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rapidly; half TO three. quarters in
good condition. Second picking in
progress.
Ten Years Ago.
The grand central station Of the
Rock Island Frisco lines will IN all
probability be completed before
January, 1910, according TO 4 state
ment made today by Chairman r. Y.
Noakum OF the Rock lsland-Friseo
lines.
James EdWn Thomas. eldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross +. Thomas oil
ll2o North Robinson avenue. wa,
quietly married Thursday afternoon
October q 10 Miss Laura Fliral. IN
Dean, daughter OF Mrs. h. r. Dean OF
Alexander Ala. The young couple
arrived here Saturday.
Oscar Dieu, {. d. Ferguson and
Henry Hoffman were taken in a,
members of the Lakeylew Country
club At meeting OF the stakeholder,
last night
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For he stole the umbrella that
stole the week before
Luke McIukc
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Another ycclety has recently been
added TO tho number already in ex-
i,,ence in Oklahoma City 1t is
called the "Entrc Nous club and il,
members arc Misses Henuie llatten
Myrtle Beatty Myr,a Cooke. Ethel
Allen, Ora Allen. Irene Bowers
Ouda Hayn,, Alice PAYNE. Ilet,lc
Wand. Corah York. Marguerite Mar
rnan. Alice Cary Grant Margaret
Laird lclla Lane, Clara Rwc. Mary
Miner
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IL.
sE SOUTHAMPTON

Miller of Scardale second among
women: Whitney Bouden of New Or
leans first and F. r. Lucas of Chicago
second among men comp etitors.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Feuchtwanger and
their son Paul of New York are stopping
here while en- route to st. Andrews,
New Brunswick.
Rear Admiral E. A. Anderson with
his wife. Gen. p. c. Pope with Mrs.
Pope and Commander John Grady were
here during the week.
Arrivals at the Hotel Wentworth in
clude Mrs. c. II. Coster. Francis Well
man. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamlin
Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ottley. Miss
Martha Otuey. Mrs. Arthur Brarder and
son, DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Walker, Sam
uel Walsh. Samuel Walsh Jr., Edward
De w. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reynolds Brown. Louis Ehret Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Young. Miss Il. VI. Woodyer. Mr. and
Mrs ]. g. Bacon, Miss X. B. Rathbone,
Mrs A. NJ. Cowles. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Montgomery of New York. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Feuchtwanger. Paul Feuchtwan-
ger. Madison. n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs p W.
Russell, Mrs. B. F. Bell, ScarsdaIe Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Brodilead Pennington,
N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Humphreys,
Paterson, N, j.
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MancheSter-in-t he.Mountains

planning an exhibition Of historical rel
les and works of art with various enter
tainments, including a historical play
and country dance. The programme
will furnish a week of continuous enter
tainment, the proceeds of which will go
to Burr and Burton Seminary. George
II. Thacher and e. s. Isham are UNDER
taking a large part of the committee
work.
The Misses Hoyt will give their an
nual vaudeville at the gymnasium Fri
day evening, August Is. Next Tuesday
church entertainments
Mrs. ]. c. Bradley entertained with
tea and auction bridge on Friday.
Mrs. Horace J. Young gave an auto
mobile picnic this week.
Arrivals at the Equinox House in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Morse. Cabot
Morse. Jr., Durham Jones. f.. Everett
Jones and B. w. Godsoe of Boston
William X. Quilhot of Amsterdam; Mr..
and Mrs. William Moffat of Utica; Mr..
and Mrs. Z. z. Jackson and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. B. Purnell of Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. George Collette, C. H. Gard
ner, w. p. Comstock and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Graves of Providence Allan Lard
of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart II.
Patterson. Miss Louise Patterson, Miss
Helen NJ. Patterson, Martin w. Little,
ton, Jr.. Bartlett Arkell, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pur-
cell, Mrs. H. X. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Z Fahys. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Keys. James C. Parrish, and Mr. and
Mrs. c. V. Rich of New York.
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STANFORD, N. Y.

STAMFORD, N. Y, Aug. 2.--Golf and an
increasing number OF social events are
occupying the attention of the summer
colony. The Stamford Country Club held
golf matches with two neighborlng clubs
last week, resulting In Victories for the
local golfers Haines Falls was played
on Sunday and Oneonta on Thursday.
Return matches on the local course will
be the golf features OF the coming week
The date for, the annual club tourna-
ment has been set tentatively for Au-
gust 10. and will be followed In the
evening by n fancy dress ball The tour
nament for the presidents cup is sched-
uled for September /.
Dances are being held at the Country
Club every Friday evening and bridge
parties on Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Dorothy and Janet O'Ryan.
daughters of Major-Gen. Organ. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Parks
of Brooklyn, who are occupying the Nc
Cracker cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert
Silvernail OF New York are guests of his
parents. Prof. and Mrs. ]. T. Silvernall
Of Rochester Seminary. at their cottage
In Granthurst Park.
The Community Chautauuua will open
tomorrow and will continue for five
days. with programme every afternoon
and evening. The large advance sale of
season tickets among the summer guests
assures its success. and the Chautauqua
Will become permanent summer fea-
ture.
The large number of young men has
revived interest in baseball. Teams are
now being organized to represents the
different hotels. Those already formed
are at Churchill Hall. Westholm ana
Cedarhurst. Swimming is also a ia
vorite recreation with the younger set,
and the Rexmere pool has been crowded
every afternoon.
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MANcHEsTER-Irs IN THEM VT,
Aug. 2.-During the last four days the
twentieth annual golf tournament . for
the Isham cup and other trophies has
been in progress at the Ekwanok Coun-
try Club. One hundred and thirty players
started the competition with a qualifying
round OF eighteen holes on Wednesday.
Among the metropolitan district golf
ers playing in. the tournament were
Maxwell r. Marston, A. l. Walker. Jr,
Richard Haight. William Patten. Will
lam E. Truesdell. Frederick Snare, c.
F. Watson, Presley S, Mclaughlin. JAS
per Lynch, A. j. Mcclure, w. d. Nc
Donald. Joseph Hodgson and +. F. Van
derhoef. The tournament was played
under the direction OF James l.. Taylor
OF Brooklyn, chairman of the Ekwanok
Tournament Committee.
This week was a busy one socially.
On Tuesday evening Miss Grace Cross
man Of New York did exhibition dane
ing at the Tribute Fresh Air Fund en-
tertainment in the open lounge of the
Equinox House. Her numbers included
two interpretative and two ballet dances.
The Equinox Orchestra and negro
quartet were in attendance. Auction
bridge was the game of the evening.
The committee of arrangements includ-
ed Mrs. Charles S. Francis, Mrs. G..
Lisle Forman. Mrs. Hartwell Cabell and
Mrs. George Orvis.
Mrs. Charles 8. Francis entertained
a party of twelve at dinner at the Equi-
nox House Saturday. Among her guests
were Mrs Warren Dennis. Mrs. W. Scott
Pyle. Mrs. II. w. Bishop, Mrs. j. w.
Clark and Mrs. d. S. Kicker.
Ex-Gov. John A. Dix. Mrs. Dix, Mrs,
w. Scott Pyle and Mr.. and Mrs, A. G.
Spalding were among the guests at a
musicale and dinner given by Mrs. John
Jacob Gunther in her summer home.
Mrs. Pyle is house guest of Mrs. Gum
Their. Mr., and Mrs. Dix visited Mr..
and Mrs. Horace @. Young over last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Miller. who is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Edward S. Isham, at
Ormsby Hill, gave a dinner party at
Undertook Inn Monday evening.
The Manchester Historical Society is
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Campers at Paul Smith S

PAUL SMITHS, n. Y, Aug. 2.--The
campers now arriving at their summer
places for August are turning to golf
and some interesting matches are
played daily on the links of the ST.
Regis River Golf Club. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Dick. who recently arrived. with
Mrs. Dicks son. Master John Jacob
Aston Sd, at the Faulkner camp. on the
Lower st. Regis Lake, are fond Of the
game and are among those taking part
In the sport.
Among those recently arrived at
camp are Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor,
who are with Mrs. Astor's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Huntington. at their
Upper St Regis camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. Close OF
New York. who have leased Archibald
Whites White Pine camp on Osgood
Lake for the season, arrived this week.
Recently arrived members of the
house party at w. w. McAlpin's Camp
Wyndover on Spitfire Lake are Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayward Mc.Alpin, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hambleton and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt of
Glen Cove, L. l., have joined the party
OF young people who have been at their
camp on the Upper St. Regis,
For a few days early in the week
w. f. D. Stokes of New York was
guest at the Upper ST. Regis camp of
his sister-in-law, Mrs, Arson Phelps
Stokes.
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LAKE sUNApEE.

LAKE SuNAPED, N. H., Aug. 2.--Fair-
fax Harrison, president OF the Southern
Railway, accompanied by Key Compton
of Baltimore, l.. Z. Jeffries and L. L.
Jeffries. Jr.. of Washington. arrived in
a touring car for brief visit at the
Granliden. -
A large colony Of New York visitors
arrived the last week, the majority OF
them coming by automobile, stopping at
the various resorts en- route to Lake Sun
apee. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Beekman, Miss Beekman, Miss s. A.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Osborne, Mr..
and Mrs. f. T. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs p. f.
Albert, Herbert NJ. Unger. Albert b.
Unger. Herbert NJ Hecht, Mrs. S. e.
Wright, Mrs. John Montgomery, Miss
Elizabeth McCaveny. the Misses Kydd.
Mitchell Kydd, Abbott McCaveny. Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Kenan, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B..
Treche, Benjamin +. Spellman and three
guests, Mrs Martha La Montague, Mrs.
George L. Heills, Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
Adler, Edgar ]. L4auer. Mr. and Mrs.
James X. Peacock, Pelham Manor; Mr..
and Mrs. +. l. Shallman and Carl e.
Trenche, Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lie Baron OF
Brooklyn arrived Wednesday for the re-
mainder of the summer
MISS DOTOtny Lee O1 DIoohiyh 10 hho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitney
of Brooklyn at their cottage on the lake.
A party Of four visitors from far
away who registered at the Granliden
are Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Hobson, Mrs.
A. C. Stick and Leland Zugh of Inde-
pendence, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Allen OF
Berkeley, Cal..- have come across the
continent to spend some time at the
Granliden.
Herbert Whiting of New York, who
sbent. week here, made some splendid
records both over the course of the Gran
liden and that OF Soo-Nipi Park links
He entertained Informally at dinner for
Mr.. Robertson of Larchmont, n. " and
Mr.. Bopp of White Plains, MY.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Fallon and Mrs,
John ]. Small and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lord, all Of New York, are among the
late arrivals.
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SARANAC LAKE, N. Y.

SARANAc LAKE, N. Y, August 2. -
Among the weeks arrivals is Nine
Ernestlne Schumann- Heink, who is
spending a few days at Riverside Inn.
Accompanying her are Mr.. and Mrs HUI
bert Guy of San Diego, Cal.
The work of planting brook and lake
trout in the waters of the SaranRc chain
and tributary streams has been in prog
ress under the direction OF officials Of
the Saranac Lake Fish and Game Club
during the week. John w Titcomb
State fish culturist. who few days
ago visited the State hatchery near Sar-
anac Inn, was much interested in the
work of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Percval of New
York are the guests OF Larry Evans.
author of "Once to Every Man" and
other fiction, and Mrs. Evans at their
cottage here.
Those from New York recently arrived
at the hotels include at Riverside Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Templeton, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. T. Templeton and A. T. Nall
Ian. At the St. Regls-Miss Helen Ed
wards, J. F. Davidson. William o. Da-
wilson, E. A. Seyforth, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ]. Brady. Samuel Lamberson, r.
Harris, Dean Palmer and G.. w. Morrill,
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Recently arrived members Of the
house party of Mrs. George Fales Baker
at her cottage at Paul Smiths are Miss
Mildred Lee. Livingston Fryer and Ed
ward Buckley of New York Early in
the week Mrs. Baker and her guests
motored to Whheface Inn, Lake Placid,
the party including Mrs. James G.
Pontefract. Mrs. Marshall Winpenny,
Miss Lee, Miss Lillian Homer, Harry X,
Belknap. Mr.. Buckley and Mr.. Fryer.
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman, who has
one of the Paul Smith cottages for the
season, is among those recently arrived
at the hotel from New York.
Mrs. Joseph Walker OF New York has
been Joined by her son, Joseph Walker,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Chapman of New
York, who recently arrived at Paul
Smiths Hotel, will spend the season
there
Among those from New York re-
Gently arrived at Paul Smiths are Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. V. Steward and Lieuts.
Lewis Steward and Walter Frazier,
both recently returned from overseas
Miss z. NJ. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Lawrence.
the Misses Lawrence. Mrs. H. N. Lam
bert, Mrs. II. c. Billiard, Mrs. L. r.
Hill. Mrs +. L. Schwab, Mrs. II. r.
Billiard. Mrs. T. Il. Schussler, c. B.
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Blodgett, Joseph
Warner, Jr
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GARDEN CITY.

Midsummer has brought TO Garden
City and the country round about West
bury. Wheatley Hills and the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club on Long Island some
OF the most interesting events OF the
year
Principal among these was the polo
match on the International field at
Meadow Brook between the pick OF the
Rockaway and Meadow Brook players
to decide men to send abroad next spring
in an effort to bring back TO this country
the International cup lost In 1914 TO the
team of Lord Wimborne
The Salisbury course near Meadow
Brook. the aviation folds and Motor
Parkway have attracted many from all
sections and on the tennis courts about
the Garden City Hotel. the Salisbury
course and the Garden City Club have
been played a number of interesting
matches.
Army and naval officers from all sec
tions of the United States were at Gar
den City last week witnessing the lasts
on the aviation fields.
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Golf at Alexander Bay

guests comprising Miss Eleanor Head Of
Greensburg, Pa. Miss Dorothy Whitley
OF Washington, Miss Dorothy Block of
New York, George Mccormack of New
York and Ensign T. Breckenridge
Clemens of st. Louis, nephew of the
late Mark Twain.
The Rev. C. II. l.. Ford of MAnlius.
New York, who recently returned from
France, where he served as chaplain with
the A. e. F., has arrived at the Thou
sand Islands.
The hostesses for the card parties TO
he given during the season at the Thou
sand Islands Yacht Club have been an
nounced. These card parties are given
under the auspices of the Ladies We'll
come Club. The hostesses for last week
were Mrs James Bryce and Mrs. An
drew Mclean. On Wednesday Mrs
George c. Boldt and Mrs. c. Leverett
Hayden were the hostesses. Hostesses
for the successive Wednesday evenings
during the summer are Mrs. Alexander
r. Peacock and Miss Irene Peacock, Mrs
Peter J. Yong and Mrs. c. F. Theisen,
Mrs Charles NJ. Englis and Mrs. j. Miles
Gibbons, Mrs. Ernest ]. Rubsamen. Mrs.
Clarence Hobart, Mrs. John Stewart
Brown and Mrs. William T. Dewart
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Gefaell of New
York entertained at a luncheon at the
Thousand Islands Yacht Club Thursday,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. EnElis. Miss Ruth Englis. Peter Hay
den. Earl Hayden, e. NJ. McMahn.
Mrs. C. Leverett Hayden of Fairy
land" was the hostess at luncheon
given Friday at the Yacht Club. Among
the party comprised Mr.. and Mrs. John
e. Gefaeii, Mrs. c. NJ. Engiis and MRS.
A. Raymond Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas c. Fonda OF
New York, who were the guests of Mrs.
Fonda's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rem
ington Nichols, at their cottage at this
resort, have returned to their home.
w. A. Brouse OF Toronto, who is cruis
ing on the st. Lawrence River in his
yacht Mariner" entertained a number
OF guests at the Yacht Club Thursday.
The party comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ridge Brouse. Miss Harriet Brouse and
d. Graham of Toronto.
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Sailing Races Open at Lake Placid
Cup Stays WithMcCutcheon---New
Power Boat in Commission

his parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Hardia
at Sea Gate.
Niss Matilda K Montgomery Of New
York, who arrived this week, has Joined
Mr.. w. A. Seymour of Pelham, N. r,
who has one Of the Stevens House cot
tages.
Those arrived for the season at the
Stevens House include DR.. Luis Menooal
and family Of New York and Havana
The Rev. J. c. Campbell of Port
Richmond, Staten Island, has as his
guest at the Stevens House the Rev.
Francis waseh Of Buffalo.
william ]. McConvilie OF Brooklyn,
secretary OF the Lake. Placid Yacht
Club. has been entertaining Henry 8.
Mclean of New York at the Stevens
House
DR.. John p. Conroy and Mrs Conroy.
who have been at the Catholic Summer
School of America, will spend August at
the Grand View.
Recent arrivals from New York at
the Grand View include J. J.-Julia, Mrs.
J. Van Heusen. Miss Van Heusen, J. y.
Daley. A. II. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hargrove, Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Lucey. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Paul, Alfred G. Day.
Shows by the Juniors, staged in the
parlors at Northwoods Inn. have been
literally patronized by their elders
Miss Vera Leahy Is leading lady Of the
improvised juvenile stock company. Re
cent New York arrivals at Northwoods
Inn include Mrs. Z. Il. Van Stone and
Mrs. A. ]. Rappold, Mrs. Elizabeth
Walsh, Miss Helen Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. J. 4.
Pero and F. Schenck.
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ALEXANDRIA BAT. N Y, Aug a.
A golf tournament will start Monday at
the Thousand Islands Country Club.
The entries are not all III as yet, but
among those playing will be Mrs. A.
Raymond Ellis, Miss Irene Peacock, w.
G. W. Auffermann, Mrs. William Fell
loves Morgan, Mrs. A. Graham Miles,
Miss Dorothy Hammond. William 7.
Dewart Mrs Alexander r. Peacock,
Mrs. George c. Boldt. Hon. John Dalzell.
Samuel Dalzell. Frederick Frazer. Grant
Peacock, T. A. Gillespie. II. L. Gillespie,
Earf II. Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs Frederic
CORTLAND Penfeld, A. Graham Miles.
Miss Gladys Brooks. ]. II. Hammond,
Lee Rumsey, Jr.. Mrs. E. p. Wilbur and
Miss Stella Wilbur.
The Anglers Association of the St
Lawrence River will meet in convention
at the Thousand Island House Wednes-
day. August 6.
Hugh Dewart of Montclair, n, j., who
was the guest for several weeks at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. William T. De-
wart at Bella Vista Cottage, has re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. end Mrs. Peyton Bevans. Miss
Charlotte Bevans. Miss Isabel Bevans
and Master Lawrence Bevans Of Short
Hills. N. j.. who spent several weeks at
the Thousand Island House, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Strassburger of
Dark Island have as their guest E.
Thayer of Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Robert Hassler of Indianapolis, Ind.
arrived at Alexandria Bay yesterday
and will spend the remainder of the
season at the Thousand Islands Country
Club. Mr.. Hassler has had his string OF
polo ponies shipped to this resort.
Miss Betty Collamore, who was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham Miles
at their Wellesley Island Home. has re-
turned to New York. Miss Dorothy
Hammond OF New York arrived Wednes-
day for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meade and two
, children arrived yesterday from Dayton,
Ohio, and will spend the summer at the
Tennis House" on Wellesley Island.
. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boldt, Jr.. are
entertaining a large house party, their
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LAKE PLACID, N. 7, Aug. 1.-The first
In the series OF sailing races under the
auspices Of the Lake Placid Yacht Club
took place Monday. The winner was
c. w. McCutchen Of New York and
Plainfeld. N. j., who is the present
holder Of the cup.
Several new power boats have been
ers of them including Lester Armour of
Chicago who. with Mrs Armour and
their infant child, this season occupy
Camp Katonah. the Lake Placid camp
OF A. II. Kayton of Flushing: ]. Benja-
min Dimmick. former head of the Red
Cross work overseas and former Mayor
OF Scranton, Pa, and e. S Steimaf Of
New York, who Is at his cottage for
the season.
George Hamlin and Mrs. Hamlin, who
are at their Swiss chale. on Signal Hill,
have been Joined there by Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Burton Of Chicago for August.
Included In a party from the Inn that
motored to Paul Smiths early in the
week were Mrs. Elisha Saiffin and Mrs.
j. J. Sweeney. New York Mrs Thomas
A. Gill, Philadelphia; Mrs. J. w. Nc
Cormick, Miss Marie Mccormick, Sum-
NIT, N. j.: Miss Laura f. Verran, Wash
ington.
Among those from New York recently
arrived at Whiteface Inn are ]. Leonard
Mohr. Mr.. and Mrs A. w Warner, Miss
Mitchell. Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. ELL
sha Snlffin. DIR. ]. A. Anderson, Mrs j.
A. Wangler and Mrs. C. ]. Goulden.
John r. Harde Of Brooklyn arrived
this week to spend a fortnight at the
Stevens House. after which he will Join
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Kellogg and Frederick Sheffield, who re-
Gently arrived from New York are at
Camp Iroquois.
William Lane and sons of New York
are at Mr.. Lanes camp near that of his
father, E. V. 2. Lane.
At their camp on Hoel Pond Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar +. Van Etten are entertain
ing w. z. d. Stokes of New York.
Henry d. Forsyth of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. McC. Bangs of
New York at the Gray Cottage. Saranac
Inn.
Lieut. Beekman ]. Delatour of New
York, who recently returned from service
overseas, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs
]. z. Prior OF New York at Saranac
Inn.
woodside cottage at Saranac Inn has
been leased for the season by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Wise of Brooklyn, who are
accompanied by their daughters, the
Misses Norma and Helen Wise.
Mrs. V. NJ. Jones and son, Master
Samuel Jones of New York have the
Lucas cottage at Saransc Inn for the
season.