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r.snoh Honor Nurse.

paris.-Miss Hamilton Shields ol
,.,rg :, was decorated today as
', - Lite Of the legion of honor at a
, n5' "l,y ceremony held in frant of the
Go.el Des Invalides. The honor 9,,, was
aongarred for the work Of Miss Shields
osa nurse during the war
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20
DEMOCRAT POSTMASTER, MAYBE
,s Three Stand Highest, G, 0. F.
Would Be Embarrassed

Mould Be EmDdII asSSN'
z-,s,,ington- When President Hard
i, ,,s now postoffice order retaining
H. T. civil service status Of postmasters
goas into effect with the isuance Oh
,,aa,,a+fons by the postoffice depart,
.s5r'' tba civil service commission WIN
800 , large volume Of back WORK
Tba examination Of candidates lo[
MINT 1000 offices, where claims az
,aod, Nave expired, must first be con-
5,,otoa Nv the commission before II
49, aat down to current work, VAN
limited number Of examiners tnls y
aot oxnected until the late summer
gbonId the regulations be lssuec
promptly .,,,o, are ad
vising their democratic CONSTITUENT.
tal,e examinations for the places
r win the power in the hands OF u
, ro ~, to select one {
tSo firs+ three on the examination lls
l. renuhlicans feel they may be ape
e ,overn the appointments in some MAJ y
rer through recommendations =
"a t +ba other hand, there is assuran'
u that If three democrats stand hlsne
l ON the list one Of the number W
y gava 10 be selected. This might
~ NJ I r about easily in the soutne
No states if enough prominent oelAo'''
90 look the examination
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20
Max Richter Dies.

BerIin.-Dr Max Richter, chairman
of the executive board Of the potash
syndicate and German comm conn, .s !.
A. the worlds fair held in Chicago IN
COP Is dead
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20

Atlanta. Gordon 4 NO. jo9n soosI.
=, winnsboro s g. was , elected a. e,es,
o. ON " or fhe southern Texas a U.s., Ia.
agp' =, the closing session Of the mean. an.
pual convention Of tn~t ofs - .@.'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20
INSPECTED FARM CLUBS.
Federal Agents Plan New Method 81
e''' Financing Work

n lnle[09 = IBaarden, county agricul'
nal agent. the boys CLUBS are 1
diminishing fine things. q Spe PEI
n+arastipg club is that at HopeNel,,
: which state Senator J. NJ fallils.s
y 10, "- Senator Pannel has been
> ,. .s'., interested and active IN
80 n, the boys Of the community
3nto active membership in the oi szn
~ tba Hopewell club won Tue
rri1e offered by the county agent "n9
~ tta county superintendent OF euuca-
~ ,i' - NO school community enrolling
~ ~ htghost percentage OF eligible poys'
NJ pearden has completed plans ~
- now step in the financing Oh poS
a1,,b activities that will mean nlucn ~
~ county this season. Banks nave ~
tho mast shown themselves very resuy
- finance pig and dairy projects anu M
through Mr.. Bearden's actlYilies WI"
now extend aid in the matter ol p0A
chase Of pure seed
Gulfport.-Gen. George r. w. w.
pnastd e wadsworth and Col. Matti-
lan renresenting the soldiers nome
pnard Of the United States, all Of Das
tom Ohio, inspected me Nd. o.
bindings with a view to eslaoa ~ NE
national soldiers home mere a. .o ,l
9 .ntration Of the present lease maue
roponfv nv the government FOR ~
: Mobilization camp ne I mi Ala
y t e+otas of MISSISSIPPI a."
Ior 'nG .to FLORIDA and Texas,
o@'n0 >'N9' = 1900 ,,,o bad
e ronestown.- civic league no
n its last meeting for tils ciuO Nc
,y One feature Of the meeting Mas on an
SO renort Of Mrs J. B Mitchell VINO ~ :
s. resented the Jamestown ci'lc , t5asa ~
2. ! M State federation at Jackson
en- WIT NTH october, the library com
nd . 2','1 viii be open for the distrlou-
nd l i'ln of hooks to the reading PUBIC
cd , ,l,ran Of the summer.
throughout WV 1870
!, Baldwyn.-Ihe IorIy ,So' -, .aldiars,
the ,l,,o+ ion nj the Confederate soIuioAA
ton .ro,.os fool, Mace here in the Masonic
ied $50 n,o+arv where many of the gallant
, o >II,,. =, vray, who we're killed in tht
lid , "4t9 Of shiloh, near Corinth, arr
be l,,.,od Tbe exercises were opene,
~ with song, then prayer py - ~,
nth, H. Arllo'' &c
rted flowers oH '''o s*sas
ne, tror1-a Work on the Houston
paatotoc road. on which bonds wei
,,oaart,y issued. began here with
need IeCeH'iJ 49,, cuhcontraCtOT
sippi D. Ashles' NV rrl,. - nrofect is supplyil
0 be IN enaLse' - 80, .,,rnIns teams of maj
dies WORK lol ,,r ~ =, dire need of rea
not FARMERS " ~ ,.hicb 10 make the
oten money WV
mple, crops.
,nto+o . Countfss pre-
mnle. uIelaua c..rada ,.oIlege. announ
,,anv dent oil 9Ie.,"'' ~. nornal for n
that tpeIe w. W. - beld in Grenada t
slsslppl '', +f, -,,a,ros this statement
# the summer ne l"''i'-2 ,,,,arios thar {
aorod answer to the many que''e' 80 -,
- 4ba tinue to come TO MN li0l' '0E
WITH asking to reserve rooms
or IN. e..;nas lin, YarbrougI
,f fail, CrS S'"I ~, las stunned when str
-. blacksmith, was 9NN+ l.,
We &C. behind 'ne e .I yoIIorv The gal
y an, from a shooting game ,ynaan fbe
% Ool was ordered closed - -. %,
p0''' nance, no shooting ta,i 49, os v,
opened "I'Ho ',... ~
Cvllett signing a petltlon'
~ COS. ,rho remains of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20

Houlka.-Work on the Houston l..
Pontotoc road on which Oonus VI, No =
recently issued, began here WIN IN y
7, Ashley one OF the subcontTa[ ',,l,,
~ ~ r ebarge, This project is supplyin
work for the surplus teams OF man man
tarmers who are in dire need OF reao
money with which to make Ohe
crops.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20

erenada-Dr. J. R. Coantiss' pre-
5ont Of Grenada college, announc
4 tSat there will be no normal for M
sissippi teachers held in GRENADA a, 7
sumner He makes this statement
answer to the many queries that
tinue to come TO him from 'eaFn
asking to reserve rooms,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-05-20

Blue Mountain.-Dr. A. H Means as
ter Of this place, father OF the m a,'or
srn machine gun, who for more 'nan Il
OK vaars devoted much of his time ana
attention to the perfection OF MS la
nous field pieces, is in feeble he"l'D
al bis home here
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Larchmont Golfer Wins
Mt. kineo Tournament
Watson Beats Field i'm Open
Play With the Low Score
OF rs
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

klNEO, Ne, July 30-John Watson.
OF Larchmont, New York. made the
lowest score in recent golf tourna-
ment here Among his competitors
were Albert Washenheim jr., of New
Orleans; Alex Milne, the New jersey
professional, and Arthur Cooper, the
New Hampshire champion. Mr. Wat
sens score was rs for the eighteen
holes. He played 81 and SO fur the
ninehole stretch
Golfng is now in full swing. The
tournaments starting to-day with the
Moosehead Sweepstakes, are Piscata
quis championship, August 70 to II.
and the autumn championship for
women, August % to September 8.
The Kineo Yacht Club opened last
Wednesday. Dancing, teas, and bridge
parties are now being hefd at the club
house regularly
Commodore A. 3. Waring takes fire.
quent excursions in his yacht. the
Ioneta. General and Mrs. Louis ".
stotesbury, Miss Helen stotesburv
Miss Emily Kent and Miss Eleanor
Llvermore were recent guests Of the
comm odore
Among the tennis enthusiasts on
the klneo courts are Miss Elizabeth
Greene, Daniel Conklin, Tom Adler and
Albert King
John W. Woodside and Miss Mary
keenan,, of Baltimore; Walter z
berran, of Brooklyn, n Y, and Irwin
L. House. of New York, we're recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ].
Carr, of Baltimore, on long motor
beat trip.
Charles E. Curtiss. of New York
caught thirty trout at Kings High
Landing, Pittoran Farm, in the vicinity
of kineo.
Arrivals from New York include DR.
and Mrs. II. Rodman. Mr.. and Mrs 7
D. Dent. Mrs. E. j. Magnin, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Prince, Mrs. Isabelle Wilson
Mrs. |. Landman, Mrs E Alex. Nc,
Laughlin, Jess c. Mcdonald and Miss
Helen L. Webster.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Nassau Society Flocks so
Shore After Polo and Golf
All Roads Seem TO Lead TO
Sound and Beaches on the
South Coast Line
Spersei Dispatch 20 The -ribuns

GARDEN CITY, L. T., July so.--Every
automobile highway altar ths polo
events at Meadow Brook and the Ceiling
and tennis at Salisbury. Garden City,
the Cherry Valley Club and the Garden
City Country Club appeared to lead to
the Long Island Sound or the beaches
on the south shore OF Nassau County
The large swimming pool Of the Garden
City Hotel has been in constant use.
Water polo is played each evening
by g number Of Manhattan bankers
after reaching the hotel from their
places Of business. Teams are now
being organized and these matches will
be weekly events.
The polo ponies Of the American
team which won the International cup
reached Long Island this week from
England. Next week the club tourna-
menss Of the Meadow Brook HUNT Club
commence and viii be held throughout
August. They promise to be replese
with some Of the most exciting games
that have been seen for u long time on
Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. James Magee, of Man
haitian, who have taken the cottage of
Dr.. T. P. Hamlet at Eempstead for
the summer, have become two of the
most proficient golfers of the Sails
bury course. They will remain here
uhtil the end of September.
Arrivals at the Garden City Hotel
include;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Newton
Thomas 3. Peck, Mrs. 2. l. Wicker
sham, Mrs. c. c. E1stace, Miss GLADYS
Eustace and Arthur Eustace, Mr.. and
MRS. w. H. Wilson, Mr.. ana Mrs Z. B.
Pierce, Mrs c. NJ. Stephens and Mrs.
George B. Duren
MRS. f. W. Ball. of Newark, is Wis :
ing her mother, Mrs. George &. Duren.
Who is passing e few weeks at the Gar
der City Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bloodgood. of New
York, who have been at Quogue. L. l.,
lor few weeks, have returned to Car
den City Hotel for the midsummer.
Mrs. j. J. Lannin and Miss Dorothy
Lanning left this week for few weeks
at Fishers Island
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Profile House Filled
White Mountain Season in Full
Swing Attract Many
Special DIS pa tch to The TribNne

PROFILE HOUSE. N. H., July So
The end of July finds the White Noun
tain season in full swing, the golf links
crowded and the hotels filed.
Many informal teas were given by
the cottagers this week. Among them
was the recital and tea given for a
large number of friends on Sunday
afternoon by Mrs. Arthur b. Twomb blv
in her cottage. which is one of the mosl
attractive of the Profile group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Mills have
arrived from Corsicana. Tex.
Mr and Mrs. c. w. Fisher, of Pres
cot Ont. are spending few days at
the Profile House.
Dr. B. B. Neubauer, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs, c. E. Bahcock jr, and son,
of Brooklyn; Miss Elizabeth Kean, of
Providence: Mrs. NJ. j. Hall, of Leo
Ininster, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A..
Harley and B. G. Hoag and John H
Hoag, Of Tamworthy, NJ H.. are among
recent arrivals at Forest Hills.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Crawfnrd House

The tennis courts a t Crawford Notch
sle sae rendezvous of the entire colony
aad many parties are motoring here
from other White Mountain resorts
for luncheon and to watch the tourna-
ment.
Nov York arrivals here include Dr.
aad dr.. c. 7. Ash. who are here for
lwo weeks; MIR. and Mrs. Felix Arnold
who nave come for the season, and will
he joined this week by Miss Kate Haik.
Miss J. NJ Jenkins. Miss +. F. Stewart
and Mss J. Il. Could. who motored
te-e; Mss Edna J. Kennedy and Miss
hargaret Moran. DIR. and Mrs Michael
Jatfer and J. r. Mesereau, who mo-
,9red from New York to participate in
the tennis tournament Also motoring
here for the tennis We're James u.
living, Hampton D. Ewing and W. s
Stevens, Of Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
OiyYiiIe Mitch

,..t! me Salsams, like spot in the
k-allan lakes or Switzerland, is attract
SMng many luncheon parties from other
Nhlse Mountain resorts daily and
among New Workers. motoring there
ms week were Mrs. Alvah c. Dinkev
ano party from the Mount Washington
lose-; NJ. and Mrs. James S. Harper
snc the Misses Hyde, from the Waaa-
S"eA' Jefferson. and Mrs. Charles Staw-
House. WIG to"1e
8, Motoring from New York were p. S.
snnerm :, an, Miss Lucy Sherman and Miss
- =. b. sherman, and arriving on Satur-
aay were Mr.. = Nd Mrs. Efingham Law
renee, Of Ncv York, who remain
through August. Mrs. Herman c..
august and Miss Beatrice Haight, Of
New York, have arrived at The Balsams
for the season.
Arriving at The Ba:sams this week
py automobile en- route for the Range
icy Lakes were Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
a A1sihg' who came from New York with
mr' ~ ana Mrs F. Z. Stripe; Mr.. and Mrs.
N,e:otge e,:g W. Tuttle and party, of Briar-
there.
\, Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury Foster, of
Sew York, arrived from their country
nome ut Derby Line, Vt, accompanied
Sy Mr. and Mrs. Traver Briscoe, of
Norwich, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Marshall and
seward {. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs Don
a.a r. Camman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
mott and Miss Margaret Knott, Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Young, of New York.
sri IN route to the Rangeleys; Mrs. Z. R.
= !, inker' Mrs. f. A. Sollacc and Mrs. f.
n. Leonard, all of New York, are late
arrivals: also MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert
s3arker, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmitzer,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoexter and many
others are expected to arrive during
the coming week.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Bathing Is Chief
Sport of Lively
Water Cap Colony
Beaches Are Crowded Daily:
Fresh Water Swimming
Becomes Factor at Resort;
Tennis and Golf Popular
Special Dispatch 70 The rrihuns

DELAWARE WATER CAP pa
July so.-BatAiag still continues the
leading recreation at the Delaware
"ster Gap. The beaches are crowded
every day, and the fresh water bathing
ls becoming big factor in the sum
mer resort sections.
The Delaware Water Gap is fortu-
nate in having two splendid rolS
courses-shat of the famous Shawnee
country Club, at Shawnee-on-the-
delaware, short motor trip from the
hears Of the Gap, and that of the
Rennleigh Country Club, in the Water
Gap. The courses differ in the re-
spect that the Shawnee course is To-
Gated on even ground along the rivers
oank, while that Of the Rennleigh ia
on the hills surrounding the river.
however, both courses are very non
ular and enthusiastic patrons of the
various houses are seen every dav on
the links. DR.. and Mrs. Byrn Gallaudet
are two ardent devotees of this sport.
me Lehigh Valley Medical Assoc ia
ton held its annual meeting at the
kittatinny the past week. This makes
Its forty first year in coming to the
Delaware Water Gap for the annual
outing. DR.. S. p. Nengel is the presi
dent and DR.. Alexander Armstrong
secretary.
The Delaware River is in prime con-
dltlon for bass fishing and patrons of
the various houses are having excel
Lent results Among the most suc-
cessful are A. W. Middleton, of New
J. OK City, who is member of the
sallhsh Club of Palm Beach. Mr.. Mid
dleton is guest at the kittatinnv.
tennis is also a very popular sport
here. The Glenwood courts as we'll al
ttose OF other houses are in the best
OF shape, and many splendid matches
are played. John NJ Thomas, of State
College, and George Knoer, of Phila-
delphia, guests of the Glenwood, are
among the leaders on the courts
Arrivals from New York and Brook
lyn at the various houses include:
The kittatinny--Mr and Mrs. R. j.
Moloany, S. H. Prannuk. Mr.. and Mrs.
K V. Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Willings,
NA' .'s'OS iAtAr HiES "a hd JdUJdu, w IL
liam Bentse, Mrs j. F. Frees. A F
Becker jr., Mrs. Henry f. Wolff. Mrs
S. ]. Lowenthal, Mrs. II. W. Isitsb
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Frainan " C.
Levi and daughters, Henry Y. Fisher
A. Harris, Charles Reines. Murrav 7
Marrets, s. H. Weinstein, Mrs. Kubitz,
E. B. Whitcomb, c. B. Whitaker Clar,
ence c. Stein, Mrs. A. R. SeeIey' B. H
Eskridge. Miss :, Fo,vfs,~ N.Y. T. Iob., ~,
A. Macintyre, All E, Mevers r. p FDscn oa,'
Marie Normann, Lenore Fleischmann'
NJ Hausnan. Joseph SIxtere G =
King, w. B. Caughlan. Milton par,,ar
Mrs. S. Barkin. Mr.. and Mrs n
WE'LL. Mr.. and Mrs + 7 w,,r,h,, NJ
S. Livingston. A. Fl Save a. + ''s!' Ifaf .Fiis
Katherine Hof. Mrs A " peIton NJ NJ
NJ. X. Falsey, j. P. carroll '''' ~ !
The Central House, I. pica rrsra
Pitz, Evelyn Conlon. f. d. B1owerr .-e-'J end
family, Al Friedlander MAZE psr;sh 81
Harry Austin, Mr.. and Mrs W Y 'SS x
Golding, Miss l.. NJ. Goldine Mr oad
Mrs H. D. w. Wallace. NJ Scbloss
Anna Cunningham, o. ]. Faib.
-, ANt'eA A0" MARY w 8ISh, Carrie
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31

There is much interest in golf at
Jefferson. where the White Mountain
open ampionship wiIlbe held earlier
5Asn usual this season and the ladies'
annual Championship late in August.
New Iorkers spending the season at
the Waumbek include Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Douglas Boyer, Mrs. E. NJ. De
La fontaine, Z. A. Virgins and R. M.
Ccleaaa, Nr. ano ,irs. Jared Baldwin
and i. ". Baldwin, Mrs. James Bris-
Dane and the Misses Brisbane, Mrs.
James dOl.ver, WHO is With Mrs.
iaomas Diamond at TIE Maples: Mrs.
J.. . Dunster, Miss J L. Gardner, the
HiSses N Elizabeth and Mabel HYDE. Mrs.
ror6es Hennessy. Mr. and Mrs. James
). Harper. Mrs. f. 2. Merwin, Colonel
a; d Mills, Mrs. s. NJ. Meacham and
thomas Meacham, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
ocsterbout, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry
sS1taats; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ward.
Mss " Dorothy Ward. William l.. Ward.
.s. Grs. Nathaniel Witheren and Miss
4horne, Mrs George Whitman, Mr.. and
prS' p Henry. 0. Tallmadge, Mrs. K. NJ.
M Seed and Mrs. F. n Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs W. S. Kane. ''''N
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Whiteield

me Mountain View House at White
az .,esa Is crowded to overaowing and is
.he scene OF the gayest social entertain
r' rlshes In this region. Miss S. r
compton, of New York. who with her
moehsf IS spending the season here,
says farewell bridge party of five
tsaoies, followed by tea, at the Noun
saah view, in honor of Miss X. v.
= snafnem, of New York, who has left
''s Poland Springs, Me.
~. ars. William Hamersley, of Hart
JSsu, entertained in honor OF Miss
h.'ewster ha'ser on Wednesday evening at
nge and supper. On Thursday
'ehfhg Miss Compton and Miss Eliza
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31

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urnns.
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strate their ability.
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person you need is not listed trv ~
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New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Executives, office workers. etc.

QUALITY and EFFICIENCY are
two cardinal principles to be consid-
cred when engaging help for your
Office, factory or home.
QUALITY is very essential in choos-
ing the kind OF help you need.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE is
read by the type of employees who are
EFFICIENT and willing to work hard
IN order to better thernselves-thev are
QUALITY employees.
They sometimes advertise for posi-
tions in 7 He NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Breton Woods

period Of unusual activity with the
Mount Washington, Mount Pleasant
and Breton Arms we'll filed with
prominent guests. Sport events this
week included several baseball games,
two trap shoots at the gun club, some
notable exhibition golf matches, water
polo in the swimming pool, oton
pictures at the hall in the Pines and
the daily tea and supper dances in the
Cave Grill 81 the Mount Washington.
New Workers. a~rlving a. the Mount
Pleasant house shis week included Mr
and Mrs ! Forbes NcCreery and ]
Creery, Mrs. A. B. Norton and A. l..
Norton, Mr. and Mrs. William Nourse
and party. Z. Van Bergen and party,
Irving Gordon, thes Misses Hawley,
Harrison, Atwood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Ham her.
The Mount Washington is entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Welsmau,
Mr. AMI Mrs. James Z. Landy, Frank
lin A. Plnnmer, who joined Mrs. Henry
S Redmond's S party ! Walter L. Seaman
and Joan II. Nanderveer, Mrs Henry
&C Forest Baldwin and Miss Baldwin,
a.r and Mrs. Henry A. Budd and Hud-
son Budd, Mrs. Thorne Garlic and Mrs.
Alden Blodget. Mr. anl Mrs. Franklin
l. Gunther and My. and Mrs. Alfred
Slebert. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Siebert. Mrs. J. Robinson
Beard. with Miss Jessie Benedict and
Lamuel Benedict, has come to spend
month at the Mount Washington.
Mrs. ]. I. Lombard and Mrs. L.
Terry Ponvert entertained at dinner
OF the opening Of the Cave Grill for
tha season this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
William 8iddle. of the Crawford. also
entertained and Miss Harriet Biddle,
al Philadelphia. nad party there for
SUPPER and dancing.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Fabyans

Many entertainments will be gwen at
the Fabyan House this summer, where
there is the best stage and equipment
for amateur affairs to be found in the
hlte Mountains. Mrs. D. A Weche-
ler and Mrs. A. B. Wecheler, of New
York, are at Fabyans for the season.
Other members of the New York COL
ony are Mrs. Louis Brick, Miss Carolyn
Brick, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Magruder
jr and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Good
man.
Among parties at Polly's Place, at
Coiebrook this week were Mrs. George
{. Horne and party, of New York; Al
bert Sand, Paul Hartney, Charles Reed
and E. Boyer all of New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Mapiewood

Over 100000 for the starving Chinese
children was raised at lawn fete and
sale conducted by group of children
at the Hotel Maplewood. Helen Davies,
Cecilia Reynolds, Joyce and Beulah
Rubin, Edith Glenn and Margaret and
Katherine Stern were in charge of the
fair, which was attended by the en-
tire colony from the Maplewood Hotel
and cottages. The hotel orchestra
played during the sale.
T. F. Robinson and j. Hollis Robin
son, OF Hastings Hudson, have ar
rived at the Maplewood to join Mrs.
Reynolds, who is spending the season
here.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Resorts Filling Up
In White Mountains
AS Cities Swelter
Sizzling Heat Sends Scores
TO Lakes and Woods Ear
lier Than Usual; Moro
New Workers in the List
sssesel Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE MOUNTAINS. N. H., July 30,
The White Mountains resorts are
SLED earlier than usual. the heat in
the cities having driven people to the
mountains for relief.
Bethlehem's Golf and Tennis Club
had tive events IN medal play, handi-
cap, and four-hall match VS.. hogey.
AT the Sunset Hill House monkey
colf tournament is in progress, and
there are many baseball games. Golf
exhibition matches, trap shooting and
water polo are among the weeks events
at the Noun. Washington at Breton
Woods.
All through the mountains are seen
parties Of girls in khaki hoomers and
m;ddies, tramping over the hills, from
their various girls camps. Boy Scouts
ana Camp Fire girls also are numer-
Gus on ehese mountain hikes.
The warm weather of the past week
has made bathing more than usually
attractive in this vacation region.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-31

Profile House
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly, who
IS entertaining Mrs. William H. Bliss.
motored to the Mount Washington at
Breton Woods to give luncheon for
five ladies in the European room on
Saturday. Mrs. Twombly has emerged
from her mourning and is planning to
give several teas at her cottage.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith, with
Mrs. Robert W. Paterson and W. C.
Gale, of New York, motored to the
Balsams at Dixville Notch to spend
the day.