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The Keota news., 1921-11-25

Bsekinghaa Community Gives Din.sf
The editor Of The Ksota News bad
the grand and glorious privilege Of at-
tending The Community Thanksgiving
dinner and program st Buckingham.
THE eats. Of course. came first. It
wouldn't do for u to attempt to list the
I good things that were on the tables. we
must leave some room In the paper for
other important news. Suhics It to say
that It was SOME Thanksgiving feed.
with drumsticks and pumpkin pie
3n'svsrything.
The editor 10 unable TO decide
(which was the best, The dinner or the
program. but 10 inclined to call It draw.
The program started - all good pro-
grams should, with community singing.
Everybody sang America" with fer
vor that made The whole building ring
with freedoms great song. Rev.
sNslsndy. Of Raymsr. made some very
appropriate opening remarks after
which there were some interesting ~
citations BY The little tots and some fine
music By ths high school young people.
The address BY Rev. Winterbourns dealt
with ths things that we In this country
have to b thankful for in comparison
with other countries and closed with IN
appeal for corn for the Far East Relief.
We feel that II wss . good day we'll
spsnt.
The Keota news., 1921-11-25

A judging class composed Of Rusl
Heck, Robert Phelps. and Charles
Knapp. With thsir instructor Russell
|Hill, left Greeley Monday morning for
Chicago where they represent Tie State
Of Colorado IN sseoadasy sehool com
pssieivs sesek judgiag at ths Inter
natiooaj Stock Show. These boys are
from ths Grsslsy High School Agricul-
tural course in Smith. Hughs work. They
Won their chance to 60 by defeating
eighteen teams from all parts Of The
State. Charles Knapp b The son Of the
county agent who b Of course duly
proud and much interested.
The ladies Of the n. E. Church are
planning for . Christmas bazaar In the
church basement, the middle Of Dec.
embsr.
The Keota news., 1921-11-25

II The County Ceurt, II Pre6ats
e61CxTNr9 e1xTh 9t oS oGS0Mt93se11no'}. M9s1,
IN THk NATTER OF THE kDTATK OF
No.1o7s
Nsihsnlsl J. MeNsskan. Dessased
Notice Uf Determination Of Helrohip.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That On Moe.
day. the l1sh day of 0sesmbsr A. d. Net. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. n. Of said day. said Court
will rsesive and hear prsofs eooessnins sbs
bsifs of said Nathaniel J. MsAeskan. deceased
psrsuans 10 shs verified petition of Zoe A.
MeMsskan elailpans - l6ir as Law of said Ne.
shanisl J. .neAsAk.p<dseeassd.b heretofore alsd
herein, askine foS judicial ssesstainneos asd
1esseminaSlo9 Of fAs hsinhip q said 1stats.
and frQA which u appears that Zoe A. AcAeob.
an of keota, Colorado, ls the ualy heir Of said
Nathaniel J. AcAeokan, deceased
Now therefore, any and all persous Who are OF
Who elain 70 b. heifs At Law Of said Nathaniel
]. AcAookan, deeoasod, arc hefehy required TO
ho and appear thoreae or abide b. the d..
termination Of the Court shsroOo.
Dstsd q Greeley. Colorado, this aaad day ss
Zoo 4. McM Msskau. Ada inistsateix
oe tho estate Of Nathaniel J. MeMsshan, d.
coasod.
william r. Kelly. worth Aljso, Ateps.sgs.
RfrSt Publlcatloo Novem6sG I, -.
Last Publicatioa Deee0bee & ~.
The Keota news., 1921-11-25
Nsties Of Final Ssttleasat
e5A1hE ecoHNE2 2t s. ScSteEEbbDo. weEbb. ;.

In the Estate Of
No. So7D
Ml1h91A,1. Mq1lsskan, Ds1sassd
$3.50 V3lid S6eny, icdessdo, -
~ ss6 .vhs1s ~ ssoes in iassfsst nay
ssssaf snd ee'ees e @ NJ, tA3{ r dsostrs.
Fifse Puhllsatloa NovsabsrA I, ~.
tosl fuhlIoatioo Deoeaboe !, Nh.
The Keota news., 1921-11-25
Fraak n. Hal.

Afoo.l4 ee!;es'sy: essss!.a; -. A''osas'
La psSassssss icScsSsr = -.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20

Dinner parties We're given last night
In Delmonico's by Mrs. Hamilton Fish
and Mr.. F'oxhall p. Keene.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
DUCHESS OF OPORTO
TAKES COFFIN TO ITALY
Buys Ornate Coskef Here for
Late Husbands Body.

The American born Duchess of Oporto,
whose late husband was a member OF
the royal family OF Portugal. sailed yes
terday by the italian liner Taormina for
Naples. carrying with her what was said
to be the most ornate and costly casket
ever shipped from the United States.
She arrived incognito three months ago
by the Aquitania- The casket, packed
In case as large as an ordinary auto
mobile case. waa hoisted on board iust
before the ship left the Fifty-seventn
street pier.
The Duchess explained that her visit
to the United States which has been
surrounded more or less in mystery. was
for the purpose of having the casket foJ,
her hua band made. She said
"As the body OF my late husband, VIII :,
also was Prince of Braganza and WI I
next In succession to the throne q
Portugal after King Manuel. is 10 lie ar.
ever in state In the Pantheon in Lis ,o,,
/ wished. 10 have 1t in a suitable cs 1kel
and certainly could not find the m sler,
I wished In Europe. Now ! am rktryo
IL, with me 10 Naples, and on my sl,arth
day, October p. the body of sy hua.
band will be taken in It on oard ~
Italian warship and conveyed to La.
bon"
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
NOTES or THE THEATRES.

Henry Davenport who underwent - serious
operation at the Pr,tsbyteriau Hospital.
several days ago. Ia c0nvalescing, and viii
be out the first part or next week.
Take It From Me- Z VIII begin us fourth
season nj Cleveland august 20. Tic book
has been revised and several new musical
numbers composed by VIII. y. Anderson.
The Century Promenade, where "1'he Mimic
World' is being presented, will hereafter be
known as the Promenade Theatre. TO em-
phasize tho fact that n Is now n regular
playhouse instead OF N midnight roof resort.
with tho compsetion OF installing the ~
frigeration appaSatus In the Hppodrome
pool. Charles Dillingham; win order the tank
TO be filled and tho fresizing 20 begin In prep
aration for the Ice ballet Of the forthcoming
spectacle. Get Together"
The seIwyns have eng ged clifford Pemhrr
10 design the scenic NJ lighting effects for
''The Silver Peacock in which they Wall
shortly present Nine. Olga Petroya.
''Thc whlrl Of New York" AZ tho wlnbar
Garden VIII reach It's Tooth performance on
Monday evening.
The Dctour. with Miss Effie shannon
and Augustin Duncan, which opens at the
Astor Theatre next Tuesday. and The Tri-
umph OF X" while n opens the Comedy on
Wednesday, viii ha We their dress rehearsals
this afternoon.
F1orenz ziegfeld. ,Jr., declares that he loots
for big theatrical season FOR good plays
and points out that last Wednesday aftor-
noon and evening Sally" IN it's thirty sav-
enth week, had esscry seat taken, with TOO
standing. while tls "Folies," AZ The Globe.
also was sold ous, with all standing room
ncrupfCd.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
MRS. STORER PUBLISHES
BOOK ON ROOSEVELT
ReUieUs Controversy OUer
Archbishop Ireland.

PARIS, Aug. 19.--Mrs. Bellamy Storer
has published for private circulation a
book which in large part relates to her
controversy with Theodore Roosevelt
over efforts to have Archbishop Irela nd
made CARDINAL controversy which
gained wide attention through publica-
ton of the so-called Dear Maria" let
ters. The edition is limited to 100
copies.
Entitled Theodore Roosevelt the
Child" the book after giving anecdotes
of Mr.. Roosevelt In various stages of
hts career. and making such deductions
as to his characteristics as the title of
the book implies, quotes from letters by
him to the author and her husband dis
cussing the advisability of the red hat
for the Archbishop. The earliest letter
relating to the Archbishop Ireland Incl
dent was written when Mr. Roosevelt
was Governor of New York. The book
contains a letter from Cardinal Gibbons
approving OF Mrs. Storer's plan to pub
lsh the letters.
One of the letters, written when Col
Roosevelt was Police Commissioner OF
New York, contains a scathing denuncia-
tion of editors of a certain New York
newspaper. one of whom, Joseph Bucklin
Bishop, later became the Colonels friend
and is now his biographer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
MRS. J. w. ROSENQUEST
STARTS DIVORCE SUIT
Former Actress Sues Son of
Late Theatrical Manager.

j. Wesley Rosenriest, well known on
Broadway and In theatrical circles. Is
being sued for divorce by his wife. Mrs.
Florence Rosenquest. 1t became known
yesterday. Mrs. Rosenquest was on the
stage several years ago as Florence Dar-
ling. The complaint has been drawn by
her attorneys. Herman l.. Roth and
Samuel W. Altman OF 1876 Broadway
who are bringing the action in the SUI
preme Court in Queens county
Rosenquest, who was served with the
papers on August IL, Is alleged by his
wife to have been seen with women at
various hotels during October, Novem-
Der and December last. He Is 28 years
old. and four years a,yo inherited one
fifth of the large estate Of his father, j.
Wesley Rosenquest. thesttrical producer
who died four years ago. He lives at
i65 West Eighty-t third street
His wife. who came hare seven years
ago from Kentucky, and after being in
the chorus on Broadway appeared for
two seasons with The Midnight Round
ers" on the Century Roof. asks for the
custody Of her four-year-old son, J. Wes-
ley Jr.. but does not seek aIimony or
counsel fees. She lives at % Hamilton
place
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
MUSICALE AT LENOX.
VfscOunt Bryce Among Guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. Aug. 19.--Mr. and Mrs
Willard Evans Hoyt had V1scount
James Bryce and Lady Bryce, Baron
and Baroness Sergius A. Korff. Count
and Countess Paul Telegi with other
visitors at Williamstown as guests at a
musicale at Llewellyn Fields this after
noon. Mr.. Charles Griffith, son-in-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt, sang. Mrs. Grif-
fifth was at the piano.
Miss Heleise Meyer and Mrs. Churchill
Satterley gave large tea and reception
this afternoon at Merrywood, Miss
Meyers's villa in Lenox.
Luncheon parties were given in Will
Jamestown to-day by Mrs. Amos Law
renee Hopkins and Mrs. Franklin L
Carter.
Mrs. Warren NJ. Salisbury had guests
for luncheon at Pittsfield in honor of
Mrs. Eugene S. Pike OF Chicago
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn at Stock
bridge include DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Mallory Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lees Laidlaw, DR.. and Mrs. NJ Allen
Starr Justice and Mrs. Walter II. jay
cox of New York and Justice and Mrs
william p. Rudd of Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Allen Benson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris Miller OF New
York are at the Curtis Hotel In Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Dwight OF
Washington gave dinner there to-
night for Mrs. William A. Slater.
Mrs. Randolph +. Tucker of Boston.
daughter os Col Edward NJ. House. Is
at the Greylock Hotel in Williamstown.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
CONCERT AT LONG BRANCH.
Young People Entertain for Bene-
Mt Of Memorial Hospital.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. Aug. 19.-The
young folk at the Scarboro Hotel gave
q concert last night in aid OF the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital. The little
ones who took part were Sylvia Forster,
Helen Weisberger, Miss Mildred Crosoff
Evelyn Cohn, Dossy Alperstein, Helen
Friedman, Irene Richard, Ruth Yellen
Aisle shapiro. H.,en Lador. Reba Isaac
son, Lila HershKoy.itz. Deborah Bern
stein and Ethel Io,sph.
New York arrivals at the hotels to-
day. Pannaci-Mr. and Mrs Benjamin
Siegal, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Vaccaro
Miss Rose +. Luccia, DR.. and Mrs. James
Graham and George Berger.
Imperial--Miss Edith Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. J. Frank. II. T.. Crouser
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Arthur Jeffers and ]. T.. Kelley
Scarboro--Joseph l.. Alberts, A. s
simon. Samuel a. Edelman Mrs. Il. Self
Herman Jacoby.
victoria-Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shar-
key +. =. Stephenson, r. g. Sutton, Mrs.
G. w. Tucker, G. ". Tucker, T.. A. Foo
garty and Campbell O'Relly.
vendome-Miss Bette Lippman, Sam
uel Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Schwartz, Mrs Celia Pearlman, Benja-
min Shapiro and Philip Marcus.
Takanaaeee--Miss Sadie Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Baron.
llywood-Stanley Heller, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Hammer. Morton $. Whitehall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heneburg.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
Mrs. John Aspegren Gives Dinner at
Newport Home for SWediSh Minister
Mr.. Guthrie Nicholson Wins in
Mems Swimming Race at
Bailey's Beach.

Edinburgh. Scotland. who displayed
magnificent golf in the last two rounds
Jesse L. Livermore and party OF New
York arrived off the Griswold Hotel last
night in the Livermore yacht Gadfy
and will remain several days. John +.
Miramar Of New York has left the
Griswold harbor after spending two days
here.
Among to-day's arrivals at the Girls
void are Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Zeno Mrs.
w. NJ. Hager. Russell Hager, Mrs. Il.
II. Wells. Mrs. Charles d. Mickle, DR.,
and Mrs Arnold Stellus and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Keystone, New York: ID. w.
Earle, White Plains: Edward A. Ross,
Lafayette. Ind. Mrs. r. ]. Earnshaw
and Miss Earnshaw, Washington, ID. c. /;
Mrs. Campan Thompson and Daniel ].
Campan. Detroit; G. l.. Fischer, Hart
ford Miss l.. E. Fleming, Bronxville
Mr. and Mrs. william II. Duval. Gar
den City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Train,
Norwalk. Conn.
The committee that will serve in the
tea room at the mystic art exhibition to-
morrow afternoon Is composed OF Mrs
A. w. George, chairman; Mrs. 0. A.
Wilcox, Mrs. William Brand Mrs. AL
bert Haley. Miss Mary Costello and
Miss L. l.. Dudley, and the committee
for Monday comprises Miss Annie
Greenman. chairman Mrs. III. G. Corn
wall, Mrs. N S. Gates. Mrs. Noyes
Palmer Mrs. B. l.. Holmes and Miss
kariska Gates.
Judge and Mrs. John G Crosby OF
Pittsfeld. Mass, are the guests OF Fred.
eric w. Mercer at his cottage at Ocean
Beach.
Many from this city motored out tc
Oswegatchie tonight to attend the
fancy dress ball at the Oswegatchie Ca
sino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Debushy. Mount
Vernon. N. Y, have returned to their
home after two weeks visit to Miss
Caroline b. Freeman at The Bowerte.
Miss Helen Buckingham Of New York
has arrived for a visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel from
New York include Mr.. and Mrs. N. D
Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Pierce
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Fish, Mr.. and Mrs
| f. b. Oghere, Mrs. w. j. Felbert, Mr.
| and Mrs. w. NJ. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs
| w. S. White, Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Nc.
Cabe and Mr.. and Mrs G.. Phillbrick
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Two Hundred Persons Climb to
Summit of Mount Washington.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
WHITE MouNTAINs, N. H.. Aug. 10
One OF the clearest days in the noun
tains attracted over two hundred per-
sons to the summit of Mount Washing
ton to-day. A number Of girls and boys
from camps hilSed to the summit by way
OF the Tuckerman Ravine trail and over
the Ethan Allen Crawford trail
Mrs. Pembroke Jones of New York
left the Mount Pleasant House at Bret
ton Woods to-day to go by automobile
to Hotel Wentworth at Newcastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r Carlyle of Spring.
field and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mills, Jr..
of New Haven are at the Mount Wash
ington Hotel.
Mrs. John n. Conyngham gave a sup
per for the Camp Duncan choir boys
following their concert at the Mount
Washington Hotel last evening.
A large gallery turned out AZ Breton
Woods to follow the afternoon champion
shin match between a. r. Corwin Of
Boston and +. j. MOAN Of Pawtucket.
in which Mr. Corwin was the victor by
a score OF 81.
The Breton Woods championship
course will be opened Sunday with a
golf match between Louis Teller. former
French champion. paired with Gilbert
Nichols, against George Fotheringhame
and c. J. Dunphy of Breton Woods.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
metropolitan Gives
to Naples Charity
inCaruSo's Memory
Otto Kahn Makes Presentation
of $4,000 Lire for Opera
Company.

Mr.. Giulio Gatti- Casazza, general mana
ger of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
who is in Italy, informed the company
yesterday by cable that Mr.. Otto. II
Kahn, chairman of the board OF dl-
rectors of the opera company. had
given. in the name OF the metropolitan
Opera Company. to the Mayor of Naples,
where Enrico Caruso died, $4,000 lire
cat parity rate about 100000 for char
ity in memory OF the great tenor. MT.
Gatti-Casazza cabled further that Mr..
Kahn had donated 10000 lire to the
Verdi Home for Aged Musicians.
One cs the last IL not time very last
letter written by Caruso has Just been
published in the italian weekly, La Fol-
la dt Ne,o York. The communication.
which was sent from Sorrento to Marzi-
ales Sisca. editor of La FoIliG, and dated
July 29, four days before he died. re-
ferred to the fact that the tenor was
about to start for Rome TO undergo
x-ray treatment, and contained the fol-
lowing tragic line: And from the result
of the X-rays I shall hear the last
word"
The letter, which was signed by the
tenor, was as follows:
SORRENTO, July 90, 1921.
DEAR MARzIALEs.
Thanks for everything: letter, arti-
cles and newspaper, which l receive reg
ularly.
Undoubtedly I am passing through
an ugly period of convalescence, for
am troubled constantly by acute pains
which worry me. Not later than this
morning the Drs. Bastianelli of Rome
visite me, and they have requested me
| to go to Rome in order to obtain a better
| diagnosis and be submitted to the
| 'x-rays' from them and from the result
of the 'x-rays / shall hear the last
word Wednesday next, August 3.
shall be in Rome.
MY voice. however, has nothing tc
| do with my illness IN fact, few days
ago. TO the surprise of everybody, ] sans
| the romanza Of Marta and the Basti
anellis assured me that in four or flw
months should again be able to resume
\ my work
! IT have sent you a caricature of TIN
celebrated Sicilian actor, Comm. Clio
vanni Grasso, who will come to tn
/ States in the fall. I hope You have re
ceved 1t. No more at present.
| Greetings from all to you and yours
"ENRIco CARCso."
1 Caruso died in the Hotel Vesuvius
Naples, at o'clock in the morning o
Angus. 2.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
DANCE AT WHITE SULPHUR.
Horse show Cotillon mt thu
Meadows Attracts Throng.

Meadows Attracts ThrOng.
Special Despatch to THE New YoHK HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug.
19.-The horse show cotillon, for many
seasons a feature of the Greenbrier
Horse Show, held at the Meadows, was
attended last night by notable gather
ing. Mr.. Thomas Payne Of Atlanta led
several of the figures with Miss Bess
Haldeman of Louisville. Favors were
distributed by Miss Haldeman. Miss
Olive Kahlo and Miss Douglas Payne.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
oliver Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving t. Bush,
Miss Hope Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
F. Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Smith.
William Rhinelander Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold A. Howard Of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. simon Guggenheim and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold w. Koehler.
Mrs. Archibald McCrea. accompanied
by Miss Margaret Dunlop, arrived this
morning from New York and will re-
main for several weeks.
Mrs. Michael Dreicer of New York has
ioined her sons. Michael Dreicer and
James Dreicer. Miss Ella G. Engel Is
with Mrs. Dreicer.
Among the New York arrivals are
John S. Roberts. Mrs. Bennett l.. King
Mrs. Julia L. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. w
l.. Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.
Montague.
A large gallery was out on the Casino
lawn to watch the first rounds of the
summer tennis championship. several OF
the New York colonists taking part
Mrs, Arnold W. Koehler won her match
with Miss Hope Bush.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
REMETPIOS RHALLYS,
GREEK STATESMAN, DIES
Was Premier FiUe Times, sue
ceeded VenizeIos.
BIZ the Associated Prcas


ATHENS. Aug. l9.-Demetrios Rhallys
former Premier OF Greece. is dead. It
was announced here to-day. as tho re-
suit Of an illness from which he has
been suffering for many months
NJ Rhallys, although an octogenarian
had been active in Greek politics until
very recently. forming a Ministry late
last fall in succession to Premier Veni-
zelos after the latter's defeat In the
elections. Il was his Cabinet that au-
thorized the plebiscite on the return OF
King Constantine TO the throne and that
was' In office at the time of the King
retl frn.
IA. Rhallyss political career began
mo re than thirty years ago, when he was
ele cted to the Greek Parliament, and
sii ice that time he had continued to rep
re sent the same constituency in Athens
In Parliament. Five times he held the
pc st OF Premier
M. Rhallys resigned the Premiership
irt February last as d result of a die
greement with Demetrios Gounaris.
eader Of the elements which brought
about the return of Constantine.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
BARONESS FOR "APHRoDITE.n -

Miss Patricia OConnor OF London.
Dublin and Paris, who says slse is the
wife of Baron Charles de Gran6court of
Paris. has been engaged by CbmstoclS
& Gest TO play the role Of tho Queen
OF Egypt liz their production of ~Aphro-
dite" on tour. She was acting in tho
Gaiety Theatre in London when the war
broke out and volunteered as nurse.
One OF her patients. she says. was the
young Baron dc Grandcourt, of an old
French family. Three years ago they
We're married in London. When tho war
was over they visited relatives in Cam
ada and came to New York for "A brief
stay. u. Lyall Swete. English stage
producer Of "Aphrodite," who knew her
on the stage in London, brought her to
the attention Of the management who
onEaGed her for tho Queens role.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
COSTUME DANCE AT PIER.
Novel ball to he Given mt Scar
borough Beach Club.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HEnALD.
NARRAGANsErT PIER r l.. Aug. ID
Philip S. p Randolph. Jr. who with
Mrs. Randolph Is spending the season
with his father at Wildefield farm. en-
tertained at stag luncheon for twenty
eight at the Point Judith Country Club
to-day, his guests being the members OF
jamestown and Point Judith golf clubs.
Mrs. Robert II. !. Goddard OF Provi-
dence and Mrs. Joseph 7. Ryerson of
Chicago will give a costume dance at
the Scarborough Beach Club on August
27 after the manner OF the Latin quar-
ter of Paris.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Altemus of Phil
adelphia is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Richard Norris of Philadelphia. at
Shingle Nook. where she will be Joined
tomorrow by her mother. Mrs. b. Dob
son Altemus.
Mrs. e. w. Fisher and Mr.. II. w.
Fisher. mother and brother of Prof.
Irving Fisher of Yale. are the guests of
Prof. and Mrs. Fisher at Whrcsey cot
tage.
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
Mrs. John Aspegren, hostess at
dinner in Newport.
rick on the beach and took a lively In
terest in the bathing crowds.

rick on the beach and took lively In
terest in the bathing crowds.
Arrangements have been made for the
annual card party for the benefit OF
the Ann May Memorial Hospital in the
New Monterey next Tuesday The pa
tronesses are Mrs. James F. Alderman,
Mrs. George b. Cade, Mrs. Charles 5.
Vincent and Mrs. Victor Chabert.
Mrs. r. L. Collins, Miss Collins and
Miss Sara II. Collins of Birmingham,
Ala, have arrived at the Lafayette. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Hall of Detroit also are
at the Lafayette.
Arrivals at the Montauk include Miss
Mary C. Burke Of Port Richmond, Miss
Sara Mcdaniel. Miss Kathleen Nc
Daniel of Morristown. Rev. Robert z.
Brennan of st. Augustine, Fla; Miss
Ida G. Greene, Miss Emma Greene, Miss
Margaret Smith and Miss Frances smith
OF New York, Miss Mae Costello and
Miss Mary Costello of Plainfeld. Mrs.
Frances Enright, Miss Emma Enright
of Jersey City and Miss Florence b.
Walsh and Miss Edna H. Walsh OF
Elizabeth,
The New York herald., 1921-08-20
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 19.-Automobiles
from various States are arriving to-
night to augment the week end assem-
bly,. which will be exceedingly large.
4 Reginald c. Vanderbilt arrived at the
Ritz-Carlton to-day with Preston Glib
son.
Among the New York folk at the
Traymore are Miss S. r. Kendall, Mr..
G. c. Kendall and Miss Kendall Mrs.
7. J. Sweeney, Mrs. j. c. Sweeney and
Miss Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. William r. Ballard.
the Misses Elaine and Corinne Arnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Friml.
Sojourners from New York at the
Chalfonte Haddon Hall are Mrs. d. p.
Russell and Mr. Herbert Burgess