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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Douglass
Are mt the Mount Washington.

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HEEuLp.
BRErroNwooD. n. H., July 24.-Frank
A. Seibert president of the Breton
wood Gun Club was high gun in the
trapshoot yesterday. II. G. Vogel or
New York and a number of trapshooters
are expected to arrive next week Ar
rivals at the Mount Washington include
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass OF
Llwellwyn Park. N. J.: Mr.. F. A. Plum
mer. Mr.. J. N Ogorman. f. E. Decamp
and Miss Dorothy n. Whitelt OF New
York.
Mr.. William c.. Gurley arrived by
automobile from Chicago and will be
toined this week by Mrs. Gurley and
Miss Helen Gurley.
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Cameron stopped
here enroute from New York to Dixville
Notch.
Mrs. Charles Lowell of Boston, with
her daughter, Mrs. Frederick s. Bigelow
of Philadelphia have Joined the colony
at Chocorua.
The Misses Marguerite and Clare
Ravenal of Philadelphia are at the
Eagle Mountain House at Jackson.
At the Mount Pleasant, from New
York are Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Keogh. DR..
end Mrs. Michael Jaffee. Mr. Arthur C..
Rounds and party; Mr.. Thomas l.. Pur-
cell Of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Taylor of Newton, Mass, are other ar
rivals there.
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RUMSON COLONY AT BEACH.
Lose No Time After Church Ser
vices I'm Taking Plunge in Surf.

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HEsun.
SEABRrGHT. y. j., July 24.-Men and
women Of society in the Rumson colony
lost no time in motoring to the beach
this morning after church services. At
noon more than 900 automobiles were
lined UP along the parking way in front
Cf the Beach Club. Both private beaches
were filled with bathers.
Among those on the boardwalk were
Mr.. Reese Schley, Miss Eleanor Schley.
tIr. and Mrs. George r. Leslie. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. S. McKesson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam B. Symmes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred
erick Talcott Mrs. McIane Van Ingen,
Miss Virginia Van Ingen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holcombe Ward, DR.. w. Gill Wyne, Nr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Gil Wylle. Mr..
Donald Wylie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Riker Mrs. Henry /. Riker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Banks. Mrs. Howard s. bor-
den, Mr. and Mrs. Harry l. Caesar. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis j. Ehret. Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Ellis, Miss Elizabeth Ellis and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles y. Halsey.
Also Mr. and Mrs. John l. Kemmerer
Mr. and Mrs. w. Worthington Battle,
Miss Dorothy II. Battle, Mr.. Hugh
Hartshorne. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Hoa gland. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ". Nc
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Nc
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Me-
Weigh and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernon S.
Prentice
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ARRIVALS AT BEVERLY.
Mrs. Augustus y. Gardner Opens
Her Country Home.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YosK Hra.Ip.
BEVERLY. Mass. July 24.--The Misses
Margaretta and Ann Stevens have gone
to visit relatives at Cazenovia. N. Y, af-
ter stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r.
Hutchinson of Philadelphia at their
summer place. syditha terrace. West
Beach. Beverly Farms.
Mrs. Augustus p. Gardner. Who has
been spending the winter and early sum-
mer In Washington, has opened her
country home. Sycamore Farm. at
Hamilton.
Mrs George Won L. Meyer. who has
been spending the early season with her
son-in-law and daughter. Signor and
Signora Giuseppe Brambliia, In Rome.
has opened her home, Rick Maple Farm.
at Hamilton.
Nine. Cossini Is to give the first of a
series of rnusicales next Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry f.
Sears at Chapmans Corners. at the Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Miles Of
New York have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann at their summer
home at Coolidge Point. Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Johnson OF Spuy-
ten Duyvil, y. Y, are at the Ocean
Side at Magnolia. Other arrivals are
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Colby. Orange.
N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Muller. Balti-
more Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. McManus, Jr. F;
Frederick G.. Potter, Miss r. A Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Queen. Mrs. j. II.
Snow. Mrs. r. ]. Holmes and J. ~.
Anderson, all OF New York.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Despatch to THE Nrw yoaK Hrnnp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w. Va.
July 24.--The supper dance Mt the Ca
sino last night was the largest enter
tainment of the week and attracted n
large attendance. Among those enter
tanning we're Edward Shaughnessey.
William y. Crowell. Judge James Good
of Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Lewis. Mrs Edward Hume of Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett t. Tabb of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick w.
Slournoy of Charleston.
Mrs. Kenna Elkins OF Washington
gave children's party yesterday on
the lawn of the Old White In honor
of the birthday OF her son. stephen Ell
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble DeRoode are
leaving for New York after a stay of
three weeks.
Among to-day's registrations at the
clubhouse were John +. Harris and
John F. wilkins OF Washington and
william d. Judklns OF Asheville. n. c.
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THRONG AT THE PIER BEACHES
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. II. Bristow Draper
Give Luncheon.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
,NARRAGANsErr PIER, July 24.-Another
warm wave swept over Narragansett to-
day and practically every one in the
colony met at the bathing beaches.
where the cool breezes came in from
the ocean. At the Sherry Bathing Pa
vIlion there was rush for the surf
boards and canoes to ride the breakers
The Casino orchestra played in the
pavilion. At Scarborough bathing beach
the members of the villa colony arrived
early in automobiles. Among them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kinney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dilworth, the Misses De
Coppet. Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Baker
and Mr.. S. Hinman Bird. New York !;
Mrs. John c. Norris and Miss Norris.
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Stevenson. Westbury L. !.
Luncheon parties We're given at the
Casino by Mr.. and Mrs. 3. II. Bristow
Draper of Boston. Mr.. Harold Rosengar-
ten, Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
ID. Choremi of Boston, who are at the
Carlton.
Arriving at the Massasoit were Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Singer of New York Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Boyd of Pomfret, Conn,
and Mr.. r. /. Palmer of Worcester.
Mrs. r. John Sem of Chicago has
Joined her mother. Mrs. w. Laroussin
of New Orleans at the Imperial.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Norris Williams and
Mr.. George Wightman of Boston are
the guests Of Mrs. Irving II. Chase at
Mirimar.
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PICNIC AND TEA AT LEN0X.
Mrs. r.. r. Baker md Mrs. Charles
A. Brfsted Hostesses.

Special Despatch to THE NEW yonK HrRaLp.
LENox, Mass. July 2i.--Although the
guests at Mrs Raymond T. Bakers
costume ball at HOLLYWOOD were late. or
early, In getting home. most OF them
were up in time for the picnic lunch
that she gave at the Mahkeenac Boat
Club this afternoon. The negro orches-
ira that came from New York for the
ball played lively airs during the after
noon on the club verandas.
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed gave n
tea and reception late this afternoon for
her guests at Lakeside, which is near
the boat club.
Miss Gertrude R. Smith and Miss
Miriam Oliver entertained the Stock
bridge Grange at tea and reception at
their log cabin on the estate OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith In Stock
bridge this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Reynolds Lands OF
New York are guests Of Mrs Frederic
Crowinshield at Stockbridge.
Arrivals at the Red Lion Inn. Stock
bridge. include Mr.. Ernest Iseiln. Mr..
and Mrs. Lynford c. Dickinson. Mrs
John M. Bowers and Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter M. Kerr OF New York.
Mrs. DE Lancey a. Kane Of New York
is at the Curtis Hotel. Lenox.
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ELpeLL Murder
Recalled in Mem
Picture Nobody
Atmosphere of Mystery Well
Maintained-Miss Jewel
Carmen the Star.

Practically every one has his own pet
theory of the Elwell murder. but few
persons have the opportunity, as Roland
West has in his production, Nobody"
at the Strand this week. to air their
theory on the screen. Virtually this Is
the case on which the starring vehicle
of Miss Jewel Carmen-wife of the pro-
ducer and author-is based so practi-
cally every newspaper reader will grasp
with lightning understanding that it
starts when a wealthy man Is found
slain in his library.
When his former butler Is on trial
for the murder and the jury has delib-
Grated for thirty hours 1t develops that
one of the parties closely connected with
the crime has by chance been called to
serve on the jury itself-one of the
phases Of the jury system that might
we'll receive the attention of Mayor
Hylan forthwith. From that point the
story manages to hold the interest by
the shrewd fashion of being unfolded
backward that has been popularized on
the screen, even though IL moves along
as slowly as an anti-prohibition parade
passing a blind tiger.
In the end IL is discovered that the
person who actually did the shooting
was harly responsible at the time. so
the Jury votes to make II a happy end
ing.
In spite of n we'll maintained atmos-
phere of mystery carping thoughts will
intrude. such as the wonder that n man
who dealt in millions as Jack Rossmore
did balk at paying a trifiing $4,000 to a
butler who had helped him gain one OF
his seemingly regular divorces. More
over, one Is bit uncertain whether
Miss Carmen's portrayal of somewhat
nuttery. vapid wife is natural or as
sumed. particularly as she insists on
being starry eyed at every opportunity.
If she is actually acting. the perform
ance deserves applause. II not-well.
the applause can be transferred to Ken
meth Harlan. William Davidson and
Miss Florence Billings.
There are alluring glimpses of Palm
Beach and OF a glittering gambling club
there and there is striking storm at
sea--in fact the tempest grew so excit-
ing yesterday that the climacteric point
the Aim burst into flames and shrivelled
up. However, the picture Is needlessly
projected into more than three reels.
and such continuous close-ups as that
OF Miss Carmen tossing her head on n
pillow may be interesting to her family,
but can hardly keep spectators from
thinking of their damp shirts In the
humid weather LISTS Second Hun
garian Rhapsody by the orchestra.
another Adventure of Bob and Bill"
and solos by Carlo Ferretti and Lottice
Howell are other numbers while Larry
Semon In his latest comedy. "The Fall
Guy" has several amusing bouts with
fiyyers and comes ont winner
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LONG BRANCH NOTES.
Exhibitors Arriving for Horse
show. which Opens Thursday.

spsciol Despatch o. THE NEW loaK HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, y. j., July 24.-Boxes
for the annual horse show. which opens
Thursday al Hollywood. are nearly all
gone and already many OF the exhibitors
are here. Spring Lake. which Will
hold a horse show the week following.
will send up number of women
specially 20 witness the Hollywood show.
The list will include the Misses Gladys
Belknap Amelia Bixler. Gladly Borden.
Jules Evans. Dorothy Grover Beatrice
Haines. Louisa Hallock, Frank Harper.
Mary Ingersoll. Lucille Johnston. Mary
Johnston. Peggy Lynch. Charles l. Max
well. J. conneli Murray. Daniel o'Sulli-
van and O. n. Studdiford.
All roads led to-day to the Joel Field
Farm on the Eatontown road. which
was visited by cyclone last week. when
farmhouse, buildings and trees were
levelied. The sightseers. numbered by
the thousand. blocked the road for a
half mile.
Mrs. w. Dutton Dale OF Rumson was
elected president OF the Federation of
Nursing Associations of Monmouth
County at n meeting held yesterday. DIR.
Michael Davis. the speaker. also ad-
dressed a gathering OF women at the
home of Mrs. Thomas n. McCarter at
Rumson Haven.
West Long Branch will have an out
door feast and entertainment wednes-
day night In charge OF the women's
auxiliary TO celebrate the arrival Of a
new combination fire engine for the
borough.
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GOLF Al SPRING LAKE.
seniors Have Their Turn in Coun-
try Club Tournament.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK Hrn.tp.
srRrNe LAKE, N. j., July "a. - The
seniors had their turn at tournament
play at the Golf and Country Club this
week end. c. G. Springhorn won the
event with a net score OF ~. r G Ro,,i.
Ice. @. Wisner Thorne and Il. +. Hooper
tied for second place. with scores of
~. In the Essex and Sussex trophy
play G. a. Mccormack defeated NJ. G.
Garretson l up. j. Crowell won from
a. o. Lynch, and 1. N. w. Clayton
defeated e. a. Stroud and 3, and wal
ter Fahy won from A. G.. Hoffman, up
The moonlight dance In the open air
gardens OF the Essex and Sussex Hotel
last night attracted fashionable society
folk from the cottages as well as the
hotel. Among those present were the
Misses Durrell. Miss Gladys de Cordova,
Miss Grace Siegfried, Mrs George w
Kavanaugh, the Misses Bedell. Mrs. H.
d. Campbell, the Misses Mailer, MIR.
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CADETS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
senator Cummins Joins Daughter,
Mr.. %. 4. Rswson. at Resort.

special Dstpafch % TITS New YonK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. July 24.-The
hna rdwalk the beach and the surf pre-
sfntsi an IDEAL summer picture to-day.
A large party % West Point cadets who
are encamped at Camp DIX passed the
week cnd with relatives or friends at
several of the beach front hotels and
lent a military air TO the Boardwalk
promcnade.
was Joined by his daughter. Mrs. III. A.
Rawaon % Dcs Moines
At the Traymore are Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Jordan. Miss Adele Rowland. lrr.
ana Mrs. J. W. Colbert. Miss Mary A.
waliace and Miss Josephine NJ. Burnett
~ Brooklyn.
From New York AZ tho Marlborough
Hienheim ara Mrs ROLAND q. Monroe.
firs " M Burns and Mr. and Mrs c.
w. spear.
Mr and Mrs Martin Allen OF New
York entertained Miss Minnie Jones for
the week end at the Dennis Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ n Reynold and Mrs. Bunker also
were there.
Mira Arthur Merritt and Miss Con-
stance Merritt arrived at the Brighton
from Nyack. y. Y.
At the Ambassador are Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Tryon and Miss Jane Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Steele. Miss Jane
Roberts and Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy OF
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin y. Kelley OF New
York are ~ the RltzCariton with Mr.
ard Mrs John y. Kelley.
At the Shelburne are Mr.. and Mrs r.
"a. Strongman. Mr.. Edgar c. Iogeling
Mr. q. w. stewart and Mr. and Mrs
H. w. Holt.
Mrs. Garrett Brown aud Mr. and Mrs
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soJouR>ERs AT AsBuRy.

special Despafoh o. Tnn Srw Yoax Hnun.
AsRuRr pARK. y J.. July st--Nr
and Mrs Ezra " Merssy % Boston ars
a. the New Monterey. Others there are
Mr.. and Mrs NJ J Fox of Miami F1a.
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ Curran. Mise Con-
stance Curran and Mrs w J. Ritchie o,
Jersey CITY Mr. and Mrs George Rnu.
ter. Mr and Mrs George ID. Barnitr Rnd
Dr and Mrs Arthur =. Leary % New
York.
Mr and Mrs Jay q. Lashrr and fam
ny % Brooklyn. Mr.. ard Mrs W r.
Mersner. Miss sarah Messner and y r
Ms.snsr. Jr. % Paterson Miss Elina.
beth Schroeder % Albany ard Mr. and
Mrs W =. Dubois - raFnaic are az the
Columbia
Mrs Elisabeth O'suiiivan. Mr. and
Mrs = Fink. Miss Efsie y Love. Mr
and Mrs ~ = Squires ~ New York
Mrs " " wier and Henry Host ~
Brooklyn have arrived ~ the Coleman
House.
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DR.. and Mrs. Rice
Give Dinner Party
at Newport Villa
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Aspegren
Also Entertain Friends
Bailey's Beach Crowded.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 24.-Dr and
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice gave a
dinner for thirty-two at Miramir Villa
and Mr.. and Mrs. John p Aspegren en-
tertained twenty friends. Mrs. Freder-
lex Pearson gave luncheon for nine
teen. ana Mrs. Andrew NJ. Moreland
one for twelve.
Nearly everybody In the cottage col
ony went to church this morning. A
few of those at Trinity were Gen. and
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson. Mrs. Marsden J..
Perry. sirs. George Gordon King. Mr..
and Mrs. f. p. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.
T. Suffern Taller, Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
the Right Rev. and Mrs. James Henry
Darlington. Mrs. Joseph F. Stone and, her
granddaughter Miss Alexandra Berold-
ingen. accompanied by the Misses VIII
son. daughters of Mrs. Richard T. Will
son: Miss Emma Stone. Mrs. Arthur B.
Emmons and Miss Elizabeth W. EN-
mons, Miss Angelica Gerry, Mrs. Will
lam e. Glyn. Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin
and Miss Helen Moran.
Registered at the Casino were Mr. Fl.
c. McCantry OF England. who Is stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard F;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Chauvot Of Bor-
deaux. France. stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Walton Goelet Edwin ID.
Morgan. Jr.. staying with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Morgan. at Beacon
Rock. and Mr.. George Peabody Gardi-
ner. Jr.. of Boston.
At the midday surf bathing hour So
ciety fiocked TO Bailey's Beach. where as
many as 200 were in the surf at one
time with another crowd looking on.
Water registered 6s, air T6 In the shade.
At Hill Top Inn arrivals included Mr..
and Mrs. IL. c. Strashorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. NJ. Elliott. Mr.. Alvar l.. Bournique,
Chicago and DIR. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Wells. Hartford. Conn.
At New Cuffs Hotel are Mr.. Paul
Blackburn. Mr.. Arthur NJ. Marsh and
Mr.. u. S. Page OF Bridgeport, Conn,
who came by automobile.
The houseboat Nsdish. Mr.. J. II. Car
stairs. Philadelphia power yacht Jun
iata. Mr.. Joseph Fletcher, Providence
and power yacht Sachem, Mr.. George
Lauder. Pittsburgh. were among the
yacht arrivals to-day.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Oscar Miller arrived
by automobile from Douglaston. l.. i.
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NOT SPRINGS ARRIVALS.
Many soiourners Enjoy Day Rid
Ing over Mountain Trails.

Special Despatoh 10 THE NEw YosK HERALD
Hot SPRINGS. Va. July 24.--Mr. and
Mrs Henry g. Folger have arrived from
New York for a visit OF four weeks.
Mrs. Charles Mel Clark has arrived
from 81. LOUIS with her daughter. Miss
Mary Denton Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Y. Kimball OF New
York. who are here on their honeymoon
drove this afternoon TO Warm Springs
and the jackson River.
A. Marshall Bell has returned from
Pittsburgh TO be with Mrs. Bell and
their family.
J. Dawson Gallery of Pittsburgh has
joined Mrs. Gallery at The Pillars.
Mrs. Stuart Palmer of Cleveland with
Mrs. l.. c. Ferris and Miss Kate V. Fer
ris, motored from Warm Springs to-
day for luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Il. Drayton Is expected
to arrive tomorrow from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Holland Duell. Jr. has
arrived from New York
On the trails to-day were the Messrs.
Louis NJ. Gourd of New York. John II.
Rlcketson Sd of Pittsburgh. Ira Il.
Wight, Jr., of St. Louis and Edward
c. Dearden, Jr.. of Philadelphia. and
the Misses Olyve Graef and Ailsa Miller
of Washington and Roberta Dearden of
Philadelphia.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiedenbach of
Beechmont Park. New Rochelle. N. Y,
have announced tho engagement of their
daughter. Miss Augusta Regina Wieden-
bach. to Mr.. Carl III. Bruins of San Fran
cisco Mr. Bruins Is an alumnus Of the
University Of California and is engaged
in business In New York The wedding
will take place in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Joseph of 600
West 116th street have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
I.ucile Gladys Joseph, TO Mr.. Edward
Friedman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis VI.
Friedman Of 542 West 18TH street. Mr.
Friedman is an alumnus of Columbia
University Miss Joseph will complete
her course at Columbia University next
February.
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MUSICALE AT NEW LONDON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross David Entertain
mt His Studio Cabin.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HrRArp.
NEW LONDON. Conn, July 24.-Mr.
and Mrs. Willard c. Fitch of New York
are guests of Mrs Francis II. Sisson at
her cottage at Eastern Point.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross David Of New York
gave musicale yesterday at his studio
cabin In the woods at Oswegatchie.
Those who took part in the event were
Misses Sidney Shaar and Priscilla
Ba1nes OF New York and Mrs. H. d.
Atherton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David.
Arrivals at the MohIcan Hotel in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Cowhy. the Misses Cowhy.
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. wcntraub, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter OF New York. Mrs c. W. Cook.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Payne. Mr.. and Mrs George 3. Spence
Of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood of Hart
ford. N. j.; Messrs. II. p. Lynell and T..
w. Lynell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Irving,
Brookline. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. w ].
Lambert. Mrs. w. X. Carr, Springfield
Mass ; Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Goddard
Arthur II. Goddard. Myross c. Goddard.
providence; Dr. Charles Jeltzer. Mr..
Ray Arnold. Miss NJ. L. Dawson and
Mrs. +. @. Payne, New Bedford
Hundreds of persons were at Shene-
cosset links to-day to see the Hutchi-
d-Nicholls-Smith golf ex-
hibition. At the clubhouse were Misses
Marie Nugent and Julie Cutler. Mrs. q.
Wyman Carroll. Miss Doris Bryant.
Mrs. Eleanor Judklns. Mrs E. III. Baker.
Jr.. and Miss Marion O'Nen.
Arrivals at the GriswoId include
Messrs. George ". Hamlin, James W
Finch. w. T. Woodward, II. T.. r. Hail
and Ward Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Stockhaven. Miss L. d. Stock
haven, Mr. p. f. Haebler. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Ringe, Messrs. Maury III. 3. Paul
and Carl Haslam. Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Fenimore' Mr.. c. j. o'Gorman and Mr..
and Mrs. p. l. Duncan.
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ARRIVALS ar cEpxEy FARw.

Special Dsspafch % THN Nrw yopx Hrnan
WHITE PLAINS. ~. ". July 7l--Many
tourists from far ard near are making
the Gcdney Farm Hotel an overnight
stopping place OF breaking the Jour.
ney with few days golf Recent ar
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs W. s.
Peek. ST. Paul Mr. and Mrs Walter :.
Schif. Chicago; ,. J. courhlin and
family. Boston: Mr. and Mrs a. Cordes.
Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swift
New Bedford. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w Leonard. Albany; Mr.. and Mrs
william y. Fox. New York. and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Peter c. Kuyper, New York. On
Wednesday next 500 members OF the
Traffic Managers Association OF New
York will spend the day at Cednoy.
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MOTORISTS AT WATERBURY,.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HEsAtp.
WATERBURY. Conn, July 24.-Motor-
lists. taking the ideal tour and stopping
at the Hotel Elton to-day include q. Fl.
Hammond, Summit. N. j. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph f.. Wing. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Cox, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Conwell Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bockman, Brooklyn; II. A. Curtiss. New
York Leo Lawrence. Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Parker. Boston: Malcolm c.
Iudlum, a. e. Pauson, Mrs. II. @. Street
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Street. Jr.. New
York; Mrs. r G. Black. Kingston, ". Y. :;
Mr.. and Mrs Howard D. Joost, Miss
Margaret L. Joost, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
.Toost, New York: Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Nertens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Crowder.
BROOKLYN.
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JeweIr


A REWARD OF $50
will be paid for the return ~ platinum oval
shaped brooch. containing large diamond
sc, in centre, with numerous small ones lost
July ~. between 4sth ana 72d sts. cIiARIs.
TON a CO, G34 9Th av.
LIBERAL REWARD.
IoS'-niamond bar pin. N diamonds. Mon.
day between $50 and $50 T., NJ. between
i25 East T2d st.. Hahnemsnn Hospital. Park
av and sTth St. and the Ritz Hotel. Tels-
phone Information 20 Rhirslander 400.
LOsT-wednesday evening. vicinity Central
Park West. T2d st.. broadway or sth av
bus No. y diamond bar pin. platinum. gold
setting. Finder VIII be rewarded. Return TO
G. ~. GREtNER, w. a7th st
fosT-signe, ring. jap initials y ~, AZ
Brighton Beach, Friday. sentiment AZ
,ached Reward 20 finder. ". Y. HAHN.
1875 East 23d.
s2a reward for hunting cnse gold watch
maker Batick Philippe, marked n r..
1879" lost July %. probably from SIN av.
bus near 8ist ~. Phone TRiMbLE, Rhine
lander 6oiG.
s25 reward for hunting case gold watch
maker Packet Phillitte, marked n r.
1873. lost July %. probably from f'h av. bus
near 5ist II. Phone TRiAfBLE. Rhinelsnder
The New York herald., 1921-07-25
Sojourners Attend Musicale at
Home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
T.. WO0dhOuse.

and Mrs. clifford Hemphill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Jaeger. Mr. Charles Lathrop
rack. the Misses eastman. Miss Louise
Fulmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. =. de c. Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. George Derry, C. George Derry.
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Lewis and Dr.
and Mrs. J Tiernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Whitney, Miss
Marian Whitney and Miss Juliet Dawes
OF Montclair are stopping at the Mon
mouth.