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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-10-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Cora M. Speanburg, Plaintiff,

James Andrew Speanburg. Defendant
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A Message OF Sympathy.

At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Social Service League the fol-
lowing message of sympathy was passed ::
Rocky lie, Md,
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CNoCKEREIS FOR SALE.

COCKEREIS FOR SALE.
~ Single Comb
Rhode Island Reds from great laying and
exhibition strain, having won at the re-
cent Fair more points than any other ex-
hibtOr. Also few cocks. hens and pull
lets. Cheap for early delivery.
T.. W. MONDAY,
Rockville, Md.
sep 6-3m Phone, rs NJ,
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FOR SALE.
Four grade Guernsey cows.
Two heifers.
Two calves, s months old,
One mare, IS years old.
One mare. 9 years old. and colt
One 9-hOe Farmers FavUrite disc grain
drill.
One double set Of Yankee harness.
STEDMAN PRESCOTT,
oct est Rockville, Md.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

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IL On the road from Ounce Orchard
TO Rockville. a black and white bull. Re-
ward. Finder will please notify
W. L. DARBY,
sep 29.3t# Jacksonville. Md.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
MRS. DONALDSON DIES.
Widow of Benjamin S. Donaldson
and longtime Resident.

of Benjamin S. Donaldson, died yes
terday at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Blanche E. Shepperson, sos
Q street. in her eighty second year.
Mrs. Donaldson was native of
Virginia but moved to this city In
Mr.. Donaldson, who was a lone-time Q
merchant here. She was an active
member of Temple Baptist Church
and was interested in charity, oc-
cupying much of her, time in its in
tereSts.
Surviving her are three sons, Ray
mond S., r. Golden and r. Newton
Donaldson; her daughter; and a sis
ter, Mrs. Virginia Palmer, all resi-
dents of this city,
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at
her late residence. Interment will be
Evening star., 1922-04-10
MONEY BILL SENT TO SENATE.

After voting again today to refuse
the use of federal funds for prosecu-
tions of labor unions or farmers CO.
operative organizations under anti
trust laws the House passed and sent
to the Senate the regular state and
justice appropriation bill carrying
about s26, ,000,a 900. to maintain those
departments during the next fiscal wear
Evening star., 1922-04-10
CHICAGO CARFARES CUT.

CHICAGO, April 10.-After a long
fight over Chicago's Scent street car
fare before the Illinois commerce
commi ssion, that body handed down
a decision fixing the. fare after May
| at 6 cents There will be extra
charge for transfers.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

AS a rapid-f1re pie maker Miss
Laura House Of Mascotah. Kan, is
believed to hold record. Twenty
pies in forty-five. minutes are her
figures
Evening star., 1922-04-10

in Congressional cemetery. Rev. DR..
j. j. Muir will officiate at the serv-
ices.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Lake Placid CoIonists
To Cut New Ridge Trail
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, July 22.-Vol-
unteers from the members of the sum-
mer colony here will soon be asked
for by Mr.. Harry Wade Hicks, secre-
tarv of the Adii ondack Camp and Trail
Club, to assist in the strenuous task
of cutting new fridge line" trail
from Hunters Pass, five miles over
Mount Golden, straight through the
heart OF the dirondack wilderness to
the summit of Mount Marcy, the giant
peak of the Adirondacks.
The club is now in the midst of an
extensive program of improving camp
and trail conditions in the Adiron-
dacks. which, together with. the publ
cation of new guide book, has in
volved the expenditure of approx
mately $4,000 thus far this season.
One Of the most important under
takings was compisted this week in
the construction OF q cabin Cor a
caretaker at the SITE of famous old
Adirondack Lodge, which was de-
stroyed by fire in June, 1909.
Some Of the ,rSitious women mem
hers of the summer co,ony have signi-
fed their intention of volunteering for
the work on the Golden Marcy trail.
which will lead through the heart Of
some of the widest country in the
Adirondacks.
Reports on the work done this sea-
son, all of which is with the sanction
Of the Conservation Commission, will
be made ut the nid-season meeting
which will probably be held about the
middle of August. At that time also it
is probable campaign for the promo
tion of the etiquette of the woods"
will be launched tc put stop to the
needless cutting, and disfguring of
trees, scattering of broken glass bot
ties and empty tin cans in tha wood
land trails by campers who do not ap-
preciate what the Camp and Trail
Club is trying to do for them. Pres.
ent officers Of the club are: President,
Ar. E. Woods, Pittsburgh; Weep
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Horseback Riding Attracts
Keen Interest at BriarcIiff

bRlARCLlFF MANOR, N. Y, July
22-Horseback riding is becoming more
and more popular at Briarcliff, among
the guests of the Lodge to regularly
enjoy early morning canters through
the Westchester hills being Mr.. How
ard F. Chappell, of New York, and his
daughter, Miss jeanette Chappell.
Among the many arrivals of the
week at Briarcliff were Mr.. and Mrs.
henry M. Cohu, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. a Motto T. Cohu, of Nyack; Mr..
John Bright Lord, Of Elizabeth, n. j..
and Miss Helen Payne Bacon, Mrs. Lego
Howard and Miss H. Brown, of New York
Other guests Of the week from New
York Included Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Keen.
Mrs. j. Walter Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Van Beuren, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cressv
Morrison, Dr. and Mrs. David ". Tovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Trumbull, Mr.,
Guy D. Russell and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Lund.
Those at the Lodge from nearoy
Mrs. ". E. Coe, Mr.. W. E. Coe jr.. Mr.. q.
W. Coe and Mr.. T. D. Huntington, Edge
water Park, N j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur D. Koppel, Pelham; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Rue. of Garden City: Nj.
and Mrs. Walter Scholes, Miss Sarah
and Mr. John Scholes, of Southampton.
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Pinckering. Of
New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Dixville Notch Vacationists
Delight in Water snor,s

The warm days of the last week hav.
made Lake Gloriette one Of the favored
spots for water sports in the White
Mountains. Trout fishing ccntinuss
good and trout are rising ayidly to tie
fly, while many are fishing Clear Stssan
beyond the Notch. A free Omnibus to
and frem the golf links attracts many
and the luncheon ard tea service noE
makes it possible for golfers to spend
the entire day on the links, with meals
at the Country Club.
Mrs. Henry N. Day and the Asss,
Day arrived here from their snnmsr
home at Whiteheld tins week. From
New York also arrived Mr.. and Mr.
T. H. Whitman, Miss Miriam Plat, W
and Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mr. Clar-
ence F. Simmons arrived from ROCK
vile Centre, L. l. to join his family
here. Other arrivals are r. Y. 5. D.
mock, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Cary, JMr. and
Mrs. W. J. Lent. Mr.. and Mrs. Cnarlss
Warner and Mrs. T. S. Rosen, ar. and
Mrs. Henry S. Glazier, Mr.. C. J. k
Bourchier, Mr.. H. ". Snyder, Mrs. J.
S. Bradstreet, Mrs. H. " Meeks, all d
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Dickerson, of Garden City
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
MaplewOod Features Music
In Entertainment Program

Music has always been a feature at
Maplewood, and following luncheon,
for which many motorists from other
resorts attend, the afternoon concerts
attract many here. Baseball between
the Maplewood Club and Profile teams
this week brought out a large gather
ing with loud applause at Maplewood' 8
victory. and an exhibition golf match
was held on Sunday
The Maplewood colony is planning a
midsummer cotillon for the early part
of August. Several members of the
cottage colony have arrived, and prom
inent arrivals this week are Bishop
William F. Mcdowell, of Washington
and Mrs. Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Raser, Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Vogelback, New York: Mayor T. F.
Reynolds Of Hastings Hudson, with
,hls family: Miss Nancy Harris, Yon-
kers. and Mr.. A. w. Harris. Ramsey, n.
j., Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Brundage, East
Orange, and Miss Jane Hennessy.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Breton Woods Cave Grill
And Forest de Danse Omen

The principal event Of the week at
Breton Woods was the opening on
Wednesday evening Of the famous
Cave Grill and the Forest de Danse.
Several dinners were given.
Among those arriving at the Mount
Mr.. G. M. Hubbard and family, Summit,
N. j.. Mrs. NJ. w. Mattison and Mr.. John
Mattison with Mrs. G. A. Carley and
Miss Alice Carley, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Nichols and Miss Mar
ian Nichols and Mr.. r. L. Nichols, Of
Oyster Bay; Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donahue
and Miss Bruner, n. Y; Mr.. Franklin
A. P.ummer, Miss Elizabeth Walker,
Mrs. H. A. McAleenan, Mrs. James E.
Landy, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Tyson,
Mrs. John di Zerega, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s.
Belts, Miss J. A. Belts and Miss ]. E.
Rybee, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Vernon
Cole and Miss Trimmer, all of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. scherer and
family, Summit, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert G. Bedford and Mr.. Clark Bed
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose D.
Henry.
AT the Mount Pleasant House. Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Twomey, Misses Abi-
gail and Margaret Twomey and Master
John Twomey have arrived from New
Rochelle for the summer Also Miss
Burns and Miss E. Gilmore, DR.. and
Mrs. R. w. Williams, New York, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark Udall, Sound
Beach, Conn, and Mr.. Ross Sutherland,
OF New York.
Miss S. R. Compton, of Lakewood,
N. j., was hostess on Wednesday at an
auction party and tea at the Mountain
View House in honor of two new mem
bers of the colony, Mrs. Pierre L.
Smith, of Yonkers, and Mrs. Jared ".
Baldwin, Of New York.
Arrivals this week include Mrs. John
). Snyder and Miss Hester Snyder,
Staten Island, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gill
lespie, Garden City.
Motoring here from the Profile House
this week with parties of friends, for
tea, were Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly,
OF New York, and Miss Nina Rhoades,
of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Bethlehem Players Begin
Annual Round Robin Match

Bethlehem golf enthus,as.. started
on Tuesday to play in the first annu. 4
round robin match of The seA.,n for
which prizes are being given by the
Highland and Alpine hotels, the play
continuing all this week and finishing
to-day with tea and dancing at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Ruel W. Poore, of New York,
Is established at her summer home in
bethIehem for the season. She motored
to Whitefield on Monday to attend a
reception at the Mountain View House
as did Miss Marie Ware Smith and Miss
Helen Smith Of the Bethlehem cottage
colony and the John G. Glessners from
The Rocks at Lit.leton.
The Sinclair dance Saturday evening
brought cut many of the younger set,
and every day what first appears to be
Wild West show passes up and down
bethlehem's long village street, boys
ana girls on ponies led by a cowboy
IN Mexican sombrero and full reealia.
This was one Of Bethlehem's riding
schools patronized by cottagers and
hotel guests.
Prominent New York arrivals of the
week at Bethlehem include Mr.. and
Mrs, F. B. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r.
Harrison, DR.. j. Gardner Smith and
Mrs. Archer Brown and Miss Brown at
the Sinclair, Mrs. c. l.. Saunders at
Bethmer Inn, Mrs. C. w. Kessler and
Miss K. V. Sexton at the Central
House, also Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Clark,
Mr.. r. NJ Greenback at the Hillside
Inn. Mr.. Frank II. Marling and Mr.. NJ.
2. Could at REYNOLDS Cottage, DR.. W.
4. Davis. Mr.. Francis Tully, the Misses
Roll, Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Dumont ;r..
Mr.. W. Lowe and Miss Lowe at INLAND
Terrace, Ms. G. v. Howard and Miss
M laa Howard at the Columbia, Mrs. l..
Winkler at the Highland, Miss A. NJ.
Alpine. Mr.. Winthrop MURRAY Saver
has arrived at the Arlington from
Brooklyn and his family will follow
later, TO reside in one OF the four Saver
Cottages at the West End.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
White Sulphur Visitors Pass
Many Happy Hours ON Trails

are her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil A. Lewis, of St. Louis,
with their two children. Mrs. Lewis
was in France during three years of
the war and was active in relief work
She was twice decorated by the French
government for her nursing services:
Mrs. Clarence Busch, of New York
and Miami, who is here for the summer
with her daughter, Miss Virginia
Busch. is the author of several novels.
Mrs. j. j. Wyle, of White Plains, N.
Y, who spent the spring season at
the Greenbrier, has returned for the
rest OF the month.
Mr.. B. L. Battle arrived from New
York this week to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. M. w. Allen, Of New
York, who will be here until the end
of August
Mrs. j. w. Dalzell, Of Pittsburgh,
who has spent the last few summers
at White Sulphur, has arrived for a
six weeks stay, and will take the
baths. Others taking the cure this
month are Mrs. Thomas Chatard, Mrs.
J: j. Wyle, Mrs. Henry S. Priest, Mrs.
George B. Thurnauer, Mrs. Clarence
Busch, Mrs. j. Thornley, Anyon, Mrs.
e. I. Smith, Mrs. r. M. Cadwallader,
Mrs. James Branch, Mrs J. R. V.
Deilelt MIS-. rank Is. MeDane, Mrs.
w. S. Parish, Mrs. G. H. Caperton,
Mrs. w. P. Hamilton Mrs. S. A. Ken
dali and Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer.
A party motoring over from Hot
Springs the middle of the week and
lunching here was made up of Mrs.
Charles Mel. Clark, of St. Louis; Miss
Bates, Miss Ellen Bates, Mr.. j. S. w.
Bates and Mr.. William Maffitt, of st.
Louis.
DR.. George A. Taylor and his mother,
Mrs. William P. Sinclair, of New York,
will arrive in few days.
Visitors at the Greenbrier this week
include Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Dugue,
Of New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Pogue and Mrs. w. r. Elliott, of Gin
cinnati; Mrs. George Van Hagen and
Miss Elizabeth Van Hagen, of Chicago;
Miss Gladys Ford, of st. Paul; Mrs. c.
NJ. Terry, of Dallas, Tex; Mrs. Samuel
Taub and Miss Mary Taub, of Houston,
Tex; Mrs Lawrence Reed and Mrs
Richard Reed. of Chicago; Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford, of Richmond; Mrs. Leigh
c. Palmer and Miss Laura Palmer, Of
Washington; Mrs. Thomas Manning, Of
Baltimore; Mrs. Edward McKenna, Mrs.
Charles Donohue and Mrs. Louis Ehret,
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Mcleod, of Indianapolis, and Mr.. C. G.
Mourraile, of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Elizabethtown Prepares
For CObble Hill Club Match


ELlzABETHTOWN, N. Y, July o.
Now that the annual tournament of
the Cobble Hill Golf Club is only a
week away there is great activity
among the players, and MANY of the
new arrivals are the players of previ-
Gus seasons. Others are expected at
their camps and at the hotels on Au-
gust /. The annual meeting of the
club will probably not take place until
August 10, owing to the fact that Judge
Augustus N. Hand, of the United States
District Court, New York, who is presi-
dent OF the club, must go down to New
York on court business
Mr.. Gordon Stanton, of New York.
who is the holder Of the club cham
pionship for men, is expected up with
Mrs. Stanton about August / to defend
his title. They will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred N. Suter, of New
York.
Mr.. S. C. yelling, of New York, who
is one of the crack players of previous
seasons, is coming back to Deer's Head
Inn for August, and a number of other
prominent amateurs will have their
headquarters there.
Mr.. Charles E. Wickham, of Upper
Montclair, a we'll known amateur, will
be at the Windsor with Mrs. Wickham
and their son, Mr.. E. j. Wickham. dur
ing the period OF the tournament. Mrs.
Wickhan, who is gooc woman player,
will be entered in the tournament
events with her friend, Mrs Florence
X. Long. of New York, who recently
arrived for the season at the Windsor
with her daughter and son, Miss Marie
Long and Mr.. Robert Long, of Prince
ton.
Small dinners at the hotels have
been a feature of the weeks entertain
ments. Among those who have enter
tanned in this manner at the Windsor
are Mrs. Florence r. Long, who gave a
dinner for her friend, Mrs. Charles E.
Vickham, and Mr.. Arthur Shore, of
New York, who gave one for his
friends, DR.. and Mrs. Jack Maybaum,
of New York, who motored from Muir
ray Bay to spend the season at the
Windsor.
Women mountain climbers making
their headquarters at the Windsor are
headed by Mrs. George A. Richards, of
New York.
Among those from New York recent
" arrived at the Windsor are Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Wilson, Miss Martens. Miss
Carter, DR.. ]. P. Miller, Miss Blanche
Kahn and ME- H. B. Tremaine.
Recent New York arrivals at Deer's
Head Inn include Miss Emily Mayo,
MISS n. K. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. r
Earl, Miss P. A. Matthews, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. 0. Bufkin, Mr.. Hamilton Bell.
MISS Helen S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J.
NJ Pettee. Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Smith, Mrs. Grace
Lockwood and Mr. A. W. Dunn.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Sugar Hill Has Large
COLONY of New York Fall.

Sugar Hill has large and s..;v.
New York colony and Peckett's s.. J.
Sugar Hill has large clientsis vsa
motor there afternoons for dancing s,lS s.S
tea. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lingley. M ,s
R; Lee Hartman and son, Miss aa,s
Wilmerding, Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. n,
dell jr., ali Of New York, are At psss
ett's for the season, also Mrs. Bg
Rittsnh ouse, Of philadelphia: Mr. ,.S
Mrs. A. ". Francis and family. orsr,s
r.. j., and Mrs. A. z. Andrews. stss
ford, Conn.
The Sunset Hill House has N,rs
Mrs. Arthur Wolcott, Of New YarI.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Tod {.
New Rochelle; D. Mckay Blodsett u,
and Mrs. Nathaniel Duke, Of New Ysys
and Mrs. William Scott Douglas. );
Brooklyn. At the Look Of are Dr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Koehler, OF Brooklyn: Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Kazen, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Michaels, I. ". Forman, Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Wierineau, all Of New York
and Miss S. T. Reynolds, Of Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Community Chautauqua
Attracts at Lake Sunapee
Special Dispatch u Tho Trssxns

Spec-0I DtSpdfcg - kHS 4isS~"s
LAKE SUNAPEE, " H. July zZ- :
The Community Chautauqua when i
being held this weetk at Sunapee is al
tracing good audiences from the SUE,
mer colony as well as the citizens o.
the town.
The Saturday evening dance az tns
Granliden was largely attended MI.
and Mrs. Howard Coonley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs hoy l.
Door were some OF the cottagers pres
ent,
Golfing on the links at SOo-sipi
Park and the Granliden continues pep
ufar. On the Park course Mr. ". T.
GUNNER, Mr.. L. F. Hall, Mr.. u
Howe, Mr.. B. E. Dennison, Mr. ana
Mrs. George E. Tappin and c. l. 0ouas
speed have been playing daily rouhs..
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis w. Shields anu
Miss Katharine Shields, Mr.. and ME-
Austin Lodyard Sands, Mrs. Victor =
Lownes, and Miss Kate Lownes, M. a.
Hart Mckee, Miss Cook, Miss Lew
Miss Constance Rahe, Mrs. B. s. AIs0g's
Miss Beatrice Alsop, and Mrs. Z.
Tarbell, composed launch parry !"
Sunapee Harbor OF Friday Evening
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

tContinusa from page onel
Estelle O'Brien and Mr.. Albert P
Looming.
Winners of the Thursday women's
handicap matches played on the Shinne.
cock Hills Club were Miss Helen Lee
sc ana Mrs. Louis du Pont Irving. These
Thursday afternoon golf matches bv
the womens committee, of which MIS-
Finley Peter Dunno is chairman. will
continue throughout the season. Others
on the committee assisting Mrs. Dunno
are Mrs. P; A. Valentine, Mrs. Grosves-
nor Nicholas, Mrs. Lucien H. Tyne
Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd and Miss Es.
telle o'Brien. Among those entered for
the matches are Mrs. Lucien Fl. Tyng
Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mrs. L. du Pont
irving, Mrs. Henry t. Chickering. Miss
Ssien Ss Lee. Mrs. Harvey Wallace
ShaHer, Mrs. Henry II. Abbott
Mrs. A. w. S. Cochrane, Mrs.
a; Stewart Walker, Mrs. John
Sloane. Miss 'Juliane Cutting. Mr.
Charles E. Mitchell, Miss EstelJe
O'Brien, Miss Eleanor Swayne. Mrs
Lyttleton Fox and Mrs. Grosvenor
Nicholas.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

The Randolph Mountain Club is pre-
pairing for it's usual activities which
will culminate in the annual outdoor
festival and picnic il late August.
The many who have enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Madison Hut, the little
stone hotel Of the Appalachian Noun
tain Club on the slope Of Mount Madi-
son, about four miles from Randolph,
will be interested in the enlargement
now proceeding under the direction Of
the club. Provision will be made for
many more campers over night. All
supplies for the hut are packed on
three daily trips from Randolph on the
backs Of husky college youths.
Camps for adults are springing up
in the mountains, thanks to the sue
cess of the many camps for boys and
girls which are so widely and favorably
known.
Preceding the round Of August gay
cites, several important social events
have taken place this week In the White
Mountains resorts and many families
Of social prominence have arrived here
for the SIMMER
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

| idents, Mr.. 7. Norris Longstreth, Lake
Placid Club, and Mr.. w. S. Benson,
Passa;c, N. j.; secretary, Mr.. Harry
Wade Hicks, Lake Placid Club, and
treasurer, Mr.. F. 3. Guild, Lake Placid.
Mr.. A. L. D. Warner, of New York,
was reelected president of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club at its annual meet
ing last Saturday. Other principal Of
fcers chosen were: Vice-co odore,
Mr.. Stephen Farrelly. New York; sec
retary. Mr.. Hunter Platt. New York;
| treasurer. MIR. Christian Bahnsen, Pas
sale, N. J.
The club feet will be augmented by
the purchase of eight new yachts
| which will be ready for use another
season.
Among those who returned to camp
this week for the season is Mr.. Victor
Herbert, who has concluded his con-
certs at Willow Grove. Pa, and will
snend the balance of the season with
Mrs. Herbert and Miss Herbert at
Camp Joyland.
In charge of the Carnival of Lanterns
which will take place at Whiteface Inn
next Tuesday night is committee Of
campers, including Messrs. William R.
Lyman, A. L. D. Warner. Charles W.
McCutchen, Carl Good, Hunter Platt
Saturday, August 9, has been fixed as
the date for the annual children's cos
tune party at Whiteface
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, Of New
York, last night gave small dinner
party at the Inn in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Jarvis and guests at the
Jarvis camp.
AT the Farrelly camp, near the Inn,
Mr. Theodore s. Farrelly, of New York,
is entertaining Mr. j. jerome Reddy,
of Brooklyn.
Among the sojourners OF previous
seasons who have returned to White
face Inn for the season are Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Van Brunt and sons, of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Sheridan, of New York, and their
grandson. Donald H. Sheridan; Mrs.
Alexander l.. Ward, of New York. and
her son, Master Langdou Ward.
Arrivals from New York at other Lake
Placid hotels include: Lakeside Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ralahan, Mr.. and
| MRS. Samuel Loeb, Mr.. Morton Hor-
! sheimer; Northwoods Inn-Mr. Thomas
P. Taylor, Miss Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w. Barnett and son, Miss M. Gallagher,
Miss Kane; The Belmont-AMr. and Mrs
M. F, Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gelles, Miss Dorothy Levy Mr. and Mrs
James Wolfe; The Pines--Mrs. Leon
Pincus, Mr.. Edward c. Tarler, the
Misses Klapper, Major and Mrs. Fred
II. Meets; The Homestead-M and
Mrs. A. l.. Pettinger and sons.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Willis Mitchell, chairman for Wash
ington County.
Mrs. George Notman, of BROOKLYN.
who has camp at Keene Valley and is
chairman of the Essex County League
WI WI be one of the speakers, and it is
iand also will be one of the speakers.
Among the recently arrived camners
are Mr.. Philip G. Stockton, of Boston
who, with Mrs. Stockton, recently ar,
near Westport Inn.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry C. Cryder. of
New York, are recent arrivals at West.
port Inn for the season.
Mrs. G. Maghee and her. daughter.
Miss Katherine Maghee, of Broeklvn
who recently arrived at Westport Inn
are the camp guests of DR.. and Mrs
Herbert Fl. Whitcomb, of Brooklyn, at
tneir place on Grand Isle. Lake Cham
PLAIN, after which they will return to
the Inn.