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New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Catskills Visitors
Devote Much Time
To Outdoor Sport
Warm Days and Cool Nights
Make Vacations in the
Mountain Region a Treat;
Lively Week at Stamford
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug 27-The
Catskill- -Shawangunk Mountain region
offers attractions to the visitor which
continue until late in the autumn
Warm days and pleasant nights afford
to the vacatonist opportunity to in.
dulge in outdoor exercise until late in
the fall
The early completion Of the Ron
dout Creek bridge, by which travel
along the west bank of the Hudson
will not be interrupted by ferry cross
ing, is eagerly awaited by motorists
who to a largely increasing degree are
using the well-kept highways on the
west side of the river, either by way
Of Newburgh or Ellenville, to reach
Kingston. Construction work on the
Windham Durham road, as well as the
MargaretvilleA Andes road, is progress
sing rapidly. The latter contract is
for $550,000. The bridge over Bull
Run stream at Margaretville has been
completed.
Governor Townsend of Delaware was
among the recent visitors at KYLE
Camp where his son, Preston, is sum
mering.
Stamford to-day enjoyed an elab-
crate benefit entertainment at the
Stamford Golf and Country Club, CON
Guiding tonight with a banquet and
dance. During the afternoon golf, ten
mis- and cards furnished entertainment
to many guests. The week in Stamford
has been busy one, events including
three dances at Churchill Hall, cards
and black-and- white dance at the
o ct n bCl, ha he, of n
block party Wednesday evening and
daily golf matches at the Country Club
Recent arrivals at Churchill Hall
include Mrs. T. S. McHugh and Miss L
McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Man
non, Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Gordman and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Knapp, all of New
York
Next weeks festivities open Monday
night with an open air carnival and
entertainment.
Grand Gorge Friday evening at
tracted many motor visitors to an open
air band concert OF unusual interest.
At Lexington Tuesday evening the an
nual ball Of the Kipp House was held
This evening an elaborate masked bal II
is being held at the New Grand Hotel.
at Highmount.
Halnes Falls and the celebrated
parks in its vicinity are thronged with
visitors who will remain until late au-
tumn. At Sunset Park Inn recent ar
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lee, E..
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs C. Flint and Mrs.
George Pease, of New York.
Thousands of vacationists from all
parts of the region have attended this
week the two big fairs-the Greene
County Fair at Cairo and the Ulster
County Fair at Ellenville.
The big event of the coming week
viii be the Ulster County Farmers pic
mic at Forsyth Park, Kingston, where
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
will be the principal speaker.
Many visitors in the region Tuesday
attended a meeting Of the John Bur
roughs Memorial Association under the
auspices of Camp Wake Robin, former
ly Camp Burroughs, in the Woodland
Neighborhood House which the natur-
alist immortalized. Addresses were
made by Edward B. Miller, of the Rox-
NOR Inn, Woodland; Mrs. Grace Vana-
NEE and Frank P. Crasto jr., of the
Burroughs Association, and Oliver p
Medsger.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
C.. r. Edwards Golf Winner
Cincinnati Man Wins Piscata-
quis Tourney al kinco, Me.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

KINEO, Nc. Aug. 27.-Gcorge R. Ed
wards. Of Cincinnati. carried off the
honors in the Piscataquis golf tourna-
ment with score of "a. Roy Foster,
Of New York, was runncr-up, with n
score Of 30. The qualification round Of
the tournament was won by Albert
achenhcim, Of New Orleans He com
pctcd against a large field and made
the round in So.
The Edwards-F Foster match was cx-
ceptionaly well attended by the guests.
many Of whom followed the PLAYERS
around the entire course. The match
required eighteen holes for decision,
and was finally won by Edwards with !
up on the last hole.
Arrivals from New York include
Mrs. W. H. Todd, Miss Natalie NJ.
Todd, Miss Mildred VI Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. ] J.
Geisingei, Eugene Trcadwcll, Mrs. NJ.
G. Avisett. Charles l.. Richardson. r.
w. Palmer, John l.. Martin, Daniel
Drake Smith, Milton l.. Ernst, William
II. BcrrI, John w. Bcrri, Mortimer C..
Foster, Robert r. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Christinncy and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Farson.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Breton Woods Has
Liveliest Social
Week of the Year
White Mountains Resort Has
Round of Dinners and
Sporting Events; Other
Colonies Close Second

BRETON WOODS, N. H., Aug 27.-
The Breton Woods colony has had its
liveiest week, with any number of ex-
citing events to occupy every one and
a variety to suit all tastes. The OBJ.
stacle putting match, given by Mrs
John N. Conyngham and Miss J. Alice
Maxwell, started round of informal
entertainments, and the supper dances
in the Cave Grill have proved among
the most popular events.
Mrs. L. Sanford Proctor gave q
luncheon last Sunday in the European
Room to Mrs L. Terry Ponvert and
family, and among Sunday dinners in
the Cave Grill were one given by
Bishop Anderson, of Boston, and anoth-
er by Miss Maxwell, who entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Conyngham, Mr.. and Mrs
John |. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tatnall, DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Campbell
and DR.. and Mrs A. R. Thompson.
On Wednesday Mrs. Norris W. Nun
dy, of New York, entertained at tea
and bridge in the banquet room for
thirty friends, including several of the
Profile Colony, and Mrs. William Wat
son Smith, Of Pittsburgh, gave a card
party and supper in the banquet room
for fifty on Monday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lea, Of Phia-
delphla, gave small dinner during
the week. Mrs. Henry S. Redmond en-
tertained Canon J. Mcdonald McGrath
at dinner preceding the annual concert
OF the Choir Boys from Camp Duncan,
whose annual performance in the
Mount Washington ballroom was given
on Thursday evening before large
audience. Mrs. Daniel Karsner of
Philadelphia, was among the weeks
hostesses, with party of six in the
Cave Grill on Sunday evening. Mrs
karsner also entertained there Friday
evening and Mrs. Alvah C. Dinkey had
a party Of thirty-fve there on Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Landy
entertained several friends in the ban
quet room at dinner in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Walton H. Marshall, of New
ork, who are at the Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Pembroke
Jones jr and Miss Bolles, of Newport.
spent a day at the Mount Pleasant
House en- route to the Wentworth at
Newcastle n II.
Stuyvesant Fish, of New York, who
motored to the Mount Washington Ho
tel on Friday, passed several days there
as member Of Mrs. Henry S. Red
mond's' party. Mrs. Redmond enter
tanned Canon McGrath, rector of the
Stickney Memorial Church, here at
dinner on Thursday evening.
Mr.: and Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin
and Miss Elizabeth M. Franklin. who
were with Sir Ashley Sparks at the
Equinox, Manchester, Vt, motored to
the Mount Washington Hotel this week
to spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank, of
New York, joined Mr. and Mrs. John |.
ho l,
tel on Saturday and Mrs. Milbank
entered the ladies' annual golf tour
nament, which started there Saturday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Ocean Grove Is i'm Midst
vi Camp Meeting Season
Religious Sessions Are Going
on Continuously Each Day
in Various Buildings
Spcc'dl Dispatch to Tie T11bun

bH'r'N HsSpuiCE 10 j ne Tribune
OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 27.-Thc camp
meeting season is now in full swing in
the Grove, and from now until Labor
Day there will be meetings all day long
in the various buildings. Bishop Joseph
r. Berry, of Philadelphia, has charge of
the camp this year
In the evenings from O'Clock Bishop
Berry will be assisted by Rev. George
;: Johnson, of Ocean Grove; J. f. Crow
ther, of Arch Street Church, Philadel-
Dhla; Bishop Adna w. Leonard. of San
Francisco, CAL; Virgil E. Rorver. Of
Meridian Street Church, indianapolis:
Carlisle Hubbard, Of Wilmington, Del,
and other outstanding preachers.
mere VIII be a song service at the
beginning Of each preaching service led
by Professor j. Lincoln Hail, the musi-
cal director Of the Auditorium. Harold
Fix the official organist, will assist.
The last Of the secular concerts to be
held in the big auditorium this season
was held on Thursday, when John Nc
CormacS, the Irish tenor, sang to a
rccord-breaking audience. Instead Of a
concert this year on Labor Day there
will be q baptism Of infants, followed
by the famous walk around Jersusalcm.
The religious services will be con-
tinued in the Auditorium until after
the middle Of the month, and the vari-
Gus preachers and speakers who will
appear here during September will be
announced later by the Ocean Grove
Association, which has charge of the
program for the fall weeks.
Since August Is the Ocean Grove
Tennis Club has been staging its an
nual elimination tournament on the
Fletcher Lake courts. Members of the
club, Of which there are eighty, are all
deeply interested in the outcome of the
seasons matches. The semi-hnals are
scheduled to begin on Monday, August
20, and the finals will be played Sep
tembcr and 6.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28

Society Gathers in Home Where
''Ihe Master of BaIIaptrae"
Was Written
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SARANAC LAKE, X Y, Aug. IT.
Members Of the Stevenson, Society Of
Anor;c. al
va S''o o'"ef aHhl'iers OF ho07'S
LOUIS Stevenson attended this after
noon tie annual meeting Of the So
ciety in the Baker cottage. where the
author lived for several months years
ago. The house in which lie wrote
much Of "rhe Master Of Ballantrae'
and did other literary work. contains
an interesting collection Of Stevensona
and is to be maintained IS 4 permanent
memorial. Colonel Water Scott. Of
New York ca.on~1,- -,o.ra 8. fc1r-ior o.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Long Branch Rsaslnes
S ocial Affairs as
Season Nears Close
Masonic Fair Is Attended bv
Is, 200 Persons: $4,000
Is Melted Toward Retiring
Debt and for New Home


LONG BRANCH, Aug. 27-Realizing
the close approach Of the end of the
season, social, civic and philanthropic
affairs are being crowded into the few
remaining weeks.
The Masonic fair. which closed last
week and which was visited by $4,000
persons, netted about $4,000. This
money viii go toward paying Off the
mortgage on the club property, the
balance being the nucleus toward the
new Masonic temple. The temple com
mlttee hopes to have plans of the $780,
600 temple in hand in a short time.
The club will hold it's second annual
ball on Friday evening, September .,
at the Hollywood Hotel
The program for the concert to be
given on the afternoon and evening Of
September 80 by the United States
Marine Band will have eighteen mum
bers. The concert Will be given under
the direction of the War Community
House, at the horse show grounds in
the afternoon and the Broadway The
atcr in the evening.
memorial to the soldiers who
served in the World War will be erect
ed at Oceanport, on the Shrewsbury
A fund Of $1,000 has been raised by
popular subscription. Mrs. Lemucl
Rhodes is the chairman of the solicit
ing committee. Mayor Charles w Bill
lngs has been asked to select site
for the memorial, which viii contain
the names Of all the men who went
from the borough, either to camps or
into active service.
A dance was given in the ballroom
Of the Hollywood Hotel this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Palmer are on
two weeks tour through Connccti
cut.
John w. Chandler, of Chicago. is
visiting his brother, onetimc Mayor
Augustus Chandler. here
Judge and Mrs. Henry S. Tcrhunc.
of Matawan, and onctimc Senator and
Mrs John w. Slocum, of this city,
have gone to Lake Placid.
Mrs P. j Casey of Cottage Place.
last week gave an outdoor card party
in aid of the Lcnox House Settlement
Work. The guests played at garden
tables, which were effectively shaded
by huge :ed umbrellas.
Mrs. Samuel Stone, of New York.
who is stopping at the Hollywood was
hostess at Il bridge and luncheon on
Wednesday. There were thirty-fve
at her tables.
Among the recent arrivals at the
New Hollywood are Miss Emily r.
Gabcl, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Johnson, Of Tanncnburg. Pa;
f. A. Quail and Miss S. A. Quail, Mrs
Holmes Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr..
and Mrs. }. W. Hammer, Beverley. n.
j.; Clarence K. Whitehil, New York
City.
AT the Imperial arc Mr. and Mrs. NJ
J. Frank, Miss Edith Gordon. Miss
blanche Wallace, Miss Florence tucr.
James Meenan, J. f. Kcnncy. IL. r
Crouscr. George f. Eellrcn. W. ar.i
Mrs. John Williams NJ nr'
Arthur JefTcrs, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Atlantic City Gets
Ready for Record
Labor Day Crowds
Boardwalk Hotels Report
Heavy Reservation for the
Holiday and Fall Pageant,
Which Will Begin Sept. Z


ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 27-Heavy
reservations came in this week for the
Labor Day holiday and hotels both
large and small are reporting a general
demand for quarters over the Atlantic
City fall pageant to be held on Septem-
Ter and g.
One of the important September con-
vcntlons will be that Of the United
States Fisheries Association, which
comes to the Breakers on September
l6 and II. Secretary of Commerce Her
bert Hoover and other Federal officials
are on the list of invited guests who
will address the convention. Plans
will be made for invoking Federal aid
in extending the fishing industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Beckman,
who have a home at East Orange, ar
rived at the Marlborough -Blcnheim,
where they have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Roller and Hilton Roller,
Semple and Miss Belle Norris Semplc, of
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rock and Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Minturn are among tho
New Workers at the Traymore Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Mobiles also arrive d
from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hudson, Of New
York, are newcomers at the Alamac.
Mrs. Irene Reid OF New York, is en-
tertainlng Mrs. II. A. Woodman at the
Alamac
Miss Corinne Ellis, of Woodmcre, l..
l., IS at the Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Page have joined the summer col
ony at the Princess.
l.. T. Layton and w. F. Hull reg
istered from New York at the Chai
fonte- -Haddon Hall Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Parker Gilmore and Miss Majorie Gil
more are IN a family party from New
York at the Ambassador
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Paine are among
the New Workers at the Ritz Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Talmadge came
from New York for a stay at the Ritz.
Mrs. S. II. Berwick and Miss Betty M.
Miller are among the New York visit
ors at the Shelburne
Mrs. Robert NJ. Cole is at the Edison.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Wilson and
Miss Alice Zimmerman, of New York
also are at that hotel
Mrs. Charles Heucr and Miss Anna
Heuer are new arrivals in the New
'V'N No'oHS dl IIc hOnllcellO.
Miss Kathryn Burke and Miss Anna
Sheridan are among the New York
visitors at the Hotel Kentucky this
week. Miss Josephine Montgomery, of
New York. arrived at the Boscobel to
visit her sister, Miss Martha Mont
somery, Of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. r. J. Nayor and Mrs P. B..
Gardner arrived at the De Vile to re-
main until late September. Mr. and
Mrs. David S. Tobias and MIR. and Mrs.
S. j. Lipman are New York visitors
at the Breakers this week
Mrs. II. Sedgwick Valentine and Miss
Edith Valentine, Of New York have
joined the fashionable summer colony
at tho Esplanade in Chelsea. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Jackson came from New
York for a stay at the Wellsboro.
+. j. Bell and J. r. Gage registered
from New York at the Iroquois. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Williams and Miss
Betty Williams are in family party
from New York at the Boutwell,. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Wells and Joscph
l1 aie among the New York
inc Wiltshire.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Water Gap Horse Show
Helps Hospital Fund
Masque Ball Attended by Many
Visitors; New Workers
Flock 10 Resort
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa, Aug
27.-One Of the biggest events of the
season in this region, that Of the Horse
Show and field meet for the benefit
Of the General Hospital, was staged
last Wednesday. The program includ-
ed horse show events under the direc-
ton of II. Graham Conor, the riding
master of the Kittatinny. There were
jumping, stceplechase racing and a
polo match. The athletic events include d
broad jump, 3oo-yard dash. high jump,
fat mans race, lean mans race, potato
race, sack race and tug -ofwar. Captain
Douglas Robertson, formerly of the
British Royal Flying Corps, gave an
exhibition of flying, using plane that
accommodated two passengers.
In the evening masque ball was
held in the Kittatinny.
On Thursday evening the Central
House Was the scene Of a beneit
masque ball for the hospital fund
which attracted one Of the largest t
gatherings of its kind held in the Della
ware Water Gap this year The ball
room presented p striking appearance
with its decorations Of coiored stream
ers, Whlle from the celilng sWayed
branches Of weeping willow.
Thomas A. Edison and his wife spent
the week end at Buckwood Inn.
New York and Brooklyn arrivals at
the various houses include:
Kittatinny-Miss L. Haller, Mrs. l..
Smith, Miss Marie Bernard, Miss Anna
NJ. Keightley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Hol-
stems, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woke and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Miles.
Glcnwood-M and Mrs w J. James,
Mrs. j. D. Saunders. Mrs. W. NJ Saun-
dcrs, E. r. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. V. F.
Gates and Miss Jane L. Casson.
Central House-Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs c. Busch,
Miss c. Shave, Otto Kohl Mrs n. c..
Nurman, II. W. Taliber, Anna Cava-
nagh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt,
Carrie Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Nanderback.
Bellevue Harriet f. Miller, Maud
Miller. Miss Edith Dodd, Miss May G.
Walsh, Miss Mildred Blossom and Miss
Helene La Marche.
Forest House-Mr. and Mrs II. NJ.
Springer, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Redekc
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Oakley.
Castle lnn-Mr. and Mrs. S. Sche-
hurky II. Boniface and Alfred David
Riverview House-Joseph P Holland.
Mrs. A. A. Del'oust, Misses Ruth, Olive
and Marguerite De Foust.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Crawford Notch

The Crawford House has had cav
week, with one of the foremost events,
the annual openair swimming cham
pionship. held last Saturday, A large
gallery gathered on the shores of Lake
Ammonoosuc and the Crawford swim
ming pool, and at the floating house
boat, where the swimmers have been
congregating daily before noon.
On Saturday evening the annual
masquerade ball for the benefit of the
employees sick fund was given. Hrs.
Frederick Everett Thompson, Of New
York, who was in charge of the af-
fair, was in a Russian costume, and
Heinrich Meyn, who wore a toreador's
costume, sang the toreador song from
"Carmen,' following the grand march,
which was led by E. Howard Martin
and Mrs. Thompson. Other New York
ers IN costume were Mrs Martin as a
Laplander, Mrs. Heinrich Meyn Mrs.
Alfred Skitt Mrs. w. E. Bluett Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Whitaker, Mrs. Charles
c. Harding, Miss Mabel Brawner. Full
Ter Brawner, Miss Dorothy Hess, Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Wiltshire, Mrs. James
Caldwell, Miss Lillian Gillette, Mrs.
Charles Merrill, Mrs. A. Bedell Ben
jamin, and ]. Henry Stagg.
Baroness Won Below, of Washington,
has arrived at the Crawford for q
month.
Mrs. Frederick Z. Thompson enter
tanned at bridge on Monday evening,
Mrs. Frank Vose on Tuesday, and Mrs.
Alfred Skitt, Of Yonkers, on Thurs
day evening.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Totes of the Jersey Resorts-Affairs in Socie ty

much entertaining, one of the biggest
affairs being q dinner party for twenty
given by Mr.. and Mrs. D. Roger Englar
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Langdon Thompson,
also Of New York City, were hosts to
a party of eighteen at dinner.
Recent arrivals at the New PENN
sula House include Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ.
Bicknell, Mr.. and Mrs Roman Pier
son, Mrs. Royal c. Colman, DR.. Myles
J. Tierney, Mrs w. w. Wyckoff. the
William II. Wyckoff, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Snecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tibbs, Thomas B.
Brown, Mrs. H. A Wilson, George
Cruise, Mrs. Joseph Healy Miss
Catherine Healy and Mrs. J. H. Meyer.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
| 200 Babies 10 Parade
I'm Asbul'y Park Wednesday
Children From All Over World to Appear in Annual
Pageant; 100000 Expected to Witness Pro-
cession; Crown Queen Tomorrow

ASBURY PARK, 27-With left which
babies Asbry baby
coming at
Wednesday Carnival Cotre
babies United States assembled
India them being William Reilly
China; Alan Hills
Vencatakrishnsh of
Hotel accommodations already almost exhausted expected
that fully 100000 will procession
enrirce and before Asbury
Queen the Carnival Miss Hazel Virginia Williams
Edwards New and the Judges
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28

OF the parade.
Queen Will Be Officially
Crowned on Monday
The maids who will form the court
OF honor, and who will be in attendance
upon the queen, are Miss Beatrice
Mabel Hall, of Asbury Park, Princess
Cinderella; Miss Marie Delafeld Miller,
of 241 West 102d Street, New York;
Miss Mercedita Marie Wagner, 2131
Broadway, New York; Miss Margaret
De Maulsby West, 1743 @ Street, Wash
ington, D. c.; Miss Evelyn Kane, GOA
Third Avenue, Asbury Park; Miss Syl-
via Judith Baker, 720 Riverside Drive,
New York; Miss Hannah Pricmer, 493
Clinton Avenue. West Hoboken, N J.
The queen will be crowned on Mon
day evening, August 30, in ceremony
in the Boardwalk Arcade, and the
court ball, which will be given in her
honor, will be held in the same build
ing on the following evening. Since the
naming of the queen and her court Of
honor, the social calendar has been
filled with theater parties, teas, dinners
and dances given for and by the maids
and the queen herself.
Orchid violet and, Of course, the
roval purple with silver will form the
color scheme of the court this year,
but the robes Of the princess, the
queen and the maids for the royal
ceremony are, as yet, a secret
Eyerything at the Palace Monterey,
where the flag of the house of Titania
was raised last Saturday and where,
during the coming week, the royal dec
orations will distinguish the building
from all other residences in the city,
revolves around the wishes and pleas
ules Of the queenelect.
Ladies' of the Royal Court
Hostesses at Theater and Dinner
Miss Sylvia Baker gave theater
party at the Savoy early in >the week
for the queen.
Wednesday evening Miss Merccdita
Wagner and her maid entertained at
the Thed'o 'ord at dinner. Following this
dinner Miss Evelyn Kane. of the court
ladies, gave a reception and dance at
thc Wanamassa Club. Thursdays pro-
gram was filled by another theatcr
party for the queen-elect and her court
attendants, followed by supper at the
New Monterey Hotel. Miss Margaret
West entertained with q tea at the
Wanamassa Club; Miss Hanna Prlemer
with dance at the Franklin this even
ing. Miss Beatrice f. Hall, wto is the
Princess Cinderella. will entertain with
theater party Miss Marie Miller at
luncheon at Ross -Fenton Farm on
Tuesday next. and Miss Williams, the
queen, with a banquet at the Palace.
The card party held at the New Mon
terey Hotel on Thursday for the bene~
fit Of the Child Welfare Association
proved TO be one of the most success
ful events of the season. Always where
the object is charitable one the
patronesses declare they are assured Of
success for their undertakings.
novel evening of music was en-
joyed at the New Monterey on Wednes-
day. Henry Souvaine, pianist; Geral-
dine Warwick, soprano, and Sigmund
Spaeth gave recital
New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Governor Edwards Guest
AT Seabright Mask Ball
Annual Dance at New Peninsula
House Is Crowning Social
Fetc of Season

SEABR1GHT, Aug. 27.--One of the
most brilliant events of the season
WAS the annual mask ball held Mt
the New Peninsula House this evening.
Distinguished visitors from ell along
the entire north Jersey cost Joined
IN the merry whirl. Governor Edward
|. Edwards and members of his family
and staff were among the visitors.
The entire week was given over to