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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10
Tennis Tournament
Is Leading Event
At Hot Springs, Va.
Many Dinners, AmongThem
Two to Ambassador and
Mrs. John w. Davis, Mark
Social Activities of Week

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. 9.--The
week at the Virginia Hot Springs has
been of extraordinary charm. Much Of
this was due to- the tennis tournament
which started on the Homestead courts
on Monday.
Many noted players took part in the
matches, among them w. T. Tilden I'd,
national champion; Craig Biddle, Fred
erick Inman, Herbert N. Rawlins, Alex
ander Her, Murray Vernon, W. Earl
Dodge, s. w. Merrihew, Frank II. God
frey, William E. j. Luther and Major
Arthur Tencken, Australian champion.
Among the women players were Mrs.
Barger Wallach. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, Mrs. Rawson Lyman Wood,
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs. Angler B. Duke,
Mrs. Isaac Schlichter jr., Mrs. H. II.
Boyd, Mrs. T. M. Welty, Miss Katherine
Force, Miss Lorna Mallinson, Miss Ger
trude Dele Tore, Miss Evelyn Seavey,
Miss Phyllis J. Walsh, Miss Ada I. Nor
fleet, Miss Tiedemann, Miss LIE Moine
Dunlop, Miss Margaret Dunlop and
Miss Mercer Dunlop.
Britain, and Mrs. Davis were given
dinner at Valley View by Mrs. Percy
Golf. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
also were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Donahue
had as dinner guests early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Simonds, Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy S. Goodman, Mrs
Stewart Waller and Z. Clarence Jones.
Count Robert de Clairmont gave q
dinner last night for six at the Oaks
Mr. and Mrs. J. Losimer Worden.
who are on their honeymoon, enter
tanned at the Oaks and also at Valley
View during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Akers gave
small tea at Upland House for AM
bassador ard Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry ?. Scott and Mrs. Francis II.
SissOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle, Mrs.
Angler B. Duke, George HUM and
Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey jr have ar
rived from Philadelphia; Mrs Charles
de Loosely Oelrichs, from Newport;
Mrs. Wolcott Howe Johnson and Miss
Rosemond Johnson, from Boston,
The golf tournament starts on the
Homestead course next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10

Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed, Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Sedgwick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graud Foster, Ross Winans Whistler,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham, Mr.:
and Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsal, Mr. and
Mrs. David T. Dana, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erck S, Delafeld, Mrs. John +. Alex
andre. Miss Anna X. Alexandra, Miss
Isabel D. Shooter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard Gushing Hoppin.
Charles Lanier gave his annual we'd
ding anniversary dinner party at Allen
Winden on Thursday night.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate gave lunch
con party early in the week for DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Williamson Lovett, Of Bos-
ton, who recently returned from Eng
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10
Lenox Exhibition
OF Arts and Crafts
A Notable Success
Miss Emily Winthrop, Mrs.
Daniel p. Criswold, Miss
Kate Cary and Miss Ger
trude Parsons Show Work
specia, Dfspotoh 70 The Tribune

LENOX, Mass, Oct 9.--The first an
nual Lenox arts and crafts exhibition
was held the last three days at
Sedgwick Hall, under the direction Of
the Lenox Library Association. Miss
Emily Winthrop, sculptor, daughter of
Grenville l.. Winthrop, president of the
Library Association, exhibited two
heads in plastocene that were greatly
admired. Mrs. Daniel Payne Griswold
had a beautiful display of her own
needlework, which has been seen by
visitors ct the French salon. The ex-
hibit included large framed tapestry
and embroidered miniatures. Miss Kate
Cary and Miss Gertrude Parsons
showed worsted bellropes artfully
worked.
Those who excel in bookbnding are:
Miss Anna r. Alexandra, Miss Ger
trude Parsons, Mrs. William E. S. Girls
void, Mrs Carlos M. de Heredia and
William B. Osgood Field. Pictures
taken by Mr.. Field also attracted at
tention. One of Mrs. Richard C. Dix
cys water colors is the scene across
Mahkeenac Lake toward Rattlesnake
Mountain from her villa, Tanglewood.
Joseph S. Whistler and Mrs. Ross
Winans Whistler.
That Miss Etheldred F. Folsom is an
artisan Of skill is revealed in her ex
hibit Of St copy of an ancient Italian
led. This was seen on the stage fitted
up as room, with models of old
colonial chairs made by Miss Jane
Peters. Mrs Charles Aston Bristed eX-
hibited beautiful flet lace, while the
models shown by Misses M. Sympho
rosa and Grace Bristed were works Of
art.
Luster work exhibited by Miss Dor
othy Wingate was shown at the Boston
arts and crafts exhibition. Miss Edith
Fitch, librarian, was assisted in ar
ranging the fine collection by Mrs.
Alexandra and the Misses Emily and
Kate Winthrop.
Splendid luncheon and dinner enter
tainments mark these beautiful Octo-
Der days in the hills. With forty-hve
guests for luncheon on Monday Mrs.
George Higginson jr. made new rec
ord for the season in Lenox. On Mon
day also Miss Heloise Meyer was re-
elected president of the Lenox Garden
Club the annual meeting being held
at Brookhurst, the LenoX villa Of Mr..
and Mrs. NeWbold Morris. Other Off
GERS elected we're: First vice president,
Mrs. Banyer Garrison; second vice
president, Mrs. William f. S. Griswold;
secretary Mrs. David Ives Mackie; re-
corder, Mrs. Francis C. Barlow; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Marion Da-
vies; treasurer, Banyer Clarkson. Mrs.
Morris was assisted at the tea table by
Miss Harriet X. Welles.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOLSTER Peasc had
twenty-five guests for dinner at their
silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday
night. Among those in the company
were Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, Mr. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10

ships of the season. In addition to the
regular matches there will be consola-
ton events and handicap rounds, so
all visiting golfers will be able to play
throughout the week. The privileges
Of the course will be extended to Wis
itors for practice during the week Of
the tournament.
Governors and Mayors in large num-
bers, as we'll IS high Federal officials,
have been here this week attending the
meeting of the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Convention. Reports made to the
meetings show that there is decided
sentiment for the building of protected
channels for commercial use and for
national defense, and some interesting
facts bearing on the use of ship canals
were presented.
The American Electric Railways AS
ISOLATION, the National Alliance Of Case
Goods Manufacturers and the Middle
States Furniture Manufacturing Asso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10

had touch of frost in them put an
added zest in outdoor sports. The links
Of the Country Club, which were
thrown open for play last week. at
tracted great many players. Most
of the members of the American So
ciety Of Sales Executives, which held
its annual conference here this week at
the Laurel-in-th c-Pines, enjoyed daily
rounds of golf. Among the members
Of the society playing were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Z. Van Buskirk and C. X.
Woodbridge, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thomas, of
New York, who arc here for the au-
,tumn, are entertaining at the Laurel
in-the-Pines a goling party in which
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fogner and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Gillette. of New York.
Among the several hotels which
opened this week for the season is the
Virginia, which is again under the
management of w. J. Casseday. The
Manhattan Hotel also opened. Nathan
Jacobs has corps of workmen busy
at the Lakewood Hotel, which will open
November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10

the week 0i'ns
Many prominent folk from New w..
are among the visitors at leadinr In
tells. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hut.o, Nv,
New York arrived at the Ambasss,a,vs'
accompanied by Miss Adelaide Hu,tcs'
Miss Eleanor Hutton, Miss Pearson ~
Mrs. Grace Hutton The Rev. John !
Lyons, who has been at Manebss...'
N. H., was among the arrivals AZ =.
Ambassador.
Harry Late, manager Of the AIsm..
who has returned to Atlantic City fror,
the Alamac-in. the Mountains. has taken
active leadership in the movement ~
build a seashore stadium and 70 inv;ss
the next Olympiad to Atlantic CITY,
Oscar Hammerstein I'd, was arnon-
the new arrivals in the theatricai
colony at che Alamas-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hackett have "a.
turned to the Marlborough Blenhen
accompanied By Miss Helen Hacket,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-10
Fall Season Sojourners
Flock to Lakewood
Country Club Opens Its Golf
Course; Trap Shooting Tour
narnent 10 Start October 20

Special Dispotch to The Tribune
LAKEWOOD, Oct. O. Since the
opening of the season here last Satur-
day there has been a steady influx Of
sojourners who come here regularly for
autumn and the winter months Mrs.
A. r. Compton and daughter, Miss S. f.
Compton; Mrs. A. Poillon and Miss
Poillon, William Pearre, of Cumberland,
Md; Mrs. c. R. Fowler, Captain En-
mons and family, DR.. Newton NJ. Schaf-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Littell and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Luther Bright, of
New York, were among those who ar
rived this week at the Laurel House
for lengthy sojourns.
Clear skies and temperatures that
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oreoe aar bar @auges Spngiel itaac.
ursrt. Reu ! 1913 blep &ilict oemt
til at ripea. Rogle NGno log lig
iantmen Tor al uerne bette S91laicl
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
ANDREW JACKSON

T A NDREW JACKSON, whose anniversary Is observed
IA tomorrow in numerous Democratic gatherings was
democrat with small and owes his place in history and
the affections Of Americans 70 ms preservation OF this
government as democracy By checking the trend to
wards putocracy well the trend toward sectional
ism.
Jackson is claimed by the Democrats as Lincoln is
claimed b. the Republicansbut neither party is entitled
to possession Of either of these heroehey belong the
American people The Democratic party has not remained
true TO the principles Of Jackson any than the Re
publican party has been true to the principles Of Lincoln
Both into power voice the protest Of the
against the rule By classes and the Of both have
been used shields for politicians with no other prnc
pies than spos
The Democratic party fell into the control of the slave
owning 0garchy Of tlT-7\th and Jacksons every prn-
cple went b. the board The Republican party fell into
the control Of the money power that Lincoln fought and
for decades commercalism ruled the land Roosevelt
voiced the hopes Of the people when be tried to purge the
Republican party Of privilege but failed when he sur
rendered to the od guard" Wilson voices the hopes Of
the people with his league or nations but facing the
same reaction that wrecked R0oSeyets reforms
Every leader who leads for the people Is roundv
damned b. privilege and It's MISUNDERSTANDING mem
bers Of his own political party Jackson and Lincoln were
each the target for unlimited abuse and yifcation In
our o@n day. Roosevelt received fair share while VII
sen has more than any Of them
Jackson was beloved not only because of his ability
ms belllgerency his integrity his ndomnitahe viii his
strength and resourcefunes but because of his ovabe
and picturesque character He was intensely human typi
cal Of the self made American Of his day and though the
eal Jackson Is still obseured by the fog Of caumny
pread by his enemies, back-wO0dsman" though he was
&c was in every sense the peer Of any man Of his age
The people have way Of sensing the merits Of public
men that confounds all prophets Forgotten and neglected
ne all the great figures of his day and time Adams
lay. Webster Calhoun Benon--oniy jackson remains
enshned in the hearts of the people as one
Sho truly served themand that is tribute enough for
my one.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
GASOLINE TESTS.

a Ill companies have raised the price Of gasoline in Ore
- gon and are conducting vigorous propaganda to
secure The repeal OF the aw requiring specific gravity
test on gasoline sold in the state claiming that compliance
with Oregon requirements forces an additional expense
upon the manufacturers without improving the quality
ot gasoline The adoption Of the boiling point test Is urg
other states
The subject Is technical one and for experts rather
than laymen 70 determine The legislative committee gave
inc subject thorough study and decided upon the repn
loh q lhe gravity test year age One thing the pur-
gnsE pu9he does Know however and that is that gaso
line below the required specific gravity is not satisfao
anu h@' even The gasoline that does comply is inferior in
quality to that supplied before the war
II s to be hoped that the legislature viii not remove
a restrictions and regulations governing the sale Of paso
e ana u changes IN methods of test are adopted they
VIII insure the sale of superior gasoinefor X is chem
or 10 pay little more and secure better osalitv.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
ROsedale Items.

Rosedale Or. Jan. Miss GLADYS
Horseful Of Falls City is visiting her
friend, Miss Lois Hampton.
W S. Pemberton and family re-
turned from Mashneld last Tuesday
Miss Helen Cammack returned to
her school duties at Pacific college last
Saturday.
Ben Cook Of Portland was a business
.vitstor here last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gardner Of Portland visited her
children here last week.
Mrs I-ihhie Cammaek is attending
The student volunteer convention in
l'es Nolnes Iowa. and will also visit
relatives before returning here
Lowell Gardner went hack 10 school
at Newbers Sunday Also Margery and
george Alexander returned to o A. c.
ArS K. J. stroud spent Christina.
"i,A her daushtce near Turner.
THE infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
. 'aHt'on died Sunday night. The bur.
.a' Wd' be from the Friends church
.Hesdty aJ lQ.90 @ m.
AR AVID Mrs c Bear and family
VISITED rantlFes here sunday.
ta$ cole and EaaH1y spent Cbrtztr,,-v g
"i.a relatives -u Portland
L. A. He3lrE went -1 Portland No
@a} ana este,.s Co star. to Idaho ,, a..
-.'..'a.a.. conference T4eslay even