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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-06
Spare Money Helps Christmas
ROOMS AND BOARD |

WEST END Unfurnlshed, , rooms, sleep
ing porch, sink in kitchen; lights,
phone and water furnished; garage inn
mediate possession. f19 EubRnk st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Fishing in Newfoundland
Drawing Many Americans

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw YORK lIyrAtn.
Log CABIN. SrRucE BROOK, Newfound-
lard Sept 2.--Mr. r.. r. Wilmington,
proprietor or this hostelry In the heart OF
the game district OF the Ancient Colony
on George Lake. has been entertaining
a great number OF American tourists.
Among those registering at the hotel
have been Robert Harwood Scarsdale.
~ Y: George w Field. Jr.. New York
John w. Dickinson, New York: Edward
+. Reinhart. Elmira. n. Y: G. $. Mar
shall, Brockton, Mass Edmond Wright.
Arlington, Mass. . Leon \. Storg, Worces-
ter Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. George Shpley.
Baltimore: Howard s. Roberts, Phila-
dcpha Harris B. Price. Ardrore. IA. I:
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Adams. Mr.. l..
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hosmer.
Richard Hosmer Boston; Alvin G.
spindler. NJ r. Sullivan Pittsburgh,
Pa /: Walter simmons, New York: Mrs
T. r. Fuies. birmingham. Aia.: Mr. and
Mrs. Sh,ttaclS. Mr.. Shuttack, Jr., and ].
B. Orr, Northboro, Mass.
Mr.. Dickenson struck tho biggest
salmon or tho season in the North Brook
pool. ffarf%s River. The hsh gave
splendid sport and many IN anxious mo-
mont for over an hour. 1t was finally
landed. skinned and will be mounted to
decorate the home Of the sportsman.
Mr.. Reinhart likes the dumo pool on
Harrys River for salmon. Last sen
son he captured 10D pounds there In
three days. Recently lie hooked 4
thirty FOUNDER His guide Saffcd u
successfully. but the weight OF the fish
straightened out the iron. The salmon,
however, had been played to finish
and the guide. going into the stream,
picked up saff and fish and threw both
to shore This salmon skin Ia one OF
Mr. Reinharts treasured possessions
At Little River. Codrov. there has
been an average of n dozen rods on
the stream since early N June and
every angler has made kill.
Among the visitors TO this stream
arc Drs. Willer and Ancass OF Phila-
dclphia, who motorcd through TO sgd
ney. left their cars there and spent a
month whipping tho Little River. O..
Horton Glover and family came through
from Florida In their car and recently
returned after q successful holiday at
Alton Farm. Newfoundland.
The Rev. DR.. Kettle, New York. has
been fishing on Little Cotroy and re-
Gently killed two fish Weighing fifteen
and twenty pounds each.
The Reid Railway Company, under
Mr.. Morgans nanasennent, Ia PLANNING
extensive improvements and BY next
year tourists may be assured OF more
comfortable travelling.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Outing Parties to Visit
Stamford, NY, This Week

Special Dfspdtrh 10 rHk Nrw YoNK RsnArb.
STAMFORD. N u. Sept. 2.---A visit to
the hotels and boarding houses in this
section OF the Catskills this evening fails
to show any signs OF the season draw
Ing to close. At Churchill Hall the
Saturday evening dance has taxed the
apscity OF the ballroom. and the Rex
mere. New Grant House Greycourt Inn,
Atchinson House. Kendall Flace and
other hotels are flied.
The most important events of the
week, the gymkhana. arranged by Miss
llene Mitchell and Ricardo f. Henrioue.
at the Stamford Opera House on Tues
day evening. attracted an audiance that
filed the theater to overflowing.
The Black and white Ball at
Churchill Han. was the leading social
event OF the season there. and brought
crowds from other sections of the
mountains.
That September will be busy here Is
Indicated by the number OF outing
parties that have arranged to visit Stam-
ford this month. Among them are the
New York Schuetsen Corps, who will
bring party OF 400 ON September Il
for four days, and the Brooklyn Cham
bcr OF Commerce members. who will
enjoy an automobile tour of the Cats
Kills on September ss that VIII include
an over night visit to Churchill Hall.
CAPT. and Mrs. Frederick Billiard of
Washington, d. c.. and Lawrence Chap
pell. Jr., Of New London, Conn. arc the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Brooke
at the summer home OF the latter In
Ciranthurst Park.
Mre n. s. Ritter. Mics Mary Ritter
and Mics Priscilla Ritter OF Bsyonne,
n. J.. are at the Upland.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Many New Workers Are
Out on Motor Trips

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YosE HERALD.
BErHLnHsn, n. H.. sept. 2.-Ihis na'
been big week at Bethlehem with tne
thirty hotels crowed to capacity ana the
cottage colony larger than ever. Tnere
have been many interesting golf matches
and tournaments throughout the noun
tain region this summer.
Sinclair House--Mr and Mrs. X. r
Bloodgood and Miss r.. NJ. E. A. Hirth
Mr.. and Mrs r.. !. Roberts, r. =. Atslla,
Sidney r. Loeb and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Brady. all OF New York city.
Central House-Mr. and Mrs. G. ]
Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Creighton. Mis-,
Arylene Creighton and l.. r. Hanck OF
New York city.
Maplehurst Hotel--Mr. and Mrs. w
u. Jones Irene H. Weeks. Lucy q. Nc
Cutcheon OF New York city.
Arlington House--C. J. Canning. n
!. Canning. y. #. Murphy ana A.
Duffy OF New York city.
Among the arrivals at Twin Mountain
House this week from New York city
are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tanncnbaun, Mrs
". r. Altmayer. Miss EInor r. wolfson
Henry Kraus and Miss Jean Rosonber
Mr.. and Mrs. s. wasserman and sor
Madeline stein. Luba Joffe. Mr.. and Mrs
George M. Sachs. Alfred 3. Klauber
Marie Elsenbrandt and Susan Brandcls
New York city guests at the Fabyans
this week include Mr. and Mrs 8. Baci
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward Singer. Mrs
wohl and child, A. George Lutz and
family. Mr.. and Mrs y. s. Altman. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Hertz. Mrs. JOSEPH
Her1og and Mrs. Irving Joseph.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Sports Ball on Monday
Draws Visitors to Rye

Special Dispatch 10 THE New Yosk HfsAtp.
RrE. n. r., Sept. 2.--The week end
promises to be one OF the most enjoy
able OF the summer here. with lunSheon
and dinner parties and mask cdyaufns
sports Ball to be held at the westcEDstsr-
Biltmore Country Club Tomorrow night
The members and their guests have
sion. Golf. tennis, polo and riding 10
the hounds are among the sports from
which to draw In the choice Of costumes
The sports committee OF the West
chester Biltmore has completed arrange
nnents for the firal half Of the seventy
two hole world golf classic between
Walter Hagen. British open champion.
and Gene Sarazen. American open
champion. They will play over the links
of the Biltmore on October I.
Among those a. the westchester- -Bilt-
more during the week we're Mr.. r. r.
Snithers, MFR. Percy Rockefeller Mrs.
Harriette p. Ashton, Mr.. Robert Frank
lin Adams. Miss Helen G. Adame. Mr..
Henry Lloyd Aspinwnil. Mr. Edward c.
Bsiiy, Mr. William Billinaton. Mr. w.
s. Blizzard. Mr.. Charles r. Burchell. Mr..
j. w Campbell. Mr.. Walter Sykes. Mr..
Harry c. Caricy. Mr.. Paul Carter. Mr..
Edwin 7. Case Mrs Rufus r. Cowing,
Mrs. John J. Corning. Mr.. Eustaee Con-
way Mr.. J. Clarence Davies. Mr..
Eustace n. Cordova. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Flynn. Mr.. Ellhn r. Frost, Mr.
Frederic y. Gilbert. MIR. ]. G. F1etch-
er. Mr. Robert A. Hamilton. Mr..
William II. ITarrlEor. Mr. David Huyler,
Miss Maude James, Mrs. Gertrude r..
Keller. Mrs. Florence Lanthier. Mrs.
George Lauder. Jr.: Mr.. II. u. Nsllin-
son. Mr. Maxwell Names. Mr. Charles
A. Moore. Jr Mr.. Fred $. Smith. Com
mosore r. A. G. Smith. Mrs. Josephine
Tf. ToerCe and Mr.. Frederic +. yeaeer.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Berry.
Mise Betty Berry Mr. and Mrs. Tyler
Redfeld, Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. n. whittelsey. Dir. and
Mr-. Roger ". Baldwin. AIR. and Mrs.
Everett Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lure.
ford Ysndeil, Dr. and Mrs. John !.
Knowiton. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. william v. C. Ruxton. Mr..
end Mira. Louis ". Mertz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick r. Bontecou. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh J. Chisholm. Mr.. and Mira. Coulter
r. Huyler. Mr.. and Mrs. James McCisn-
ahan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph n. Couburr
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kimberly.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Soldiers Get Some Aid
From Mountain View

Special Dispatch 10 THr Nfw yosk lre,Ln.
wHIrErIEID, y. IT,, Sept. 2. - The
Mountain View colony at whitefeld
raised several hundred dollars las,
Thursday at the field day for tho benefit
OF disabled soldiers. Mrs. John G. STAN
ton OF Montreal entertained several
guests from Crawford and Breton
Woods.
Mrs. John c. stanton and Mrs. Loon
ard were hostesses az the pivot auction
bridge at tho Mountain View House on
Thursday svenlns at which thirty tables
we're filled. Miss Marian Leonard OF
Boston entertained at bridge and tea
for twenty members or the younger set
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Wheeler OF New York mo.
tored here on Monday from Sugar rim
for luncheon with Mrs. and Miss Berck-
mans Of Aususts, GA. and George II.
Sweet OF Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Belts and Miss
dolph of East Orange spent the day here
en- route 10 the Balsams at DixvilIe
Eotch.
Mr. and Mrs. 9. II. Cummings have
arrived from Brooklyn to spend a month
at the Mountain View. where Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lawrence Phillips will be Joined
shortly by Giles Phiilips
Mrs. Arthur Hall Smith entertained
at bridge and tea for guests from the
Mount Washington at Breton Woods
on Tuesday.
Edward Mckinney Of Pittsburgh won
the Hae and the ringer golf tourna-
ments ~ the Mountain View this week
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Carpenter and Mrs. E. F. Taylor Of
Watertown.
Mr.. Walter Geer. Jr., OF New York has
joined Mrs. Geer at Whiteface Inn.
Others from New York recently arrived
at whiteface Inn include Mr.. r. s. Rus
sell. Mrs Harriet s. Grimm and her
son. Louis W. Grimm; MYs. M. II. SCOTT
Mr. and Mrs F. w. Sharp, the Rev. John
A. Wade, Miss May GruEAA Mr.. ana
Mrs w. +. Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Hodseman and r. II. Hodgeman, Jr.
This has been carnival week At ths
Grand View and there has been much
activity. Tennis matches have been pla yed
each morning and Thursday Afternoon
was given over to aquatic events. Thurs
day was given over TO burlesune with
burlesque races and games. a bur!esdue
polo match and horse show and bur-
lesque baseball game. This mornings golf
event was an approaching contest, with
irons, and to-day and sunday are bridge
tournaments. Last night and tonight
are the annual dance competitionA ih-
clading the luck favor conts1t. the waits
and fox trot contests.
Among those from New York remain
Ing late In September at the Grand View
are DR.. and Mrs J. M. Chassis and their
daughters. the Misses Lillian and Sara.
Miss Antoinette Berman, Miss F1cY-
ence Hirsch. the Rev. DR.. Joseph Sill
verman and his daughter, MisA Aimee
Sllverman Mr.. and Mrs. Everett b.
Heynian, his sister, Mrs. Herbert May.
and the lattsr's daughter. Miss Dorothy
May
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Golf Matches This Month
On DixvilIe Notch Links

Special Dispatch to THE NEw yoRK HERALD.
DIxvrLLE NOTCH, n. H.. Sept 2.--The
old time supposition that with the pass
ing Of Labor Day all vacation activities
we're at an end IL with each succeeding
YEAR proving a greater fallacy. Es-
pecially is il so In the White Mountains,
where early fall recreations have their
inception Immediately following what
was originally supposed to be the closing
date for warm weather activities.
The Dixville Notch colony has been
increased by many new players over the
Balsams course. Golf will be at its
height In September and many who
spend the winter golfng at Pinehurst
are here. Among them are P. B.
O 'Brien. f. D. Hayes and Fred Wardell.
members OF the Detroit Golf Club, who
will compete in the September golf
events.
Dr. Sinclair Tousey of Brooklyn Is
another enthusiastic golfer at the Bal
sans and with Mrs. Tousey and his
mother. Mrs. John Tousey of Brooklyn
motor UP daily from the Mountain View
House at whitefieid for golf and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wardell of Detroit
have offered purse to be played for at
tile annual caddies' match the last OF
September. The cadides' minstrel show
vas held during the week.
The gayeties OF the last week have In
cIuded a bridge tournament, several ten
mis- tournaments, a character dance and
children's tennis tournament. Paul
I.annin and Henry y. Clarke Of Garden
City won the mems doubles tennis
tournament and Miss Edwina Cruik-
shank of Garden City and Mr.. c. c..
14eefe Of Ridgewood, n. j., carried off
the twin cups presented by Mrs w. ;.
IL hA Vy1fw
doubles.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Porter OF Great
Neck. l.. r., have arrived al the Balsams
for several weeks. F. w. Harlow and
r. A. Gibson OF Garden City are here
until late September.
Mrs. whitney Conant OF Garden City
Is here with Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman c.
Doe OF Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Russell and Mrs.
J. c. Stuart have rejolned her grandson
Henry Il. Clarke.
Mr.. Thomas o'Reilly and his daugh-
ter. Miss Adelaide O'Peilly. OF Brooklyn,
will be Joined this week by Mr.. OReillys
sons, who are In camp in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newton Gum and
Charles P. Norcross OF New York are
spending some time here.
other arrivals at the Balsams include
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin ". Edwards or Free
port, l.. r.: Miss Jane Narrower Of Am
sterdsnn, N. "; Miss Hlda l.. Larrabee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Sinderen
~ New York: Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Mont
gomery of Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs
George Trusdell Of Newark and Edwin
A. Landell. Ir., OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart and
their family OF Paterson. n. j., spent
several days at the Balsams en- route
by motor to Boston and New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
White Mountain Resorts Show
Huge Rush of Autumn Guests
Campaign for Winter Sports Begins With Every
Promise of Rush to Hotels Golf a Feature at
Breton Woods.

EDecsnI Dispatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
N BRITToN WOODS, n. H., Sept. 2.
TIME White Mountain resorts
have had a great run of guests
= over the week end and for Labor
Day. Bethlehem's annual invitation
autumn golf tournament concludes
the principal tournaments this week
The campaign for winter sports has
started and the hotels opening for them
during the holiday and winter sports
season are already reporting heavy ad-
vance bookings.
This has been the most active week
OF the season at Breton Woods. One
of the weeks features was an invita-
tion two ball mixed foursome on Tues
day for prizes presented by DR.. Il. s.
Robinson of New York to colonists. AL
bert b. .Ashforth. Jr.. of New York won
the silver vase and Miss Kntharne
Clark the silver cream jug and sugar
bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Bedeil II. Harmed
OF New York gave two etchings. a Gig
arctic tray and a glass and silver sand
wich tray as prizes for q similar event
played on Thursday.
Sixty guests were bidden to a real
Maine clambake prepared by an expert
summoned from Portland for the occa-
sion this week at the Breton picnic
grounds. The menu included CLAIMS
Holsters and chickens. Mr.. and Mrs.
John y. Conyngham OF Wilkes Barre,
Pa. gave the picnic.
DIR. +. r. Campbell entertained In the
Cave Grin on Monday evening for thirty
of the Mount Washington colony. John
Hennessy of the Maplewood Club had a
similar supper for the dancing in the
Forest Room for thirty guests motoring
over from the Maplewood.
NJ. w. Gano of Philadelphia enter
Nained there Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert w. Day entertained at din
ner
Mrs. Howard Evans OF Pittsburgh en-
tArtained members OF the Pittsburgh and
New York colony at the Mount Wash
ington at supper in the Cave GrilN Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Thorne Kissel and
Miss Abby Thorne kissel motored to the
Mount Washington Hotel this week to
spend few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. jerks of New
York. who have spent the early season at
Chocorua with Mrs. Jenks's father. John
Sumner Runnels. will spend September
at the Mount Washington Hotel at Bret
ton Woods. Mr.. Runnells gave over
Willowgate at Chocorua for a unique
event for the benefit of the Memorial
Hospital at North Conway.
The Crawford House colony has had
the most active week of the season, with
many informal sports events. Mrs.
Charles E. Gilbert of Hartford enter
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
RESORTS STILL HOLD CROWDS FROM THE CITIES
Thousand Islands Will
Celebrate With Parades
Motor Boat Races to Be Outstanding Feature of the
Big Holiday-Many Yacht Club
Luncheons Given

Haven. Conn: Mics Margaret McMillin
OF New York. George Todd, Jr., Madison
Pierce and Edward Steele OF Rochester.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Curtis and Mrs.
NJ. E. Curtis Of Cleveland are the guests
OF Mrs. J. Milton Curtis at Gypsy Island.
J. M. Curlee and Z. L. Slocum of St.
Louis are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l. Johnston At their Thousand Islands
villa.
Joseph De Lone Of Pittsburgh is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John Miles Glib
bons.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. p Knable OF Pitts
burgh, who were the guests of Comnno-
dore and Mrs. James Fl. Hammond at
the Ledses. have returned TO their home.
T. p. Mandeli, Quincy A. Shaw Cd, ].
III. Whitney. and Capt. p. p. Rogers,
who compose the Myopia Sea Gtslls polo
team A. r. Ogifvie. q L. Ogilvie. Major
II. b. MacDougaIl and Gen. J. II. Mac
Brien, members of the Montreal first
polo team Mr.. and Mrs Allan Case OF
Toronto. r. Ambrose Clark, Basil Grant
and A. G. Bostwick. who we're the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs a. Graham Miles over
the polo tournament, have departed for
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Sullivan OF
Buffalo cruised down to this resort on
their yacht Flick Wednesday and are
anchored at the Crossr1on dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Lyman smihti Of
Syracuse have returned from q cruise
on their yacht Fortuna.
William VI. Downey and his guests.
including Morse Burtis, Jr., Of New
York. Ross McMaster. Il. Thornley, Hart.
III. W. Pillow, A. K Starke, J. c. Steven
son. J. p. Craig and G. A. Hodgson. who
were on a cruise on Mr. Downey's yacht
on Lake Ontario. have returned.
Nelson O'Shaugl1nessy, former Charge
daffaires for the American Government
In Mexico. who has becn the guest OF
Nicholas F. Brady at the Barracks Club
At Cape Vincent. was at this resort over
the week end.
New Workers. At the Thousand Island
House include william MeIIpeh, AIR. and
Mrs A. J. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. William
w Henry. Thomas r. Robinson. Miss
Louise shipman Miss r. Shipnan. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Frank Johns c. Hartman
Miss Florence Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank p. winstead. Miss Ruth Gray.
Miss Anna Gray and Jeremiah Mullen.
New Terkers at the Crossnfon include
Mrs. r. II. Savage. Mrs. s. q. Way, Miss
Betty Way. p. r. Clark. Nf. and Mrs.
r. o. sisson, Miss Rosaniond Hopkins
Fox, p. r. Nelson. Miss =. NJ Walsh y.
p. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs William T.
Rae, Mr.. w. NJ Fowler, r. J. Thompson
and Mrs f. A. Fowler.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Neighbors Entertained at
Gould Farm in Kingston

Special Dispatch TO THE New yonK HuAtp.
KINGSTON. n. Y, Sept. 2.-Socia
gayety throughout the Catskill and
Shawangunk Mountain region during
the week has more nearly resembled
that of midsummer in previous years
and plans for the coming week in every
resort are more than ordinarily elab-
crate. At Lake Mohonk it is planned
TO keep the hotel open until October
81. owing to the large number OF reser-
vations being made.
Sports still prove popular at Lake
Mohonk. and during the last week the
ladies' singles In tennis was won by
Mrs. II. g. Taylor while II. r. Plum
mer won the Hamilton Watch golf
tournament. The putting contest was
won by Miss Lillian Gest and +. ID.
Miller and the weekly bowling tourna-
ment by Mrs. Agnes Hart and r. a.
Rowley, Jr.
For the entertainment or vacationists
over the Labor Day holiday and dur
ing the month OF September the vari-
ons resorts have planned many special
attractions Dances, hops. masque-
rades. straw rides and other diversions
will be enjoyed. There are also ex-
celient facilities for bathing. boating
and fishing throughout the mountains
The house party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingdom Gould at the bungalow
on their farm at Dry Brook was de-
cidedly the great social event or the
season in that vicinity. The party was
given for the residents OF that section
and every family in Dry Brook and
vicinity were represented at the func-
ton The evening was spent IN dane
ing. after whch'a buffet luncheon was
served A lace handkerchief was
awarded Miss Olive Hart as the prize
for the best dancer. while Cecil Folly
was awarded the gentIeman's prize. n
pearl handled jackknife. BOBBY prizes
were won nv Robert Fhirbairn and
Mrs Ethel Mead.
The annual meeting OF the New York
state Historical Society viii he held
ut Lake Mohonk commencing Scptem-
ber % with dinner IN the evening
and ending with n luncheon on the 2sth.
Tho literary program will prove OF
great historical interest.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Poland Spring Gives
New Athletic Thrill

Special Dispatch to THE New YoaK HERALD
POLAND SPRINGS, Me-, Sept. Am OBJ
stacle putting tournament. at once n
social event and test OF athletic skill.
has been one OF the principal features
OF the week. The prizes were won by
Miss Mary Kicker of Poland Springs.
who made the course in lot; Mrs Alan
Passmore, Philadelphia, LOG /: n. A. Dex-
ter. Springfield Mass. 90. and ~ r.
Dryfoos. Cleveland, ss. There were
fifty entrants. and a comparison OF
scores shows that the women were far
outplayed by the men.
Mrs. A. ID. Little OF Brookline, Mass,
entertained at bridge in the Mansion
House in honor of Mrs. Roger Birnie OF
New York. Those at the tables were
Mrs. John J Hicks, Mrs. A. b. Kicker.
Mrs. George Bird, Mrs. Hugh Miller,
Mrs. Isaac Chick. Mrs. Theodore II. Ben
edict. Mrs. Thomas Richardson, Mrs
Porter, Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs Holbrook and
Mrs. Chauncey. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Kicker. Mrs. Chick. Mrs. Porter
and Mrs. Miller.
The sixty disabled service men at OK
ford Sanatorium. ten miles from Poland
Spring. were visited this week BY guests
from the Poland Spring House and Man
sion House-Mrs, George w. Roberta
Miss Alice kayser. Mrs Cutler II.
Downer, Miss Frances .Downer. Mrs n.
w. Belknap. Mrs. Carl Weischell Mrs
II. b. Crleder and Mrs Charles Knox.
Among the arrivals at the Poland
Spring House and the Mansion House
this week were Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Will
Jams Of Boston. who are visiting Mrs.
Williams's mother. Mrs. Otto Sharpe
Mrs. J, A. Pollak. Cincinnati; Major and
Mrs. George c. Seeley. Essex. Conn.
Mrs. r. Dewitt Talmage and Mrs Ell
kins, washington, ID. c.. Mrs. Henry
w. Kalt and william Mackenzie Kalt,
New York Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Won Olker
and Miss Dorothy Won olker. Brookline,
Mass