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New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Golf To Be Center
OF Attraction at
Thousand Islands
Tournament Will Open To-
morrow at Country Club;
Children Are Guests at
Party at the Yacht Club
spectal Dispntch to The rrihuns

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. Aug s.
While tennis has held the center of at
tention at the Thousand Islands during
the last week golf will have its innings
at the Thousand Islands Country Club,
starting August Z. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Larocque Anderson, of New York, and
Mr.. Grant Allen Peacock, also of New
York, will come up for the golf tour
nament and will be the guests of Nj.
and Mrs. A. Graham Miles at their cot
tage at Wellesley Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvan M. Marks will have large house
party of golfers, and Mrs. Elisha P.
Wilbur will entertain a number of
guests over the tournament at her cot
tage on Sport Island. The golf COM
mittee has Mr.. A. Graham Miles as it's
chairman, with Mr.. Samuel Dalzell, Mr..
F. M Bacon Sd, Mr.. Reginald Newton,
Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan, Mrs. Elisha
P. Wilbur and Mrs. w. N. Barnard as
members, all of whom are expert golf
ers. Miss Irene Peacock, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Peacock, of
New York, was for six wears the woman
golf champion of the Thousand Islands
Country Club, and Mr.. Peacock was
champion of TIE Country Club for sew
eral seasons.
Numerous members of the Country
Club participated in the Watertown
golf tournament last week, and Mrs.
William Fellowes Morgan won two of
the prizes. Mrs. Frank l.. Stevenson,
daughter of Mrs. E. P. Wilbur, was a
winner in the first group and also won
prize.
Participants in the annual tennis
tournament at the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club this week were Mr.. F. R..
Shumway, Mr.. Milton C. Rose, Mr.. B..
W. Childs, Mr.. John Markle, Mr.. George
E. Mclean, Miss Lucy Buck, Mr.. John
H. Hayden, Mrs. Richard Max Sherry,
Miss Helen Shumway, Miss Adele
Thompson, Miss Stella Wilbur, Mrs.
Frank L. Stephenson, Miss Eleanor
Gibbons, Miss Helen Eggleston, Miss
Sarah McClelland, Miss Virginia Nc
Lean, Miss Isabel Mclean, Miss Ruth
Englis, Mr.. H. M. Reed, Mrs. w. N
Barnard. Following the tennis tour
nament, which closes to-day, the tennis
ball will be given at the yacht club,
Hammond will deliver the tennis
prizes.
Thursday the annual children's party
of the yacht club was given, which was
a very happy occasion and gathered
together about forty youngsters.
Mrs. Frederic Conde, Of Enchanted
Isle, was the hostess at a bridge
luncheon Thursday at the yacht club
in compliment to her guest, Mrs. E. c.
Walker, of New York. In the party
besides the hostess and the guest of
honor, we're: Mrs. James H. Hammond
Mrs. C. NJ. Englis, Mrs. C. E. Johnson,
Mrs. Alfred Costello, Mrs. John w.
Butler, Mrs. Langdon Hayden, Mrs.
Edward Alexander Pitcairn, Mrs. Har-
old Jaycox, Mrs. J. p. MCFARLAND, Mrs.
George c.. Boldt, Miss Ruth Englis,
Mrs. Beverly Norris, Mrs. Andrew Nc
Nally. Arriving to-day as guests at
the Conde home will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Nash, of Syracuse, who will
be the guests of honor at dinner
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

ton and Philadelphia golfers here at
the Saisams, and next week some Of the
best known amateur trapsbootera ~
the country will arrive for ten days,
visit ~A ""se
Governor Charming H. Cox of Massa.
ehusetts and Mrs. Cox, who have been
touring the White Mountains, were at
The Balsams Thursday for luncheon
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Lannin. u"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Bergen ir. Of
Garden City, l.. l., have been the guests
OF Mr.; and Mrs. j. j. Lannin at Wind
Whistle Cottage, which commands a
beautiful view of the Notch.
Governor Albert O. Brown of New
Hampshire and Mrs. Brown, who have
been motoring through the state, had
incheon Tuesday at The Balsams.
Mr.. John Mcbride and family of New
York are at the Balsams for some
weeks.
Others who have arrived at the Bal
sans are: Mr. Walter w. Garrand and
Mr.. R. B. Barnum, New Haven; Mrs.
Margaret Bale and Miss Elizabeth Bale.
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Walker, New York; Mrs. Pierre J.
Smith, Yonkers, N. "; Mrs. John S.
Appieby and Miss May Appleby, Glen
Cove n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Series of Dances Put
On Spring Lake Program
Bridge Luncheon at Bathing
and Tennis Club At
tracts Many
Special Disposch to The Tribune

SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j., Aug.
5.-Golf took the lead in the interest
Of Spring Lakes summer folk to-day,
the exhibition thirty-six-hole match
between Mr.. Gene Sarazen and Mr..
James Barnes over the course of the
Homestead Golf Club being the attrac-
tion. Eighteen holes of the play were
watched with interest during the morn
ing and the gallery was sweIled by
hundreds for this afternoons round
of the course.
Announcement made this week of a
series of Wednesday night balls at the
Spring Lake Golf and Country Club
was enthusiastically received by the
social set here. The first was held this
week and they are to be continued for
the balance of the season.
The bridge luncheon at the Bathing
and Tennis Club this Thursday at
tracted many residents. About twenty
tables were in play.
Mrs. D. George Derry gave brilliant
party at the Essex and Sussex this
week for a party of about twenty
friends. Many of those attending we're
from the cottage colony.
Mrs. Samuel Heilner recently enter
CalleO LHe GdTueH CluD al neT eStdIe,
Seawood. Among her guests were Mrs.
Dewitt Clinton Frazier, who has just
returned from trip around the world,
and Mrs. E. H. Graves. An inspection
trip through the lovely gardens at
Seawood was an enjoyable part of the
afternoons entertainment
Mrs. Stephen B, Elkins, of Washing
ton, stopped at the Essex and Sussex
for a day en- route from Atlantic City
to the White Mountains. Mrs. j. W.
Mcknight has Joined her mother, Mrs.
A. M. Bedell, of New York, at the hotel
for visit, and Miss Jessie Gillon, of
New York, is also registered there.
Others who have arrived at the Essex
and Sussex included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam G. Broadway, Miss E. F. Schaeffer,
Mr.. Charles F. Walters, Mrs. John L.
Adams, who is visiting Mrs. C. F.
Swan; Mr.. and Mrs. Gale H. Glidden,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Hurter, Major and Mrs. R.
T. M. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. A c.. Board
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip j. Dunn, Mr..
and Mrs. H. O. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Curran and Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Petit,
all Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Army of Vacationists
Pour Into Shawangunks
Madame Ca2i-Curci Supervis.
ing Erection of 5000. .00O Home

yr5oEre
KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. 5.-If there IL
business depression in any part of the
United States it is not indicated hv
any falling off in the number of All
gust vacationists in the Catskill and
Shawangunk mountains, and Judging
from the greatly increased travel bv
railroad, steamer and automobile the
month bids fair to exceed other sea-
sons. At all of the mountain resorts
festivities are being planned for the
month with dancing, golfng, tennis,
boating, hiking and other sports and
amusements.
Nine. Amelita Galli-Curci is busy
supervising the erection of her new
home to be located almost at the top
of one of the highest peaks. The house.
which will cost about 100000, is Sit
uated near the top of Bellaire Noun
tain.
Realizing the lack of body of water
for boating, bathing and other water
sports, the village of Margaretvilie is
considering the proposition to dam the
Delaware River where it flows through
the village, flooding about twenty acres
of land and forming lake which is
to be known as Lake Papadunk, the
old Indian name of the Delaware.
The neighboring village of Fleisch-
manns paid something like $4,000 for
dam known IS Lake Switzerland sew
aral years ago, and since then water
sports have proved one of the most
attractive features to the summer va
cationist.
At Tannersville the opening of a new
concrete and steel swimming pool at
Fairmont Park the last week has added
another attraction to this popular SUM
mer resort. During this month a
nomber of water sports will be ar
ranged for and handsome trophies
awarded the winners.
AT Glasco during the last week
new community playground was for
mally opened. The playground has ten
MS court, baseball grounds and all of
the usual playground attractions.
All through the mountains the barn
yard golf players are getting in trim
Tor the annual farmers outing to be
held in Forsyth Park, Kingston, the
middle of the month
AT Windham preparations are being
made to hold celebration in honor
OF the rapid strides made in that popu-
ular summer resort.
AT Woodstock the artists colony Is
holding the annual exhibit of paint
ings and a market fair is beihs held
every Saturday. The Maverick concerts
are also a feature of the summer
months.
At Lake Mohonk horseback riding is
again coming into vogue. The roads
have been placed in excellent shape for
the season. The golf course and the
tennis courts are also pro~iSg very
popular.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Dwight-Monod Wedding
Held at St. Bartholomew

In. the Chapel of st. Bartholomew
Church, Park Avenue and Fiftieth
Street, the marriage of Mrs. Eliza
beth Davis Monod, of 3S3 Park Ave
nue., and Mr.. Frederick Dwight, who
has been living at the University Club,
took place yesterday noon. The Rev
William H. Garth officiated. Only
members of the immediate families
were present. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Frank War
den Davis. Mr.. Henry Rutherford
acted as his brothers best man. The
bride before her marriage was the
widow of Mr.. George Monod, of Paris.
wife, who was Miss Elizabeth King
Wakeman, having died last year.
On their return from trip abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight will live in this
city
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Gov. Lake and Family
Arrive at Eastern Point
Dance Given in Honor of Mem.
bers of Two Yacht
CIuhs
Special Dispatch to The Trtbuns

EASTERN POINT, Conn, Aug. s.
Governor Everitt j. Lake of Connect
cut has arrived here and will remain
for the balance of the month at. the
Griswold with Mrs. Lake and their son
and daughter, Miss Marjorie Lake, and
Mr.. Harold S. Lake. The cruise of the
Larchmont and Indian Harbor Yacht
clubs was the most important feature
of the week here. The fleets put in at
the Thames mouth on Monday evening,
and that night following dinner there
was a ball held at the Griswold in
honor of the members of the two Yacht
clubs
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sturhahn, of
Hartford, took a party of sixteen from
Eastern Point early in the week to
Oswegatchie for a dinner in honor of
their son Herbert's twentieth birthday
Among those present were Miss Glenna
Collett of Providence; Miss Marie
Mary Whitney, of Hartford; Miss Lii
liam and Mr.. John Carvallo, of Hart
ford; Mr.. Herbert and Mr.. Edward
Sturhahn, Mr.. Richard lie Blond, of
Cincinnati; Mr.. William Bradford, of
Springfield, and Mr.. John lockwood, of
New York.
Mr.. E. T. Nugent, of st. Louis, has
returned here from a two weeks West
ern trip to rejoin his family in their
Eastern Point cottage. Among those
who are spending the summer at the
Griswold are Mrs. Samuel Robert, Miss
Natalie and Miss Elyse Robert, of New
York.
Mrs. c. D. O'Connell. of New York,
again entertained at bridge Thursday
afternoon in the Griswold cardroom.
'aece were ten tables and large num-
Der of prizes were presented to the
winners.
Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsmore, of
New York, entertained at luncheon at
the Griswold several times during the
week.
Mrs. F. N. sisson, of New York, en-
tertained at Shore Avenue cottage dur
ing the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Beard
jr., of Flushing, L. l., have also had
guests during the week at their hoshe.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

is staying at the Mount Everett House
Ia South Egremont. Mr.. Frederick B.
Kilmer, brother of the late Joyce Kill
mer, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Kill
burn Kilmer, at the Mount Everett
House. Others there include Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Sinclair, Mrs. Walter Whit
tlesey, Mrs. J. K. Vickers, Mrs. ]. S.
Quimby, Mr.. Franklin Quimby and Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Stanton, of New York
Mr.. Benjamin D. Ticknor has as
guests at the Berkshire Inn, Great
Darlington, this week Mr.. Dwight
Partridge, of Bedford, N. Y, Mr..
Charles Fritz and Mr.. Charles Fritz
jr, of Philadelphia, who took part in
the Wyantenuck golf tournament. Ar
rivals at the inn include Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. Vreeland, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
P. Garfield, DR.. and Mrs. William W.
Irving, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Howe, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Colt Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Van Buskirk, Mr.. and Mrs D. S.
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Schaefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Reed, DR.. and Mrs.
F. c. Holden, DR.. C. M. Cauldwell, Miss
Cauldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T. Hill, of
New York, Mrs. T. F. Wadsworth and
Miss Wadsworth, of MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Plans for Baby Carnival
Completed at Asbury
Weeks Celebration Starts on
August 25 With Corona.
ton of Queen
Special Dispatch to The Tribuns

CPeCEdL otSpOlCH 20 Inc ITt0tn9
ASBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. s.
Plans for the big event in the near fu-
ture, the Baby Carnival are now COM
pleted. Dances and various affairs of
the mimic court are being rehearsed
regularly at the Brunswick Hotel, and
new entries in the Baby Parade are re-
ceived daily at headquarters. With the
coronation of the queen, the weeks
celebration begins Friday, August 25.
Other important affairs are the court
ball and the marque fete. -Four carni-
val hostesses have already been
chosen: Mrs. Richard Boone, Mrs
George Schisler, Mrs. William G. Herr
man and Mrs. Kays Morgan.
The Wanamassa Club was the scene
of a reception given in honor of Cover
nor and Mrs. Edwards last Wednesday
evening, during which Gofernor Ed
wards made an address from the
porch. Among the several hundred
persons present were Mrs. Alfred
Brown, sister of Mrs. Edward I. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell,
Mr.. and Mrs. J; Harry Foley, Mrs; Ed
ward /. Edwards jr., Lieut.. Col. Harry
ID. OdlISI, Cul uWdIu l. T.,
Major Stephen M. Barlow and Simone
Mantia.
Mrs. Harry w. Smock and Mrs. G.
P. Shief were hostesses to the Monday
afternoon card party at the club, where
fifteen tables were in play. Among
those making high scores were Mrs. A.
j. Picard, Mrs. E. F. Gill, Mrs. Edward
Laterman, Mrs M. B. Hopper Mrs. c..
Chester, Mrs. Charles L. White and
Mrs. w. r. Ready.
The variety program, which was pre-
sented Thursday at the Savoy Theater
by summer folk, was received with
much enthusiasm. Proceeds were
turned over to the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital of Long Branch.
Under the direction of the Assoca-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

rest of the season. 1t was occupied by
Mrs. Charles E. Miller until August /.
Mrs. Miller has gone to Little Moose
Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Ellis
worth are entertaining at Meadow
Beach, their villa on the dunes, their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard McFadden, who were mar
ried here June 80, and who have Just
returned from their honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs. Ellsworth gave a dinner
Tuesday night for them.
MIR: Clarence H. Mackay and his son,
Mr.. John w. Mackay have gone to Loom
Lake in the Adirondacks. They will
return here the last of the month. Mrs.
John w. Mackay is at the Shields Cot
tage with the Misses Katherine and
Ellin Mackay.
Mr.. Horace H. Work and Mr.. Alan
Brown returned Wednesday from a
two-weeks' fishing trip in Ontario. Mrs,
Brown remained with Mrs. Work dur
ing their absence. Mrs. Work gave a
welcome home dinner for them on
dunes. ''-'
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Ditman are
entertaining at their summer home in
south Main St., Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Hadley, who came from their summer
place IN Great Neck yesterday and will
remain until the first of next week.
Mr.. A. Coster Schermerhorn. son of
Mr.: and Mrs. Alfred E. Schermerhorn,
Of New York and Southampton, depart
ed this week for a visit to his cous-
in, Mrs. John Innes Kane, at Bar
Harbor
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding
came to the Meadow Club this week
and will remain throughou August.
Mrs. Thomas G. Condor is entertain
ing at her summer home in Shinnecock
Hills, Mrs. Hayes Brock, of New York.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers and her
son, Mr.. Harvey Tiers, departed
through the Great Lakes and Yellow
stone Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell will
give luncheon for Nine. Alma Gluck,
opera singer, and her husband, Mr..
Efrem Zimbalist, who have been their
house guests for several days, to-mor-
row afternoon at their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald M. Brown
are among the late arrivals, having
come the last of the week to their villa
in Shinnecock Hills where they will be
for the remainder of the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. James c. Parrish jr., who were
recently married, are the guests of
Mrs. Brown, sister of Mr.. Parrish.
DR.. and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff have
with them at their villa in Dune Road,
Count and Countess Pierre de Viel
Castel. The Countess is a grandniece
of Mrs. Wyckoff and before her mar
riage was Miss Anna Dillon Ripley,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Sydney Dillon
Ripley and the present Mrs. Charles R.
Scott.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Conde at
the yacht club tonight.
Mr.. William T. Dewart, of New York,
has Joined Mrs. Dewart and their chill
dren at Keewaydin, their Thousand
Islands villa. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chandler Christy, of New York, who
were guests for the last fortnight at
the Dewart cottage, have departed for
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McCaffrey, of
Riverside Drive, New York, are at
their cottage on Hadassah Island.
Mr.. Herman Brown, Miss Eleanor
Brown and Master Thomas Brown, Of
Rochester, are the guests of Mrs. A. T.
Hagen at her Ina Island villa.
Miss Helen Eggleston, of New York,
is spending August with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Eggleston, at
Idlewilde.
Mr.. w. Langdon Hayden, rear COM
modore of the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club, who is also the chairman of
the entertainment committee, has an
nounced August 16 as the date for the
annual costume ball, which will be the
first costume party given at the club
since the war. Mr.. Hayden will intro
duce a number of innovations with
spotlight effects, snow storms and fall
ing rose petals.
Captain Allan MacRossie, of New
York, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward N. Burns, at their cottage on
the Canadian side.
Mrs. Rymond Ellis, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, has arrived and is at the
Thousand Islands Country Club for
August.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
London Society Goes
Into Vacation Lands
King to Visit Duke and
Duchess of Devon.
sbira
Special Gable to The Tribune


LONDON, Aug. 5.-The regatta week
at Cowes has come to an end and Lon
don society is scattering to the coun-
try, the Highlands. France and Spain.
The King and Queen are returning to
buckingham Palace Monday, and the
following Friday they go to the coun-
guest of the Duke and Duchess of
Devonshire, the Queen to stay with
Sir George and Lady Holford in
Gloucestershire.
Lady Maitland and Miss Abby Morri-
son have gone to Thirlestane Castle
after a season of much entertaining at
the Maitlands' London house. Miss
Morrison intends to carry out wireless
experiments while in the Highlands,
and later will go to Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corriean have given
up the house they took from the Hon.
Mrs. George Keppel and have gone to
Eix-les- -Bains. Lady Curzon of Kedles-
ton now has joined Lord Curzon in
France.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn have ar
rived at Taplow Court, which they
rented for che remainder of the sum
mer from Lord Desborough. Lady
Sarah Wilson has gone to Deauville to
stay with Prince and Princess Chris
topher of Greece, the latter, the for
mer Mrs. Leeds, being a great friend
of Lady Sarah's.
The most interesting wedding of
the week was that of Mr.. Reginald
Jebb. a cousin of Sir Richard Jebb,
and Miss Eleanor Belloc. daughter of
the we'll known writer, Hilaire Bellor
Miss Belloc's mother was an American,
and several Americans were present at
the reception at Eaton Terrace
Many Americans were present at the
wedding of Miss Muriel Conkling and
Baron Mello van Reigersberg Versluys,
of the 1st Royal Dutch Hussars. The
brides mother crossed from the United
States to attend the cermonv.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

arranged sale of articles made by
her estate on August 10. Patronesses
for this worthy cause are Mrs. Van
derbilt Princess Miguel de Braganza,
Mrs. J. Stewart Barney, Mrs. 0. H. P.
Belmont, Mrs. Craig Biddle, Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander I'd, Mrs. Harold
Brown, Mrs. Marion Eppley, Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Henry
Barton Jacobs, Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
ton Rice, Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal, Mrs.
Thomas Ridgway, Mrs. John Thompson
Spencer, Mrs. William Watts Sher-
man, Mrs. w. Storrs Wells and Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman.
arrive during the week were Mr. Ed
ward j. Berwind, who has Joined his
sister, Miss Julia A. Berwind, at The
Elms, following a trip from abroad,
and Mr.. Forsythe Wickes, who re-
turned from Europe to join his family.
Mrs. De Lancey Kane is paying New
port her first visit this summer and
Miss Mabel Gerry has arrived to join
her father, Mr. Elbridge T. Gerry. at
Seaverge.
Mr., and Mrs. Alwyn Ball Sd are
visiting Mr.. Alwyn Ball Cd. Miss
Audrey Hoffman has arrived, as have
MI' jonathan Livingston and the
Misses Camelia and Sylvia Livingston,
at Pine Lodge.
Former Governor and Mrs. Charles
S. Whitman left here during the week
for San Francisco to attend meeting
Of the Bar Association there, and will
tour through the Canadian Rockies be-
fore returning to Newport on August
26. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Clarke and
Miss Florence Kip Clarke have re-
turned to Elberon, N. j., following q
trip to Newport while Miss Angelica
Gerry, who has been with her father,
Mr.. Elbridge T. Gerry, has gone to
Lake Delaware, N. Y
General Nelson A. Miles, who visited
General and Mrs. Wilbur Elliot Wilder
at Roslyn, has returned to Washington.
Mr.. Edward J. Berwind was elected
president of the Country Club at its
annual meeting, with Mr.. Oliver Gould
Jennings as president, Mr. Henry
y. Havemeyer as secretary and treas
urer, and with Comm modore Arthur Cur
tiss James, Mr. Robert Walton Goelet,
Mr.. Clarence W. Bolan, Mr.. T. Suffern
Taller and Mr.. Roderick Terry ir., as
directors for three years. The house
committee is composed of Mr.. T. Suf-
fern Taller, Mr.. Clarence W. Dolan
and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. On the
new greens committee are Mr.. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. Roderick Terry jr. and
Mr.. Cyril B. Judge.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

ton of Surf Angling Clubs, the Asbury
Park Fishing Club held it's annual
casting tournament to-day, awarding
prizes to winners in the eight events.
reception was given this evening
in celebration of the dedication of the
new clubhouse, which had taken place
in the afternoon.
One of the weeks attractions was
the Elks' carnival. The opening of the
fair, for which large tent has been
erected, was heralded by a parade of
Elks through the business section of
the town. The committee who have
executive supervision included in its
members Mr. Samuel Metzgar, DIR. D.
Kantro, Mr.. Charles M Baker. Mr..
Harry A. Borden, Mr.. George Sally, Mr..
Charles L. Young, Mr.. Charles Dulet.
Mr.. Fred Schoeler and Mr. Charles
Rugarber
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Aircraft at Mt. Kineo
Added to Attraction
Special Dispatch to The Tribun


MOUNT KINEO, Me-, Aug. 5.-Mr
Edwin Buikley and Ted jr. defeated
Mr.. w. Luckett and son in the father
and-son tournament this week.
DIR. and Mrs. II. H. Germaine are
here from Boston. They always spend
their summers at Kineo. The doctor
is just recovering from an accident
to his hand, received in an automobile
collision.
The arrival of the Kineo, the hydro
airpiane, from New York has added
another attraction for the guests.
Mrs. Charles Conklin and DR.. Edwin
Holmes were the victorious twosome
in the miniature golf tournament last
Saturday.
Last Wednesday night the masouer-
ade bali was held in the large ballroom
or the Mount Kineo House.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Guests at Maplewood Hotel

At the Maplewood hotel in Pitts
field are Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Isham, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson N. Oh
colt, Mrs. Emily Brinsmade. Miss
Grace Gilbert, of New York; Mrs. Ger
trude Van C. Du Bois, of PIainfield,
N. j.; Mrs. S. M. Beard, and Miss
Beard, of Orange. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Salmons at Saratoga

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Salmon, ef
New York, are occupying the FoYty
cottage in Circular Street, Saratoes.
which they have leased for the month
of August
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
4rapshooters TO Assemble
AT Balsams for Ten Davs

epec'di Dispatch to The Tribune
siM9e LILLE NOTCH, N. H., THE BAL
ssiso, Aug. 5.-There is now large
as of New York, Long Island, Bos-