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The New York herald., 1921-08-06
ARRIVALS ar SARATOGA.

sp.csai pespafch - T,tr NEw YouK Herald
SARATOGA srntNGs, n. Y. Aug. Ar
rivals at the United states New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. a. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
r Dc Roode. Mrs. S. y. Osborne, Thomas
C;reenway. Mr. ard Mrs. O. c. Dula.
Rrooklyn--Mrs. q. N. x. Taylor. Anna
8. Taylor. Dr. Phillip S. o'Brlen Louis
viile-A. 3. varwinkle. G. A. Garthlan.
Locust valley-sfra. G. p. Radcliff, Mrs.
May Gilbert. aIiss Betty Gilbert
The Grand Union: New York--Mr.
and Mrs. Walter stone. Mr. md Mrs
H. w. Hawking. Miss r. II. Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs j. l.. Nomond, T. J. Con-
nor. Mrs. r.. w. Assay. Mrs. w. A. Wade,
Mrs. r. Carrrthcrs. Chicago-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry g. Crane. Pittsfield-M. u.
Newman Trerton-Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Baker. Kansas City--Mr. and Mrs. B
L. Hart Brootlyn-R. l.. Sanford
Charles Bloom. washington-Mrs. Elias
Logan. Rlchmond--C. B. Haynes. Sam
uel Miller.
The worden New York--Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Judge. Edward J. Maher.
Miss Eleanor Lourdcs. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
R. Stone. Brooklyn--F j. Shea, Fred
Lowe. Jersey City-F. $. Johnson. NJ
G. Lewis. Montreal-Charles III. Little
field.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
ON THE MAINE COAST.
Girls mt Y. w. G. A. Camp, West
Poland, Give Minstrel show.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PORTLAND, Nc, Aug. 5.-Capt. James
Finn Of Brooklyn. war hero; Miss
American Legation at Havana. and Mrs.
Herman Bunsel OF New York are at
Old Orchard.
Tourists who registered here to-day
include Calvin v. Campbell, +. w.
Payne, L. C. Stebbins, Miss Carrie F..
Meyer, New York the Misses Lillian
Kane, Matte Doremus, Paterson, N. ]. !:
w. a. Robbins, Wakefield. Mass: c. S.
Williams, Belmont. Mass. X. Il. Lang,
Cleveland: Alan Macharg. Albany; /. III.
Harris. Bayonne. N. j. Miss Edith Mer-
rickson. Richmond Hill. N. Y; Miss
Edna Palmer, Springfield, Mass. Miss
Helen Tweedie. Mansfield. Mass. w. S.
Spawl. Philadelphia: Messrs. William
Taylor and r. A. Buchanan, Cambridge,
Mass. Caleb Slade. Attleboro. Mass (;
William ]. Filley, Pasadena. Cal. !:
Charles Wilkins, Syracuse Mrs. A. l..
Bode, Yonkers; II. A. Johnson, Boston !:
Charles Hayes. Westchester. Pa. Miss
Grace Hill, Kansas City
Girls at Camp Maqua the Y w. G. A..
camp at West Poland. presented an
elaborate minstrel show this evening
which was largely attended by summer
colonists. The interlocutor was Miss
Lydia Buechi of Buffa.o and the end
"men" were Misses IIattie Demott
Of New York, Ethel Moves of Danvers.
Effie Kennedy of Isrockton and Frances
Butler of Worcester, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
MIR. COOLIDGE AT BEVERLY.
yice-President Is Entertained at
Luncheon Party.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BEVERLY. Mass, Aug. 5.-Vice Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge. who Is spending
the month at the Stearn's Manor. Beach
Bluff, was the guest of Fairfield Whit
ing at a luncheon at the New Ocean
House to-day. After the luncheon the
President and Mr.. Whiting enjoyed
an automobile ride along the North
Shore.
Garden day Is to be observed to-mor-
row at the estates Of Mrs. John A. Burn
ham and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Daniels at
Wenham. These garden openings to the
public have proved very popular and
have given opportunity for a viewing Of
the pretty spots OF the North Shore.
Gorham Hubbard of The Farms col
ony has returned from three weeks So
journ at Eastport, Me.
Mrs Julius Elseman of The Farms Is
at Rocklnnd. Ne. for a visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Irvine. who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester G.
Pope OF Lothrop Boulevard, have gone to
Nantucket for stay before retu, ming to
their homo in Sioux City. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Andrews, Port
Thomas, KY, and Mr.. and Mrs 7. d.
Foote Of Geenville. Pa, are at the New
Ocean House at Swampscott.
Mrs Robert Bancroft is to loan her
gardens at Beverly for garden fetc In
aid OF st. Peters Episcopal Church at
Beverly on September 5.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MT. and Mrs. Morton NJ. Singer Ar
rive at Profile.

Special Dcspatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD
PROFILE, ". H.. Aug. 5.-sir. and Mrs
Mortimer M. Singer and the Misses
Singer OF New York, who have been at
Chatham Bars Inn for several weeks,
arrived to-day to spend August at the
Profile House. Mrs. L. .. Bcale and
her sons, Willis p. Beale and ]. Holland
Beale of Boston. will arrive tomorrow
to Join Mrs Beale's brother and sister
in-law. Gen. and Mrs. w. |. 7. Darrow
Edward H. Day OF Bridgeport has
arrived to spend few weeks with his
brother, David S. Day. who is here for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Post Mitchell of
Princeton were among those who motored
to Breton Woods to-day.
Miss L. L. Flagler of Milibrook. y. Y,
has Joined her aunt. Mrs. James r.
Jesup, Mt the Profile House.
The Misses Keogh. daughters OF Judge
and Mrs. Martin ]. Keogh, and their
brothers, Terence and Hugh Keogh-
Miss Ellen Semple and John Semple
climbed UP Eagle Cliff this morning.
Arrivals to-day include Paul NJ.
Thomas, Charles L. Wagner and Sidney
Blackner of New York, Mrs w. S.
Blackner os Salisbury. ~ @. Mrs. Henry
j. Reckert and Miss Lucret.a Reckert of
Troy. Mrs. Nathan A. Smith OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Edgar OF Dobbs
Ferry. Mrs. Theodore Wylie Patterson
Of Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Dance at Mrs. Vincent AStOr's Home
FOll0wS Busy Day in Newport Society
Another Brilliant Throng
Gathers at Casino to Wit
ness Tennis Games.

Ocean Beach. under the auspices OF the
italian Ladies Society
New London Lodge OF Elks will have
picnic the last Sunday In August at
Wilson's Grove. Montvllle.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel include
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Hooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baar Miss Elenor Baar, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Kneeiand and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Jones OF New York.
From Other Cities-Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Purdy, Short Hills. n. j.; Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Smith. Waterbury. Mr.
ana Mrs. II. r. Gleason. Pittsburgh; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar West and Mrs. K.
G. Blood, Philadelphia; Or. and Mrs
q. q. Kimbal. Washington; Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Proctor, Miss r. g. Proctor
and Mr. and Mrs. Il. 3. Goodman. Bos-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. +. Van Tassell. New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Adams. East
Orange Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Marne.
Pittsburgh Mr.. and Mrs I. +. Perkins
and Miss Isabel Perkins, Allentown,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Weber. Hemp
stead; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles weber.
Lynbrook; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. hyatt ana
Mr. and Mrs. ]. +. Camp. Chester, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. w Coe. Wind
sor, VT.
Women golfers who have cen play
ing over the Shennecossett links the past
week In the annual invitation golf tour
nament presented to e. p. Carley. vice.
president OF the Griswold Hotel O. hand
some silver service In appreciation OF
the entertainments given for the players
during the week. The presentation was
made after the tournament was over
and Immediately after Miss Marion Hol-
lins had been awarded the Griswold
trophy
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
DANCE FOR LONG BRANCH.
sojourncrs Flock to Entertain
ment for Ala of Hospital.

Special Despatch 70 Tnn New YoRx HraALp.
LoNa BRANCH, N. j., Aug. S. - Long
Branch sojourners flocked to the Deal
Casino tonight to attend the entertain
ment and dance given by the summer
auxiliary of the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital OF this city. The entertain
ment included tableaux, aesthetic dances
and pantomiInes
The list of patronesses Included Miss
Bdith Adler and Miss Florence Levy.
Mines. Julian Bache. Isaac Bachc. Harry
Bamberger, Martin Beck, u. V. Ben-
jamin, Samuel BLUR. Henry Block, Paul
Block, Max Brill. Lewis Clark. Arthur
Cone, Maurice Danning, Jerome Danzig.
Maurice Denzer. w. G. Dvrant. Noah
Dillenberg, Slgmund Eisner. Abram
EIkus. Charles Erlanger. Sidney Forsch.
Bernard Gimbel Louis Gimbel. Isaac
Gimbel James Goldsmith, Nelson Green
hut. Charles Guggenheimcr, Clarence
Housman. Fred Housmnn. Julius Hous-
man, Morris Heimerdinger. Julian Hess,
o. O. Innes. Max Kaufman. sam.
Kridel. William Lauer, A. Leeds, Arthur
Lehman. Berthold Levi. Walter Leib-
man, Louis Long Edgar Mason. Mengo
Morgenthau, Sidney New, A. ~. Norman.
Robert Offenbach. Edward Plaut, Leo
pold Plaut, Sidney Rhodes. Fred Roth
schild. J. =. Rosenberg, Alfred Schiller.
Leonard Scofield. Henry Seligman.
Frank V. Storrs, Louis stumer. Louis
Tim. I. NJ. Uppercu. Jacob Wertheim.
Charles wimpfheimer. Lloyd wimpf-
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
BRIDGE AT SPRING LAKE.
soJourners Attend Large Party for
Aid to Hospital

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
SPRING LAKE, Aug. 5.-Society folk
from hotels and cottages alike attended
the bridge party which was given to-
night at the Essex and Sussex Hotel
for the benefit of the Spring Lake Hos
pital. The event was under the direction
of Mrs Leonard L. Hill. There were
forty tables.
Among those who subscribed for ta-
bles were Mrs. /. Clifton Jenkins, Mrs.
George Derry, Mrs. George Ehret, Mrs.
Edwin c. Feigenspan. Mrs. Christian
Feigenspan, Mrs. Henry Spadonc, Mrs.
Bird w. Spencer. Mrs. L. 3. O'Brien'
Mrs. Charles o. Baker. Mrs. Charles
Prince, Mrs. w. o. Bixter, Mrs. l. A.
Cushman. Mrs. Howard Beattie. Mrs.
Thomas Hicks. Mrs. John Rainier, Mrs.
Charles Maurice. Mrs. Otto Jaeger, Mrs.
Charles Swan. Mrs. Hubert Parsons, Mrs.
George Kavanaugh. Mrs. ]. B. Lewis,
Miss Jane Boland Sutherland. Mrs. A.
Chandler, Mrs. Buckbee. Mr.. De Cordova.
Miss shannon, Miss Truesdaie, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs l.. V. Bell, Mrs. Henry
Bell. Mr. Leonard Hill. Mrs. Alexander
p. Gray, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs.
A. C. Gary. Mr.. Martin Powers. Mrs
Charles Ryan, Mr.. Julius Seigibert and
Mrs. Breslin.
August IS, 10. and 20 have been Sc
.ected as the dates for the invitation
golf tournament which is TO be played
on the course OF the new Homestead
Club here. All members OF the clubs af-
iliated with the United States Golf AS
sociation are invited TO participate.
There will be two trophies awarded in
both OF the elghteens and a special
handicap will be played on August 20.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
GOLF AT WHITE SULPHUR.
Henry w. Taft and w. ID. Guthrie
Are Among the Players.

speoial Despatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALD
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
Aug. 5.-Henry w. Taft has been doing
eighteen holes daily with William ID.
Guthrie. Judge John II Caperton.
prominent In legal circles OF Louisville,
gave farewell dinner to a party of
eight last night before returning home.
Judge w. w. Waddell OF Richmond,
recently appointed Circuit Judge OF the
United States Court. arrived this morn
ing for several weeks OF golhng Mrs.
waddell accompanied him and their son.
w. w. waddell. Jr. arrived tlls morn
ing from Danville.
Mrs. Randolph Meade. Mrs w. S.
Jordan and Mrs. J. NJ. Robins left this
morning by motor after n days sojourn
for Danville. Va.
Many OF the colonists are planning on
attending the dance 10 be given to-
morrow night In the Casino ball room.
Supper win be served on the veranda.
Mrs. Gordon Wilson and her children
are among to-day's additions to the
already notable Baltimore colony
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
'Y' MEMBERSHIP GAINS
4,488 IN TWO BOROUGHS
Report for Year Tells of Help
to Foreigners.

An increase OF 4,48S members in
Manhattan and The Bronx so that the
total membership for the two boroughs
is now 31.514, is set forth as the main
achievement for the year in the annual
report issued yesterday by the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Satisfaction is expressed also in the
fact that in the West Side branch, which
now has o membership of 1870. more
than 20 per cent. Of the members are
foreigners, and that practically all the
foreigners are students IN naturalization
classes. thirty-two OF which are con-
Quoted by the association in the five
boroughs OF the city. It is stated that
through their study in the classes 1850
men obtained their first citizenship
papers last year. and 1909 their final
papers. ghe total attendance during the
year at all sorts of Y. 4. G. A. classes
in the city was 663965
More than 1000 religious meetings
were held with an attendance of more
than 500.0 and the employment de-
partment found positions for 4.472 MEM
bers who were out OF work.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
AsBURY PARK ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoHK TTrsALp.
AsRuRY PARK. - IT,. Aug. 5.--Countess
de Calatrave of New York has arrived
at the Metropolitan Hotel. Others at the
Metropolitan include Mrs. ". Madelaine
Lyon OF New York. Or. and Mrs. r. s.
Clarke, Miss Garitrodger Of Mount Holly.
n. j.: DIR. and Mrs. J. n. Albright Of
Melrose Park and Mrs. Charles G. Duln
Of WASHINGTON.
Ocean Hotel arrivals Included Miss
Ofelia de Ia Tore and Miss l.. X. Collins
or New York. Or. and Mrs. Newburt =.
Bitter OF Lancaster. Pa. Mrs. Martin
Rlngault OF Johnstown. Pa. Miss Mary
sullivan of Woodlawn. y. y; Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. SWEET OF Chicago, Prof. II.
w. Major or New York.
Arrivals at the Montnuk Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy A. Rogers Of River Edge.
". j.: Miss Ruth Collins Mrs. L. II.
Raase and Miss Caroline could OF New
York. Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss Mary
y. Fgan Miss Jessie Smith of Montclair.
Miss Anna VI. Cooper ond Miss MARGARET
T. Powers Of Pittsburrh. and Miss Kath-
leen =. Hcyten an Miss Eva a. Hughes
Of white Plains
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Musicians Lockout
Begins Tonight in
Many Film Houses
Managers to Take Up Labor
Problems at Convention
Next Week.

A national convention OF theatrical
managers will be held IN this city next
week at which 600 managers from cities
throughout the United States have sig
nifici their intention OF being present.
This convention is unusually important
as It viii not only seek 70 deal with the
present disagreement between managers
and musicians and stage hands. but It
viii try to settle various conditions that
keep the theatre from returning to nor
NAL In this country. These matters in
clude the reduction OF stage expenses.
railroad transportation, labor wages and
other charges.
1t Is expected that the problems OF
the stage hands and the musicians will
be brought to a close by the convention.
A lockout OF musicians In many OF the
picture and vaudeville houses. following
two weeks notice, will start tonight
At the Rialto It win go into effect on
Tuesday night. This follows the declara-
tion by the managers that the musicians
must accept a 90 per cent. reduction in
wages in order to return to the scale
before the war and permit of operating
the houses during the current depres-
sion.
So far attempts to adjust differences
have failed. The offer Of the managers.
while officially rejected by the union. Is
said to have satisfied many OF the mem
bers. It Is now up TO the convention.
Meanwhile the Mutual Protective Union
has applied for membership again In the
American Federation of Musicians. from
which 1t was expelled some time ago
The parent body. in case Of readmission,
would take hand In the settlement of
differences.
A similar attempt to solve the diff
culties with the stage hands has failed,
and conference on their contract,
which expires September l. has been
postponed from Wednesday pending the
national convention. The demands OF
an increase by members Of the Motion
Picture Theatre Attendants Union. who
declare that seventy-five small movie
houses closed in Greater New York dur
ing the week, protesting poor business.
but in reality conspiring to weaken the
workers organization.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
ARRIVALS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Crowds From the Cities Increas-
ing ms sunday Approaches.

Special Despatch TO TIE NEW YoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, ~. j., Aug. 5.-The
hotels foresee brisk and heavy week
end patronage. Every train this eve
ming Is bearing to the resort its quota
OF sojourners from New York, Philadel-
phla, Newark, Wilmington, Baltimore.
Washington and other nearby points.
Mrs. Marie A. Bergen arrived Mt the
Traymore this afternoon. She was ac-
companied by Miss ]. l.. Henry. Miss
Carrie r. Nenshoft, Miss Katherine
King and Mr.. Ridley NJ. Ensor arrived
there together from New York to-day.
Col Alfred T. Smith. u. s. A., Is at the
Traymore with Mrs. Smith.
Arrivals from New York at the Chal-
fontc- Haddon Hall are Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Kaulbach OF Flushing, Mr.. John
II. Donchien, Mr.. Myers Bradley ana
Mr.. C. II. Hayes Of Jamaica.
Mrs. Frederick w. Upham OF Chicago.
wife OF the chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, is making favor
able progress after her operation last
evening. She came here for her health
recently, but medical advisers found yes
terday that an operation would be i'm
perative. Tho operation was performed
by DIR. John T. Deaver, the Philadel-
phia specialist.
Mrs. McDougall Hawkes. OF New York
has arrived at tho Brighton. Mrs. w.
II. Schofeld Of New York also Is there.
and Is accompanied by Mrs. 70. J.
Weatherby of Philadelphia.
At the Ambassador are Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Tinim, Brooklyn Miss winifred Peter
Kin and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dixon of
Mount Vernon are at the Strand.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
CARD PARTY AT NEW LONDON.
Women Assist in Entertainment
for Memorial Hospital.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRR HERALD.
NEW LONDON. Conn, Aug. 5.--A card
party was given this afternoon at
Brocksleper's Pavilion at Ocean Beach
for the benefit Of the Home Memorial
Hospital. Mrs r. s. Tuttle was In gem
eral charge, assisted by Mrs. Joseph w.
Dean. Mrs. Thornton ". NJ. Lathrop,
Mrs. John A. Scott. Mrs. II. A. Henkle
and Mrs. II. l.. Douglaa
Mrs. Clark. wife OF Lieut.. Bert T..
Clark. Y 9. N. Of the submarine base,
entertained at bridge this afternoon At
her home In Broad street Her guests
were Mrs. J. A. Shutchfield, Mrs. Frank
lin s. Stenwachs, Mrs. Sowell. Mrs
Daubin, Mrs Reid Johnson, Mrs. Vim
cent Moore. Mrs. f. a. Evarts, Mrs.
Daniel Noce. Miss Alice Eidridge Mrs.
Harry Mochon. Mrs. II. ID. Hostetter
and Miss Anne Scroggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Cronin entertained
at their summer cottage, ocean Beach,
last evening In honor of their niece, Miss
Katherine Cronin OF Memphis, Tenn.
Nearly $50 children of the city were
the guests at an entertainment given
at tho cottage Of Mrs. Antoine Leverone.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
ViScount Bryce
Attends Picnic on
GreyIock Mountain
Climbs to Top of Sixty Foot
Tower for View of the
Berkshires.

specicl Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
LEHox, Mass. Aug. 5.-A picnic on
Greylock Mountain, at an elevation OF
s.5o5 feet, furnished diversion to-day for
Viscount James Bryce and Lady Bryce,
who are spending month In Williams
town. They made the ascent IN an
automobile with Gen. Arthur Musgrave
and Mrs. Herbert Musgrave of London,
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins OF
Washington and DR.. George II. Denison
of Williamstown. Viscount Bryce. at
49, was one OF the spryest in the party
and climbed the sixty foot tower for
the superb View
Mrs. John e. Alexandra, who has
just returned from Paris, gave her first
dinner party of the season at Spring
lawn tonight. Mrs. Raymond L. Baker.
just back from Newport with her two
sons, Alfred q. and George z. w. Van
derbilt. also had a dinner entertainment
tonight at HOLLYWOOD.
Luncheons were given to-day by Mrs.
Charles f. Griffith at Heaton Hall,
Stockbridge. for Mrs. Thomas Denny
and Miss Adelaide L. Denny of New
York, and by Mrs. John Fl. G. Church
at Bonnybank In Great harrington, for
Mrs. Herbert Scoville of New York.
Miss Marie Louise Emmett of New
York is the guest of Miss Matvina G.
Hoffman at Orchard House in TyrinS-
ham.
Miss Katharine T. Moore. Miss Isa-
bella II. Tones and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
ding Farnham. Miss Julia F'arnham and
to-day at Berkshire Inn, Great Barring
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Tilden, Mrs.
Frank Morgan of New York and Mr..
and Mrs Godfrey Dunscombe of New
Haven, Conn, are at Heaton Hall In
Stockbridge for the rest OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F'rellnghuysen
Of New York went on from the Curtis
Hotel to-day to Lake Sunapee, New
Hampshire. Mrs. Chapman FISK OF
Plainfield, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Roberts and Miss Edith l.. Roberts
of Philadelphia are at The Curtis.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
TENNIS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur =. Runyon
Among the Players.

Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
HoT SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 5.--Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur s. Runyon of New York
were among those on the Homestead
tennis courts this morning. Also playing
were the Misses Wilhelmina, Margaret
and Natalia du Pont, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Lamont du Pont Of Whining
ton, Del. ana their guest Miss Louisa
Carpenter.
Others on the courts we're Edward c.
Dearden. Jr.. OF Philadelphia Louis NJ.
New York, and Frederick II. Bugher. Jr.,
OF Washington.
Mrs. Robert c. Drayton arrived to-
day from Philadelphia for n visit Of
four weeks.
Mrs. Clay kcnble and Miss Flor
ence Kemble OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Har-
mon Wilmer and her sister. Miss Stone,
of Washington were arrivals of to-
day
Edward c. Dearden came down from
Philadelphia for a visit with Mrs. Dear
den and their family.
Mrs. William Mahitt of st. Louis gave
a luncheon in the Homestead to-day for
the Mines. Charles Mel. Clark, Thomas
NJ. Pierce and Ira Il. Wight of st.
Louis and George Howard Warrinton
Of Cincinnati
Justice Francis Marion Hamilton and
Mrs. Hamilton gave a dinner to several
friends last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
ilton left tonight for their home I'm
Lebanon, Ohio.
Mrs. Paul Sorg OF New York gave a
small bridge party and tea this after
noon on the Casino lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Folger OF
New York were among those playing
over the long golf course this after
noon
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
NATIONAL ANTHEM CURE
FOR JAZZ AT CULVER
Major Gaynor Explains How
He Taught Students.

Major Il. y. Gaynor, octogenarian In
structor Of dancing at Culver Military
Academy. dropped in at the convention
of the National Association OF Dancing
Masters yesterday at the Hotel Astor.
The Major told them how ne eliminated
Jazz completely at Culver. He said:
Whenever ] saw any jazzy movements
! simply told the orchestra to play The
star spangled Banner and that settled
IT, one can't shimmy to the national
anthem"
Major Gaynor doesn't look anywhere
near his 50 years and he Is as spry on
his feet as youth Of IS.
The Major says the hesitation waltz
IS bound to be revived because OF its
grace and attractiveness. He also favors
the two-step, the fox trot and the schot-
tische. BY next year the polka wiz
have arrived, according TO the Major,
and the lancers may appear at any
minute.
Roderick c. Grant OF this city was
reelected president OF the association,
which will hold Its thirty-ninth annual
convention here next August.