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New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Belrnar Visitors Attend
Church Benefit Concert
Governor Edwards and Other
Officials Hear Program Given
to Aid St. Roses
Special Dispatch 10 The Tytb,,r,

BELMAR, N. j., Aug. 5.--Governor
Edwards and other state and local of
flclals, as we'll as members of the sum >
mer colony here, attended the concert
given at the Hotel Colembia for the
benetit of st. Roses Church.
An elaborate program was present
ed by well known singers and instru-
mentalists, among them being Miss
Gertrude Mahoney, Miss Agnes r. He
hermann, Mr.. Paul Sechrist, Miss Mary
Cahill Weed, Mr.. Donald Voorhees, and
Nine. Helene Bartenwerffer- MEG rath
wife of DR.. John j. McGrath, of New
York, who arranged the concert. In
Governor Edwards's party were Colonel
and Mrs. Salter, Major Barlow, Mrs.
Alfred Fl. Brown, the Governors sis
ter-in-law, and Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell.
president of the Mozart Society.
Among the patrons and patronesses
were Mayor William B. Bamford, of
Belmar; Mrs. G. l. Bertrand, Mrs.
James Ellington, Mrs. G. N. Emise,
Mrs. BENJAMIN f. Farrier, Mrs. Louis
Fischer, Miss Ruth Fischer, Mrs. John
j. Hanson, DR.. j. w. Hassler,8 Mrs.
E. F. Hensler, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Her
herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hetz-
Ter, Mrs. Elisabeth Heule, Mrs. w. f.,
Irving. Miss Elsa Kastner, Mr.. Ricardo
F. kohly. Mrs. Henry Minter Leslie,
the Rev. Father William ], Mcconnell
and Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Maplewood Club Is Host
To White Mountain Golfers

The first meeting OF the White
Mountains United Hotel Coli League
was held at the Maplewo0d Cluo eut-
ing the week to promote team matchss
between the leading White MOUNTAINS
golf clubs and to organize teams afnons
club members. MaplewoOd's team W.,
play that of the Bethlehem Goif az
Tennis Club here this week, and osssi
matches have been arranged oes~se,a.
Waumbek and Mountain View, Stisss
Hill House and Profile. Owing TO tas
desire of most members OF the breWuh
Woods Golf Club TO avoid tournamsasss -
and team matches in favor OF Iaasea
play, this club decided not to join. 2
permanent club trophy Will tase .aJ 81
form of large silver cup, upon Wn:sA
names of winning teams will be in'
scribed. !.
The putting tee on the clock go'l
green in Maplewood Gardens was -
event of the week on Friday. VIZ.
prizes were taken by Miss II. f. Beg
ham, of Brookline, and c. w. aeyer' e
New York. Maplewood's base-bah team
has played two winning games auf''s
the week. ~.
Mr.. William w. Lawton and fanny
have arrived here from Havana for 'bo
season.
New York arrivals here this week " u.
elude Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. Horton, M, -
and Mrs. Hoyt Moore and Miss Dolvass
Moore, Mr.. and MAs. Henry HoyRs, W. w
lucille Hoyns and Miss Berrlal,, ~. ~,
and Mrs. Wilson Marks and Mss heasss
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. t. Dalop sps y
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Jewett, sii o1 Nss
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Profile House Burro Takes
Governor Tn Mountain

Governor Claiming H. Cox OF Mas
sachusetts, with Mrs Cox and Others,
made trip 20 Lonesome Lake in the.
Franconia Mountains this week on
burro back. having a trout dinner
served to them III the log cabin which
was once the private trout preserve
and camp Of the late Mr.. William F.
Bridge and Dr.. W. c. Prime, Of New
York.
Mrs. Irwin II. Cornell. of New YORK,
is entertaining Miss Mary Wells, Of
Manhattan, at her cottage here
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Jaffrey, of New
York, have been among late arrivals
has arrived from New York 10 visit
Mrs. Haskins at her cottage. Mr. and
Mrs. William Howard Goode. of Brock
lyn, have taken cottage 8 for the sea-
son and Berne H. Evans has arrived
from Harrisburg, Pa, to join MS
family at their cottage.
Mrs. Algernon Sidney Jarvis enter
tanned on Wednesday for Dr.. Edward
Wilson, founder OF the first boys
camp in the State of New Hampshire.
who motored here from mis- summer
home at Waterville.
Nh and Mrs Edward Il. DENLY, Of
New York, were entertained here tfls
week by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goode..
New York arrivals at the Profile t1is
week include Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
". Janeway, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W DON.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. D. Radcliffe, Nr. ana
/ Mrs. L. H. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Williams, Mrs. Daniel s. Riker anu ai'
and Mrs. S. d. Harnden.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

rington, E. W. McKenna, T. B. Harri-
son, Charles N. Fowler, George T.
Smith John G. Pogue, Thornton Lewis,
E. Van Hagen, Milton Elliott, Miss
Mary Maxwell and others.
Mrs. Thomas RutherfordaNpf Rich
mond, gave luncheon, reetion and
bridge for twenty-four frieifWs at her
cottage in Florida Row, those invited
including Mines. William Warren,
Randall Dugue, +. B. Hayne, B. T.
Mebane, Andrew NJ. Reid, Donald Walk,
Garrett B. Wall, A. P Witty, w. J..
James, Thomas Manning, T. T. Gaunt,
w. K. Edrington, r. C. Hearne, G.. B.
Mourraille, De Courcy Thom, j. B.
Weir, James T. Dennis, Charles Z.
Worthman, r. N. Warmack, John De
Ford and A. e. Zimmerman, and the
Misses Adele Batre and Mary Maxwell
and Miss Laidley.
Miss Robert Lewis, of ST. Louis,
entertained at a bridge and tea at The
Casino, and others entertaining at re-
cent .luncheons and teas nave been
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, Mrs. NJ. w. AL
len, Mrs. w. S. Parish, Mrs. Randall
Duguo, Mrs. b.. Frank Mebane, Mrs.
Stuart Hanna and others.
Recent arrivals at The Greenbrier
include Mr.. 7. Frank Manville, Mr..
Thomas F. Farrell, Mr.. e. s. Pillsbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Benedict, Miss
Stella Benedict, Mrs. William Sinclair,
Dr.. George A. Taylor, Mrs. Leslie Alb
bott and Mrs. Stuart Hanna and family.
Of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Dixviiie Notch Is Sought
By Many Motoring Parties

The Balssms as the midway point
between the Rangeley Lakes and
White Mountains attracts a large
number of motorists, and as the apex
of the famous Ideal Tour is also
the objective point for many who
start this scenic highway at New York
and follow it through the Berkshires
to the White Hills.
Canoeing on Lake Gloriette and fish
ing for breakfast trout are enjoyed
by many and the tennis courts are
busy with practice for the coming
tournaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, P. Russell. Mrs. j.
J. Lannin and party, Dr.. and Mrs.
Eugene r, Kraus and party, of New
York, and many others motored to
Polly's Place at Colebrook this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. X. Cree, Of the
Mountain View House, who spent the
week end here, stopping there fer
luncheon on Monday.
New York motsred here from the
Crawford House this week to spend the
day, and from Whitefeld came Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre L. Smith, Mrs John
S. Appleby and party, also MIR. and
Mrs. w. L. Juhring and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Colket and
MRS. E. @. Shakespeare, of Phiiadel-
phla,s arrived here, and Mr.. Carr Null
queen. of New York, Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Mulqueen. Mrs W. H.
de Gumeens and Miss Dorothy de
Gnmoens arrived for the season from
Garden City, and others here are MIR.
and Mrs. r.. A. Coffin, Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Riegel and the Misses Riegel.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Elizabethtown Girls End
Threatened Golf Strike
Special Utspotch to The TrI6Wno
LIZ A ID ISrf,1Itr q NINr NJ " Az. :

Special DispotcIs to The Tribune
ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y, Aug. g.
When they realized that girl strike
breakers would be employed strike
among the caddies on the course Of the
Cobble Hill Golf Club, which for time
threatened to interfere with the prog
ress Of the big August tournament,
work.
About seventy-hve members of the
cottage and camp colony were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F..
Flammer, of New York when they gave
a private showing there OF the Eliza
bethtown film, "a Summer Cinderella y
which was made here last summer
under the direction of Mr.. Flammer,
the scenario being written by Mrs.
Flammer.
Colonel John Temple Graves and
family, of New York, who recently re-
turned for another season here, are
occupying the Lilacs, one of the cot.
tages at Meadowm ountsIthe estate of
Mr.. John e. Milholland,sof New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. BaFtop, of New
for the balance of the season. They
have recently been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Wadhams, Of New
York, at the Wadhams cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Stubbs. of
New York and Valley Stream, L. l., who
this week returned to the city, gave a
farewell supper for number OF
friends. Mrs Stubs is in the cast of
"The Cat and the Canary
M P. n Rushmore, crack Garden
City player. also is returning to the
Inn for the tournament. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Rushmore.
Mr., Ralph Thorn, Mr.. f. w! Kent and
Mr. Jesse Richards, all Of New York,
are golf players Of previous seasons MS
who are coming to Deers Head Inn for
the period of the tournament.
Among those from New York recently
arrived at Deers Head Inn are Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F.. Williams, Mr.. II. Richter,
MI. and Mrs. William G. Reynolds, Mrs.
W. w. Liebert, Miss E. u. Liebert, DR..
and Mrs. William G. Finch, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W., Gilland, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Cobb, Mr.. L. G. Moore, Nj. G. Moore,
Mrs. Frank Carpenter, Mrs. Charles
Mitchell, Miss Frances Dey Carpenter,
Mr.. P j. Tummins, Mr.. A. j. Tummins
Mr.. James Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gardner, MI. and Mrs. A.
Fisher.
Among those from New York re-
Gently arrived at the Windsor for the
season are Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel NicoIl
and the Rev. Dir. John K. Mackey. Other
recent New York arrivals at the Wind
sor include Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Livingston and child, Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.
Geddes, Miss Gertrude j. Sullivan, Nh.
Edward Morgan, Miss E. S. Walker,
Miss Douglas, Mr. r. II. Hall, Mr.. Will
liam Murray, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Landau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Whittemore,
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Hennessy and
children. Miss Helen c. Loughan.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Jefferson Folk Join
In Ringer Golf Match

The Waumbek cottage and hotel COL
ony is one Of the most active in tie
White Mountains. The Waumbek Golf
Club has joined in the new White
Mountain United Hotels Golf League.
and the initial match, team match
between Waumbek and the Mountain
View House, at Whitefield, was played
this week at jefferson. The Waumbeh
has good material for golf team. in
Guiding such seasoned players as Mr..
Is. Sterling Bottome, Mr. Walter II.
Lippincott, Mr.. John Biggs and others
who have been in the championship
class here
A ringer golf tournament held here
this week continued through to Satur-
day, and the first place was taken by
Mr.. w. +. Purcell. of New York, whose
card was 90. The Waumbek colony
gathered on the west lawn for putting
match on Saturday, at which Miss Alice
d'Olier, of Burlington, N. j., was host
ess, and the prizes went TO Miss Mar
garet Willing, of Chicago, and~Mr. Ste
pnenSDouglas Boyer, of New York Tea
and music on the porch followed.
Among New York golfers registered
at the Waumbek Golf Club this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Russell, Mr..
aHQ MIS-. Gs !. Smltn, WI. IL. VI. cole
man, Nr. w. Il. Caldwell, MIR. w. F.
Purcell and Mr.. Stephen D. Boyer
Mr. William d'0iier has been joined
at the Waumbek by his son, Mr. Frank
lin d'Olier, former commander in chief
Of the American Legion, who, with his
family, came from Philadelphia to
spend August.
Mr.. John Rowland has arrived from
Syosset, l.. l., to be with friends and
Mr.. Henry Haines, from Lenox, on his
return from 8 trip through Canadian
resorts.
Miss Aida L. Conover, OF Bayonne
n. j.; Mr.. J. Wray Cleveland, OF New
Y ork; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Russell, OF
New York; Mr.. j ohm A. Linder and his
father, Mr.. A. E. Linder, OF Montclsir
N. j., are former guests returned fo1
the season.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Committee at White Sulphur
Organized to Promote Sports

Randolph Stauffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali Dugue, Mrs. Edward Morris, Mr.
and Mrs Thornton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Edrington, Miss Florence Ed
rington, Miss Olive Edrington, Dr. and
Mrs. S. B. Pierce, Mrs. j. H. Douglas.
Miss Elizabeth Douglas, Mrs. George
Van, Hagen, Miss Elizabeth Van Hagen
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Warmack and the
Misses Martha Wall, Annie L. War
mack, Alice and Swan Deford, Virginia
Donnan, Julia Williams, Page Swan
Buelah Deford, Mary and Katherine
Scott. Elizabeth Grayson, Douglas Gay
Paine, Mrs. j. J. Wyle and Messrs. j. j.
Wyle ir, William Scott, Dwight r.
Meigs, II. S. Priest I'd, Morgan B.
Ayers, L. T. Ellington. NJ. C.. Jones,
James S. Patterson jr., H. H. Crockett
L. P. Shatfer, Charles W. Luke, Fred
Scott, Captain Norland Sutherland,
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs. w. S.
Parish and Mrs. Edward w. McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Smith Of
Jersey City, gave large party at the
Casino last night for their daughter
Mrs. f. l.. Bruce, and her husband,
Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Bruce, whose mar
rage occurred last winter, was Miss
Natalie Smith.
Mr.: and Mrs. Elmore D. Hotchkiss
of New York and Richmond, have
changed the date Of the party they
are to give at Kates Mountain Club
from August 18 to the following day
Mr.. Dwight Meigs, of Pottstown,
Pa, was the winner of the, annual
summer golf championship on the
Greenbrier course few days ago. Mr..
Meigs, who beat Mr.. Lawrence Nc
CorInick, Of Memphis, and 3, also
won the summer championship here
last year. After the tournament Mr.
and Mrs. Mccormick went to Charles
ton to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Palmer.
Mrs. Thomas I. Gaunt of New York
gave a tea and bridge at the Casino
this week, her guests, who were seated
at flower decorated tables on the YER
anda, including Mines. De Courcy
Thorn, Thomas Rutherford, Frank
Lathrop, Garrett B. Wall, James b.
Weir, Frank Mobane, Thomas 3. Scott,
L. j. Ehret, Charles Donohue, James
Branch. Thomas Chatard, W. r. Ed
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Breton Woods Entertaius
Vacationists From Shore

With the advent of August there ar
rived at the Mount Washington and
Mount Pleasant Hotels at Breton
Woods a small army of New York and
Long Island society people, most of
whom have spent July at the seashore
Among arrivals at the Mount Wash
ington this week were MIR. and Mrs.
Henry d. lKingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Christy Bell, Of Yonkers; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shiyerick and family,
Of Rye; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J..
Matchette, Mr., William f. Creighton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell H. Harmed, who
motored from New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Jere +. Wickwire, who joined Mr.. and
Mrs. |. II, Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Jones, DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Gardner, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Law and Mrs. II. n.
Gibson, Mr.. Elan Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Moore, Of Oyster Bay, Mrs.
II. A. McAleenan, Mrs. Joseph Creamer,
the Misses Creamer, the Misses Cream
er Miss Ella McAleenan and Miss Win
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Vogel, DIR.
Carlos F. Macdonald, Colonel and Mrs.
". II. Carpenter, Mr.. George H. Storey,
Mr.. Frederick 8. Smith, Mrs. jeremiah
Robinson Beard and Miss Beard, with
Miss Jesse Benedict and Mrs. C. EN-
mons, who will be joined by Mr. Lemuel
Benedict, who motored to the noun
tains this week.
DR.. Carlos Macdonald, who celebrated
his seventy fifth birthday at Breton
Woods twos years ago by playing rs
holes OF golf, is still active on the links
and feels equal to II strokes this
month. Many golfers arriving are get
ting in good practice in anticipation of
the annual sourname ent, to be held here
August IL.
Mr.. and Hrs. Joseph J. O'Donohue, of
New York, are spending August at the
Mount Pleasant House, where other
arrivals are Mr.. I'll. R. Burrows and Mr..
Harold N. Ceny, Mrs. Giles Whiting
and party, Of Scarborough; Mr. Andrew
Schuett jr., Mrs. Sarah A. Brady and
Miss Kathleen Brady, New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Park, Lakewood,
n. j.; Mrs. C. E. Stafford and Miss
Stafford, OF Kingston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bascom Johnson, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Adirondack Aviators
Pause at Lake George
Large Catches Reported With
Opening Of Bass Fish
ing Season
Special Dssposch to The Tribune

LAKE GEORGE IN THE ADIRoN-
DACKS, Aug. 5.-This resort is be-
coming one of the largest aviation
centers in the Adirondack resorts.
Three planes are anchored to-day in
front of the Fort William Henry
Hotel-a biplane, monoplane and a
triplane.
The bass fishing season opened
Tuesday, and some of the largest
catches ever reported were made here.
Mr.. r. j. Bolton, proprietor Of the
Trout House at Hague, has opened q
large casino in connection with his
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.. Henry. of
New York City, are at their cottage,
of the Island Harbor house group. Mr..
racer and is tuning up his Bobolink
III to enter it in some of the regattas
on the lake.
Recent arrivals from New York City
include:
AT Fort William Henry Hotel--Wil-
liam Rockefeller, brother of John D.
Rockefeller, and party of ten; Mrs.
Lou Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ellen.
Mrs. Clarence Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
P. West and Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Smith.
AT Hotel Worden-Miss G. E. Lewis,
Mr.: and Mrs. j. F. Halstead and Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. French.
At Hotel Marion - Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos de Richie and Miss Gladys
Smyter.
At Hotel Phoenix-Mrs. T. C. Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Richer.
At Sabbath Day Point Hotel Robert
Peeie and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Bulloss
At Hawkeye Inn Miss Harriet A.
Cunningham, Miss Imogene B. Ireland
and Miss II. ~ Craig.
AT Mohican House - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ross. Mr.. John A. Porter and
Miss a. Martin.
At Island Harbor. House-ALiss Edna
F. Holding, Miss Edna X. Herbert and
Miss Marie E. Blank.
AT Trout House-Mr. and Mrs. V. E..
Hawley and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomas.
At Rising House-Mr. and Mrs. c..
+. Brindley and Miss Ellen Ahern.
AT Glenburnie Club-Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Wilson and Miss Jean Reynolds.
At New Huletts House-Mr. and Mrs.
George, Il: Leggatt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward O'Neill.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Upper Saranac Golfers
To Enjoy Treat on links
SpeoiaI pispotcA to 2hs TribNMe

Specldi DfSpGfCh TO ms TT26tAs
UPPER SARANAC. N. Y, August 5.
Golf enthusiasts here are delighted
over the professional match which has
been arranged by Mr. Harrington Mills
to take place tomorrow on the Sara
nae Inn golf course. Among the pro-
fessionals from nearby clubs to play
are Mr.. Seymour Dunn, of Lake Placid
Club, Mr.. j. Duncan Dunn, of the
Stevens House; Mr.. Michael Gallagher,
OF Whiteface Inn; Mr.. Richard Tyrrell,
of the Ruisseaumont colony; Mr.. Scott
North, of the Saranac Lake Golf club
and Mr.. Emil Block of the St. Regis
River Golf club.
Entrants in the eighteen hole event
include DR.. T. Darcy Lucus, Mr.. II.
n. Firth, Mr.. T. A. Hardy. Mr.. w.
NJ. Schwartz, Mr.. S. P. Howe, Mr..
IL. I. Wilson, Mr.. FL. w. jackson. and
Mr.. j. W. Brooks. In the nine hole
event are a number of the best of the
women players at Saranac Inn includ-
ing Miss A. II. Gordon, Miss Y. S. Cor
don, Mrs. S. p. Howe, Mrs. W. L. Lam
dreth, Miss j. Halsted, Mrs Hugh
Jackson, Mrs. II. II. Firth, and Mrs.
F. Lindsay Curtis. Among the men
entered III this event are Messrs. H.
A. t1rIn, w. ". schwartz, ), i. Howe,
W. l.. Landreth, H. /. Wilson, j. W.
Brooks, H. W. jackson and F. Halsted.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. z. Lane, of New
York, recently arrived for the season
at their Birch Island camp and their
son, Mr.. William Lane, of New York.
also has opened his camp on the same
island.
Mr.. r. Dun Douglas, OF New Yerk,
who is recent arrival, is at his camp
on Douglas Point for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Marvin. of
New York, are at their camp on Doc
tors Island.
Mr.. j. 0. Bulkley and Mrs. S. 7. Bulk
ley, of New York, who recently ar
rived at Saranac Inn, are the guests of
Mrs. Herbert Mcbride, Of New York,
at Gray cottage.
The Misses Constance and Beatrice
Nash, OF New York, who recently re-
turned for the season, are accompanied
by Miss A. G. Henson, also OF New
York.
Mrs. Milton LEcluse, of Huntington,
L. l., is spending few weeks at Sara
mac Inn, accompanied By her sons, Mas
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
August 5.--For the promotion Of out
door sports during the remainder Of
the summer an informal sports com
mittee was organized this week com
posed of Mr.. Thomas B. Paine, of At
lanta. Ga; Mr.. George T. Brokaw, OF
New York, and Mr. Dwight R. Meigs, of
Pottstown, Pa, and several golf and
tennis events will be run off each week
during August. The program began
with a Scotch mixed foursome handicap
Tuesday and was continued to-day with
tombstone tournament for which
Mrs. Richard Cadwalader jr., of Phila-
delphia, gave four silver prizes.
Handicaps will be adjusted during
the series of golf events. K,ickers'
blind handicaps, two-ball competitions
versus par or bogey, medal competitions
with three clubs, monkey golf and ap
preaching and putting contests are
some of the events planned. Where
prizes are not donated nominal entry
fees will be used for the purchase OF
suitable trophies by the selection COM
mittee, on which Mrs. Garrett B. Wall,
Mrs. De Courcy Thorn and Mrs. Thorn
ton Lewis, have consented to serve.
The regular Saturday night supper
dances at the Casino and the Sunday
night buffet supper at Kate's Mountain
Club are among the features here and
are entered into with much zest by the
young people at the Greenbrier. Among
those patronzing both affairs are Mrs.
Stuart Hanna and Miss Natalie Hanna,
DR.. and Mrs. T. 7. Gaunt. Mrs. Louis
J. Ehret, Mrs. Charles Donohue, Miss
Mabel Burton, Mr.. George T. Brokaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Smith, MIR. and
Mrs. George B. Thurnauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmore D. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Frank
Lathrop, Miss Eva Conner Lathrop, Mrs.
A. A. Cowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders
Jones, Mrs. John Deford, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Weir, Mrs. Garrett B. Wall
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cadwalader jr., Mr. and Mrs
George Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Hayne, Mr.. and Mrs, De Courcey Thom
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil A. Lewis,
Mrs. Robert Lewis and Miss Roberta
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs John C. Pogue, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace R, Maher, Mr.. and Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

They all passed the week end az ~.
Balsams, Dixville Notch. "'
Mrs. Oscar .NewhOuse. OF r..
Orange, entertained at bridge end a ."s
per this week in honor Of Mrs H.r.g
ton Weeks and Mrs. s. A. Hoyt ~ Nh,
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks and Nv nv
and Mrs. Hoyt left here on Tuesdss- ~. :.
visit Mr.. Weeks's son at Belayassoo 70
Lakes, Maine, and viii proceed fron @se
there to spend the remainder Of gu tha
season at Old Fort Inn, KcnnebuSEe NJ
port, Ne.
Miss Charlotte Casgrain. MI.
Frances Murray and the Misses Me-
jorie and Katharine Tuck clinbsd
Mount Cabot, in the Pilot Range. this
week, also Mount Avalon, in Cragfor6
Notch. both very stiff climbs.
Arrivals at the Mountain Wien,
House include Mr.. and Mrs. CIemer,
Scott and family, of Hartford, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Barr and Mis,
Elizabeth Gregory, of New York; M.
and Mrs. Beech Seyms and Miss Perry
Seyms, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mr
NJ. Z. Sandal and Miss Sandal. !.
Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr, Nh
and Mrs. Archibald MaeLaren and Mr.
Lemuel E. Bendict, Of New York.