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The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09
In Speech to Indiana Delegation
Republican Nominee Declares
for Security at Home.
EUROPE HAS EVEN NOW
QUIT WILSON'S LEAGUE
Yet Democratic Party Leaders Would
Have Us Bound by Original Pact
With No American Safeguards.
"sTEApY AMERICAI"

"Mlndful OF our splendid ex.
ample and renewing every obll.
CATION Of association In war,
want America to be the rock Of
security at homo, resolute In
Righteousness and unalterabIe in
security and supremacy Of the
law.
"L.et us be done with wlgglIng
and wobbllng.
"Stesdy America! Let US 90.
surs good fortune to ALL"
Senator Warren @. Harding IN
address before the Indiana
delegation at Marion.
The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09

1--WE know now that the league
constituted at Versailles Is utter.
Iy Impotent as a preventive Of
wars. II is so obviously lmpo.
tent that II has not even been
tried. II could not survive
single test. The original league,
mistakenly conceived and unrea.
sonabIy insisted upon, has un.
doubtedly passed beyond the
possibility Of restoration. The
maturer Judgment Of the world
will be that It deserved to pass"
The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09

1--WE needed only tho outbreak
Of the war between Poland and
Russia TO make Us realize at
least one OF the things which,
In the words Of Secretary Lans-
Ing, we would have been '!et in
for, but for the restraining hand
OF the senate"
The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09
STRIKING PHRASES
FROM HARDlNo'S
PEACE LEAGUE =
ADD lESs.

~ rejoice that America Is stlll
free and independent and In
position Of self reliance and
holds to the right Of self do
termination"
The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09

"Tlme was when an American
did not hesitate to proclaim HIM
self a patriot. To do so now,
! am we'll aware, Is sometimes
to invite the sneers Of eynleism."
The Taney County republican., 1920-09-09

X II answer NO. and say Il not on
iuy oygn- authority slQna, ,9aSk nf my
e~ - a----rr~ rcrr~' cSs&sr- ~--s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
TRIBE
OUTSLUGS
SALT
LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY. July $50
attic beat tho Salt Lake Bees at their
own game for the third straight
time yesterday. when tho visiting ~
washes hammered their way TO win
over the Bnea by 10 To count
Three runs were showed over by the
Wares clan in the final frame that
brought home tho victory for the vim
itors.
Salt lake baseball critics are stun.
ned by she showing Of the Seattle
team. The Salts were looking for
ward TO fat week when the 81
washes came TO town. but tho Puget
sound stickors have stood too 20 toe
and slugEcd with the Salts. and have
come out on top in all three games OF
the scricA
The pitchers were In there throw
ing the apple up 20 the plate yooter.
day. but that let them out. as the
hitters again held the center Of the
stage. Seattle collected is oingien.
is being singles. Zamlock's double 10
ing the only extra base hit for the
tribe. san Lake smashed out Is
binEies. and four doubles and a triple
are listed in their hits.
The play was a secSaw fray from
start 10 finish. Both teams scored
frequently in the early Innings
Bromley. who started the game for
the Bees. quit In tho second frame.
while schorr lasted uutti tho nth
with tho count ) 90 4. In Sestti-'s IN
VOC. tn. Bees slammed over five
counters In the NTH frame and bad
tho game practically yrwed up. Hari
Maggsrt bounced out a double with
thre. men on In this frame. and the
trio anklcd over the plato ON the
binEle.
But Seattle was not TO Be downed.
Seattle counted two moro runs be
fore the ninth. and the score stood
. to 7. IN sal, Lakes favor. as the
ninth inning got under way.
Zamlock prled op~n tho final
frame with rousinK doubic and
scored on two infs~ld outr- Then Sie
bold and Cunningham singled and
Middleton singled. scoring slebold
walks 20 Murphy and Eidrcd forced
in tho winning counter.
Brcnton hurlesi the last inning for
seatii. and held the home team al
bay. lilo WINS IN. only pitcher OF the
quintet that worked during tho after
noon that showed anything at all In
the pitching itno
Yesterday was johnson day. held
in honor OF Ernie johnson. the Salt
Lake skipper. but the locals played
such sloppy baseball that Salt lake
fans didn't get much ot a Kick out Of
the celebration.
Marty krug. star second ~srke'
os the Besvu. quit the club after ths
game. saying that he was beins
blamed for the Bees losing streak.
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Slim Pckings for Majors in Pacific Coast League
SIVAS1ES BEAT BEES AT THEIR OWN GAME AGAIN
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weiterweght planning
wau.oe wisconsin grounds
begins
Johnny Noye lightweight who been fighting
cuple Of months II said have
other fighter the Coast this
big demand In
seatil Johnny his homo In St. Paul
Bryan Down~y Columbus mdheseight Is stm trailing
start Downey knocked a n
n Caldwell the
until he into Bryan's bonecrushing waop
over Salem tonight.
Trcmaine recovering
lie billed battle Detroit July
Cleveland both matches
be called off.
Greb the Pisburg light heavyweight still good
mixed
other night In the East II IA II round bout
pleased he polished off Ole Anderson
weight when they tangled In the weeks accord
G. :. Gillespie, Eastern Grille Anderson knocked
In nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
REACH NET
SEMI-FINALS

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 23.--De-
trolt, New York. Chicago and San
Francisco will be represented here
this afternoon I'm the mifinals OF
the national inter city doubles tennis
championships. Toledo. Indianap-
oils and Cleveland were eliminated in
the first round yesterday. Hayes
and Burdick. Chicago. defeated Gard.
ner and Kraft. of Toledo. SO. s3 and
ell. Reindell and Weztbrook. Detroit.
won from Bastian and Mckay, In.
dianapolls. 62. 81 and 81; Roberts
and Griffin. OF San Francisco. de.
feated Bartel and Carran, Cleveland.
&C. 6-1. SO and rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BIG
YACHTING
PROGRAM
LINED UP

CAfbos< races will open the actfvi-
Ties OF the new extensive summer
program OF the Seattle Yacht club
next Wednesday evening. according
10 John Graham. chairman OF the
committee on activities Of the local
club. The races will be held in
triangular course In Union bay just
off the new club house. The races
win be held every alternate Wednes-
day and Saturday. Wednesdays
races will be held In the evening
and Saturdays races will be in the
afternoon.
A big moonlight cruise and dance
viii be held By the members the first
1uu moon.
There will be a stag cruise 10
Venice beach August II.
Labor day will be the big day at
the Yacht club. There will be big
cruise and regatta in the lake. II II
expected that several boats from San
Francisco will enter the events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
NEED COIN
FOR N. w.
OLYMPIC MEN

Al Goldsmith. local representative
of the Amateur Athletic union. re-
ceived word from Chairman Kirby.
OF the olympic games committee.
urging the sport followers OF this
city 10 help stand the expense Of
sending Gus Pope and Eden JENNIE
to the olympic games at Antwerp.
Holland
Buttons 20 help raise the money
are on sale at Piper 4 Tafts and
SpaldinR's. The price OF a button II
five dollars for adults and for jun
Tors under rs years a button can be
purchased for one dollar.
This Is chance for the sport fol-
lowers who we're so wildly enthusi-
astic when Pope and JENNIE put this
state in the limelight TO really show
their enthusiasm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

the season started. Bvery
manager was informed that
he could not sign up men who
were over 81 years of age.
II IL TO BE- regretted that the Bai.
lard team. which had n fine chance
OF winning the city title. had TO for
felt a seasons effort because they
couldn't live up to the rule. But
rules are rules and that settles the
question.
The championship IN LeaEu. No 1
Of The Star circuit r.vcr,s TO the Mt
Baker team. Tho Mt Baker squad
lost It's first game Of the season
when they went down 20 defeat be-
fore Ballard In the final game OF
tho regular schedule last week.
The Felix club and Tailored Ready.
tied for the ieaderHhip In the other
section. win meet Sunday nj Lincoln
piayfield for the other finaiirt place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
COB SOCCER
TEAM TO PLAY

The fast COB soccer team from the
batticship New Hampshire is slated
10 meet n fast local team Sunday at
Woodland park.
The team In being organized by
Art Cannon. Cannon IN dashing
around town organizing the boys for
the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
PHINNEY RIDGE
WINS AGAIN

Phinney Ridge continued their
winning way when they defeated the
fast Shaner A Wolff team at Wood
land park Sunday by 10 to ! count.
The fast Phinney Ridge team would
like to. hear from any strong out-of-
town team. c. f.. Henry Ia the man
ager at Ballard 2se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

spaf,sd for Wares In eighth.
fIenkins out. bit ~ battrd hAl
'.RAitsd Tor nramiey In second
summary: Three ba.s hlt--Saiiirrn
T~o.bas- hits--Zamiork Iohn.on. Mag
CERT, kfuk Humisr. Sacrifice hits-Eis
dfsd. Zamiock. Murphy. nAErsrt stolen
has-~- Wares :. Zsmiock. Eidred. MD
dlston, Rurnlsr Struck out-Hy gould ?
~ grhorr D. by sasbold l. Bases on balls
or Bromley l. of Gould O.. off achorr
l. off sieboid 3 Passed ball baid~tn
wld pitch -sisbolf Innings pitched "
Bromley 2. schorr ~. Eisboid ~ Win
ming pitchers iebold. losing pitcher
Gould Runs responsible for Bromley !.
Gould g. 81 horr s. slsbold 4. Double play
--1aEx.rt 20 Johnson 20 shceiy. Umptres
---And.rEon and Byron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

NEW YORK. July 23.--wiiliam
Brady. the well.knowp theatrical
producer. made an announcement
here yesterday that he had been au-
thorized by G. A. Cochran. London
promoter. 10 offer ESQ. 900 for Demp
sey IL he will meet Carpenter In
London In November or December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
TENNIS TALK
n GERrMJpE sCuREINER

-
W1sh an e.sry nss Of 20 piay--~
- majority veil known In ~
essis s~unis cArries. the srrsod an
ounl ssaruAnaeas Of Capitol hill vii
sea uaA~r way on Neiantcrr ard
fta~oiu park courts Monday. late
omsrtes fneiade; q. A. I<sisare. ~. w.
eag~l. A. =. SeGal De Vast Jevdon.
rsai ssrsek. Pink Miner. urory
yana<w La. Y. X Meade. rilf"rd.
W1nlsm Carrie. frsak kesie~ski.
FruA Cosiin~. wallace Ceiiins. Dict
Wssa, Bruce Hcskrsh. eribeie and
= Cassene<tA-
~ least four Of the sifver trophy cups
~sren by the part board to ~inners OF
shs sssri-s s~~n,s In the risyfisld tourna
n~as viM grace new manti.a this com
law season In the womaas class
atvtsfor. Mrs bourque. formerly % WHAT
49, Canada took first sansrS from Hits
nevss~ the 1919 title holdef In class G
0er<ruds Pearl defeated Vida Robinson
fsr the possession OF the class & cup.
wbfie tn the meas svsn,s Bruce Hesksth
useeeAs Bill NoIian for IN. class A
srophy. Aad John BaekiAnd sseeo-ds
0ahts for tho class c cup
PAY for sss n X Morgan trophy cups
- tue Frederick a Nelson tournsmsn,
STARTED last nixht on the stores courts
~ Madison and Summit Ray Carlson.
wbo sot thru the preliminary rpand. u
oosked a. . nnAii., by the dopesters
Z. X vevs~y. the Canadian vbs
- hcaes~ from NAns~i- smith In
the Washington state tournament
hx~ ln~s year. u goinx In f.sse form
oGnin this s~as.r. Judging BY HE
sh~wtnw up To date in the Vancouver
uDakn land championship thi. ~~~k-
- ~ Phil b~t<ns. Of san frAa-
onps, IN sssHighf s<sa.
ne Omitted States Lawn Tennis asso-
G1Astcn has receniiy passed a new is-
Dgohtbstfnx the naming Of rarkets AFTER
fArnoos player. The rule COMMITTEES
figures that this pFaetiee 10 contrary to
- hest interests % amateur sport. and
hAve made the rule 80 rigid that any
Dbayee permitting his or her name 10 Be
advertised TO promote the sale Of tennis
goods fer pecuniary profit. or 70 permit;
his name 70 b published "a the author
Of books on tennis Of ~hich he IL no,
actually the author. -fii cease 20 b an
amsteor. This goes into effect In 1871
Yev people realize that the British
CcfannbiA tennis chsmpi0rships. which
vfi1 - staged In Victoria neE, week. are
tbs aids~t in tho Northwest They hav.
b~en heid regularly since 1858. over ?.
yeayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

WORCESTER. Mass. July "a
Final elimination contests 10 de-
,errnine the selection OF the oarnmen
10 represent the United States in'ths
Antwerp regatta we're open today.
The main event today In the race
among the intermediate Fights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
YANK TRAP
MEN LEAD

ANTWERP. July 23.--The Ameri-
can trapshooters at the Olympic
games led their opponents by II
targets at the end OF the first days
shooting. Out Of a possible 40 the
score is as follows: America, 3ss.
Belgium. 3s1; Sweden. 355, Canada,
$50; Great Britain, 343.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

ST. LOUIS Battering Babe Ruth
iA creeping Up on the wonderful rec.
ord being ret by George Sisier.
When Babe ,sn't hitting homers he's
getting safc,ier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

The Skykomish river is furnish
ing good sport these days, both with
fly and eggs. The river Is AZ the
stage most fayoring the angler
and some nice baskets are the
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BALLARD BEAVERS
FORFEIT CHANCE FOR
BALL HONORS BY
BREAKING RULES

After playing turnout The season Without tasng defeat
the Ballard Beavers lost the right to their place in the
finals for the city junior baseball championship by playing
the age limit. Harvey Johnson catcher, was %
years old in February. according TO affidavit from the
city comptroller's office.
There is absolutely for this infringement Of
the rules as the regulation made and published before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

The winner OF this game Will take
on the Mt Baker OUTFIT In n series
for the city honors. tho best two out
OF three games deciding the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
LIST OF BIG
TIME MATERIAL
is SMALL in
CIRCUIT

MaAor LEAGUE clubs can't count much the Coast league
for big time prospects the end of the There
lot of good ball players in this mans league but the big
majority have had their chance up there and have been
found wanting. -
Bill Rumler outfelder: Ernie Johnson, shortstop; Ed
Mugan third base. and young Thurston, pitcher, all OF
Salt Lake, are good material
Ike Caveney and Willie Kamm. Frisco infielders and
Joe Connolly Seal fly chaser being talked about around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
hASBs3 |.
H2ENRI.

nattsres Thomas ara Japan fieroy.
ueuch HmAll- ood. Wills. Mitchell aud
psVofmor.
ffret Cams
At BAN rrtkNciaco-- n VI. "
san Franchise ----. 10
0Akfand tsssfssssssaFss 5000
batteries: Scott and AEnsw. noehiing
aud porman. Mits~s
s<sond Game
n ~. y.
nsktsod .-.s.----- 1880 49,. n
san Francisco .......ss..sss II
ua,tsr,es u Ariest and Mitss iaF-
dan. MeQuaid. Love. pesttalas and feilr,
AT aAcRAMEssro- IL
Farranento .s.sss-s.-- ---'
Portland sssssssts t.sts
Batteries rrouxh and hchsnE. Moss
and TDbin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

tile ClICull AS ldsiik kood
chance of moving up.
boy" Blue. Portland first saeker.
shows stuff at titnes that has
made the scrfhes sit up and take
notice. Willie Mitchell. the won.
der shorcssop OF tho Vernon Tigers.
n another fellow who may 30 up.
SAMMY BoHNE
II LISTED
And thon there ar. Sammy
Bohne. Seattie's fighting third
sackcr: Babe uolllng. Oak
pitcher. already sold 70 Detroit.
Walter Malls. tho Sacramento
sou,hpaw: Blu Pertica. the biz los
Angeles HEAVIER: Bob Goary. Seattle
tosser: Shellenhack and srAiiwocd.
Vernon mound men. and Hack MI
Ter. the Oakland outficidcr.
OF this bunch several have had
trials in big league company before.
Rumler and Johnson werc with the
81. Louis Browns In tho American
league. Bohns WAS with tho 81.
Louis Cards at one time. Malls had
his chance with Brooklyn and
| Pittsburr; Geary was with the
Athletics. Pcrtica With the Boston
Red Sox: Sheiienhack with the
Chicago Cubs and smaiiwood with
I the New York Americans
Right now. Cayeney. johnson.
Mitchell and Bohne are N. hez,
I looking OF the lot. Cavcncy h q
/ handy man na n. San plax an.
/ infield position well johnson and
Mitchell are putting up swei
game a, shoristop and arc both hit
ting hard for their respective
clubs Bohn. Ia playing fast
aSgr~ssiv. game for Seattle. altht
he isn't any too steady.
YOUNGSTERS NEED
MORE SEASONING
Willie Kamm. the San FRANCHISE
third sacker. Is wonderful
fielder. but MS doubtful whether
he will hit hard enough yet fol
major league company. He's youns
yet and another year In the minor
won't hurt him any. The sami
goes for Thurston. Tire salt LAX
hurler. This IL Thurston's frs
year In the Coast league and b.
hears watching.
There's hardly much chance o
the Coast league sending any msr
10 the majors this year Of the typ
OF Bob Meusel. Jack Fourier
Babe" Pinelli and Red Oldham
tie class OF the 1918 graduated.
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And
Sm0rfneSs
Abounds

CIIEASTYS clothes from the House of Kuppenheimer
much to you. They mean supreme value Garments
every day in the year 20o off tell the prudent buyer
time is to supply your every want where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

Stanley wI Portland weiergbt planning Mil
his stamping grounds when e fail ring
begins
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Resorts in Shawangunk
Mountains Are Crowded
Golf and Tennis Tournaments
Concert and Baseball En-
lWen Busy Week
Spocial Dispatch to The Tribul


ELLENVlLLE, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Tp
resorts Throughout the Shawangus
Mountains are caring for the greatss
number of summer vacationists eve,
entertained in this section, and 10,
only Ellenville, but Lake Mohonk, Lass
Minnewaska, Cragsmoor, Mount Mees.
hsga, Napanoch, Kerhonkson, Kyseriks.
Hurleyville, Accord and other hams;,
have been unusually active socially.
Vacationists are looking forward 10
the Ellenville Fair, which will be held
on August "a, 25, 26 and 27 One Of
the features will be automobile races.
Alexander Hamilton and Colonel
Ulysses S. Grant were the guests dur.
ing a part of August of the Princess
Cantacuzene at Cragsmoor Inn, where
the latter is passing the season.
The tournament for the Lake No.
honk golf championship started Tues
day and continued Wednesday and
Thursday, with the largest number Of
players ever entered in the event.
The tennis tournament on Wednes-
sday, the illustrated lecture by Herbert
w. Faulkner on Wednesday nigat. the
concert or Friday evening and the base
ball game this afternoon were among
other interesting features of the week.
The sojourners at the Lake Mohonk
House are rehearsng for the produc-
ton of two playlets to be presented
next Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Tea Dance Leading Event
At New Castle-by-the-Sea
Affair in Charge of Mrs. F. Clare
Bousted Ts Given for Benefit
of St. .Eohn's Church
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NEWCASTLE-BY-T -THE-sEA, N. H.,
Aug 14.-The leading feature of the
week was tea dance on Wentworth
lawn Friday, for the benefit of the his
toric St Johns Church of Portsmouth.
Mrs F. Clare Bousted, of Boston, was
in charge of the dance, from which a
goodly sum was realized.
Barbara, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney Rouden, of New Orleans,
won first prize in children's bubble
party, and Miss Frances Elliott, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. D. Elliott, of Philadel-
phia, won childrens croquet match.
Recent horseback riders on the
Wentworth bride paths are Miss Con-
vile, daughter of Mrs. w. Conville, Of
New York, and the Misses Duffy, daugh-
ters of MIR. and Mrs. E. J. Duffy, of
Montclair, N. j.
Miss Lucy Priest, of Pinehurst, N.
c., won the ladies' prize offered by
Mrs. James English in the weekly put
ting match The weekly golf sweep
stakes at the Wentworth Golf Club
was captured by J. M, Bacon, of Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Girls Act as Shippers
In Upper Saranac Races
Yacht Contests Now Take Place
Weekly Over Triangular
Course on Bay
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

UPPER SARANAC, N. Y, Aug. H.
Young women of the summer colony
are qualifying as shippers in the week.
ly yacht races over the triangular
course on the bay before Saranac Inn.
The races for the Saranac Inn cup
month.
Among the golfers chief interest is
IN the progress of the "ringers" tour
nament which continues until Labor
Day. Among those entered are Mrs.
". l.. Landreth, Mrs. Harlan Scott,
Mrs. Sharswood Brinton, Mrs Hermann
Krumbaar, Mrs. Henry Frazer Harris,
Miss Dorothy Lssell, Miss Florence A.
Mills, Mrs. Henry Heide jr., Miss
Eleanor Roberts, Mrs. W. j. Hynes,
Mrs. E. S. Coler, Henry Frazer Harris,
W. Linton Landreth, G. X. Kirkham,
S. P. Howe, Sharswood Brinton, c. c.
Marshall, E. S. Coler, F. N. Iglehart
and I. w. Iglehart.
Seymour Dunn and George Butler
were the winners in the professional
match played with Hutton Martin and
Merrill Hinckley on the new Saranac
Inn course for purse of $3.50.
The juniors of the summer colony
are looking forward to the Mother
Goose lawn party at the Inn next
Tuesday afternoon.
Campers and sojourners at the Inn
participated tonight in the seventh an
nual midsummer ball at the Casino
for the benefit of the Inn orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. William Lane, of New
York, have opened their camp on Birch
Island
New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Golf Tournaments Chief
Events at Elizabethtown
Windsor Hotel Offers Two Cups
in as Many Miniature
Matches
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WIN, N. Y, Aug. A.
c. P. Erdman, of Princeton, who has
been visiting at the Hale Brook Park
estate Of his grandfather, Calvin Par
dee, of Germantown, was the winner
of the handicap golf match for the
cup offered by Samuel Camp, Of New
York. Harry Frigon was the run
ner up.
In addition to the Windsor cup, Of
fered by Henry S. Duncan, managing
director Of that hotel, to be played for
in miniature golf tournament Au-
gust ,23, is another cup for women,
which Mr.. Duncan offered for the mini
ature tournament played to-day. Among
other events of the week was handi-
cap event for special trophy offered
by David S. Ludlum
There is great interest in the tennis
tournament, which opened this week,
and in which the best of the players
in the younger set are entered, includ-
ing Miss Siege, Miss Struse, the Misses
Baird, the Misses Ridgway, John Tenn
pie Graves jr., X. Graves and Thaycr
Before returning to New York Mr..
and Mrs. Edward f. Flammer gave a
farewell party in honor Of members of
the Lambs Club, who assisted in the
recent production of the "Elizabeth-
town Follies."
Azel Ames, of Yonkers, and Preston
Scott, Of Montclair, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry M. Baird of Yonkers,
at the summer place of Mrs Bairds
mother, Mrs. Richard L. Hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Moller, of
New York, are entertaining his mother,
Mrs. D. Moller, at their cottage.