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The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Mrs. Paine of Westport
Shows Horses at Tea

Special Despatch to THE NEw YonR HraALD
WEsTPoRr ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN N
Y, Aug. 27.-Unusual of the social
events thus far this season was the
paddock tea" given Monday afternoon
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Gibson Paine of New
York at Anandale Tea was served in
the open at the paddock. where several
of Mrs. Paine's friends had their first
Closeup" view OF Mrs. Paine's jumpers
In action.
Miss Alice Lee has returned from San
Diego, Cal. and opened Stonyside.
Mathew Hale, her nephew. OF Wash
ington. recently arrived with his family.
Philip Stockton of Boston has opened
the Headlands. Barney Joyce of New
York Is at Zion cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Kershaw of New York have ar
rived.
Capt. ]. II. Bellchambers and his ff-
teen passenger hydroairplane. formerly
at Palm Beach, have been making flights
the length of Lake Champlain. Others
have been flying with Capt. William
Regan of New York, with Harry Rogers
of New York as pilot. Misses Ann Boyd.
Mildred Simpson and Dorothy Hall of
New York and Ethel Barksdale Of Will
mington, Del, have arranged flying par
ties
Supreme Court Justice Daniel +. Co
halan and his daughter. Miss Eileen
Cohalan. won the recent tombstone golf
tournament.
In the annual tennis events under d.
rection of William Buchanan. Jr., and
III. P. Smith at Westport Inn the singles
for women were won by Mise Gertrude
Marshall Of New York. and those for
men by Thomas Treadwell of New York
Entrants In the mixed doubles and mems
doubles include Misses Ethel Barksdale,
Marie Barksdale, Gertrude Marshall.
Edith McHenry, Katharine Dixon. Sarah
Richards Katharine De Rondc, Turnan.
Swart. Ann Boyd, Wareheim, Miller.
Buchanan. Mrs. ]. +. Embrey and
Messrs. Clark. Woods. Wakerly, Faw-
cett Lippincott, Bradley. Moss. Nc
Eaohren, Treadwell. browne, Glenn.
Webb. Witherspoon. Morse. Buchanan,
Connors, Holt. Coe. Atha and Stoever.
James Morse. third In the Yale tennis
team, who is among the players who
arrived this week. is the guest Of
Benjamin Lippincott of New York and
Cincinnati at Bonnycroft cottage.
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ND HOTELS IN THE COUNTRY STILL FILLED AS SUMNER WAVES

Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Geisinger.
Mr.. Eugene Treadwell, Mrs. NJ. G.
Avlsett. Mr.. Charles l.. Richardson. Mr.
r. w. Palmer. Mr.. John l. Martin. Mr..
Daniel Drake Smith. Mr.. Milton L.
Ernst. Mr.. William II. Berri. Mr.. John
w. Berri, Mr.. Mortimer C. Foster. Mr.,
Robert T. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Farson-
Here from Philadelphia are Mr.. and
Mrs Albert l.. Noise. Miss Alice @.
Noise. Mr.. Albert L. Noise. Jr.. Mr..
James NJ West. Mrs. Linda r. Crawford
and Mrs. Blanche +. Crawford.
Other arrivels include Senator Albert
]. Beveridge and Mr.. Albert Bcveridge.
Jr.. Of Indianapolis Mr.. A. r. Gould of
| Boston; Mr.. III. s. Pearson of New
Haven: MIR. c. F. Stoddard. Jr.. OF Madi-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Van Week, Mr..
Joseph Van Week and Mr.. Howard Van
Week. Montclair: Mr.. Roy p. Crary OF
Hartford. Mr.. j. s. Dwyer OF Jackson
vile. Mr.. Jonathan r. Jones. Mr.. Betram
Jones and Mr.. Malcolm Jones, Bryn
Mawr; Mr.. S. Davies Warfield, Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Twichell Wyom-
ing, Ohio: Mr.. Olcott Smith, Hartford,
Mrs, John Legier. Miss NJ O'Connor and
Miss @. Legier. New Orleans: Robert
Warner, Cambridge, Mass.
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mer home at Arlington. Among those
present from Manchester were Mrs. will
lam Ritter, Mrs. Charles 8. Francis, Mrs.
r. L Hunt and Mrs. George orvis.
Miss Mary b. Gleason OF Troy per-
sonally turned the first sod of the ex-
cavating for her new summer home re-
Gently Miss Gleason has a delightful
location on the high ground back of the
Equinox House.
Labor Day Golf Games.
There will be the usual Labor Day
golf handlcaps at Ekwanok Country
Club one week from Monday The morn
ing event will be match play against
bogey first and second prizes. and the
afternoon play will be in best ball four
ball competition with prizes for the win
ming pair. The Labor Day prizes are
presented by Mr.. Robert T. Lincoln OF
Washington and Clarence NJ. Clark of
Philadelphia.
Arrivals at the Equinox House in
cude Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Murphy
OF Boston, Mrs. Ricliard H. Stearns,
Mrs. j. r. Amidon. Mr.. Malcolm d.
sloan. DR.. and Mrs. Allan NJ. Starr. Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Russell. Miss Betty Rus
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melville, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McGrath. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. IL. Austin. Mr. and Mrs, Albert
J. Delatour, Mr.. Beeckman J. Delatour,
Mr.. ]. S. Croll, Miss Carpenter. Mr. f. B.
Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Bigelow. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Chase and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Grange, OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. McCune
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Case OF Cleve-
land Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Case Of
Glen Ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Knif-
FIN. Jr., of Elizabeth. N. j., and Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Fleischmann Of Phila-
aelphi.a
Mrs. Rowland A. Robbins and Mr..
Rowland A. Robbins. Jr., OF New York
motored from Lenox on Tuesday, and
Mr.. Robbins played a round OF golf at
Ekwanok with Mr.. James L. Taylor and
Mr.. Walter ]. Travis.
Arrivals at Worthy Inn from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Kings
ley. Mrs. r. Q. Kingsley, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Cham
berlain. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McCann, Mr.. v. A.
Campbell, Miss A. Hickey. Miss A.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. LOSS and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gregory.
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Horse Show Attracts
Crowd at Water Gan

Special Despatch to THE NEW YosK Hrs.tp
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. Aur 81
Last Wednesday took place the horse
show and field meet for the General Hos
pital Under the direction of III. Graham
Conor of the Kittn tinny there were r;n,n-
Ing, steeplechase racing and n poIo
match. Tho athletic events included
broad Jump. 500 yard dash, high 1ump
rat mems race, lean mems race. no,ato
race, sack race and tug or war. Cant
Douglas Robertson, formerly OF III.
Royal Flying Corps. gave an exhibition
Of modern flying, using plane tha.
accommodated two passengers.
New York arrivals at the house, n.
cludc Mttatinny-Miss II. H1ostIe
Miss =. Mailer. r. l.. Parenteau. q q
rarenteau, Katherine n. Croley. Estrio
=. - Coie, NJ. ana Mrs. II. l.. Holsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woke. Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. ] r
Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Rowe. How
ard W. Starr. Nicholas Danfortb. PAM
Davis, j. N. Page, Miss Claire Fletcher
Katherine Pearlberry, George u Walde
Dr. and Mrs. Goldng, DR.. and Mrs 7
Stephenson and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ritohle.
hienWo0u--A. -, Wybnrn. Mr. ard
Mrs. w. J. James, r.. p. Jackson " n
Burns. John J. a. Bauer. RI. M Thomas
Miss Elizabeth Helms H. Victoria Bvrne.
Miss IT. y. Hilcom II. J. Walsh. Jr.. MI
" lis oc, Mrs. J. y. Saunders, Mrs.
w. NJ. Saunders.
1'uNi tp-s Charles II Vc-gc
Mr. and Mrs. George RosenthaI. 7, M
Peabody, Or. and Mrs. w. III. Richard
son. Mrs. N G. Nurman. II. w. Taliber
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs
e. 5. Vanderbaok, Mr.. and Mrs. c. III.
Keegan.
Bellevuc--Miss Harriet Il. Miller. MISS
Maud Miller. J. ID. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. q. Lewis md Miss Anna VI. Polster
Forest Bnpse--Miss Mfldrod Corstcre
Miss May Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. M.
Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rcdeke
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Cincinnati Man
Wins Kineo Golf

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
KINEo, Me-, Aug. 27.-George r. Ed
wards of Cincinnati. Ohio. won the Pis-
cataquis golf tournament with a card
OF "a. Roy Foster of New York was
runner up, who made an so. The quail
flying round was won by Albert Wachen-
helm. Jr., of New Orleans, La, with S3.
The Edwards-Foster match attracted a
large gathering. Daniel Conklin cf At
lanta. Ca. won from Mrs. e. Wilde In
the second sixteen.
The main ballroom Of the Mount Kineo
House was filled at the first cabaret OF
the year. More than three hundred oc-
cupied tables and more than twenty
guests took part in the performance.
The guest entertainers included Misses
Valeria Foot. Elizabeth Greene, Ruth
Lustig. Dorothy Edwards. Helen Stotes-
bury. Adelaide O'Reilly. Louise Nc
Gregor Mary Reed, A. Wallis, J. Wallis,
Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. Madeline Dale,
Messrs. Daniel Conklin, Samuel York,
Charles Hilles, Albert Wachenheim,
David Minton. James Stein. Richard
Stein. John Meehan, Arthur Cooper and
Lawrence Bolton.
Arrivals from New York include Mrs.
W. II. Todd. Miss Natalie Todd, Miss
Mildred NJ. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
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Gingham andJeanS
Dance Enjoyed
at New LOnaOn
Eastern Point Colony Has
Rural Party at the
GriswOld.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoaK HnaALD
New LONDON, Conn, Aug. 27.-A
novel entertainment at Eastern Point
was a gingham and jeans dance in the
Grtswold ballroom last evening. Each
person present wore old clothes and
found the infor1nality amusing Dane
ing was continued later In the grill,
where supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan Jefferson gave an exhibition OF
fancy dancing. Prizes were given for
the best costumes.
Tho Griswold gave a masquerade
party for children Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. Beard. Jr. OF
Flushing, entertained twenty-eight OF
the Eastern Point cottagers Tuesday
evening at dinner. dancing and bridge.
Mrs. +. H. Slsson OF New York enter
tanned over the week end at her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle e. Carley of New
York gave a dinner In the grill. Mrs
william o. Mcdonald Of Brooklyn, presi-
dent of the Women's Association OF
Eastern Point. gave a tea at the Coun-
try Club Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Oatman of New
York are spending several weeks at the
cottage OF Mrs. Lillian Fleischmann or
Cincinnati
New Workers. registered during the
week at the Griswold are Mrs r. r.
Wood. Charles G. Curtis. J. P. Mckee.
Mrs. g. P. Hieston Mr. and Mrs. c. s.
Fills, ]. r. Shaughnessey. +. Lodese, o.
J. Lynch. II. II. Legg. r. H. Grant, Mrs.
e. b. Gallivan. Mr.. and Mrs s. We're
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris J. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Davidson, Mr. and Mrs.
James o. Lynch. James NJ Whitaker,
James Otis, Mr. anS Mrs. j. II. Hafrner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Wyman. Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Ash, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lat
son. Miss Jane Wllletts. j. W. Steele.
Spencer w. Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. A. X.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Hopkirk, Mr.
and Mrs Charles c. Miclsle. DR.. and Mra-
Allen Stellus. Edward Poignant. Mr. ann
Mrs. s. r. Zeno and Mrs. w. n Hager
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Wills motored
from Detroit to Join their daughter.
Miss Elaine Pommerer, and Mrs. c. II.
Root.
G. r. winans has Joined the Cleveland
colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradley Plant of
New York entertained at dinner In the
grill several times this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr s. Swezey OF
Lafayette, Ind. are making an extended
stay at the Griswold Or. and Mrs
r. f. Richards OF Bloomfield. n. j.. are
here.
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Amateur MinStreIs
At Cranberry Lake

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CRANBERRY LAKE, N. Y, Aug a.
Philip Loring Spooner, son of tho late
Senator John G. Spooner. and his niooes.
the Misses Dorothy and Ann Spooner, Of
New York, played leading parts In nm
amateur vaudeville performance last
Thursday night at Sunset Inn. Bear
Mountain. The dancing pavilion Of the
Inn was converted into theatre for the
occasion.
Mr.. Spooner did a song and dance
skit with Blaclford King, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. III. Il. King Of st. Louis. Miss
Mary Harriet King Of ST. Louis did a
burlesque of a serpentIno dance. while
Miss Ann Spooner received the plaudits
Of the audience when she appeared In a
Spanish dance. Miss Dorothy Spooner
and Miss Mary Lou Morris. the latter OF
Grcenvlllc. $. c., did a dance duet and
later Miss Spooner rendered a soprano
solo.
Among the sojourners at this Adiron-
dack resort are Mrs. John Q. Spooner.
the Rev. J. Foster Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. GIN of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ellsin Nathan. Robert Nathan, Col. p.
Y. Moody, Capt. George Evelyn and Mrs.
George Evelyn of Brooklyn
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Stevenson Society
Meets at Saranac

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
SARANAc LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 27.-This
afternoon the annual meeting OF the Ste
venson Society of America will be held
In the Baker cottage, which was occu-
pied by Robert Louis Stevenson years
ago and In which he wrote much of his
Master of Ballantrae."
The speaker will be Edward A. Woods
OF Pittsburgh, who In the course of ex-
tensive travels recently visited the South
Sea Island on which Stevenson wrote
many of his masterpieces.
The cottage now houses a large and
interesting collection OF Steyensonia and
the memorial fund for the purchase of
the property has recently been increased
by a donation OF s2,500 by Col. Walter
Scott Of New York city. The Stevenson
Society. which is now incorporated un-
der the laws of New York, has a MEM
bership of over 800.
AL Jolson'e benefit in Pontiac Theatre
last night for the building fund OF the
Day Nursery and the Girls Club. given
under the direction of William Morris
Of New York, brought together a large
number from the camp colonies here
and at the surrounding resort points,
and a large amount will he realized
Other artists on the programme included
Sydney Grant. MISS DOrlS duncan ana
Miss Lucille Chalfonte.
Bliss Carman, poet and lecturer. who
has been spending several weeks with
friends here and at Lake Placid, will
leave in October for a tour Of the West
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Dexter Bradford gave a delightful tea
In honor of Lady Anne Azgapetian,
who spoke here for the Near East Re-
lief. Mrs. c. NJ Palmer gave a tea at
the Country Club.
Next Tuesday Mrs F. J. Hawley of
Forest Hills. l.. l.. gives a card party
at the Algonquin In aid of the Day
Nursery.
William T. Dixon OF Baltimore has
leased the Franklin Carter camp on
Lake Kiwassa. A. ]. ID. Btddle OF Phila-
delphia has leased the Kirby Camp on
Chateaugay Lake and will spend the re-
mainder OF the season there with Mrs
Biddle and their daughter, Mrs. Biddle
Duke.
Immediately upon his arrival in this
country October Sir Harry Lauder will
come to Saranac Lake as the guest of
William Morris OF New York.
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Enst Side Resorts.

One OF the most picturesque enter
tainments this season was the Wood
land dance on Monday at Stonehurst,
the summer home of Mrs. Helen p.
Merriman Of Broolsline. for the benefit
Of the Memorial Hospital at North Con-
way.
The Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Worcester gave tea and entertainment
at their cottage for the benefit OF the
Professors Funds at Radcliffe and Vas
sar. their respective collegea
The Rev. Arthur L Bumpus OF Hew-
lett L. l.. Is at the Bellevue Hotel
with the Rev. Henry NJ. Saville OF
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Frost and family
are at Pitman Hall from New York. Mr..
and Mrs T. A. Mclaughlin and Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Williams of New York are
at the 1ntervale House. where other ar
rivals include Frank b. williams. Hans
d. Klopsch, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deis.
Miss G. 7. Kenyon OF New York Law
renee J. Southwick and DR.. c. n. Hutch
ings arc New York arrivals at Maple
villa.
The Sunset Inn at North Conway was
thronged on Saturday evening when the
annual masquerade ball was held for
members of the colony.
Miss Frances A. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Davidson OF New York are at
the Randall House.
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BURIED CITY TO BE EXHIBIT.

SAN JUAN DE TEoTrHUAcAN. Mexico.
Aug. ga force OF 800 workmen Is en-
gagged in rushing TO completion the ex-
cavation of the buried city here In an
attempt to make It one OF the show
places during the Centennial Exposition.
The most modern scientific devices are
being used to dig out the city. which
thousands OF years ago before II disap-
peared boasted OF a population Of at
least 100000. according TO Manuel Ga
mio, in charge OF :he reconstruction
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Golf Tournament
toOpen This Week
at Manchester
Qualifying Round for the
Equinox Cup to Be Played
Wednesday.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HEkALp.
MANCHESTER. VT. Aug. 27.--Next Mon
day morning. even before tho dew is off
the grass. the first golfers will start the
qualifying round OF the Equinox cup
tournament at Ekwanok Country Club,
and pair of players will start every six
minutes during most OF the day. Elimi-
nation match play rounds will begin
Thursday morning In four or more six
teens and continue through the week
with an interval Friday afternoon for
| best ball four ball competition. The
final matches will be played on Satur-
day and on Saturday morning there will
be a medal handicap round for all ex-
cept the finalists, with prizes for the
best gross and net scores. Lee Maxwell
OF Sleepy Hollow and John M. Ward OF
Garden City were among those entered
early.
This afternoon, on the lawn at Elmo'er
| the ancestral home of Mrs. Burnham
Miss Barbara Burnham. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Clark Burnham OF Brook
lyn, was married to Mr.. Cyril Rice Jones.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Richardson
Jones Of Brooklyn. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. William G.
Wilson of Brooklyn. as matron of honor.
ham, was maid of honor. Sydney War
field Jones, brother OF the bridegroom,
was best man and the ushers were Roger
Burnham, Lyman Burnham, Douglas
Parker and Roswell Parker. all of Brook
lyn. and r. M. Johnson Of Merrick. l. /.
Father j. II. Maillet Of St Paul'B Church.
Manchester, conducted the ceremony.
C. ". Piper and r. A. Oakley of the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. spent several days at Ekwanok re-
Gently, assisting the club officials In
some of their problems Of golf course
construction and maintenance. The Wis
itors were entertained at dinner at the
Equinox House. arranged by James L.
Taylor. Those present included Cabot
Morse and C. F. Lancaster of Boston,
Frank c. Mclean of Cleveland. DR.. W.
s. Harlan Of Washington. w. 0. Hen
derson of Columbus and r. #. Wander
hoef. Lee Maxwell and #. ]. Ward Of
New York.
Talk on sFalI Planting"
Thursday evening there was a special
meeting Of the Manchester Garden Club
at the gymnasium, addressed by Mrs.
Virginia e. Yer Planck of Fishkill on
the Hudson relative to Fall Planting :
Mrs. Fl. II. Porter gave dinner at
| the Equinox House Saturday evening
| for her daughter, Miss Mary Porter.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 7. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Clark Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Clark OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Robert Lee of North
ampton, Miss Carol Farr of Detroit and
Mr.. Franklin Orvis of Manchester.
Mrs. Charles s. Francis and Mrs.
George Orvis gave a card party at Tran
quillity, the home of Mrs. Orvis. Invi-
tations were issued quite generally to
cottagers and guests at the hotel.
Mrs. William rockingham Smith Of
Brooklyn gave luncheon and card
party yesterday afternoon at her sum-
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Twin Mountain.

A field OF thirty-two golfers played In
the Twin Mountain golf championship
for the silver cup awarded by the hotel
this week A. A. Alexander won the
low medal and cup Harry Mack. also
OF New York. was second.
The clock golf tournament. which
ended Saturday, was won by Miss Rosa
lie Mayer. who tied for the first and Sec
ond rounds with Mrs. James Gutman
and Joseph Leinlkauf OF New York. She
won the event and the silver cup by vir-
tue Of two strokes on the last round.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. KreseI. Miss Mar
gerry Kresel and Hedwig Hageman OF
New York are at the Twin Mountain
House.
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JeHcrson.

Tho interest OF the moment at Jefrer-
son IL aviation. Since last week when
Lieut.. Albert Tunstali circled over the
Waumbek there have been parties taking
flights over Starr King and Cherry
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Maplewood.

The minstrel SHOW given Thursday
evening at the Maplewood Casino earned
$500 to provide bed in the Littleton
Hospital where any of the Maplewood
Hotel employees may be taken for med
ical aid.
The caddies of the Maplewood Golf
Club will give their annual caddie con-
cert September at the Maplewood Ca
sino. Seventy-five boys from the North
End Industrial School will take part.
Preceding the annual Maplewood golf
championship tournament Is the ladies'
blind handicap tournament. which
brought an entry OF more than thirty
players this week The championship
event, which will be played the last
week in August. will be followed by the
annual Labor Day tournament.
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whftene1d.

The Mountain View House reached
tho height OF It's gayety this week with
tho masquerade ball and the ringer
tournament. on Wednesday the sweep
stakes flag tournament was played over
the Mountain View course and to-day
about fifty golfers took part in the best
selected nine tournament
Mrs s. H. Ncwhouse OF New York
and Miss Fl. ~. Pigot entertained nj a
bridge panty and tea on Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Stratton Of Bronxyille
and Mrs. G. L. Beckurts OF Haverford
were hostcsses ut tea on Saturday at
the Mountain View House, following
the weekly golf match there.
A. s. Stranch and W. y. Jensen Of
New York are at the Mountain View
for golf and other sports Erllg Stock
man or New York Is there for a short
time with Or. and Mrs. oliver II. Howe
and party OF Cohasset.
Mr.. and Mrs David p. Mills OF Mont
clair. who arc motoring through the
White Mountains. stopped here for a
short time. Lieut.. and Mrs. Anderson
OF Newport are guests OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs. John M. Hawley at their cot
tage. Mizzentop.
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Mountain and flying above the valley to
Lancaster, Whitefeld and other points
Lieut. Tunstall and Lieut.. Charles An
drews will fy to Intervale to greet the
Government plane. which is to arrive
there with q party. including Capt A
w. Stevens. who will make a contour
map of the White Mountains.
The Waunbek Golf Club Handicap
tournament. which finished at Jefferson
on Saturday. was won by Mr.. l. St
Clair Colby OF New York
Judge and Mrs. John ". Tierney OF
New York are at the Waumbek to re-
main through September.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pizzini Of New
York are here to remain several weeks
Percy 8. vermilya and Frank vernilya
came from New York TO remain over
Sunday with their families
Recent arrivals include Mrs. w. J.
Coates and her son. Hugh +. Coates OF
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Duval and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mehler Of Scarsdale
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baxter OF Larch-
mont. Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Bryan OF
Mechanicsville, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Thoms and Mr.. and Mrs. 8, F. Brew
ster of Rochester.
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Bethlehem.

The sixth annual autumn golf tourna-
ment started on Tuesday with large
entry in the qualifying round.
Vice-consul s. G. Lawrence OF the
British Embassy and Mrs. Lawrence
are among the golfers on the Bethlehem
links
The Ltttleton Hospital has been great
ly benefited by the lawn fete given on
Saturday at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Ivte. Well over 5000 was netted
from the affair and this amount will be
devoted to maintenance. as Mrs Ivie
donated the amount needed to purchase
a motor ambulance. with the exception
OF $500, which was raised by Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Bloodgood
and Miss NJ e. Hurtle of New York are
at the Sinclair House. Other New York
arrivals include Miss Mary e. Tate and
Miss Ida +. Housman, Dr. and Mrs. u.
j. Roberts and Mrs. ]. j. Wilson.