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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Ncwnrd NoFInI and Literary Club
The Seward Social and Literary
club viii hold their meeting at tho
homo OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Pence. s9tf
Brandon at. Friday afternoon. oc.
tobcr ~, at O'Clock The hostess
win be assisted by Mrs. =. w. Biai.
kowsky. Tho program win be de.
voted to vacation "Reminiscences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Tho wcmen'a Educational club
viii meet with MrH. J. ~ AcGrew.
Boar 18th ave. ~. r.. Friday after.
noon. October -.
Hereafter the club win meet on
the second and fourth Friday of
each month.
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Gilman PARK ~ ". Church Reception


Mothers club % rm Delta Theta
will meet 1T tho fFatcrnlty house
on Friday. October -. a, o'clock
Fuii attendance Il desired aH i'm.
portans matters are 20 be presented
for discussion.
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viny Ridge Improvement club
will hold It's regular monthly meeting
Friday. October ~. at y. m. In the
John ~. Allen school business OF
Importance win come up, Addresses
will he made by representatives Of
the Voters league on the 1910 plan.
and by Dr. BENJAMIN stuart Pas
chaii Al welcome.
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Eplphany Churrh GuIid

queen Victoria" All members are
requested 10 be prescnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

The literature and travel depart
ment Of tho womans Century club
will meet Friday morning. October
IL. NJ II q. IN. at the Y. w. G. a.
Program Chinese Tofnbs." Mrs.
Clara Bustcrfieid. ~confuciur and the
beginning OF Chinese Culture Miss
Sara williams. discussion led b.
Mrs J ~ shaw. characteristics of
the Chinese Mrs. n. W. chriswrii,
Tho regular meeting Of the club
will be heid AZ .. IN. AZ the 7. W.
10. A. Musical numbers will he given
br Ernest Jaakovsty. yioliniat cal
-Liebcsfrrude.- Kreialer: fbl ''yaise'
Bluctte" Dr.go.Auer: tci Gypsy
Dance Naehez- A lecture on The
Trials OF ftsh Century Housewife"
viii be given by Prof Max Garrett.
los The University Of Washington.
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Alpha Auxiliary

The regular bualnes. meeting Of
Alpha auxiliary viii BE- held Friday.
October ~, in the old X. of 4. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
C,nlraI MI..Ion sludy CIub

The Central Mission study club Of
the Y. W. c. a. viii meet Friday.
october II. at 10 o'clock In the iiihio
room OF the association. Textbook.
The Trend o. the Races" while the
subject for discussion ia sixty Year,
of Progress. New members vel
eouae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

ballard ". G. r. z. viii meet win
Mrs. w. ~. shepord. stib w. ssd
st.. Friday. October "a, At .. m
The state president win speak. and
report. from tho state eonventlor
Will be hNard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Van ASSET PIT. A. viii meet Fri.
day. October -. nj y. IN. A talk
on the ao.io plan VII be given by
Prof. Kari Adams. principal OF the
Lincoln high school Refreshments
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Tho AnEora drotto club vii enter
tain with dance AZ the Masonic
temple. Pine and Harvard. ON Fri
day evening. Oct -. This II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Phi Delta Theta Mothers club Will
meet AZ chapter house. Friday. octo.
her ~. : .. IN. Important business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Ia noheme Music club Will rive a
musicale At the home of Mrs. violet
Mckay nan. iiss ss,h ave. Friday.
october -. at .. M.
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Kan.s. woman. cluh
british American Association
Rammsxe sale

Ladies' Of Rensou filt guiii ~ she
orthopedie hospital will hold rum.
mage saie Friday. October -. Al 1901
Sixth ave. opposite the westlaks
market.
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Social Score club will meet Friday.
October -. at I o'clock, at the homo
OF Mrs. Emma bryan. 2sii y Spring
{ -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
Discusses ospronunciadosporelRe
de Espana y el Presidente Alvear
de la Republica Argentina

Eli la comida que en- ell palacio real
de Santander, Sc celebr0 la nOche del
1ro. de agosto, en- honor del doctor
MGrcclo L. de Alvear, presidente elec-
to de Ia Repdblica Argentina, con
;,sistcncia Ge los Reyes de Espaila, S.
NJ don Alfonso NH pronunci0 el 81
guiente discurso
"Sefior Prcsidcnte: Son tan gram
deS tan fntimos, tan imdestructibles
los lGZos que unen Il nuestros respec-
tivos pueblos tan revelantes las con
diciones que alderman V. E., iusti-
ficando plenamente la designation de
que habefs sido objeto para ocupar
I la mas alta magistIatura de la naci0n
argentina. que llo puedo por menos
Sino eXpres;>r y dirigiros mi cordial
ci0n con motive de yuestra cort6S vi
sta, Y la complacencia con que Es-
pana enters ndcge al insigne descen-
diente del marino ilustre, cuya hon
rosa memorial cOnServase viva en- los
anales de la Armada espanOla.
Esta VISTA scnor Presidente, difiere
de Ii que habfais hecho a los demas
pafses de Europa
Vents Gquf Il vuestro solar al Sc
no de vuestra terra, que VIC nacer a
vueStr0s mayOres, y de donde irralia-
ron todaS las energfas de uIla rGZa
Teae lJra las admirables naciones
que cuGl HI vuestra. Sc c0mpenetra
con n0Sotros en- has ileas Y haIbla
nuestro idioma Descansan sobre ba-
scs tan s0lidas los afectos que ligsn
IL, nucStrS pucblos, que han logrado
mantenCrse inc0lume EN- las grandes
crisis de su eXistencia. v han de ell
81 nclNarSe fortificarse mas en- 10 flu
turo con el concurso de vuecencia y
vuestra Gecidida cooperation.
A tai cmpresa he de prestarme yo.
interpYetando los anhelos de toda La
na;ai0n espanola.
Al alZar mi c0pa per vuecencia y
S. e. el sellor Irigoyen, me compla2-
co On formular los mas fervientas V
sinceros vOtos por la prosperidad Y
por Ia grandeZG Gle LII noble naci6n
argentina.
/ Permitidme ademds. senior Presiden-
! te. que Cls ruegue sdafs portador dc
mis- afectuoSOs saludos IA aquellos no
n0rados Y labOri0sos espanOles q. iden-
1 tificadcs con los intereses de vuestra
ltltria, vienen contribuyendO deSde
/ largtS amos Il Su progresO, cOnSagrdn-
dole su continue esfuerzo, su inteli-
gencia V su trabajo.''
! I'll PreSiGcntc AlveGr cOntcst0 al
'1iscmso pronunciado por ell Rey de
! Esraiia, en- les siguienteS tGrminOS:
"Majnstad No Sc como expresar a
Fuestra Majestad el prcfrmdo agra
dccimiento que siento por cl homcna.
je con que, en- mi persona, habefs que
rido honrar a mi patria. Isl como
tambi6n los mUltiples y completes
scntimientos que me embargan. tan
fntimOs intenscs.
! NADIA mas grato para mi que IL
acOgiGll Ge que SOY objeto pOr parte
de VueStra Majestad, la cual me ofre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

&c OpOrtunid;:d para poner de mani
fiesto eI entrahable afecto que pro-
feso vuestra pueblo y vuestrl au-
gusta persona.
ESpaiia, p,fs de trdliciones admi-
rabies y fecundo geniO. plena de gram
deza Y de gloria; pals habitado ror
una rGza yerdadleramcnte creadOra,
supo llevar traves del mundo su
fuerza SUI idealismo, incorporando
la civilization mlevas regiones.
Los gloriosos pendones de Castillo
" de Leon trrzaron Una. ruta, en- la
cual un navegante audaz debfa en-
contrcr la realization de su sueilo.
Las j6venes naciones creadas, por
vuestro indomable esfuerzo y regadas
con vuestra Slngre tuyierOn, al pro-
seguir su destino, In indomGble aner-
gfa de que los preclaros conquistado-
plos cn el Nuevo MUndo; Y hoy dfa
las leyes cCstunbres de yeinte pue-
bios son fiel expression de un inmor-
t&l fervOr hacia Castillo.
La afinidad espiritual, In fuerza de
la sangre los eslabones fsmmiliareS
nos sujetGn Espafia con tai solidez
que esta naci0n el1cOntrara Siempre
sus tradidones aIlende los mares,
pues ell amor, la gratitud Y su noble
IA misma nos han infundido estOs
lazcs tan estrechCs que hoy unen Il
los dos pafses y para afianzar los cua-
les han contribufdo eficazmente los
espa1oles que residen en- Ia Argenti-
ma, les cuales aportan su energfG, su
Capacis.ad su recOnocida hon kadez,
element0s todOs ellos de riqueZa Y
prospcridad. Ellos son los mejores
obrerOS del intercGnbiO moral y ma
terial entire EspaIa Argentina, que
debe ser consecuencia l0gica inelu-
dible Ge la afinidad sentimental. A
todo clio puedo asegurGros que, desde
cl cargo que voy Il ocupar. al ejrcer
mis- nuevas funcitmcs he de prestar
preferente Y decididA atenci0n.
ST para todo argentina es grato
Ofrecer Espafia un saludo cordial,
jIzgad cudnto 10 sera para mi i'll te-
her ell alto honor de hacerlo ante V.
NJ. que cncarna dIe manera tan ca
lLll todas las yirtudcS de la raZG.
Scilor: ConoZco lTefectamcnte III pre-
lidecci0n dc vuestro pueblo hacil mi
Iafs. y crca V. NJ. que los sentimien-
tos de mi patria hacia Espa1a y ha-
, cia Eucstra Augusta persona. no son
menos sincerOS intensos.
Al fCrmular de nlanera fervorclsa
I mis- votos en- pro &c Ia persistencia de
| estos entralables sentimientos, decla-
ro que he de esforzarme en- difundir-
los y fortalecerlCs.
Brindo por los altos destinos de Es-
palla, por el Huge Gle su civilization,
por el l0gro de sus ideales p0r la
i felicidad de Vuestra MGjestad, de su
augusta esposa y Ne toda la familia."
Lcdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico a Adolfo
Bisser, hijo de Segunda Ortiz y a
CVncepcion Jorge:
Por q presente edicto Sc notifica a
udsy que en- este caso la peticionaria
z Dona Josefa Valentino Landrau y Or
tiz por medic de sus Abogados de la
Tore v Ramirez ha entregado esta
Corte la cantidad de CUATROCIEN-
TCS CINCUENTA DOLARES, mon
tQnte de dos legados. uno por la su-
ma de DOSCIENTOS CINCUENTA
& sD0LARES favor del niho Adolfo
Bisser hijo de Segunda Ortiz, y otro
por Ia suma de doscientos dolares a
lSorlde Conception Jorge, hechos por
u fehecida madre de la peticionaria
en- su testamento alberto otorgado ba-
10 el nlimero 1914, en- la Ciudad de
Barcelona. Espaha. ante el Notario
Don Juan Francisco Sanchez Garcia.
solicitnndo cancellation Y extinction por
pago de los legados dichos, v habien-
do ordnnado Ia Cctte con facha de hoy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

|y los efectos del Art. 1144 del C6di-
go Civil Revisado de Puerto Rcio, por
medic de edictos que Sc publicaran
por termino de treinta dias durante
cuatro semanas consecutivas, una vez
por semana, haciendoles saber su. de-
recho comparecer dentro de los
treinta dias siguientes la publica-
cion del 1ltimo edicto para hacer las
alegaciones que les convinieren en- or
den a dicha consignacion, apercibidos
en- otro case de tener por bien hecha
la consignacion de dichas cantidades
y cancelar y extinguir la obligation
por pago y en- cumplimiento de tai
orden expido ell presente edicto a los
efectos expresados.
San Juan, p. R., ID de agosto dc
1922.
Jose Alvarez Morton,
Secretario Corte Municipal, San
Juan, Seccion Segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
EDICTO

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito Ju-
dicial Municipal de San Juan, p. R.
Secci6n Segunda.-Ex-P -Parte, Josefa
Valentino Landrau y Ortiz. Peticio-
naria.--Civil No. 466.-Sobre COnsig-
nacion de Catnidad, para pago de le-
sgado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

lW Los anuncios de este peri6dicO
SON leidos por miles de personals que
toman parte en- nuestro CONCURSO
Mindenos su anuncic hov mismo.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Thomas, Mrs. II. ]. Davidson, Miss B.
Davidson. Mrs. r. 3. Chadwick, Mrs.
J. C. Wetzel and SIR. and Mrs. John
Donovan.
Ineluded in the New York circle at
the Breakers are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Albeit. Dir. and Mrs. +. Stricker, Dir.
and Mrs. j. J. Fleiseher, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Krcsser.
New Workers At the Sea Side are Mr.
Charles Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Young, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ellison, Miss
Jennie Kline. Miss Lena Lanne, Mrs.
T. A. samuels and Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Farnum.
The New York colony at the Chal.
fonte includes among others Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. W. Lamoureaux, NJ. and Mrs.
R.R. Roberts, Mrs. N. W, Anthony, Mr
and Mrs Charles OEeill, Mrs. j. H..
Small. Mrs. Josephine Becker, Mrs.
william II. Platt. Mrs. Helen d. King,
Miss Ethel Weaver and Mr. and Mrs.
L. p. Donahue.
Among the New York visitors az the
shelburne are Miss Grace Wilson, Miss
Aula Wilson, Mrs. James NJ. Calm, Mrs.
6 ID. Gresnwald, Miss Patricia Lord,
Miss Hilda Lord, Miss Della Craig, M
and Mrs. J. b. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. {. w.
Hsrmer
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Msplcwood Club Markmcn
Enjoy Few Extra Rounds

Many trspshootsrs who attended the
tournament here last week remained
over 90 enjoy some shooting this week,
and Mrs. Robert E. Livingston. Of
New York, who made such good scores,
is also here and praeticing At the traps
daily. She motorsd With Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Corbett 20 Breton Woods
for luncheon before ths lattsr started
by automobile for Lake Sunapee.
Many nembers Of the Msplevood
Gun Club motored 70 Breton Woods
on Wednesday 20 attend TIE hrst shoot
Of the season at the Breton Woods
Gun Club.
Arrivals st the xsplswood Club this
week include Mr.. r. +. Rodgers, Of
Stamford, conn.j Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blair and Mr.. Frank King Blair, OF
Chicago, and Mr. A. A. Scooter, Mr.. Z.
l. hoFier, Mt. wsitsr Blyge. Mrs. Bar
rows, Miss Stevens and Miss Gladys
Ksppes, Of New York.
Mrs. W. Wsllscs Lyon. Of white
flslns, With her children, will arrive
this week TO occupy the cottage which
she has taken for tho summer, and
Will be Joined for August and Ssptem-
Der By Mr.. Lyon
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Muloueen. takes an active part in the
golf events there.
Colonel r. II. Treadwell, Of New
York. Is another Of the sojourners Of
many previous seasons who has joined
the ranks OF the golf players IN a
series Of tournaments now In progress
az the Stevens House.
Among sojourners of previous sea-
sons who have returned for this sea
son At the Stevens House arc Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Chew and family, Of New
York; Mrs. James K. Mcclure and the
Misses Mcclure, OF New York.
Among those arrived for July at the
Grand View are Professor Horatio
Herman Stichman, professor OF math-
ernatics At Yale, and Mrs. Stichman.
Among those from New York re-
Gently arrived at the Grand View are
the Misses Jane and Edna Manners.
Among those at Lakeside Inn for
the season are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grum-
bach and family. of New York. hr.
and Mrs. Rosa Mayer and family, cf
New York. have arrived for the season
AZ Lakeside Inn.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Wesipori-on.Champlain
Starts Season With Dance

WESTPORT-ON-LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
n. T., July 15.--Sineo Thursday eve
ming, when Westport's social season
obtained its start with the weekly
dance IN the Colonial tea room. there
has been much activity here, several
dinners and afternoon teas being given
at Westport Inn, which Is the center
for the members % the summer colony.
The young people anticipate a merry
time al the boathouse dance. 70 be held
on the evening Of July 26 In the boat
house at the inn. Another Jolly event
Is the hay ride, followed by a dance At
the inn, which Miss Katherine De Ron
de. Of Englewood, IS giving, on the
night Of August 7. Miss De Ronde. who
Is here with her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram De Ronde. at their
cottage, in leader in all Of the sports
and social events and IL very popular.
The annual dance for the benefit Of
the Westport Library fund is scheduled
for August 10, in Memorial Hall.
The lakeshorc picnics, which annu-
ally prove form Of entertainment for
campers and sojourners az Westport
Inn, were started.
Among the recent arrivals IN the
cottage colony is Professor Thomas
Reed Powell, professor Of constitu-
tional law at Columbia University,
who, with Mrs. Powell, is at the Lee
cottage for the season. Also at the
same cottage Is Mrs. Matthew Hale, Of
Washington. She will later be Joined
BY Mr. Hale, who is brother Of Mrs.
Powell.
Mrs. Horace G. Miller. Of New York.
who recently arrived, is the guest at
Pine Ridge OF her father, Mr.. Robert
son Marshall. and her sister, Miss
Marie Marshal, OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox Banks, Of
New York, who recently arrived, oc-
eupy the Elm cottage at Westport Inn
for the season.
Mrs. A. R. Francis, Of New York.
wife Of Captain Francis. OF the steam
ship Hamilton, OF the Furness-Bermuda
line, is spending a fortnight at West
port Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Purdy, OF New
York. have arrived for their annual
sojoura at Westport Inn. Others from
New York among the recent arrivals
at Westport Inn are Mrs. T. r. A. Hall,
Nrs. c. Z. Bailey. Miss Anabel Dolan,
Miss Arnoti. Miss Lillian c. Arnott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 3. Terbell and
Mr. Joseph 3. Terbell jr.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Crawford Notch Welcomes
Many Automobile Psrt.,

Mrs. Clarence Cary, of New Yoyf. "a
tored here With Mrs Woodrus 70 s,.l
a few days, and is going or 70 p.ly,
Place az Colsbrook and tie Bsss.,
AZ Dixville Notch near BY. On rkst
day they motored 10 tie Flsrs, tsiirr
luncheon az tie Prcsle House ,.d lr,.
ing up 10 Peekett's on Sugar Hill e,
tea.
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Eil,sn sr,,,
drove 20 the Mount Washinetoa So
at Breton Woods on the opszlrf a.
for luncheon.
Ar. and Mrs. Frederick Ewrsr
Thompson. Of the Plaza. re,srx u
the Crawford this week. follos.rx 4
visit % Mr. Thompson's ns,ksr 1,
Bangor, Me. Hr. Thonpsor hs 10
turned 20 New York and Nu fksr,.
son will spend the sgnzU q, ns
Crawford House.
Arrivals az the Crawford Hsse n.
elude Captain 7. A. Tsber. z. sA, srs
Mrs. Taber, Mr. aad Nm. 7. t.li
Todd, Of Brookliae, who ns,or. Z;
from their sumner home q, Rye Bead
20 spend short tine hsv: N
Campbell Steward jr., Of ssra Bar.
bara, Calf, and New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Lorne Edgar, Of New York. Mrs. VIII
liam s. Kellogg, Of Brooklyn, holder
OF the club championship for women,
has arrived with her daughter, Eloise
Kellogg, and is spending the sumner
st the cottage Of her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Kellogg.
Judge Augustus n. Hand, OF the
United States District Court, New YORK,
has arrived with Mrs. Hand at their
cottage. Their daughter, Miss Serena
Hand, is this season touring Europe.
At Camp Onkobble, Nr. and Mn.
David S. Lrdlum, OF Rosemont, Pa,
have as their guests Mrs. Frank Bond,
OF Newark, and Mr. Herbert Ludluu
jr., Of East Orange. Their youngest
son, Stuart Ludlum, has gone on a
tour OF Europe with a party OF one
hundred lads from various preparatory
schools throughout the East.
Miss P. a. Matthews, Of New York,
arrives tomorrow to spend the season
at Dcers Head Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwell, on a
motor tour Of the mountains, arrived
az the Windsor Hotel.
Among those from New York who
bsve recently arrived 20 spend the sea-
son at tho Windsor arc Mr. and Mn.
Charles +. WickhAm and son, Mrs.
Scott Stewart Mrs. E. Hornthall. Mr. S.
Seiferheld, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Struse
and Miss Margaret Struse and Mrs.
Florence r. Long.
Others from New York among ar
rivals at the Windsor include Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Connell, Mrs. Z. F. Brandt Mrs. j.
+. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Holt
Brinson BatcheideF and Mr and Mrs.
V. Z. Eggleston.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
y. 7. Thomas. Of xoss, Vera :,

W. 7. Thomas, Of KoaEt yr,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frsak Brsseh,y ~
Arriving az the Highlsnd 49,.
we're Mrs. Sarah Winklsr. M ,-Iw
y. II. knight, OK New YORK, WI. ~
nio Sehreck and the Yl.~,.y
Louise and Marie Sssle, Of s,s.,,"
Hr. and Mrs. J. e. NeCs,-,s !,
New York, are a. Bstiusr Iss. ~.
John T. Wanser, Mr.. and Mn c..,.s
J. wsrser and Nrs. ". z. y.ls., y,
New York. ''' "
The Columbia has from S,.,,.. "
York Mr.. ard Mrs. xsrlsrlsr -. ="
Ign, and Nr. Nils Bertrand ., 90.
holm, Sweden, has arrived N, GW
Graham, Of Rochtstsr, sad %, IN
Pierce and party, Of Bssslo. A.. a..
DIR. and Mrs. G. C. Tor,n,s ~.
Tompkins, Nr. and Mr. J. Il. sus,s.
Ar. and nrs. Louis V. Iinrr,.s. -,
party, all motoring here frsm ~.
York, spent the week end q. Ia H..
clair House. -
AZ Hillside Inn are Or. ssd NJ, /,
z. Tower and Mas P!sh, Of Hsz Ys,.
Ar. and Mrs. A. Bunyls, N!us, NJ,
and Eleanor Bgngle, Of New Yofs !,
at the Central House.
Reynolds Cott1gs sntsYtsirs NJ, AZ
Mrs. Charles A. Collins. ylresss ~
Nan Coll.ns.
AZ Nsplehurs. are Nr. and Nm Is
SteHens and son, Of Rutherford. X,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest N!llu' Z
Railway, y. j. and Ms, z. Nccasu
Of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Jeffcrson's Waumbek Colony
Shows Rapid Increase

Ths Waumbek colony AZ Jefferson
'ls steadily growing and ths members
~ tha cottage colony will welcome
to.dav Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. bltir
and Miss Anita Blair, Of Chicago, who
will open the Wlgwsm for tho sum
mer. =, ,,t..
and family, who are spending the sum
mer st The Bungalow, rnotoTed 70
colsbrook this week for luncheon az
Poily's Place, q peasant Inn.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Marx Skinner Willing,
Of Chicago, have been entertaining az
Wyndybrse Mrs. Henry II. Parker and
M. Prenti,s Parker, who came up
from Observation-Disclosures, where
they are spending the summer.
Mr. william l.. Ward arrived IRON
Port Chester on Tuesday. WITH ms ms
family and 10 established at Mountain
View cottage, facing the golf Inks.
Mr. James d'olier has arrived here
from Philadslphis 20 join MT. dViisr
a. the Naples. which her mother, Mrs
Thomn Dimond, Of New YORK, oceu-
pies for the summer.
Ar. Henry Prentiss and his grand,
son, Hr. William Elliott have arrived
here By automobile from New YORK
20 spend the season.
Miss Jeanette Wilcox, Of New York,
is here for her second season at The
Waumbsk. hrs. +. ". Meachan, with
her sons, r. W. and 7. W. Heaehsm.
has arrived from New York, and DR.
and Mrs. NJ. 7. Briggs, Of Lynni Mr.,
and Mrs. T. c. osterhout, OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Hunt, OF
Richmond, Va, and Mr. and Mrs. q. X.
Tudhops and children, Of Toronto, who
rnotored hero VIA Montreal, are all late
arrivals here for the season.
Miss Gertrude p. Young, OF New
YORK, has started her dancing classes
for young people at the Wsumoek.
Motoring here from nsnehestsr-by'
the.Sea were Mr. and Mrs. r. X.
knight, Of Manchester, and At. and
Mrs. W. J. Dean, Of Rockport.
The Jefferson trails and bride paths
have been used By many guests, trying
out and selecting their mounts for the
sumner from the string Of saddle
horses brought here from the Lake
wood, ". j., Riding School last week.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Breton Woods Enfertains
Visiting Trspshooters

Mr. and Mrs. G. Ledysrd Blair, OF
New York, who are touring New Eng
land By automobile, spent the week end
at the Mount Washington Hotel at
Breton Woods. They started via
Crawford Notch and Poland Springs
on Monday for Bar Harbor, where they
will pass some time.
Mrs. Richard II. Dana jr., Of New
York, Is at the Mount Washington, at
Breton Woods, IN company Of Miss
Blanche Ia Gsrde. nr. and Mrs. s.
Benedict have arrived there from New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Osgood, Of
New York, are st the Mount Washing
ton for the season.
Mrs. Henry 8. Redmond, who was
expected AZ Breton Woods for the
opening Of the Mount Washington, de-
ferred her arrival there until this
week, but will spend the entire sum
mer there. Mr.. Robert W. Parsons, Of
New York, her father, will probably
visit her later in the season.
Mr. Frank l.. Seibert, prysident Of
the Breton Woods Gun Club, well
coined several trspshooters from
Msplewood Club az the first shoot Of
tho season on Wednesday afternoon
az the traps a short distance from the
Mount Washington. Another shoot is
being held to-day and trspshooting
promises 20 flourish hero under Dir.
Selbert's enthusiastic leadership.
Arrivals at the Mount Washington
include Mrs. Frank HURT and Mrs.
Frank A. Hosack, motoring from New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert X. Dean.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. +. 8. Belts,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Erwin. Brooklyn;
Mr.. r. T. Lindsey and Mr.. Robert 7.
Baker, Greenwich Gem; Mr.. A. T.
Perkins, Beverly, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs.
z. d. Arnold, who notored from Larch-
mont; Miss Selma B. MeIlhenny, who
arrived from tho Aspinwall at Lanox,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Merrill, motor
ing here from the Wisnno Club on
Cape Cod.