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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21

Tho Board of Directors of The
rs Council, which Svas elected
W ss'ss week, held its organization meet
j y on Tuesday, January l7th' IN the
n4,nher ~ of Commerce Headquarters
Oar ~ b,sipess specially set for at
.on 80 was the election of officers
J. 1922, and the chosing Of Commit
!" rbairmen who will have charge
= J. .ho years activities in the various
departments : -,
o,.sident; Mrs. G. W. 0uthwaite, 1st
r;.o President, and Mrs. G. l.. Pro-
east. End vice-President'
The Committee Chairmen are as
follows:
= civic Committee-Mrs. Ledoux
Smith.
schools Committce-Mrs. A. 3.
Murray.
rommercial Committee-Mrs. W.
r. Carstens.
Publicity Committee-Mrs. R. w !.
Frame.
Welcome Committee Mrs. p. /. .
Burke.
ronvention Committec-Mrs. G.
". Outhwaite.
The Chairmen Of the several com
mittees will appoint their committee
Members. and notice will be given as
10 the personnel of each when the
lists are completed.
50 that each member may know
Inst what is expected of the different
eoamittees. We outline below the
chief duties of each committee:
THE CIVIC COMMITTEE shall
ook after the civic conditions in the
City and endeavor to better them.
They shall have supervision over such
matters as the Stock Law, and other
things that pertain to civic improve
ment.
THE SANITARY COMMITTEE
shall look after the enforcement of
oil State and City Sanitary Laws, and
shall recommend such new laws as
may become necessary.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE shall
from time to time visit our city
schools, and give talks to the child
rem about assisting in keeping the
city clean, and obeying it's laws. 1t
h the work of this committee to as
liA in developing a civic pride and
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21

Most Of our readers will no doubt
remember that ia our issue Of Janu
ary 18th, we published for the Tn.
seetarian Ala Society 4 notice al
dressed to unknown Friends ask
inc that another copy Of the caro-
which accompanied their donation ol
S10O be furnished to the officers 81
the Society, 50 that due publication
Of it could bc made i'll acknowledge.
ment of the donation.
That notice of last week reads as
follows:
"UNkNOWN FRIENDS" PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE.
A meeting Of the Unsectarian Aid
Society was held Friday, January 6
1922, in the Elks' parlors, and it was
decided by majority vote to ACCEPT
the donation Of $4,000 from Gun
known Friends but being unable to
get the original copy we ask "Un-
known Friends to please send the
Society d duplicate copy Of the card
accompanying the donation.
MRS. J. w. TAYLOR, Pres.
MRS. S. f. HALE, Secty.
The Unknown Friends" evidently
read this notice, for this week we
are requested by the officers Of the
Unsectarian Aid Society to publish
the lines below, which were sent to
them in response to their card in last
weeks issue Of the local papers.
We publish by request the follow
ing lines sent with donation Of $100:
MRS. S. F. HALE, Secty.
MRS. ]. w. TAYLOR, Pres.
Yesterday, to-day, tomorrow, and
forever; always present, yet never
visible; seeing all things with our
thousand eyes, yet ourselves never
seen. We have seen your need, and
respond to your caii. Wishing one
and all God S greatest blessings.
Your Unknown Friends"
just what it is all about, we are at
a loss to know.
The always present, yet never
visible" stuff reads nightly like some
of the dope carried in the daily pa
pers in reports of activities of the
Ku Klux Klan, but the ladies inform
US that no seal was placed on the
letter, while according to newspaper
accounts, seal is always used by
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21
"HOW GOMEZ"

Many Of our citizens who live on
the City Mail Route served by Mr..
Albert Dieudonne, were wondering
recently as to the cause of big
Boys exceptionally broad smile and
generally joyous appearance during
the past several days.
Of course Albert always has a
smile for verybody-but it has been
more noticeable of late.
The answer is this:
Last Friday, January 13, the Stork
paid a visit to the Dieudonne home
and left beautiful baby girl to be
sister to the three fine boys that
were already there to call Albert
Daddy" Albert had long been wish
ing for a little daughter, and in spite
of it being Friday" and the "13th,"
his wishes were fulfilled. That s
chow come" the big smile on his face.
The young lady has been named
'Iris Rita Dieudonne," and The
Iberian welcomes her to Iberia citi-
zenship in the ranks of the "Suffra-
gets"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21

ty to request that the railroad people
attend to this matter, No doubt there
is something in the franchise agree
ment that provides FOR this matter. If
10, cannot something be done about
it
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21

For Hardware Of all kinds you can
save money by coming to our well
stocked Store.
tt. BERTRAND LUMBER co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-01-21

KODAK FINISHING OFFER-SentI
one roll of Films, or six negatives.
any size and Twenty Cents. We will
mail six Ivory Finish Pictures.
Franklin Studio. Drawer 2192,
Birmingham, Ala.
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Concert Season Opens
at Ocean Grove

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoHK HEHALp
OCEAN GROVE, July 15.-The enter
tainment season in the big Grove Audi
torium opened tonight with a recital
bv Henry Quincy, an American tenor
assisted by Frances Leedom Hess. Inn
personator. and william Sylvano Thun-
der pianist. Announcement was made
to-day that Sousa's Band has been en-
gagged for a concert here the evening OF
August 8.
Arrivals at the hotels includes
Maiestic-The Misses Laura King
Kirk and Jacobson OF New York. Mrs.
A d. Alderman OF East Orange, Mr..
and Mrs. sydney Shuttleworth. Miss
Olive p. Smith. Mrs. II. f. Smith OF
Montclair.
Clarendon--Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Davi-
son of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
Fufberry Of Railway and Mrs. John Nc
Quade and Joseph McQuade OF Free
hold
Grand-Miss Anne Maine. Miss irene
Maine, Mrs s. w. Maine and Mr.. and
Mr~. j. J. Doyle of Brooklyn. MIR. and
Mrs. ]. G.. Botbyi, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
McV. Colon and Mrs. Mary Doremus
OF Paterson.
st. Eimo--Dr. J. Bate OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Birdsall of Bound
Brook, John s. Luck. Mr.. and Mrs. %. III.
McDermott. Hamilton McDermott and
winiam McDermott of Brooklyn.
Lafayette---The Misses Phyllis and
Madeline Terry OF Ridgef'eld Park, AL
fred Christopher, Miss Dorothy Christo-
pher and Miss Florence Christopher of
WoOdhaven, L. l.
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and moro than 500 attended. Mrs.
Thompson was elected president of the
organization for the twelfth year and
years program was outlined. The
speakers included Fred c. Croxon OF CO.
lumbus, Ohio Judge Ruff ". Law
renee Of Freehold Mrs. Thompson. Sem
ator William N. Runyon and Burdette
G. Lewis.
Sea Bright will soon have a commu-
rity house on the former Octagon Hotel
site. At this weeks meeting OF the Sea
Bright and Rumson Chamber of Com
merce a report was made and plans pre-
sented for the proposed building, to cost
when furnished less than $4,000. AL
ready a considerable sum of money has
been pledged by summer cottagers.
The building will be one story and will
serve as a future meeting place of the
Commerce Board.
The Commerce Board is also fostering
a movement to celebrate the completion
OF the paved highway within the bor-
ough by holding a block dance. Arthur
W. Byron OF Montclair has been named
as chairman and the dance will be held
within the next two weeks.
Polo enthusiasts gathered at the Rum
son Country Club to-day at the opening
of the tournament, which Is to continue
for couple Of weeks. The teams that
will take part include Bryn Mawr, Whip
pany, Rumson and the two clubs at
EatontoWn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freeman, Mrs. III.
Hirsh. Mrs. A. A. Raynes and Mrs. Will
lam Gordon.
New Plaza-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Con-
don. Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Becker, J. L..
Demov, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steel. p. Z. Prill. N. j..
Tucker. S. Wirth and Mrs. Bertha
Elkin.
Pannaci-Mr. and Mrs. N. l.. Brown.
DIR. and MfU. G. l.. Camesale, Mrs.
Joseph Fras III. w. Tillinghast, Miss
Alice -Shipley,O Miss Elizabeth Duff S.
K. McPhail. Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Wasser-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Levenworth.
West End-Austin Young. Albert
Young. H. w. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Campbell and Miss Flora Shep-
pard.
Atlantic-Burdette Kelley. Miss Hazel
f. Edwards, Miss Florence C. Odsted.
Joseph Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Blitz.
j. Walker Goldwin. Martin +. Hart
and +. Hart CAM, Roy II. CroTon. VIII
liam Z. Tuttle. Jr.. and NJ Poller.
Vendome-Mr and Mrs Fred Bascht.
DR.. and Mrs. r.. kornbluth. S. Cara
falo. Martin Strauss Charles Jacobson.
Takanassee-Mr and Mrs. C. J. Fox.
E. J. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Horo-
WITT. ~. b. Freeman. G. E. Rich, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Fink and BENJAMIN Baru-
den.
Hollywood-Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Strauss. Miss Louise Strauss. Austin
w. Young, r. L. Snapp, Charles Sack
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Seabright to See
Swimming Sports

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HmALD.
SEABRrcHr, N. j.. July 15.--The Beach
Club Directors have announced the an
nual water sports for Saturday morning
July 20, both junior and senior MEM
bers. A feature of the days activities
will be an exhibition Of the American
and also the Australian crawl by w. d.
Banks of the Yale swimming team, who
went last season to Hawaii with the
New Haven collegians.
Among recent arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. CARL Tucker and family in the
James Imbrie cottage.
At the Rumson Country Club are Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Triest and family. Mr.,
James M. Imbrie and family, Mr.. X. A.
oTwnsend, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Walters
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mcfarland.
At the Peninsula House are Mrs. James
Slater. Mrs. J. r. Brennan and Mrs.
James Policeman OF Bronxville Mrs. ]. ID.
Allen. Mr.. A. Gordon Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Gordon Miller, all OF Monmouth
Beach: DR.. and Mrs. q. r. Laldlaw. Mr.
and Mrs. John Devinc of New York
city.
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New Hotel Additions Change
Skyline of Atlantic City
Increase It's Capacity Seventy-eighth Division
Convention in September Hotel Arrivals

Andrew NJ. Campbell. who was accom-
panied from Brooklyn by Henry and
Andrew Campbell; Mr. r. X. Underhill
and Mr. John H. Zell. Sea Gate.
Traymore-Mrs. J. d. Hamilton. Miss
Grace La Rue. Mr.. and Mrs. F. @.
Adams. Mr., sJohn J. Wood. Mrs. -Larg-
don Geer. Mr.. r. S. Smoot. Mr.. T. ".
Cryan. Mr.. L. j. Doofittle. Mr.. A. W.
Williams. Mr.. J., NJ. Kitchens, Miss
Heloise Sheppard. Mr.. Charles 8. Hart,
Miss Eleanor Coulter. Mr.. William j.
Mckinley. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hickey,
Miss Olive Ann Alcorn and Mr.. p. G.
Fitzgibbons.
Ritx-Carlton-Mr and Mrs 8. M
Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. James N Rus
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. McKean. Mr.
George w. Marsters. Mrs. Charles r.
Norcross. Mr.. w. p. Worth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter J. Maloney. Jr.; Mr.. Fred
e. Blake. Mrs. w. g. Skelly. Mr.. z. p.
Gillespie. Miss Anna Gibson. Mr.. John
J. Delaney. Mrs. w. G. Runyon. Jr.;
Mr.. G. A. Easton, Mrs. Samuel Stamper
Mr.. j. w. Elwood. Mr.. and Mrs. James
]. Pitts. Mr.. w. s. Doane. Mr.. M. J.
Melledy and Mr.. Joseph w. Thropp.
dor-Miss Rea Murphy, Mr.
Pell Mitchell. Mr.. d. A. Leonard, Miss
Florence Macbeth. Mr.. Z. o. Stewart
Mr.. r. J. Johnson. Major Robert Hoyme
Dr. E L. Davis. Mr.. Michael Laura
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kay, Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett Andrews, Mr.. D. H
Brainerd, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Contone
Mr.. George A. McDevitt Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Turnbull. Mr.. d. w. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Porch, Mr.. John F.
Lantry. Miss Rose Lantry. Mr.. Henry
+. Fabian, Mr.. Lee NJ. Dillon. Mrs. Mary
Pepperday. Mrs. F. S. Bishop and Miss
Virginia Bishop.
Alamac-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bochert. Mr.. William Fordham. Mrs. s
| e. Afford, Mr.. w. J. Norton, Mr. Frank
Mastelone. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Com.
pers Mr.. Samuel D. Bierman, Mr.. viii.
lam Hamilton, Mr. Dixie Hines. Mr. and
Mrs. r. ]. Alexander. Mr.. Anthony Jack
I son. Mr.. B. N Roessler Miss " e
| Proctor, Mr. william Murry and Mr.. H
| 3. Anthony, Jr
| Strand--Mr and Mrs T. c. Miller
Mr.. Joseph Darling. Mr.. Charles Adam
son. Mr. NJ. A. Rice. Mrs 7. A. Baldwin
Miss Julia Delaney Brooklyn; Mr.. Johr
L. Webb, Jamaica Mr.. w. J. Donlan
Mr.. and Mrs William J. O'Brien. Brook,
| lyn.
aside-Miss Grace e. Malry, who
was accompanied by Miss Loretta r.
Lydick OF Sedal.a, Mo; Mr.. Walter
Sinclair
! Breakers--Mr. and Mrs Ira 8. Rosen.
berg. Miss Esther Rosenthal. Dr.. Harold
A. Conjor. DR. Henry l.. Sherman. Mr.
Phillip Mullen, Mr. Fred Saffron. Miss
B r. Sschach, Mr.. Robert T.oweuthal
( Miss Sadie L.owenthal Mr., and Mrs
ASanuN weisberser, Miss Rose Schaffer
Mr. William C. Morris. Mr. Richart
Green. Mr. Joseph Parker, Mr. and Mrs
r. j. Virgins. gNr. ard Mrs p T. Weeks
Mr.. Harry J. Farrell and Mr.. and Mrs
w f Tilford.
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Spring Lake Beach
EnlivenS Week End
With Hotel Dances
Many Enter Play for Cups at
the Golf and Country
Club.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SPRINo LAKE BEAcK, July Is.
A BASTILE DAY ball was held
~ at the Monmouth Hotel last
night. To-day saw the re.
opening OF the gardens at the ESSEX
and Sussex Hotel. The afternoon
dansants will take place every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday during
the summer.
There ar. dances tonight at the
Bathing and Tennis Club, the Essex
and Sussex and Monmouth, and in
formal dances at the Breakers. Allaire
w. Steele Of Red Bank entertained al
luncheon at the Essex and SUSSEX
Hotel on Monday.
Qualifying rounds in both the Nor
mouth and Essex and Sussex cup tori
naments are being rlayed at the Sprin
Lake Golf and Country Club, and mor
than $50 entered In the week en-
sweepstakes to-day. Albert Bryant ano
Walter T. Fahy were winners in thc
last series of sweepstakes In Glass a
Bryant won the first day. with a ne
76, leading Earl r. Lewis, with rs
and Fahy with 70. On the second
cay Fahy carried the honors. with a
"a. over J. Taylor's II. N. w. Clayton
and Il. B. Aymar won the Class play
with scores Of 72 and "a.
Mrs. Henry S. Patterson OF Virginia
has as her guest at the Essex and Sus-
sex Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Board of Ridge
wood. Mrs. Thomas F. Heating of New
York Is entertaining Miss Minnie Nav
erick Of New York. Others at the hotel
include Mrs. s. w. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry r. Randolph and Mr. and Mrs
Morrison Gray of New York and Major
and Mrs. l.. w. II. Walker. Jr.. OF
Meadowbrook.
of friends from Orange arrived at the
Monmouth this week. With her are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Hoffman, Miss
Josephine II. Hoffman, Miss Marie
Hoffman and Miss Ulie z. Beaumont
Mr.. Walter II. Haydock of New York
Is also there.
Mrs. ". M. Graves and Miss Graves OF
New York arrived at the Warren this
week. others at the hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. James O'Lennon and Mrs. Stella
A. Pfingle Of New York.
Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs William M
wherry. Miss Margaret Wherry. Will
lam wherry Sd. Mrs. II. Van G
Homans, Miss Mary c. Milton. Miss
Ruth f. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. w
NJ. Greer of New York.
Breakers-Judge William p. Burr
Miss Burr, Mrs III. G. Bulgin and Mr.
and Mrs. III. r. Lawford OF New YORK
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Hains G. z. Moench and Miss Bradley
of New York Robert D. Conklin. Miss
Claire Sullivan. Mrs. Hugh McCrossien,
the Misses McCrossien and Miss Taylor
Of Brooklyn.
Registered at the Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Thomas are at the
Columbia, as also are Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Gill and Miss Gill, c. G. Ma
honey, S. e. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hartman and Miss violo Hartman Of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Gardner, Charles r. Cunningham and
v. S. Sutlin OF Newark Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Thomas and Miss Helen r. Fox
of East Orange.
The Ocean Hotel has on it's register
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ditte, Miss Ditte
Mrs. l.. III. Mack, NJ. J. Kennedy, Miss
julia Wright. Mrs. II. c. Mcconnell,
Mrs. NJ. II. Gilligan, w. M. Kountz, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Hynes, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Holmes, Miss Jean
Caspe. Henry A. Block. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
A. Sill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lamber, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Collins, w. w. Sellg. Miss
Rose +. Mccee, Edwin De witt and b.
G. Krager Of New York; Mrs. c. L. Ran
dali. F. S. Ferrara and Mr.. and Mrs.
John wall of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
III. l.. Golden. Fl. l.. Van De GULL. Mrs.
j. H. Mullin. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ]. Dolan
and d. NJ. Golden of Newark Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Calhoun. Miss Gertrude
Calhoun and Mr.. and Mrs. George Floren
Of East Orange.
Guests at the Coleman House include
Miss Viola Van Hise of Maplewood,
Michael Hifer and Irving j. Gray Of
Newark, A. @. Tupper of East. Orange
and Mrs. N. NJ. Hutchinson of Jersey
City.
At the Lincoln are Mr.. and Mrs. b. z.
Adams, Mrs. Il. NJ. Homer and Miss
Homer Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Brewer.
Thomas Mckenzie, Mr. and Mrs, II. H..
Kahn and w. f. Greenwald OF New
York Miss Emma A. Gulick of Brook
lyn, Albert c. Bender of Elizabeth and
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Heisley Of East
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Knapp are at the
Franklin, an are the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Brown. Miss Patricia Sin
game, K. q. Collins. Miss Lillian Hogan.
Miss Margaret Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank stemple. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Morache, Sherwood Dresser. Mrs. II. A..
Kramer. Miss Kramer and Miss Gladys
NJ Havili of New York.
Those at the Thedford include the
Rev. and Mrs. "A. p. Nelson, c. s. Bow
den. Miss r. II. Hanson. II. III. Struck
hauser. p. f. May and r. c. Voorhees,
OF New York.
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Boxes Selling Well.

Boxes for the show are selling well.
The exhibition this year Is given under
the auspices of the Monmouth County
Hunt Club.
The opening dance and dinner OF the
season at the Deal Golf Club was held
tonight. 1t was given under the
auepices OF the house committee and
was we'll patronized. The Deal Club
Is enjoying the best season In It's history.
The Monmouth County Bar Assocl-
alton held It's annual shore dinner and
meeting at Prices Hotel, Pleasure Bay.
this afternoon With invited guests
there were nearly 100 In attendance.
The dinner was served in the glass en-
closed dining room overlooking the
Shrewsbury River.
One OF the big social attractions of the
week was the annual meeting OF the
Monmouth County Organization for So
cial Service held at the Brookdale home
OF Mrs. Lewis s. Thompson on Wednes-
day. The meeting was held on the lawn
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Special Dispatch to TUE New YoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 10.
"HE Boardwalk skyline, which
has been transformed In re-
cent years by the erection OF
ralatial hotels and costly extensions,
is to be further altered. The Chelsea
management has plans for an eight
story fireproof addition and there will
be similar operation at the Black
stone Hotel. further uptown.
The reunion of the Seventy-eighth
Division of the late war will be hell
here September 80 and October /
Lieut.-Col Alfred ]. L'Heureux OF
New York is chairman of the commits
tee of 100 making the arrangements
The sixty-seventh annual convention
Of the international Typographical
Union will open here on September IL
New York Day will be September IL
The headquarters will be at the Am
bassador.
Sir James Carmichael of London
was at the Marlborough Blenheim re.
Gently.
Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Ne.
braska is now there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cresson Par
rish, Jr., who were married at tn.
Central Presbyterian Church. New
York city, on Wednesday, are at thu
Ritz-Carlton. Mrs. Parrish was Mrs.
Feltus B. Ekins. sister-in-law O
Stephen b. Elkins.
Arthur Halow of New York has pur-
chased a season ticket for daily flights
between this city and New York. He
will attend to business in New York
daily and then board seaplane and
dine here. He will step into a plane
here at 10 O'Clock every business day
and will be at his office before noon.
The Royal Palace management fore.
sees busy August. and the cottages
1t maintains on Pacific avenue will take
care Of the overflow expected. =
The Esplanade. the most sotRherly o!
the beach front houses. Is we'll patron,
ized as it Is well located for those who
seek rest away from the center oi
Boardwalk life. The Dennis is having
its usual summer activity.
Among the avenue houses that are
looking forward to busy days in Angus,
are the Continental, the Holnhurst. ths
Edison. the Albemarle. the Monticello
the Elberon. tie Iroquois, the Kentucky
the Mount Vernon and the Grand At.
lantic
Recent arrivals from New York at tn,
Marlborough -Bienheim include Mr. an,
Mrs. e. N. Fairchild Miss Elizabett
Fairchld, Mr. and Mrs. A. n Church
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Smitzer Mr.. ant
Mrs, Ernest Bullowa, Mr.. and Mrs W
f. Newell. Mr. and Mrs. A. Edwart
Kraus. Miss Julia O'Connor. Miss Mar,
A. Conlan, Mr.. F. T. Dodger Mr.. Lester
d. Volk, Mrs. Henry Stieglitz. and Mr.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
LEGION POST IN CANTON.
Shanghai and Pekin Also Boast
Veterans, ORGANIZATIONS.

CANTON China, July 14.-China's
third American Legion Post has recently
been organized here. the others being at
Shanghai and Pekin In spite OF the
difficulty that the American community
at Canton Is small and scattered. the
post was formed without the aid OF
national or departmental Legion ofri-
ciaja
The thirty members include hn<ztess.
missionaries. tobacco salesmen. civil and
mining and electrical engineers, automo-
bile and oil men and sailors from e
United States gunboat. There are two
Chinese members. one an instructor H.
the College of Agriculture, the other n
Government radio operator. Flve-sixths
OF the post have not previously been
members of the American Legion.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Dancing Is more popular than ever
this season at the Hollywood Hotel. A
dance was given last night under the d.
rection of a professional dancing master.
Mrs. Max Ackerland was hostess yes
terday at bridge party and tea to
twenty guests. Mrs. E. Putzel OF San
Francisco will be hostess to a party OF
thirty next Tuesday at the Hollywood.
Personal Items.
Mr.. J. Horace Harding of Rumson
will sail for Europe a week from to-day
to be absent all summer.
Mr.. George #. Johnston of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Johnston OF
Rockwell avenue.
Miss Emily Maps OF Cleveland Ohio,
is spending the summer with her
father. Mr.. Thomas l.. Maps Of Frank
lin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Rowland Of
Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Russell Smith of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott r. Brainard of
Syracuse, N. Y, are spending part
of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei Doran of the Long Branch Boule-
ward. Borough of Oceanport.
Arrivals at the hotels to-day from
New York include the following:
Scarboro-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosin,
Mr.. and. Mrs. NJ. Weinstein, Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Kaplin. Miss Sara Soling,