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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Fulton Lakes Enjoying
Early Season Acfirify
Inns and Cottages Are Filled
Temporarily by Numerous
Visitors During the Holidays

Special Correspondence
OLD FORGE, July 5-For the first
time since before the war hotels along
the Fulton chain Of lakes are enjoying
early season activity and large num-
bers of guests. The holidays have
temporarily filled the inns and cot
tages with many visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Fargo. OF New
York. have taken a camp on the north
shore Of Fourth Lake for the summer
They will be joined in August by
Miss Dorothy Fargo. who is spending
the early part Of the season at the
seashore.
Louis Rockefeller. OF New York, will
spend the season in the village. He
will stay NJ Moose Head Inn.
SIR. and Mrs. i. A. Scraford, Of New
York. are stopping a, the Forge House.
O.her New Workers a that hotel are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Y. Page, Master
John Page. Miss Mildred Page. Miss
Edith Hunter, Mrs. Harriet Havcns, Z.
S. Carey. Walter Carey and x. VI.
Carey.
+. y. Upton. OF New York. was at
the Bald Mountain House last week.
A rurrber OF new arrivals will come
this week and later in the month. Mr..
ard Mrs. Ernest II. Luebbers. jr., OF
Brooklyn, are expected soon. They
will be accompanied by their two
daughters. Miss Josephine and Miss
Dorothy Luebbefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
SOusa's Band to Play at
Saranac Lake Carnival

SARANAC LAKE, n. T.. July b.
Preparations for the midsummer
carnival are now going forward rap
idly. An entire week OF the first part
Of August will be given 20 II and n
sportsmen's show. Heading the com
mittee in charge is william Morris. of
New York; Charles II. Goldsmith. sec
rotary: G. VI. Palmer. George l.. Starks,
F.. r. Stonaker. W. c. Leonard. William
Minshull. J. J. O'Connell, +. r. Ken
dali. Louis Kernochan, j. c. Morgan,
Eddy Whitby, DR.. Lewrason Brown. x.
c. Patterson, G.. A. Toupin, Z. II. Bald
win. J. r. Hogan. NJ. NJ. Feustman. II.
II. Gray and p A. Gould. One Of the
features Of the carnival already ar
ranged will be the presence OF Sousa' :
Band. led by John Philip Sousa him
self.
The Sarsnac Lake Board Of Trade Is
interested In the routing OF the Roosc-
welt Memorial Highway through the
Adirondacks, and will assume part of
the financial outlay involved. Through
the efforts Of +. Z. Stonaker, president
Of the Adirondack Good Roads Associa-
ton. who is An active member of tho
board, il is now probable that the
highway will pass through Saranac
Lake and Lake Placid. instead Of from
Malone across the northern portion OF
the Adirondacks via Chateaugay TO
Plattsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Regatta Season Is Opened
By Bayhead Yacht Club
Tennis, Bridge and Tea Parties
Add to July 4 Cayefy at
Popular Bdrnegnt Resorts
Sreci1i Correspondence

Srecioi Correspondence
BAYHEAD, July 5.-The opening Of
the regatta season, the playing Of the
summers initial tennis matches and
the revival of the afternoon bridge and
tea parties at the yacht club made yes
terday a memorable day at Bayhead
and one which found gay climax in
the Independence Day ball at the Bluffs
last night
Many of the yacht clubs feet went
TO Seaside Park for the opening re-
gatta on the schedule Of the Barnegat
Bay Yacht Racing Association In
promptu races were held here for the
boats of the one design type
The clubs fastest tennis stars were
entered Yesterday in the mems singles
tournament, which was played on the
Yacht clubs courts There is a notice
able revivable Of interest in tennis
matches. and Chairman Robert L. Met
calfe Of the tennis committee soon
will announce a schedule Of events
There will be a match for women
singles on July II. Among the men
who played in yesterdays event were
Kenneth Barnaby. Louis Rowland, Nor
man Ellison, W. Haynes. c: c. Nichols
Herbert Rowland, Francis ". Bronson
Daniel Whitney, Hamilton Disston and
Frank Gummey.
The women enjoyed the first Of the
seasons auction bridge and tea parties
Yesterday afternoon During the re-
mainder Of the season they will be hello
every Saturday afternoon in the clubs
parlor'-
Arrivals at the hotels include:
BluffsEMr. and Mrs p. T. McVey
Miss Frances Rose. Mrs. l. 7. Rose
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Gardner, Rich
ard Gardner, Ledgeworth Gardner anC
Gregor Gardner, of New York
Ocean View-Nr- and Mrs Frank +
Warburton- Frank Wells Warburton
Mr.. and Mrs A H Van Buskirk, Mis-:
Eleanor Van Buskirk, and Russell Bon
nell, New York
Bellevue-Thomas F. A. Sherwood
and family, Mrs Maitland Bishop, Mrs
W. B. Kendall, Miss Julia B. Talcott ant
S G. Talcott, Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Jersey Cincinnati
Meet at Spring Lake
Special independence Day Feat
ures Find the Season at
the Beach in Full Suing
SpvrSn1 Correspondence

SJ%csnl Correspondence
SPRING LAKE BEACH, July 5--Thc
gathering of the New Jersey Society of
the Cincinnati in it's 18TH annual ses-
sion at the ESSEX and SUSSEX yester-
day afternoon. the brilliant patriotic
ball al the New Monmouth al night
and the inauguration of th- tourna-
ment season at the Golf and Country
Club yesterday made Independence Day
notable one here But the varied
activities continued throughout to-day
and will carry over tomorrow
More than 100 enjoyed the play at
the opening of the contest season yes
terday at the Spring Lake Coli and
Country Club
On July "a the entry lists for the
North Jersey cuas1 tennis champion
shipE- which are TO be played HI the
Bathing and Tennis Climb July II, IS
and 10, will be closed From present
Indications there viii be large field
entered in both the singles and dou-
blek William A Rolin win officiate
as referee during the entire tourna-
ment The committee in charge is
composed OF j. Potter Stockton, j. S
Francis, Chapman Ropes, w Tyson Rp-
mnins. c. Edward Murray, jr, Jasper
Dodd and s. p Tull Stockton is the
present holder Of the Casino Challenge
Cup, and viii defend his title against
the winner in the mems singles
The suggestion that afternoon and
evening dances become q part Of the
social activities at the Bathing and
Tennis Club and the Golf and CpIp-
try Club has met with popular ap-
provnL The hotel balls have always
been open TO outage folk az wen az
the hotel patrons, but because Of the
large numbers attending n is possible
that they will soon be restricted u
invitation affairs Already the Coli
and Country Club il becoming ths
scene Of many social events. Tonight
Frank ]. Wotrally entertained Large
party Of friends NJ dinner. Mr.. anc
Mrs. David Mahany. OF New York, wh'
have a cottage here, also entertained
al = dinner party there earlier IN thu
week
Prominent among those who have
registered nj the hotels are: Esse,
and Sussex-Mr. and Mira Theodore
r. Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs Augustine l.
Humes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon ant
Miss Griffin. Dir. and Mrs. +. L. Cam
pion and Miss Campion. Mrs. y. "
Horton and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rein
hart. Of New York.
New Monmouth Mr.. and Mira. y
Rovirs. Sir. and Ars. b. WAtAnabe
Dir. and NrG George n. Ferris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
State Troopers Watch
Traffic in Adirondacks
Motor Regulations Are Being
EnforcedNear ElizdbefhfOicn;
Golfers Are Practising Daily
Sp,cioi Correspondence


FIJZABETHTOWN, n. Y, July g.
Detachments Of state troopers having
their summer headquarters here at the
motor gateway TO the Adirondacks have
made the mountain highways a poor
place for road hogs" and others IN
clined to disregard traffic regulations.
As a result the motor ways through
the mountains arc now even more safe
than traffic regulated city streets.
John +. Mlholand, who is among
the recent arrivals. has gone TO
Meadowmount, his thousand-acre es-
tate outside the village.
Among those recently arrived IS mrs.
+. y. Hand, of New York, who has
opened her villa. She is accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Eugene ID. Alex
ander. and her granddaughter, MISS
Ferminc Baird. of New York.
George S. Munroe and family. OF
New York, are at their summer place
on the summit Of Simonds Mountain.
Golf players who are on the links
daily in preparation for the tourna-
ment events include Justice Charles \.
KeIby, of Brooklyn; Edward flammer'
of New York; the Rev: II; n; Pittman,,
GeOrge II. Ni'bN. Jif - ~ 49,
BENJAMIN +. Stetson. Frank A.
Munsey. who makes occasional trips to
his estate, Garondah. is also among
the players. and Judge Augustus n.
Hand. Of New York president OF the
club, is expected soon.
Among those recently reaching the
Windsor was Mrs Henry :. Duncan.
wife of the managing director. who
motored from the Catskills with
party of friends for the week here.
Sojourners. from New York, who have
arrived for the season at the windsor,
include Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Crawford
MIR. and Mrs. f.. w. Wilson and Mrs
Z. II. Brundage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Wood have re-
turned for their annual sojaurn ut
beers Head Inn. Others from New
York recently arrived are Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Luce,
Miss Marion Luce, Mr.. and Mrs, II. X
Hallock, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Wright and
Niss NJ A. Wright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Governor Runyon Opens
Jersey "Summrr Capital

SEA GIRT. July 5.-The arrival here
Wednesday o. Governor and Mrs. Will
lam y. Runyon marked the opening Of
Sea Girt's Official life for the season.
The Runyons motored down from Plain
field and opened the Little White
House late in the afternoon.
The officers and non-commissioned
officers Of the state militia who are
TO attend the camp Of instruction here
starting next Monday are arriving in
large numbers. Adjutant General Fred
mand, arrived and opened his cottage,
adjoining that Of the Governor, to-day.
The headquarters Of the state military
organization are being moved here
from Trenton, and most Of the stan
from the adjutant generals depart
ment will come here.
Many social events featured the In
dependence Day celebration here. The
Municipal Building was the scene Of
the first Of series Of community
dances Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Many Ne,c Workers at
White Sulphur Springs
Cottage Colony Has Settled
Domn for Busiest and cave"
Season in Recent Years


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W..
Va. July b. White sulphur Spfnf'
entering upon one OF The bnsiet' ana
perhaps the gayost season ~ has kno''
m many years.
The vanguard ~ New York suinm'f
soiourners has arrived and tho cot'are
colony Is practically established Inf
the season. Arriving here WEDNESDAY
were Mrs. John Herndon French. Mss
Mercer French and John llffnNNn
Frenchh. ir. Hr and Mr. Warren J.
Horton. Mrs. Irving 4. Boil, hf ana
Mrs. 4. Richard Denver, Mrs.. 'ffi
Higgins. Nr. and Mrs. Paul Sfnmm and
Mr. and Mrs. " llumgatr are amonr
other visitors from NnuhntIan.
Mrs. Drank Ham iton Davis. who Wa
here with Mr.. Davis from se~ loft Toe
tho spfing, has returned for o. N.'f
Mr.. Davis came for lnd'rrndttr' hHf
and the week end.
Governor " &. Sproul 81 lcnntil-
vania. trs. Sproul and Ni's din'
Sproul Klarr. 81 Chester, Penn. a."
here 10 spend July They hnf 'at'r
the cottage Of Mrs. Jesse hAli'. OF w.
Mnwr. Penn. who has gone o. Nof'f
Pas, Harbor. Maine. Tor July nrd
August and will return in September
Mr. and MR. Lawrence Lawn Nh'
have passed May and june ~ " I'mI ~
ton. \ G., motofcd from there to NNf
SULPHUR. where they VIII m'h
through the summer with her mnth'i'
MIR. John X. Wise. Mr.. Lows Doe
been appointed secretary of the 'rf'n.
hricr Country llofsc Show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
New Motor Highway Draws
People TO The Adirondacks

BIG MOOSE. July with the i'm
proved motor highway leading 20 this
section Of the Adirondacks promise il
given Of season that will surpass all
others from both the social and sport
ing points Of view.
Mrs. W. II. Young and Miss Kathryn
Young. of New York. have taken a cot
tags here this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Crowley. Of Mount
Vernon, are expected at Lake View
Lodge soon. They will be Joined in
August by their children.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Pratt and Miss Ma
rion Pratt. Of New York. have taken
n cottage at Williams for the remainder
Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Cox, Of Brooklyn.
will occupy "Owls Nest" cottage on the
south shore this year. They are enter
tanning Miss Virginia Cox, OF Wash
ington. ID. G.
Mrs. II. T. Frost. Of New York.
stopped at Lake View Lodge last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Many House Parties
On the Upper Sarandc
Dir. and Mrs. Charles N. TriI.
Ter, Of Nerc York, Hare With
Them Large Party Of Friends
SperiaI Corresponderc.

SARANAC I'M. y. Y, July s.
Among campers on the Upper Sarsnse
house parties will be numerous this
season. Thus early campers are be-
ginning to receive their friends and
the days are devoted 70 bathing. boat
ing. fishing or u tennis and golf at
Saranac Inn
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles ~ Triller. OF
New York. who entertain much each
season. have with them a large party
of friends among them being Mrs
Iohn Purruy Mitchell Another "
Gently arrived to Join the rriller party
over the Fourth was +. r. Peck, o.
New York.
Records for long distance tours 70
Enc inn under unusual circumstance
we're shattered this week when kus
sell Alcer. Sd. son Of Mr. and nrs-
Russell Alger. Of Detroit, arrived. nav
inc made the distance from that cry
nv motor cycle Dir. and Mrs. Ager.
who this season occupy the belo cot
tage. are accompanied by their daugn-
ter. Mss Fay Alger, and their grand
son. Henry Clancy, yr. -,
Members OF a multiple motor
marty who arrived ut Saranac Inn m
Ave roadsters were Mr.. and Mrs: Stan
dish Chard, of New York. By whom y
was chaperoned; Arthur Pack and
Miss Beulah Pack. OF Lakewood; Mis.
n. ". Hanley. OF New York; c. Alfred
Brown and Miss VI. L. Brown. Of
Waterbury. Conn; Miss Bertha Moore
OF Lakewood. and Leslie W. Snow, o.
Boston.
s. Y. Ferris. Of New York. who a
among the recent camp arrivals. -
located for the season AZ Deer Island
Thomas l.. Eddy, of New York. ar
rived to-day at the Walters camp.
which he has leased for the season.
Mrs. Isaac \. Selgman and members
Of her family are at the Sehgman
camp for the season.
Mrs. W. T. Curtis. of New York has
arrived NJ Camp Sunrise. al Saransc
Inn. and It's owners. Mr.. ard Mrs. y. j.
Comfort. have gone into Rough Camp
MIR. and Mrs. 5. z. Howe aud family.
Of Camden. ~ j.. have arrived At
Grcenway cottage at Saranac Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
atfarfic City Sets
|: :. :. Netc Fourth Record
f1EHay Vacationists FIJI the
Ne,r Jersey Resort to Full
. Capacity; EIks Are Arriring
Spcrini Correspondence

Spcrini Correspondence
= ATLANTIC CITY, July 5.--Fourth
o July and weekend crowds, and a
lev. thousand delegates to the coming
big Victory Grand Lodge Of Elks,
made July like August here to-day.
keach officials believe that the num-
Ter Of hathers yesterday topped any
previous records in numbers even dur
is.g August and preparations are be
ias- made for even larger throngs IN
bathing suits tomorrow
The big Elks' convention which
arts Monday, viii bring about $4,000
% the shore Heads Of the order az
f5ved to-day and established headuar-
T. ~ IN benchfront hotels ready for the
Proceedings which will include Vic
-oyy Parade, intended to be the great
= e e6rdom affair ever sponsored by
ElkdnD-
:, = Yacf4 Climbs Celebrafe
=, Yesterday was the big outdoor day
Of the year and open house was OBJ
served at the yacht cfnbs which had
races and cruising events and CARDS
and dances in the evening lmpromptu
golf matches with dinners and dances
featured the day at the country clubs
Whils there WAS no formal civic cele-
bratiun at the resort, all the big no
tells and the various sporting organi-
za..iDns had displays OF fireworks on
tho beach, and city officials took off
the ban on fircrrackers for the benefit
CT thu youngsters
Mr. and Mira W &. Thompson and
M;m Alice Thompson Ere IN family
party from New York at the Traymore,
where Mr.. Chester Master arrived
eAxly IN the week Mr. and Mrs A
J. de My are among the newcomers
from New York at The Traymore- Mr-
and Mrs Panl z. Grace. of West 10th
Stuh,. are at the Ambassador Mr.
ana Mr. S. M de Pasquhle arrived al
tha Ambassador from their home II
the Rrunx- H. Seymour Fox and
NnJt41unsr johnson Registered al ths
NsrIburuuxb- Blenheim from New YORK
NJ md Mrs Granville Valentine
Mias EIinDr Gray Valentine and Mis-:
Elfznbeth Lee Valentine are Al thai
hot1l
liz. xnd Mrs W A Vogler, of Wins
trmrSaiem. N c. Ere HI the Dennis
vhzrp they have been entertaining
Muw CIiugmnn- Major xnd Mrs Elber-
Z -8srk and Miss MU5urie Peck o.
Warrington, arrived nj the Dennis
krum Los Angeles MR. Alfred I'm
sserrrxn IL with Mn NJ o. Snyder a
tAe Esplanade- Nj and Mrs L L
NacBryd and Miss Margaret MacBryt
IRE ri that hotel Mr. and Mrs
dsosrs E Bell and Miss Bell, of Mont
clair, are spending some tune At th'
St. ChHrlex Mr.. and Mrs Henry Davi
son arrived st the Blackstone
New Yorken = Rssorf
Nxs and MrA c. A Lind Of Nes
York, and Mrs j. J. Coan sre anon
the visitors at the Wiltshire Mr.
r. 6. Hoffman il with Brooklyn friend
at the Jackson Mira z T. Brnmwel
arrived at the Grand Atlantic wit
Randolph Bramwen and Mrs T. N
Mackenzie. Of New Brurswick Nj
and Mrs. julius G. Martin have al
rived ri the Strand Mr. and Mr.
Marshall Hughes who have been i
wsshington, are nj the Alnmar- Nj
and Mira. G. A. de LONE. Of Jerse
Cisy, ere IT the Boutwell, Mrs An
enut arrived II tho Phillips Hous
for the summer MrA " r. Hennes
xms from Brooklyn 70 5ofn Mr. Her
nWAf ks B1tmorc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06

I8.HoIe Golf Course for
St. Regis Nert Season
York Of Increasing Sise Of Links
Under Way; Array Of Noted
Conogers at Paul Smiths
Snscial Correspordencs

Special Coryespondsncs
PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, July 5.-Work
of extending the St. Regis River golf
course from nine to eighteen holes,
which will be completed next season,
is expected to convert it into one Of
the most sporty" and picturesque in
the Adirondack region. To enable the
extension, the club acquired by pur-
chase several hundred acres adjoining
the present course. DR.. Walter B.
James, of New York, is president of
the organization. With the opening Of
the season about the middle of this
month, the clubhouse will be the scene
Of a number Of afternoon teas and
tournament events.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Marvin, of New
York, who soon will occupy their new
camp on the Upper st. Regis, will be
accompanied by Mrs. Marvin's sister,
Miss Ruth Carroll, recently returned
from France, where she had been en-
gagged in Red Cross work.
DR.. w. L. McDougall, of Montreal,
will open his new camp on Osgood
Lake next week and will spend the
season there with his family. Work
on this camp, which represents an ex-
penditure of about 100000, has been
in progress for two years.
Among campers on the Upper st.
Regis expected soon are Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Mather, of Bryn Mawr, who will
occupy the camp owned by Mrs:
Mathers father, George II. Earle, of
Philadelphia. Lawrence Beggs and
children, of Philadelphia, will occupy
Mr.. Earles Spitfire Lake camp.
William G.. Rockefeller is at the
Rockefeller camp on Bay Pond.
Among those recently arrived to oc-
cupy cottages at Paul Smiths is Lieu
tenant Preston Gibson, U. S. A., who
is accompanied by his brother, Richard
Gibson. Later in the season they will
be joined by their Cousin, Ben Ali
Haggin.
DR.. and Mrs. George Fales Baker. OF
Rosemont. Pa, who recently arrived at
their cottage, are doing much motoring
about the region. DR.. Baker has been
successful at fishing. having landed
several strings of trout.
At her camp on Osgood Lake, Mrs
Craig Lippincott, who recently re.
turned from Philadelphia, has as her
guest Mrs. NJ. L. Reeves, also Of Phila-
delphia.
Eugene NJ. Travis, Of Brooklyn. State
Controller, was among those reaching
Paul Smiths on motor tours during
the week.
Mrs. John Meyer Kort and John
Kort. OF New York, have arrived AT
Paul Smiths for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Resorts Packed to the EUes
By Huge Holiday CROWDS
Shore and Mountain All Tell Same Story, With
- Records of Last Five Years Broken; lslip Polo
= Club to Open Horse Show Season July ~

Independence Day and the week end
lived up to the predictions made, and
the fr2 Of the three-day hol-
days was the most brilliant, in
every respect, held in the last
FIVE years Every resort inland
and seashore, had been opened, and
the hotels were all prepared for the
big rush. which was even larger than
had been forecast In some cases cots
were provided on the porches. in bill
lard rooms and every available space,
TO look after the great crowd. Along
the Jersey and New England coasts, on
Long Island. in the Berkshires, the
AdirpndHcks, the White and Green
mountains and the Thousand Islands
it was the same story-everything
filed to capacity.
Sports By day and dinners, dances,
cards and fireworks in the evening
we're provided Cor the entertainment
Of the guests
The season for open-air horse shows
II the resorts will begin Saturday,
July 1e, with the annual exhibition Of
the Islip Polo Club, on the clubs
grounds, lakewood Park, between Bay
Shore and Islip, Long Island. There
will be nineteen events, each Of which
will include an exceptionally large
number Of entries
The executive committee of the club
comprises Edward C. Blum, chairman;
jay +. Carlisle, Juan Ceballos, William
K Dick, George A Ellis, jr.. Horace
Havemeyer, Miss Marion Hollins,
Charles F. Hubbs, Bradish G. johnson
and Harry T Peters.
The members of the general commit
ter include John D. Adams, Arthur K
Bourne. Mrs August Belmont, jr,
Henry " Bull, Lawrence S. Butler,
Mrs W. Bayard Cutting, Julien Davies,
J.. Henry Dick, H Rieman Duval,
Julian D. Fairchild, W Russell Grace.
Harry B Hollins, jr., Schuyler Par
sons, jr-, Beverly Robinson, Morton l.
Schwartz. A Charles Schwartz, Rich
ard Wharton, Harold H. Weekes and
Herbert l. Pratt
The Monmouth County Horse Show
Association will hold its annual ex-
hibitipn-the twenty-sixth-at Holly
wood Park, Long Branch, N j., on
July "a, % and 26- The association
hSx eiected its old oficers-Harry Con-
lent president; Joseph j. O'Donohue,
d., vice-pre sident; P. j. Casey, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Charles W
Smith, manager
The annual Newport Horse Show Will
y held a. usual at the end of August
And promises to bring gay season at
Pc 3ohnlar Rhode Island resort to a
! ling end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Notable Audience Hears
Anna Case at Ocean Grove

OCEAN GROVE. y. J., July 5,-The
first Of series Of eight concerts in
which stars Of the Metropolitan and
Chicago grand opera companies will
appear brought 70 the Auditorium here
tonight notable audience 70 hear
Miss Anna Case, Of the Metropolitan.
On the programme also war Or. Dwight
Newell Hills, Of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn. who gave q lecture Oh THE
America Of Tomorrow"
Joseph Bonnet, the French orgsnist,
gave his last American recital Of the
season In the Auditorium this after
noon. He also gave concert yester-
day afternoon. both recitals being well
attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Seabrighi Celebrates
OId-FnshiOned Fourth

SEA BRIGHT ~ j.. July 5--Inde-
pendence Day was celebrated here by
speech making and band concerts The
guests of the Peninsula House and the
Pannaci Hotel cooperated in water
sport carnival held in the surf In
front Of the Peninsula Hotel lmme-
diately following the swimming races.
the fishermen engaged in a speed skin
triangular race over course from
the inshore pounds TO the ofshore
lightship on a tfteen-rnile break
The Saturday evening dances run
by the junior members Of the social
set Of both Rumson and Sea Bright
have proved SUCCESS Last evening
the committee in charge arranged an
affair af the Beach Club. More than
200 couples were in attendance
Recent arrivals at the Package cot
tage are> W. l. Cornwall. J. G. Draper,
Thomas b. Penton. sr-. Mr.. and Mrs..
Thomas B. Penton, jr-. all Of New York.