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ELlZAbETHTOWN, Y. Y, July t.
This seasons production BY the mem
bers of the Elizabethtown summer col
ony under the leadership of M. Ed
ward 2. Flammer, of New York. who
recently arrived at Singing Waters.
his camp here, will be Her Own
Money a delightful little comedy bv
NJ. Mark Swan. The date of the pres
entotion Of the play has not been an
nornced, but it will be given in the
village opera house and is expected to
make as much of q hit as the plays Of
previous seasons. Uncle Ben" Stet-
son, proprietor Of Deer's Head Inn, is
cast for one CT the principal parts, and
others In the summer colony will also
have leading roles. 1t is probable that
Mr. Otto Kruger. who came on Monday
as the guest Of Nh. F!annel, will con
sent to appear in one of the charac-
tiers. Mr.. Harry O. Stubs and his
camp guest, Mr.. Fred Perry, are others
who will probably take part. Re-
hearsals are to begin about the middle
Of the month
Early in the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Flammer gave very delightful dinner
IN honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs and
Mr.. Perry at Singing Waters. and a
succession of similar events will follow
through the season.
Mrs. r. 6. Worthington, who has
been the camp guest OF Nj and Mrs
Hammer for fortnight, has been
joined by Mr.. Worthington.
Among the recent camp arrivals are
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carleton, of
New York, who have opened their camp
IN the Balsanls colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Sprague Terry.
OF Montclair, have opened their camp
II the Balsams colony.
Mrs. Richard Hand and her DAUGHTER.
Mrs: Eugene Alexander. arrived this
week and opened the Hand villa for
the season.
Mr.; and Mrs. A. ]; Wadhams, of
their cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erman J. Rideway of
New York, who will again spend the
season here, are expected soon to oc-
cupy one of the cottages on the estate
of Mr.. Frank A. Munsey
Mr.. David S. Ludlum, of Roscmont.
Pa, motored up early in the week, &C
! companled by his sons, Mr.. David S.
Ludlum jr., and Mr.. Stuart D. Ludjum
and their friend, Mr.. Lawrence Barr Of
Cynwood. The party will be Joined
soon at the Ludlun camp by Mrs. Lud-
lun1.
Among hotel arrivals are Dr. and
Mrs. James Potter and family of New
York, who are at the Windsor, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Scott Stewart, Mrs. J. E. Car
penter and Mr.. Charles Herr are
among those from New York who will
arrive at the Windsor early this month
fer several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jarrett, of
New York, will return early to Deer's
Some Of the New York arrivals at
The hotels include: AT the Windsor
Dr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Pennoyer, Mr.. Whit
field Brooke, Mr.. W. S. Schoule, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson Douglas, Mrs. Frank S.
Jones, Mrs. A. l.. Clement, Miss G. A.
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Murray, Mrs.
NJ. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Mil
Ter. Miss Frances Miller, Miss Frances
NJ. Ready, Mr.. H. w. Guernsey, Miss
Ruth Guernsey.
At Deer's Head INN Mr. and Mrs. j.
B. Dodd, Mr.. j. D. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mercer, MIR. and Mrs. Stanley
Manners, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Crawford
Mr.. P. L. McDermott, Miss K B. Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H. Miller. Mr.. NJ
H. Owens, Mr.. F. E. Gibson, Mr.. Maui
rice b. HOPKINS and Mrs. w. d. Loucks