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New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
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Welcome Noted Women
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Hff'Ntf HfNFoi@N 70 {Nt fFtppHf
NEsTPoRT LAKE -CHAMPLAIN,
n. Y, Jsly %. The FIRST annual con.
vention Of the Esscx County branch Of
tho New York State League Of Women
Voters will take place Monday in
Library Hall.
Mrs Prank A. Vsnderlip, of New
York ard Scarborough, state chairman
~ the league, will address both the
morning and afternoon session*. Mrs
George G No'man, Of Brooklyn. county
chairman of tho ESSEX County branch.
Is To preside
Among other prominent women who
wlii addross the convention is Mika
Alice Ire. Of Californis.
Mrs. stephen u +. PrlI Of New
York, will come from cid Fort Ticon
deregs Mrs Willis Cismmill Mitchell.
leader for Washington County. who
Will cone from Hadson Fslls, will
also speak
Among others present will be Mrs
Z rank : Wifherhec. Mrs Waiter G..
Nitherben. mrs. Carl c. Conway and
MISS Joan DwyaT Mrs.. o Rryan Rrcw-
ster and Mis- T. T. Parent
Hon. Byrro a. Pyrkc, Of Albany, will
be ope a. tho speaker, whllc Others
VIII he Hen. Harry G Owens, ooQnty
Judge ard surrogate ~ Pori Henry
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Bethlehem Includes Cup
Match i'm Golf PROGRAM

bethlehem's weekly sports program
includes medal play handicap for a
cup presented by Bethmer Inn and a
toGr ball match VS.. bogey which will
be played to-day for prizes given Nv
Turner's Tavern, Strawberry H;il
house and the club. Tea and dancing
wlil follow this event at the club.
A tennis tournament is scheduled
Tor August 8, and 8, mems singles
and doubles for club medals. The
older men Of the West End take much
interest in rogue and play constantly
on the courts at the Highland House.
Inc Sinclair's Saturday evening hon
attracted many this week. New YORK
srs there are Mr.. William +. Gordon.
MF. George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Z. Feiber, Mr.. Thomas W.
naghes, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mahoney
ana MISS Mahoney and Mr.. William
Mr.. G. Brown, of New York. il a.
the Central, Miss Elizabeth +, Butts
at Strawberry Hill, Mr.. Frank David.
son at the Columbia; Mrs. C. T.. Law
son and the Misses Lawson at Turner's
tavern; Miss HENRIETTA Pcsseier. Mrs.
Z. Davis and Mrs. 8. Frank Mt Reyn-
olds Cottage; Miss Ethel Lord. Mr..
AAen alien Faxen and Judge Charles L.
y Guy at Mapiehrrst; also Mrs. /. A.
wagner and Miss Efsc Cosgroye, DR..
and Mrs. G. g. Richardson at the Al
pine;. also Miss Lillian Archer and
Mr. III. u Mackenzie, and at the High
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Jefferson Guests Resume
Saturday PUTTING Nassh.,

The usual Saturday afternoon mn.
ting matches, so long a feature !,
social life mere, have been resumed .,
on Saturday the prig.s went to N.
Alice d'Olier. OF Burlington. n. J. A.
her father, Mr.. William d'olier n,
handicap ball sweepstakes here crs,x
much interest and was won BY NJ 4
H. Prentice, OF New York.
Mr.. Reynold E. Finnegan the .s
golf professional here established ,
record Of 70, par Cor the course. ul,,.
ing with Mr.. (. P. Mervin, Of Ne,
York.
Among metropolitan golfers piayi,t
here this week are Messrs. R. N. coIs.
man, n. F. Purcell, S. z. Rains, stesh.r
D. Boyer, Edward P. Mervin, 81. Chi,
Colby. ". E. Elliott, F. H. Sedle,, 4. 4
Prentiss, F. c. Osterhout, A. Gersn,
dor;er and Thomas Meschani, all q,
New York; sIr William 2. Wall, 0,
Scarsdale: Mr.. n. E. Bird, Of AapI.
wood, n. j., and Mr.. William [. War
Of Port Chester.
Arriving here from Diwills Nekt
were Dir. and Mrs. ". ". WyckcF, NJ
and Mrs. j. F. Ferguson and Mr ". r
Caldwell, of New York, and Ms. az.
Mrs. George T. Smith are here f,ss
Saratoga. Also tere are Mr. and I'm
A. E. McDougall. Mrs. ]. S. o'Bns
and her sister, Miss O. G. Judge, I
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
East Side Resorts Lure
Anglers and Pedestrians

Grsy's Inn Golf Club has such inss
esting facilities for visitors that it 8
attracting golfers from all over lie
White Mountains. The tennis togrsiI
ments at the Iron Mountain Houal
which have bean features OF JsekgI
for SO many years, have been abr1
doned, but individual players freqaess
the courts here daily. Trout ishint
and mountain climbing still continus
to lead in popularity here, and mani
parties are made Up among the youns
people to motor to the hotels at North
Conway, Intervsle, Conway or kss'-
sarge for dancing in the evening, sr
perhaps for the motion pictures, Win
tea house suppers to follow.
At the Intervale House are Nj. ann
Mrs. F. Jenkins and F. jenkins IT, o.
New York, also c. D. Plsissay.
Mr. Dale B. Filter and Mr. Dv.shi
Fuller, OF Pniladelphia, Joined ah
Filter at the Bellevue. NJ. and ar:
Frank Junkins, Of New York, sii'
their family are at Sunset Inn. Nsra
Conway, and Mrs. E. Clyde, Mr.: v. 3
and Mr.. T. H. Clyde. Of New York .
Randall's. At iron Mountain, Jsess'f
are Miss Lillian Dieterich and Mr. an
Mrs. F. P. Irvine, OF New lorE; y
Eagle Mountain House, Mr. John nae,
of New York, and Mr.. H. ". Burns; =
Elmhurst, L. /. At eiray's Inn, YIN
l.. S. Walker and Mrs. Ids Hitler;
New York. At the Presidential lsi
Conway, Mrs. H. l.. Bayley and pi's
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

Pittsburgh. have done much enter
tanning during the week for the mem
bers of their house party at Camp
Forestmere, which includes Mr.. and
Mrs. I, n. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George
Couch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Altiver and
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Gallaher, of Charles
ton, W. Va.
Camp Wildair, on the Upper ST.
Regis Lake, has been opened and made
and his mother, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
who are expected early next week.
The Rev and Mrs. William B. Lusk
and family, of Ridgefeld. Conn, who
are also expected next week, will oc-
cupy the Pearl Island camp Of Mrs.
Anson Phelps Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Patterson,
of Philadelphia, who recently arrived.
have opened the Upper ST. Regis camp
of Mr.. George H. Earle, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William B. Trowbridge, of New
York, recently arrived and is enter
tanning friends at the Trowbridge
camp on Spitfre Lake.
Mr.. Andrew Shiland, Of Cedarhurst,
has Joined Mrs. Shilend at the camp
Of her father, Mr.. William w McAlpin,
on Spitfre Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving H. Kirkwood, of
IVY dIC EuIG1 OdllllIE az w ulIc
Pine camp on Osgood Lake Mr.. George
B. Longan.
Camp Justamore on the st. Regis
River has been opened for the sea-
son by Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Gilman, of
Brooklyn.
Before starting on a Western trip
Mr.. Samuel V. Hoffman, Of New York
and Morristown, has been spending a
few days at Camp Hoff on the Lower
st. Regis Lake.
Mr.. r. E. Buckley has been spending
his vacation in his camp on Osgood
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rauch, of New
York. will come up soon to open the
Rauch camp on Upper St. Regis Lake.
DR.. George Fales Baker, of Rose
opening Camp Hepburnwood on, the
Lower st. Regis Lake.
Mr.. Charles II. Paine. of New York,
who is at Paul Smiths hotel with Mrs.
Paine, is having his day camp on the
Lower st. Regis converted into a per-
manent camp.
Officials Of the St. Regis River Golf
Club who will spend August in camp
include DR.. Walter B. James, president
of the club, who is coming with Mrs.
James from Cold Spring Harbor, and
Mr.. George 5. Brewster, treasurer of
the club, who will be with Mrs. Brew
ster at their camp on Spitfre Lake.
Among the campers now playing are
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Louis Slade and
Mrs. Clsrkson Runyon.
Among those from New York recent
ly arrived at Paul Smiths Hotel is Mrs.
James A. Stillman, who will remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Frank A Vanderbilt recently
spent a few days at Paul Smiths
Hotel.
The Misses Margaret and Marie Fo-
garty, OF New York, who recently ar
rived to spend several weeks at Paul
Smiths Hotel, are devoting much time
to horseback riding.
Mr.. D, T. Leahy, Mr., c. c. Doyle and
Mr.. John j. Phelan, of New York, re.
Gently arrived for several weeks al
/ the hotel.
Mrs. Thomas z. Forrest and Miss
Sylvia Forrest, Of New York, are re.
cent arrivals
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Peruvian Delegate Makes
Visit TO Hotel Traymore

After. concluding their diplomatic
duties in the Tacna-Arica Conference.
which has been in session at Washing,
ton for sometime past. Senior Melton
r. porras, Peruvian delegate upon that
speclai mission, and Senior Gonzalo N.
ae ATamuIa, secretary of the Peruvian
special delegation, are resting at Hotsi
Trsymore. Atlantic City, prior to their
return to their homes.
Among the prominent arrivals FROM
New York at Hotel Traymore. Atlantic
City, are: Mr.. Avery Hopwood. noted
playwright, with his mother, Mrs.
DANES Hopwood; Mr. and Mrs. Francis
bradley. Mrs. Allen Buell. jr. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wynne, Mr.. Robert Wynne.
mr.; ana Mrs. Frank Sumner, Mrs. 8.
:. hippe; Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Boss, Mr.
ana Mira. r J.. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. W
G. Powers. =
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Paul smiths Golf PLAYERS
VIII Eiy su Their Matches


rAuL SMITHS. 1ujy 20 With q
sneirg sstsblishsd on the links Of the
ss 9egas River Golf Club the two
scrr's of sport will be combined dur.
@e August, and In addition PLAYER.
from Lake Placid end saranae Lake
will make fights 20 the course for
matches with their friends smong tho
sc. Regis club players. The landine
aelsctse By Captain n Hyde Pearson
os The Roysl Flying Corps is between
40. snd No, gresun, sud Is IN sach
location SIS 20 afford great aecessi.
hslity 10 IN. links,
Mr.. Leslie NJ. johnson, ~ Pitts
snrrh. sHd his friend, M e T. Cook
Of Waterbury. Cenn.. who ere coming
20 join Mr.. Paul Smith for August. ~
psci 70 make the llsht frem New York
In Mr.. 5ohnson's flying machine
Several reels Of movie" wor. run
~sr9y ta the wesk Bt CAmp Hut44dve
'hs camp of Mr. and Mrs Edward b
Hutton, 81 New York. for The snnior
MONITORS ~ the family and their
friends
Mr.. sad hrs > Artsr sish~r ~
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Elizabethtown Vacationists
EniOv Round of Parties
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SptCt0t HloputCfS ~ 1Ne lftoNNo
EL1ZABETHTOWN, N. Y, July %
formance Of "Her Own Money" on
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Howard Reber, Of Philadelphia, gave a
supper party at their Camp Howan-
narda for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Shattuck, of Ridley Park, Pa.
In honor Of their guests, Mr., and
Mrs. Guthrie Plante, of Short Hills,
n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Flam-
mer of New York, have done much en-
tertaining at their Camp Singing
Waters.
The weeks round Of entertainments
received its start with supper party
for nine given by MIR. and Mrs. Harry
o. Stubbs, of New York and Valley
Stream, L. l., at their camp.
A bridge party was given this week
by Mrs. David S. Iudlum, of Rosemont,
Pc, at Camp Onkobble, for Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward D. Pugh, Of Cleveland.
On Tuesday Mrs. W. II. Smith, of
New York, gave dinner at Camp
Woodside in honor Of Mr.. n II. Fair
child, Of New York
Judge Peter Schmuck and Mrs.
Schmuck.. Of New York, are the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Campo, OF
New York, at Camp Ledccwood.
=,
Galveston Tex, who recently arrived
and opened Camp Hillcrcst. arc enter
tanning Mrs Fred Kirkwood, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Broadburst. ~
New York, have opened Camp Justa.
mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis P. Evans. Of
BronXville, have at their camp Miss
Eleanor Haysradt and Miss MacDowell
smith, both Of Rronxville
Mr.. and Mrs, y. F. Claggett. Of New
YORK. Hro among those arrived this
week for August at Deers Head Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan, who also
came, VIII likewise spend August al
Deers Head Inn.
Mrs. j. G. Snottswood and her dauvh.
ter, Virginia, arc sojcurners of nre.
| v'ous seasons returned this week from
%ew YORK for the balance OF the sea
son ut Deers Head Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Il. Jarrett and
Robert r.. jarrett ir., also OF New York
recently arrived for the balance of The
season at the inn.
-, The recent New York arrivals at the
tllzabethtown hotels include:
At Deers Head Inn-Mr. and Mrs.
- H. Nordensen, Mrs. l.. Harrington
m'Ts elizabeth Shaeffer, Mrs Joseph
a., - NJ 5nHtb " DAVIS, Mr., G. C.
Maxwell and Mr.. Louis II. Berge, =
~ the Windsor--Mr, and Mrs. r NJ
kempton, Mrs. James Weatherford
Mrs. ". J.. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs
! ~ Webster, Mr.. l.. Webster. Mis-,
/ Isabel Webster, Mr. and Mrs. II. =
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Rhodes Mr.
shd Mrs, BENJAMIN T. Ward, Mrs. M 8
hahn, Miss Blanche Kahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Kessler and child and Mr.. and
Mrs. t Lentz. '''
~ Brentwood Inn-Mr and Mr. .
u. Cosgrovo, Mr.. and Mrs. n r Re-
clay, Mr.. II. Wells. Mr.. Hilger r. Mi.
ier and Nh George A. Narr.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

County Clerk Nathan Barnard and
County Treasurer Ernest Parker.
On the several committees are Mrs.
Russell Whitehead, of New York; Mrs
Arthur Pattison, Mrs. B. j. Worman,
Mrs. H. J. Harris and Mrs. Harry Patti
son and Miss Mary Eddy.
The golf players assembled at West
port Inn, and those from the cottages
are to-day starting in the contest for
Miss Katherine DeRonde, Miss Emily
Chaplin and Mrs. w. B. Chaplin. of
Englewood, N. j.; Miss Ethel Barksdale,
Wilmington, Del; Miss Marjorie An
derson, Montreal; Major II. M. Weir,
Montreal; Mr.. Abram DeRonde, Engle-
wood, and Mr.. G. A. White, New York.
The annual Indian pageant given last
night at Camp Dudley by the Y. NJ.
c. A. boys In camp there was attended
by a large number from the summer
colony.
On Thursday evening the postponed
presentation Of the Elizabethtown
Hall, for the benefit Of the library
fund, was given.
Among those recently arrived are
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan c. jacobson, of
New York, who have taken cottage
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Compton Miller, of
Scarsdale. are the guests of Mrs. Ken
meth Wilbur at her cottage, The
HON estead.
Mrs. w. B. Chaplin, Of Englewood.
N. j., has been joined at Westport Inn
for the season by her daughters, the
Misses Emily and Sarah Chaplin. Mrs.
James Armstrong and Miss Clara Stew
art, also of Englewood, are members
of the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Holmes, of New
York, are spending fortnight at
Westport Inn.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

displacement in power plant of LOO,
will be staged over the excellent ma
rine course in front Of the Lake George
Club on Saturday, August 12, 10
and 26. Commodore Henry's Falcon II
and Commodore Speers Miss Engie-
wood have already been entered for the
races.
Governor Miller and Mr.. Isadore
Kressell, Of New York, played golf
Tuesday on the Lake George Club links.
:, Miss Alice Speed. daughter of w; S.
Speed, Of Louisville, KY, who has
leased Lochlea for the summer, won the
ior tennis tournament Wednesday at
the Lake George Club, defeating Miss
Ursula Squires, of New York City, So,
60.
Recent arrivals from New York in
clude:
At Fort William Henry Hotel-Mrs.
H. c. Mclean, H. G.. Mclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Ross, Mrs. S. Yesta,
Mrs. r. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Dick
enson, Mr.. Maurice NJ. Dempsey.
At Worden Hotel--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kline,
Mr.. Joseph Garacan. Miss Ruth Fos-
dick, Miss Adelaide Ebling, Miss L. V.
O'Neill.
At Algonquin Hotel-Mr and Mrs.
Robert F. Seifcrt jr, Mrs. A. Lippin-
cott, Miss Dorothy Lippincott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark j. Haynes and Miss Katha-
rine A. Doering.
At Hotel Marion--Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Roscelle, DR.. j. D. Steinhardt, Mr.. Mar
vim C. Farain and Mr.. W. H. Bedell.
At Glenburnie Club--Mr. and Mrs.
Edward B. Long jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dunlop.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Dixviile Notch Visitors
Entertain No,a,. D.

Ine Balsams colony has bee, a'.e so
at DiHviile Notch tn. S weet sa a.s aes'.
spend the entire day at tho Is NAT
Country Club on the links or - sDsl','l s',
taking luncheon and tea al n II. Df.af !,
house. '''s elsS
Many parties nave motored as,. ..
other resorts 20 spend the day .,s az .fs y
luncheon, including Mr.. and Nrs ssa ~ r.
jamin Atha, Newark; Craig p "
and Egbert c. Denison fron, III. =, ol''' p's''
oek at Jefferson; Mr.. and w, . ss! !!
Forstbauer and party from Tbs ~. = :
Washington at Breton Woods. va ia'si'
Mrs. John G. Talcott and par.y "a, = v
the Mountain View House Al W. ,s,i
field: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis P pa..at ps
from NevFport, Z. l., and many 80 o.s.,
New York arrivals at The Esi.s. ar
this week include Sir. and Mrs. - p.s
ford Dean, Of Riverdale; Mr. Ana " ~
". F. de Guemocns, Mr. and NJ, y :
r. Dickersou, Of Garden CIV :. :
hr. and Mrs. Michael j. Muioya.s +, (
and Mrs. Warren s. Adams. ars ! ! I
Garni, Mrs. John Lee ConnsoIs ~
party, Miss Helen A. Weeks. Esri r.. -
stantine, L. A. Walter. Mr. and r. 4,
Duncan Sterling, Mrs. G. c. DuEer.
Of New YORK; NJ. and Mrs. Tillisn /
Todd, New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Many Riders Are
Ii, the Saddle at
Hot Springs, Va,
Special Dtspotch to Tho Trsbxne 6

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 2s.-Lovely
midsummer weather is bringing out
the riders Of the colony in numbers,
and each morning and afternoon there
is a gay tapping of hoofs in the little
plaza in front Of the Homestead Mr..
and Mrs. Melville Z. ingalls,, of New
York, are among those who ride daily
and favor Dunn's Gap. Captain and
Mrs. William NJ. Talbot are daily in
the saddle. Mrs. W. Earle Dodge, who
is at the Homestead with Mr.. Dodge,
seldom misses her morning canter. Mr.
and Mrs. S. Charles Welsh jr. and Miss
Elizabeth Welsh also rides frequently.
Interest in riding has been sharp
ened by the return from New York of
Mrs. Terah Haggin, who has taken the
picturesque White cottage for the bal
ance Of the summer. With Mrs. Haggin
at her cottage are Mrs. Haines Smith.
OF Onslow Gardens, London; Miss Mar
garet Porter, Of New York, and Miss
Margaret Cinroy, of Lima, and dele
gate from Peru to. the recent Pan
American Congress in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans have ar
rived from New York to remain sew
eral weeks and take the baths. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley L. Wolff, who are here
from New York for long visit, also
are on the long course daily. Mr.. Ed
ward 7. H. Talmagc and his son, Mr..
Prentice Talmage, were arrivals of the
week from New York to register at
and Mr.. Stoddard Hancock were ar
rivals Of the week from New York.
Mrs. William Jay drove to Fassifern
Farm on Tuesday for luncheon and re-
turned through the jackson River Val
ley. Mrs. Charles Mcclure Clark. Of
st. Louis. gave a luncheon at Valley
for the Baron and Baroness Rosen-
krantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Whit, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Stonor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley l.. Wolff, Mrs. Harry Wardnlan.
Miss Mary Denman Clark and the
Messrs. Ira L. Wight jr., Daniel %.
Wight, Harry S. knight. Allan Grover
and John II. Ricketson Sd.
Miss Mary Johnstone gave a garden
party on Tuesday at Three Hills in aid
OF the Confederate Daughters Fund.
a number Of visitors at the Home stead
went out TO the novelist's lovely place.
Mrs. Arthur Bddle came in early in
the week from Philadelphia and will
be Joined shortly by Mr.. and Mrs. An.
grew alexander Blair. Mrs. William A,
Platt is at the Homestead from Phila-
delphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman James arrived
by automobile from Baltimore on =
tour of the Virginias Colonel Edward
Colston and Miss Judith B. Colston
arrived from Cincinnati by autom objle
for visit Of six weeks.
Mrs. John Parker jackson arrived
from Washington to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Surth. of Yokohama =
M. Frederick Nano, charge d'affaires
OF the Rumanian Legation, and Nine.
Nano have. returned to Washington
after week here.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Saranac Lake Colonists to
Attend Benefit Concert
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

FPcttut PtSUuitU TO fNc iFtOuNf
SARANAC LAKE, n. y, July 29.-Mr.
Frank LaForge is in charge OF the con-
cert TO be given In Pontiac Theater on
the night Of August in aid of the
work OF the Society for the Prevention
Of Tuberculosis, which is expected to
be one of the best ever given here. The
artists include Miss Blanche Da Costa
soprano: Miss Anna Jago, contralto :.
Miss Erin Ballard, pianist and MIR. Ru-
dolph Polk, violinist
Members OF tho committee of women
from the Saranac Lake colony who arc
working for the success Of the concert
sro Mrs, Lawrason Brown, chairman;
Mrs. J, W, Price, Mrs. r. y. Trudcau,
Mrs. T., r. Baldwin. Mrs W. II. Haase,
Mrs. Ralph Leonard Mrs. +. bloom,
Mrs. Gardner Hall. Mrs. William wu'.
fur, Mrs. +. II. fleise. Miss Mary &.
Mullin Miss Madeline Smith Mr.. A.
y CaYwood, executive secretary, has in
charge arrangement of numerous de.
tails for the concert
The rubber match IN the series be.
tween the Malone Golf Club snd the
Ssranac Lake Golf Club was played on
the 81. Regis River links az Paul
Smith and was won by the Saranae
team, Among tho Saranao players
who have taken part in these events
arc Or. w. II. Oakley, DIR. G. G. Trcm
bley, Or. f. n, Packard. Or, j. c,
White, pr. Vernon Jordan, Or $. r.
Blsnehet. DIR. r. 9. Wellcs and Mcssrs
{, r. Daniels, l.. II. Sommers. g. 8.
StsrkS. T. Z. Starks, A. w Callahan. A
". Stanley, w. ". Scopes, G. + Rohcr.
son, G. II, Conger, +. H. Rus, ". T..
Leonard, Earl Lobdeii and +, Ferris
Hewitt.
Among the recently arrived members
OF tho camp colony here So Mr.. WI
liam Morris, OF New York, who came
with MRS. Morris and their daughter,
Miss Ruth Morris, and has opened
Camp tntermission On Lake Colby
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Breton Woods Golf Courses
Attract Well known Players

More than two hundred persons are
expected on August 1 at the Mount
Washington Hotel, and the Mount
Pleasant House is gradually filing
with permanent guests. The jolly tea
and supper dances at the Cave Grill
and Foret de Dance have attracted
many young people from this and
other resorts, and the opening on
Wednesday night was a smart affair.
Golf on the two Breton Woods
courses Is the principal diversion here,
and we'll known golfers arriving this
week were Mr.. F.. r. and Mr.. ". D.
Campbell, Of New York; Mr.. /. W.
johnston, Of Spuyten Duyvil; Mr.. II. B.
Tyson and Mr.. II. D. Reese, Of Phils-
delphia.
Bowling at the Mount Pleasant al
leys is a nightly amusement Of CO.
terie Of guests which includes Miss
Margaret and Master John Twomey, o.
New York.
Arrivals at the Mount Pleasant this
week included Mr. ]. J. Jordan, Mr.. Fl.
M. Mexte, Mr.. Harold Ray, Mr.. S. 2.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Chadwick
son and Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Stanley.
At the Mount Washington there ar
rived for the season Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert C. Bedford and Mr.. Clarke Bed
ford, Mrs. James E. Landy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert c. Sierck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander J. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
J. O'Neili and family. Mr.. j. B. Schlos-
ser, Mr.. Lawrence Leeds and Mr.. j. j.
Phelan and party, all Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Bradley BeacI, Golf Club
Has Completed Organization


BRADLEY BEACH. y. J. Jul,. 90
Inc Bradley Beach Golf and Conntrv
CLUB completed organization this %est
WIN Mayor Frank G. Borden. nrosi'
dent and ylec-president. Bernard Y
FolRhd; secretary, Cecil B. Young.
fopng' treasurer, Jacob II. Greer.
baum o,'.t, Directors named include Fred
esrisk L. Hall. John Young. Herhs p,
kruschka, John Van Kirk. WilSano
Baker, Frank Wroe, Robert E A Hc
Bow, y. a. Kra1s. Edward V Pst,ar.
SON Edward Pcrlberg, Lewis /. Crev
and William Blau. " ''''
The Bradley Reach auxiliary Of thu
Long Branch hospital gave success
Ial bridge at the La Reibe Hotel on
Tuesday afternoon. va
With the new. boardwalk comnl.,sa
the entire length Of the resort. tbsre
Is nov. connected 'esnlanade reach,ne q
from Deal Lake to Avon.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Sugar Hill Entertains
Daily With Tea DenM

Tea dances are held daily at fessssI N.ss a
and motoring there are parties issss ss,n.
parts of the White Mountains sss,s
bers of the permanent colony - s,sf
affairs are: Mr.. and Mrs. K. I. IN srl
ley. Miss Ruth Wilmerding, ,n,,ss.
Mrs. A. W. Francis and the l n
Francis; Mrs. r. Lee Hartman abu
and parties from Sunset Hill. fsss III.
Forest Hills and Look Off aiso 4
here.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Whitefield Has Governor
As Guest at a DIn1d

Mrs. Frederick S. Snyder, OF Bos!es
entertained at dinner fer Gesefas
Claiming II. Cox If Massacnuseot. \.
and Mrs. Cox on Sunday evening ~. "
Monday the Goverrcr and Ars. =.
returned to the Profile House, s.s
they were guests of honor en lusss. y;
evening at a dinner given for them =. =
for Governor H. o. Brown oi -
Hampshire and Mrs. Brown ana n.S -
bers Of the Governors Couaeh -
their wives. u,..
Arrivals at the Mountain View n.y., ~.
this week include Mr.. Milward h:A'
tin and Mrs. Thomas ". Msrtm !.
New York: Mr.. Alfred P. Lalgnteh,r q. Z
Flushing; Miss Emma ". fura,' n,s = =
snd Mrs. L. G. La Fleur and az =. =.
Mrs. L. Kilmark. Of New VOTE. e.s,s -,
F. +. jerks and Sir. and MIS-. se'''
B. McClsin, of Flushing, L. ].