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won, defeating NJ. and R. Bentley, of
Philadelphia 60, 81, 60. Winners
in the mixed doubles were Mrs j. 7
Thayer and A. D. Thayer, of Philadel-
phia, who won from Miss Thayer, of
Philadelphia, and ]. w. Raymond, of
New York, in. the finals, 81, 3-6
Ga.
The Ward camp in the Upper Saranac
has been opened for the remainder of
the season by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A
Sayre, of Middleburg, Va.
Mrs. Douglas Gordon, of Baltimore
who has Poppy cottage at Saranac Inn
has as her guests Rear Admiral Nib
lick, U. S. N, and Mrs. Niblick.
Miss Anne Vauclain is the guest Of
Mrs. F. NJ. Vauclain, of Rosemont, at
Saranac Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair Macafee, of
Ascot, England, who recently arrived
with the Misses Macafee at Saranac
Inn, are entertaining Mrs. H. L. Hanes,
of Haverford, Pa, sister of Mrs
Macsfee.
Miss Louise Wicks, of New York, has
arrived at Saranac Inn for the re-
mainder of the season. Others from
New York recently arrived at the inn
include Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Ayres, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Griffith and the
Misses Griffith.
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Garden City Hotel Has
Big Labor Dav Throns


GARDEN CITY, L. l., Aug. 3o.-This
week end, with the Labor Day Eve
dance at the Garden City Hotel,
brought to Garden City one of the
largest crowds this cathedral town has
ever known.
The golfing season at the Salisbury
course and the Meadow Brook course.
both on the Hampstead Plains, has
been one of the most successful in
their history.
with the commencement of the au-
tumn Point to Point races, the coming
horse shows at the Mineola fair and
the Piping Rock Club, and later the
fox and drag hunting with the Meadow
Brook hounds, Nassau County will at
tract hundreds of lovers of these
sports for the next few weeks from
the country clubs about New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton. There will be more riders in tn
saddle at the Meadow Brook events
than before in years.
One of the most interesting dances
gwen during the season was that Of
Wednesday night at the home of MISS
Margaret Ferris
Among those registered at the Ger
den City Hotel are:
Mrs. Robert Cunningham Myles, Mr.
and Mrs. F. F. Hunt, MIR. and Mrs
Edward A. Manice and Miss Dorothy
Manice, Mrs. J. G. patterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester J. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur E. James. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore P. Dixon, Mrs. Edwin B. Jackson
and Master C. B. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Jackson and Miss
Helen Jackson, Mrs ". L. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. James P Harper, George
c: Holt Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard O. Brown
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Manchester Can't Find Room
For Belated August Visitor

MANCHESTER IN THE NOUN
TA1NS, VT, Aug 30.-A large field of
golfers contested the Arthur Taylor
Memorial Handicap against boyle
Tuesday at the Ekwanok Country Club.
The prize winners were Rutledge Sim
mons, of Brooklyn, and l. S. Robson, of
Rochester,
The Equinox House has been obliged
to turn people away practically every
day since the middle of August, and
now the Labor Day crowd is taxing
every sort of accommodation
Miss Virginia Hanscomb, of New
York, entertained at the Equinox House
Tuesday with luncheon and cards. On
Monday Mrs. Horace G. Youn. enter
tanned at the Gables with cards and
luncheon. Mrs. H. H. Porter gave a
large dinner at the Equinox House
Wednesday evening, and this evening
+ Mrs. Jasper Lynch is entertaining a
dinner party there.
On Monday Mrs. W. H. Mcclure en-
tertained the Twentieth Century Club
at her summer home. Monday evening
Miss Mary B. Gleason entertained at
dinner at her summer home
Mr.: and Mrs: John G. Shedd and Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Schueppe, of Chicago,
are at the Equinox House, where Mr..
and Mrs. George Armout. of Princeton.
also are spending few days.
Recent arrivals at the Equinox House
include Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Jeffrey,
of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs George R.
Garfield, of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Marquard, of Princeton; Mr.. and
Mrs. |. S. Robson, of Rochester; Mrs.
Henry Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs F. B.
Ryan and family and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Williams, Of New York.
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Webb Granberry, Of orange ~nN 4. j. w. who n,
10 at tho Windsor. In an exciting
thirty-slx- match in the finals DR..
Cranberry won from Gordon Stanton,
one up.
Recently arrived members Of Frank
A. Munsey's house party 1t Garondah
include Mr.. and MIS-. Wardman and
son. Mrs. Kidder and Mrs. Rhinelander,
Munsey returned from = motor trip to
Toronto.
Masquerade Party =
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flam-
mer, Of New York. entertained with a
masquerade party for about fifty at
Singing Waters, their new summer
place. Their guests include Mrs. E. F.
Kelly and Miss Mae Andrews, who
motored from Newport, after a visit
with Mrs. John Hanan and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Allen, of New York. Over
the week end they also had with them
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Coughlin, of New
York, who motored from the Au Sable
Club. Mr.. Planners sister. Miss Olive
Flammer. has returned to the city.
The big event of the week at Deer's
Head Inn was the annual masquerade
or "tacky" party under the direction
Of a committee of ladies, including
Mrs. Benjamin F. Stetson. Mrs. Ed
ward F. Flammer and Mrs. C. H. Wood.
Good Times for Anglers
Those from New York recently ar
rived at Deer's Head Inn include DR.. A.
Schlesinger, who has been making some
record catches Of trout; Mr. and Mrs
William Meyers, his brother, Samuel
Meyers, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Kraft,
of New York.
Baron Barschkies, Of Washington, on
his way to the Lower Saranac Lake,
visited friends at the Windsor
A dinner in the Windsor grill was
given by the Misses Constance and
Margaret Warren in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. William ]. Wilson, Miss King.
Lucien Sill and William Wilson, I'd.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph De Silva, who
have been at the Windsor with their
daughter, Miss Maria De Silva, who was
injured in an automobile accident, went
to West Point for visit with their
son, Edward De Silva.
Mr. and Mrs; George H. Siege, who
are spending the season at the Wind
sor, have been joined by their son and
his bride, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Siege, jr., of New York.
Those from New York recently ar
rived at the Windsor include Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Collins, who have arrived
for several weeks; w. H. Douglas and
family. Captain Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs
James McCourt, and Mr. and Mrs Reu-
ben Kelly.
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Harvest Home Ball Is
Feature at Spring Lake
Governor and Mrs. Runyon It,
tend Last OF Seasons Big Af-
fairs at Ne,c Jersey Resort
Special Correspondence

correspondence
SPRING LAKE BEACH. Aug. So
Society here and from other resorts
along the North Jersey coast tonight
attended the Harvest Home ball at the
New Monmouth Hotel. 1t was the most
brilliant social event of the season. and
was attended by Governor and Mrs.
William n. Runyon and other notables.
The ball was given as a benefit for
the Ann May Hospital Alliance, which
IS raising a fund for equipping and
furnishing the new hospital building
here.
The executive committee in charge
OF the event consisted of Mrs Huston
Dixon, Mrs. Alexander NJ. Fox. ir..
Mrs. Walter 7. Fahy. Miss Margretta
Fort, Miss Martha Jamison, Mrs. Will
lam Mckeever. Mrs. L. Carberry
Richie, Mrs. William L. Scott. Mrs.
Thomas Stewart and Mrs Herbert Sim
clair
Plans for the Prince of Wales ball
at the Essex and Sussex Hotel are
nearing completion. 1t promises to be
one Of the most notable events of the
season. The fact that the hotel is
remaining open until mid September
TINS year indicates that it will become
more popular than ever for the hotel
and cottage colonies.
The annual water sports at the Bath
ing and Tennis Club took place to-day
under the management of A. CLAYTON
Clark, OF Perth Amboy. The proceeds
from this years meet will be given to
the Junior Hospital Alliance.
The final tea and bridge party at the
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Monroe County Fair Will
Enliven Stroudsburg Week

STROUDSBURG, Penn, Aug. 90
Residents and summer visitors are
lookin., forward to Labor Day and the
official opening of the annual Monroe
County Fair.
block dance Monday evening and
Friday evening, and the concert at the
"Y" Saturday evening by the Beth
lehem Steel band, was enjoved by
thousands.
A masquerade ball at the Maple
hurst Wednesday evening proved an
event of the week.
Dr. A. N. Wright, of New York
City, is at the Highland Inn
The Churleigh Tri-Subscription Bail
at the Churleigh Inn Friday evening
was a success
Arrivals over the holiday are:
Maplehurst Inn-Mrs. W. C. Night
ingdal Mrs. E. Nightingale, Miss E.
Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D..
Fisher.
Highland Inn-R. Parker Crenshaw,
jr., Miss Elizabeth Catch, Mrs. Mary
A. knight, Mrs. H. X. Stevenson,
Miriam Stevenson.
Churleigh Inn-Mr. and Mrs. A. J..
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Feis and
daughter, Mrs. L. Benedck.
Pennlyn-Frances Barkman, Edith
Barkman, Mrs. George Best and
daughter.
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Masquerade Ball Closes
Season at Point Pleasant

POINT PLEASANT. N. j., Aug. 3d.
Hotel and cottage folk in large numbers
tonight attended the masquerade ball
at the Leighton Hotel. 1t was the final
social event of Importance at the hotel
this year, and it was most elaborate
affair. The hotel will close TMes day.
The summer contingent here is we'll
pleased with the announcement of Rob-
ert NJ. Crouch, manager of the Leighton
and Carrollton hotels, that he intends
to keep the Carrollton open until Octo-
Der I. Many CT the patrons of the
Leighton will transfer to the Carollton
Tuesday. The indications are that
Point Pleasant is to enjoy an unusually
late season this year.
Temporary officers have been elected
by the women of Point Pleasant who
are organizing an auxiliary to the Ann
May Hospital, at Spring Lake Beach.
Mrs. James w. Lawrence has been
named chairman and Mrs. Fred Conover
secretary. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31
Resort Season
Ends Formally
On Labor Day
Society Leaving Beaches and
Mountains for City Homes.
Many Hotels Plan to Re-
main Open Until October
Record Year Is Reported
Final Week of Vacation Is
{ Marked by Special Events
: in Thousand | Island s

Labor Day marks the close of the
season at most of the summer resorts,
and after tomorrow there will be the
usual rush back to the city from sea-
shore and inland resorts.
Members OF society who have been
at Newport, Bar Harbor. along the
North Shore, at Southampton and on
the Jersey coast will return \ to the
city for few days before OPENING
their country homes on Long Island
and other nearby places for the fall.
Many attractions have been arranged
for the autumn on Long Island includ-
ing polo, golf. hunt meets and racing.
and the Wheatley Hills and other sec.
tons OF the island will be gayer this
fall than in years
Tuxedo. Lenox. White SULPHUR
Springs, Hot Springs and other fall
resorts Will attract society in large
numbers. and the villas and hotels at
these places will be crowded for the
next few weeks.
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from New York and Brooklyn are
Mount Pleasant House: Mr. and
Mrs: Marcus Leonard, Miss NJ Suther-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Prigsley, Mr..
and Mrs. j. C Luetzow, Mr. and Mrs
II: P. Kastner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wesley
Pinehurst: Jean Masterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 7. Tones, Honor T. Fox, Mrs.
Edward Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Faust
man, Horace Faustman, Mrs. William
w. Bush, Miss Hazel M. Bush
Spruce Cabin Inn: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Greene, Mrs. E. S. Lands, Mrs.
Emma l.. Allen, Robert E. Willis, Miss
Jane Foxcroft, Miss Mae Foxcroft, Miss
Nina E. Bull, DR.. and Mrs. D. L. Edsall.
~Pocono Mountain House: Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Garnet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Barlotz, Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Dickinson.
Belmont: Mr.. and Mrs Lukens, Mrs.
6. Becht and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Helmstetter, Mrs. and Miss Ford,
Misses Carrie and Agnes Kraus.
Ontwood: Mr.. and Mrs. thinner. ir..
Mr.. and Mrs. Staples, Miss Mary Glib
son and Miss Margaret Helay.
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Miss Jane Rignel Becomes
Bride of DIR. r. Il. St. John

In the chapel of the Brick Presby-
terrain Church, yesterday afternoon
Miss Jane Isabel Rignel, daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. jane V.
Rigne!, of Lockport n. Y, and sister
of Mr. and Mrs. John Chisholm.
was married tc Dr. Fordyce Barker
St John. of 10 East Sixty-fifth
Street. The Rev. Frank L. Janeway
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of relatives and d few intimate
friends. Miss Madeleine Evans, Of
New York, was the brides only at
tendant, and DR. Roderch V. Grace.
OF 40 East Seventy-eighth Street,
acted as best man
DR.: st. John is the son of the late
Or. David St. John. of Hackensack. N.
j. He and his bride will spend the
month OF September at Willow Lane
Farm, West Berne, \. Y, and will be
at home after November at Al East
Seventy second Street
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Many Dinner Parties Are
Giuen at Saranac Lake
Arery Rockefeller Entertmns :;
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
L. La,,dreth Enjoy an Outing

SpeCedl Correspondence
SARANAC INN, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-The
entertaining incident to the annual
tennis tournament on the courts at
Inn and has been productive of many
dinner parties. One of these was given
by Avery Rockefeller, son Of William
G. Rockefeller. and his sister, Miss
Isabel Rockefeller, for a number of
friends, including some of the boys
from the Jeunesse School. on the Upper
Saranac, where Avery Rockefeller Is
student, and some of the young women
from the Inn and the camps, the party
including the Misses Rockefeller, Rob-
erts, Mills, Dickson and Tabb, and
Messrs. Rockefeller, Ross, Billups,
Carter, Thatch and Carey.
Miss NJ. Brown, of New York, gave q
dinner party in the banquet room at
Saranac Inn for Mrs. Bullitt. Mrs. New
bold, Miss Newbold, Miss Thayer, Miss
Brown and Messrs. Bullitt, Biddle, New
bold, Richie and Thayer
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Linton
Landreth and Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Keat-
ing at a dinner given early in the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. James R.
Sheffield and their guests at Camp
Iroquois Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Phelps,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Biddle. Mrs.
lson, Fl. Lyman and Frederick Sheffie Id
from Camp Iroouois, and Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Krumbarr, jr., who are also in
camp on the lake
The winner in the mems singles in
the tennis tournament was F. E. D.
Newbold. of Philadelphia. who met j..
w. Raymond, of New York, in the
finals and won SIS, 6-1, 6-8, 6-3,
81. In the mems doubles MIR. Ray
mond and w. B. Pond, of New York,
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Lake George Plans Big
Labor Day Celebration
Resorters Cive Benefit for
Fatherless ChildrenotF france;
Yachting Party Is Enjoyed

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, Aug. 30
MISS Ruth Guernsey, of 23O West Fiji
ty-ninth Street, New York City. was in
charge of the entertainment at the
Lake George Club this evening for the
benefit of the Fatherless Children of
France and the American Committee
for Devastated France. Many New
part. The following were patronesses:
Mrs. II. w: Guernsey, Nine. Homer,
Miss Mary L. Hayden, Mrs. Albert l..
Judson, Mrs. Adolph S. Ochs, Mrs. C.. S.
Shepard, Mrs. C. j. Peabody, Miss
Helen Simpson, Mrs Olin J. Stephens,
Mrs. Ernst NJ. Stires, Mrs. J. NJ
Tarafa and Mrs. L. j Tompkins, Of
New York
A large party of guests from the
Marion Hotel enjoyed trip through
launch Bluebird. After dinner they
returned to the Marion. The party
was organized by Frederick E. Lincoln.
Labor Day is to be big day this
year at the Lake George Club, and
plans are being made for all kinds of
fast motor boat racing, water sports.
finals of tournaments and dinners and
dances.
Nine. irene de Boney. of New York
City and Newport, spent several days
az tuc TOIL w imam A1cHt A1OICA IAao
week en- route to Newport from Can
ada. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Walbridge. of
New York City. stopped overnight
here on their way to Paul Smiths. Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Sutro, of New
York City. were recent visitors.
Recent arrivals from New York City
at the hotels include:
Fort William Henry Hotel-A. M.
Hart, P. Rougy, Mrs. A. J. Rougy, Mr..
and Mrs Henry w. Pollock, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Atkin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Exton, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster
Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
w J. Mooney.
Worden Hotel-Miss Laura E. Car
penter. Miss Margaret T. Lundquist,
James J. Marley, Mrs. II. c. Cornelius,
Mrs. P. F. Glidden, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
McClare, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hamilton.
Hotel Marion - Miss Margaret c.
Mawney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Woell. Mr..
and Mrs. P. V. Farley, MIR. and Mrs. C.
W. Dean.
Algonquin Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Seal
field, DR.. John J. McGrath and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. T. Philgus, R. W.
Gray and E. D. Carroll
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Newport Colony Is
Preparing to End
Vacation Season
Horse Shov Draws Large
Crowds; Duke and Ouch
ess of Roxburghe Guests
at Many Entertainments

NEWPORT, Aug. 30.-Thc present
week has been busy one for the
members of the summer colony, in fact
about the busiest of the present sea
son. The round of dinners and lunch
cons in honor Of the Duke and Ouch
ess of RoXeburghe and Countess OF
Granard have continued undated, but
the countess is to close her stay Sep.
TENDER 5 and go to Stattsburg with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills
on that day, and the Duke and Duchess
are to end their visit with Mrs. Ogden
Goelet and 60 to New York for few
days now.
The horse show Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons was as
usual a big attraction for the mem
bers of the colony-.in fact, it was the
chief event of the week. There was
a large gathering of the villa colonists
present each afternoon. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt, head of the executive COM
mittee of the show management, gave
his usual horse show dinner Wednes-
day night at his Sandy Point Farm in
Portsmouth.
The wedding of Miss Lesley Pearson
daughter of Mrs. Frederick Pearson
and Henry H. B. Ripley. of New York
took place this afternoon in Trinity
Church. A reception followed at the
summer home of Mrs. Pearson.
There was also another event during
the week that claimed a place among
the chief events, the subscription bal
and supper at the Casino ballroom Fri,
day night, the first affair of the kind
to be given there in quite several
years; but affairs of this kind promise
to be popular next summer through
the advent of new lease of life at
the Casino, due to the addition of four
women on the board Of governors.
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CatSkilIs Resorts Are
Filled for Labor Day
Many Hotels viii Remain Open
Until October to Take Care
Of the autumn TacafiOnists

Special Correspondence
CATSKILL, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-Trans
portation facilities to and from the
Catskills have been taxed to the utmost
to-day, boats from the Catskills as we'll
as trains having taken thousands who
have been enjoying the last few weeks
in the mountains back to the city,
while those from New York to the
Catskills have brought the largest
crowds ever known in this section here
for a Labor Day outing or a September
vacation.
The season here will be continued
through September except at the larger
hotels, the Catskill Mountain House,
the Hotel Kaaterskill and the New
Grand Hotel, these having arranged to
close during the coming week.
The last week has been a busy one
at the Catskill Mountain House and
there is no appearance Of the waning
season in evidence this evening. Among
there are Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brand. MIR.
and Mrs. Philip Wolff, Miss Stella
Robinson, MIR. and Mrs. H. Van Praag,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Grossman,
The most popular place in the Cats
kills during the coming month will be
Haines Falls, where the members of
the cottage colonies occupy their
summer homes, together with hundreds
who will pass September at hotels and
boarding houses there.
A card party for the benefit of the
Haines Falls Public Library and the
costume ball last night at Sunset Park
Inn, were the most important events
of the week at that popular resort
Among the late arrivals there are
Mrs. I. A. Newly, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
LEIGH, Miss Alice l.. LEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Maloof and Mr.. Joseph Abouchar, of
New York
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Miss Jane Quintard Is
Married to Cyrus Clark

Miss Jane Quintard, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William Quintard,
of this city, was married to Cyrus
Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
r. Clark, of Great Neck, L. l., and a
grandson of the late Cyrus Clark, of
New York, yesterday afternoon in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, Nor
folk, Conn.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock, Of this city.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Allen
Brehm, of Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Polly
Mariner, of Milwaukee; Miss Gertrude
Hopper, of Englewood, N. j.; Miss
Rosalie Clark, of Great Neck, L. l..
and Miss Ruth Marden, Miss Marion
Kerr and Miss Alice Marden, of New
York. Henry Thompson, of Whining
ton, Del, acted as best man, and the
ushers were Howard Clark, of Great
Neck, l.. L.; Edwin Adriance, of Engle-
wood; Walter Clark, of Flushing /.
l.; Frank Tweddell, of Great Neck:
Stafford Quintard and Howard Coke. Of
New York.
After the ceremony there was a re-
ceeptlon at Knollybrook, the country
home of the brides grandmother. Mrs
William B. Hayden, near Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31
P0cOnO Season Will Be
Extended Into AUTUMN
Pennsylvania Resorts Report
Record Breaking Year and
Let-Up Is Not Yet in Sight
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
MOUNT POCONO. Penn, Aug. 30
Never in the history of the Poconos
was there such a crowd of people as
sembled within few miles radius as
there is at present.
This probably will be the greatest
September in Pocono resort history.
Reservations for practically every
room for the entire month have been
made at the Mount Pleasant House,
the largest house in this section. Re-
cent arrivals here from New York in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Leonard
and Mrs. l.. Herrick
New York arrivals at the Belmont
include Miss Harriet Rutedge and
Miss Jennie Rutledge.
Masquerade night at the Pinehurst
Friday evening proved the banner event
Of the week. Miss Dolly Brooks, Of
Brooklyn, won first costume prize.
Other arrivals at the various house:
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Miss Eleanor Cotton Ia
Engaged to C.. C.. Burden

Announcement has been made bv Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Hugh Cotton. of
Boston, who are passing the summer
at Dark Harbor, Me-. Of the engage
ment OF their daughter Eleanor to
chester Griswold Burden, son of
Mrs. Joseph Warren Burden, of 100
East Seventeen Street.
Lillian Cotton, have passed much of
thlr time in New York. Mr.. Burden
was graduated from Harvard in 1911
and is a member of the Knickerbocker
Club. He served overseas during the
war with the rank of lieutenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31
Students Of Geology
Are at ElizabethtO,un
Trip Of Columbia Students
Turns Minds of Vacationists
Into More Serious Channels
Special Correaponde

ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y. Aug. 3d.
Inspired by the activities of the men,
bers Of field class of thirty five from
Columbia University that made head
quarters at Deer's Head Inn while
studying the geology of the region,
members of the summer colony have
taken up investigation of the subject
as it relates to this region, and some
of the more enthusiastic of the
younger Investigators are by no means
convinced they will not yet discover
traces of gold in the neighboring
mountains. The field class. after com
pleting its work here, went on to
Au Sable Chasm.
The club championship in the Cobble
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Golf and Country Club for tho hos
pltai fund took place Tuesday.
me masquerade ball at the Bathing
and Tennis Club Wednesday nirht wns
an elaborate affair.
Next Monday night the last Of the
series Of special dances which have
been held at the club will take place.
me club will remain open until about
October l.