon at Emerson Villa
for more than score Of the summer
colony. including Mr.. and Mrs. James
G. Blaine, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Harrah. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stevenson,
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Hazard, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest T. H Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic B. Read and Mrs. George p.
SinnickSon.
Mr.. and Mrs Dutee wilcox Flint of
Providence have been entertaining at
their bungalow on Kingston road Mr..
and Mrs. Salisbury Field of New York,
the latter the stepdaughter of the late
Robert Louis Stevenson, at whose homo
on the Island OF Samoa in the Pacific
she lived for a time. Mrs. Field, who
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Strong. is
well known in tho world of letters and
rs the mother of Austin Strong OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Flint have also
been entertaining James Forbes, the
| playwright. and Mrs Forbes.
Miss Caroline Hazard, formerly presi-
dent Of Wellesley College, returned this
week from fortnlght's stay at Stock
| bridge. She is at her country place,
The Scallop Shell. near the Pier
Prof. jeanette Scott. head of the art
department Of Syracuse University, is
the guest OF Mrs. Frederick r. Hazard
of Syracuse at her villa, Westmoreland
Fields on the Rocks James Brown
Scott Of New York. recently returned
from Paris is also the guest OF Mrs.
Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. b, II. Bristow Draper OF
Hopedale, Mass, returned to their villa
the Dunes on Boston Neck road to-day
from a week with Mrs. Diapers sister,
Mrs. Thomas Brattle Gannett of Boston,
at her country place, Manchester by the
| Sea, Mass.
| The children OF the villa colony at
Narragansett enjoyed party on Friday
given on the grounds OF Flat Rock villa.
The affair was promoted by'Mrs. whar-
ton Poor Of Washington md Mrs Mason
Pfizenmayer OF New Haven for the bene-
Mt OF st. Peters by -the-Sea.
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Activities at ElizabethtoWn

Carleton, Fermine Baird, Cornelia Baird
and Marcia Wadhams, also Kenneth
Fairchild, Toby Stafford. Mason Par
fridge, Jr.. Azel Ames, Preston Scott and
Paul Munroe.
Mrs. Stephen H. P Pell OF New York.
who motored from her summer place
at old Fort Ticonderoga to the Windsor
had as her guests Miss Selma Hitch
cock Of Washington. Mrs. Milo King
and John II. e. Pell OF New York.
Among those arrived for several weeks
at the Windsor are Judge and Mrs
Almet jerks of Brooklyn. accompanied
by Mrs Arthur Glib, also of Brooklyn
DIR. and Mrs. d. Webb Cranberry Of
Orange, n. j.. and New York have
arrived at the Windsor Among those
reaching the Windsor on a tour OF the
mountains were Mrs. Henry Willard, Mr..
and Mrs Harold G. Willard and Miss
Mariquita Willard Of New York. Others
from New York recently arrived at the
hotel include Lieut., Col. and Mrs. H. A.
Stewart. Miss Audrey Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. clifford Carleton and family. Otto
r. struse, MIR. and Mrs. +. c. Giisey,
Mrs. Peter Mongey, Gordon Mongey and
Or. j. E. Hommel.
Perry II. Rushmore OF Hampstead,
n. Y, who came to Deer's Head Inn
for the golf tournament, is accompanied
by Mrs. Rushmore and their son, Thomas
r. Rushmore I'd. William Pierson of
New York, also at the inn for the tourna-
ment. is accompanied by Mrs. Pierson.
Other players who returned from New
York 10 the inn include f. w. Kent and
r. T. Thorn.
Mrs. NJ. Daub of New York has been
Joined at Deers Head Inn by her daugh-
ter and the latter's husband. C. Mol
Ter of New York.
Edward F1ammer OF New York has
purchased a large tract of land adtoin-
ing that on which his new cottage
stands.
Among those from New York recently
arrived at Deer's Head Inn are Mrs
L. A. CHASER. William C. D. CHASER. John
c. Luke, A. r. Gray. ]. A c. Gray
DR.. s. p. Bigelow, DR.. w. C. Deane
Mrs. A. B. Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
p. Vessels. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Pom.
eroy. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Farm ngton
Misn ]. NJ Pennington Mr.. a.il Mrs
Benjamin Fox, Mrs A. Gershe, Mr.
| and Mrs Henry T. Dittenhoefer, Mrs
J. Arthur Booth. and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Richards