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THE BROOKLYN DAILY NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1901. I I i 1 "rt I BAR HARBOR A WATERING PLACE. QUIET WEEK IN PITTSFIELOJ Miss Anita Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J.

Dans. Miss Knox, Miss Greeley, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Snow and James M. Johnston. There was a handicap golf tournament at the Stevens House links, Lake Placid, a day or no ago, which caused considerable axcitement, as all the guests here were Interested. Morning; and afternoon they over the course, which is an especially attractive one, as the highest mountains and some of the most beautiful lakes of the Adlrondacks are constantly In view. J.

Van Wormer, president of the Albany Savings Dank, is a guest at tha Stevens. Others include Mrs. Hilard Porter, John B. Hawes, Mrs. Davison, Englewood, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Finn. Mrs.

Carroll, Mrs. Naugbton. Miss Katie Xaughton, Mrs. C. A.

Lyon, Mrs. M. Stone, Mr. and. Mrs.

James Sheridan, H. H. Sibley, Miss H. Shrler. Miss Blanche Shrier, John T.

Oakley, Mrs. Oakley and family, Henry F. Miller, H. H. Blair, William H.

Carr, Mrs. H. Turner. L. R.

Gale. Brooklyn; Y. Llppman and Mrs. I lp pman, Gsorge Llppman, H. L.

Undsrhill, Brooklyn, and George B. Gurley, Boston. H. Schoen. president of the Pressed Steel Car Company.

Is at the Ruifseaumont for the 5casp; i. Mlts Whalen. sister of New York City's Corporation Countcl, is at tha Rulsseaumont for a ccupla of months. A twenty six pound, trout, taken from Lake Placid, hangs In the office as an Incentive for all sportsmen to try their luck. The trout Is stuffed.

Some of the recent arrivals at the Ruifsaaumont are E. G. Hallester, Miss Gertrude Klnff, Albert Tilt, Mrs. Henry Shetden. Miss Cnauncey, Mrs.

Calvin Pardu, Miss Helen Pordu, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Crawford.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Peck, Horace Candee.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wllhelm. Karl K. Wllhelm.

Frank Floyd, Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. Floyd, Mrs. Samuel T.

Page and C. W. Prltch ard Page. FINE WEATHER AT SARATOGA, Impetus Added to Indoor and Outdoor Pas times pancfis at the Leading Hotels are a Leading Feature. Saratoga, July 27 A week of tho most delightful weather has served to give an added Impetus to pastimes, both indoors and out.

Within the great hotels progressive euchre, music and dancing have filled in tho evenings, while tennis, golf and driving, with now and then a pull about the lake, have served to fill in the daylight hours without. The dances at the hotels continue to be the features of the indoor amusements. On Thursday evening Congress Hall started with its opening hop of the season. NOTES. At the United States the regular dance on "Wednesday evening drew more than its accustomed attendance and attention.

The music was unusually good and the selections happy and there were some particularly handsome gowns worn. The hop at the Grand Union on Saturday evening proved one of the most enjoyable so far given. The reat hotel ts rapidly ailing up una the weekly i.ances In the handsomely appointed ballroom are coining to be the feature nl thc wcek's entertainment. The cooi weather hail much to do toward making the occasion what it was and In consequence there were many encores demanded of the various dance nuniuers. Tho regular series of dances at the Kverott found another dellghtrul addition In the hop of Monday evening.

The weather was cool, the 'music excellent and the dance numbers unusually happy In selection. Among the list of guests from abroad now at the Grand Union are the Count and Countess de La Motte of Paris and H. L. Boulton and Mrs. de Pulldo of Caracas.

Justice Chester B. McLaughlin of the Supreme Court, Manhattan, has been at the Carlsbad (luring the week as the guest of Justice J. W. Houghton of the Supreme Court of this department. Charles T.

Harbuck of IsIIp, L. has been among those registered during the week as guests at the United States. Among the Long Islanders here Is William Edgar Bell of Bay Side. He Is registered among the guests of the Columbian. Joseph M.

Collins and Alexander A. ColIinB of Brooklyn are the guests of Fred L. Ormsby. They will be joined next week by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Collins and their sisters, the Misses Evelyn and Irene of Brooklyn. Ashley W. Cole of Brooklyn, chairman of the State Railroad Commission, is registered at the Grand Union.

At Hotel Worden the week Iuib found as guests E. Marryatt and Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Plant ot Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mann, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Billings, the Misses Voss.

Miss Mary E. Tate, Miss Anna Baker, J. M. Emmons, Miss L. M.

Emmons, J. P. Bennett, Jr. Mrs. R.

G. StevenBon and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Field and son, the Rev.

Hlro Kin and Lee Ylck Yan of Manhattan. The Kensington has had among Its guests ot the week Mrs. L. A. Fessanden of Brooklyn, Mrs.

E. V. Beyer, Miss B. Beyer, H. Greaves, J.

Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Halllday and family, J. V.

Hunt, John Leopold, E. E. lienhelmer, S. D. Brown and C.

H. Hllss of Manhattan. Registered at. the Amerlcan Adelphl are Mrs. M.

E. Mast and Miss Mast of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.

Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. Williams, Miss Tompkins, Miss Lake, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N.

Flen, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosengarden and the Misses Rosen garden of Manhattan. At the Lenox are registered MIeb Mary D.

O'Connor, James Harrington, Miss L. F. Murtha and Miss M. McTeague of Manhattan. Among the Windsor's guests are James Kane.

Miss M. R. Kane nnd Miss Alma V. Joye ot Brooklyn. L.

Relnhardt, A. Israel, Mrs. J. A. Voorheoa, Henry Erdman, James McHcnry, Thomas Hitchcock, Miss Beatrice R.

Altmayer and A. B. Spreyltels of Manhattan. Among the guests at the Clarendon are the following: Anna L. McGovern, S.

II. Newman and son. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Laird, S. E. Green man, the MIsseB Dunschklss. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Inmln. Miss Lena G. Grieder, M. F.

Koch and John Spltler of Manhattan. Registered at the Columbian are B. Llcliten stein, S. Abrams, Barnett Goldstein. Miss Mil int.

Goldstein. J. G. Gulnan, air. and Mre.

George J. WtiSrilan, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Breialngcr and liiuma lmmergluck of Manhattan.

The arrivals at Congress Hall have included: Mr. and Mrs. William Murray. H. L.

Meyer, the Misses Marguerite and Elsie Murray. Miss Murray, J. G. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph' W. Jacoby, Mis. T. C. Lefevre, "William Smallwood.

S. Tabor Bayles. J. B. Stuart.

Alexander S. Thweatt and son, Simon Mack, Laura P. Mack, Elsa L. Worms and Mr. and Mrs.

E. Southern of Manhattan. Tho Grand Union has among its arrivals for the w.nt TV R. Arnold. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Sanders. S. L.

Keeney, IX J. Creem. Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Collins Mr. and Mrs. W. I I.

Du Bols and Mrs. J. A. Templcton of Brooklyn: V. E.

Fleming. .1. O'Brli Perkins. Miss Williams, N. Perkins.

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gould, O.

V. Gould. G. B. Cramer, Bourgeois.

Mrs. F. M. Crowley, Miss F. M.

Crowley, Miss M. H. Crowley, E. A. Jones.

H. C. Smyth Miss T. Jacobs, Mrs. M.

Plahto. Miss Ri rlti Mr. and Mrs. I. S.

F.lllnon. Mr. nnd Mrs J. H. Finn.

S. J. Rosenzwolff, Dr. E. N.

Leary, S. Weatherby. C. E. McMnnufi.

D. Colm.m. W' J. Kennedy. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wnllarh. Tt. R.

Falls. Mrs. H. Hohlo. A.

E. Colfax. L. V. Clark, F.

Mlddlebrook, S. A. Rothsohlld. L. W.

Parker, M. A. Howard, 8. Marks. Mrs.

M. E. Farrrll. W. L.

Penny, O. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. s. Sayles and R.

Randcll of Manhattan. At the United States are Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles G. Kennett and Miss Plnkey Glenn tit HrmM.u.

r. A. Vormllyer, Miss M. Low, II. W.

Simpson. G. J. Bascom. E.

L. Burrlll and ramily, Mrs. H. Loomls. and Mrs.

W. L. Morgen thall. Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Irlnger. Mrs. Adnlnh ISernhelmer.

Miss Bcrnhelmer, L. G. Wootlhouw. Mr. and Mrs.

Gcors. H. Fearons, Mra. S. J.

Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stuart.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Angus Gordon. A. R.

Spier. Mrs. C. H. Wilson, M.

Whitney. Charles B. Samuels. Mrs. Luther G.

Tlilotson of Manhattan. don. P. C. Lancdon.

E. Lanpdon. S. Allen, jr. Miss Marpraret J.

McCoony. Miss Anna C. McCoony. ADIKOtfDACKS. Saranac Lake, July 27 Summer guests are coming to the Adirondack Mountains from nearly all the great cities with a rush which resembles the opening days of August, and the records of almost all the large hotels and countless smaller ones are running far ahead of corresponding dates last year.

The outlook for the month of August fs purely a matter of accommodating as large a portion as possible of the applications already in hand, and that month will bring greater crowds here than have ever before been received. As a rule, the competitions among the various hotels are not begun until the heavy crowds of August demand them, but this season the order is changed, and already the dates are fixed and arrangements being made for competitive play on the various golf links, tennis coiiTts and base ball dlamondD of the mountain land, while socially the series of hops and afterncon parties which always make up a good proportion of the interest among the younger set has already begun. NOTES. The Robert Hoe camp over fit Paul Smith's, on the St. ReslB chain of lakea.

which was partially destroyed by Are a few days ago, will be rebuilt at once. The ball at Paul Smith's on Saturday evening was a Kreat, micceaB, all the young people at the hotel being present. The music by the orchestra was especially praised. The first meeting of the directors and officers of the St. Refflfi Yacht Club was held on last Monday.

The course has been" laid out and the rejrattas will be nailed in accordance with the ntrict yachting rules. The present membership of the club is about Keventy flve. Hobert Stewart has a new thirty two foot boat. This class now numbers seven In all. It looks as though there would bo a large number of catboats added this year, but the exact number cannot be told until the entries are made.

J. H. Roosevelt has entered his new boat, the Elfmere. The course is a nine mile triangular one on the upper St. Reels.

The regular races will begin this week and will be for two silver In addition to the twenty launches already on the lake Lewis S. Thompson of Red Bank, N. has added a modern boat, which recently' arrived. Mrs. J.

J. Aator is visiting Mrs. L. 3. Thompson in her camp on the upper St.

Regis. Paul Tiickerman is now in the Brooks camp for the aeason. Dr. Walter B. James, the' Kreeches and Roosevelt are among the upper St.

Regis colony. The preliminary meeting to the fair for the benefit of the Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium was held last Monday. A few or the late arrivals Include Hermine Corning, "William Vanderveer. T. P.

Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kennedy, E.

C. Snyder, W. J. Davison, William B. McKelvey; Mrs.

Mc Kelvey. H. Moore, J. I)oyle, S. J.

Drake, Mr. and. Mrs. L. B.

Taylor, Lewis Clephane, Miss Julia Clephane, Mrs. Blaine grandson. Mra. Walter Damrosch and three children, Mrs. Reuben Wing Howes and Towneend Howes.

The Hotel Wawbeek, on the western shore of the Upper Saranac Iake, Is rapidly filling up. Many of the old patrons of the house are back again as well as scores of new ones. Beside the coif links, which attract many of the guests every day, the new tennis court, built this year, is immensely popular. The Wawbeek still holds its record for fishing and many parties may be found almost every day angling: for the speckled beauties. Among the most persistent in W.

H. Hanemann of Hohr. Hanemann New York, whose tally is fast rolling up. his catch being a six and one half pound trout, and the largest to date being four trout welshing a total or twenty pounds. Miss, Elma Rumse'y, who is here with Dr.

and Delevan. Is a close second with a credit of four trout weighing twenty five pounds. Jcpeph EaFtman, who has the Fairvlew cottagre. caught forty pounds of pickerel in Racquette River in one day. Late arrivals at the Wawbeek include L.

W. Frost, Miss Grace S. Front, Master L. Frost. P.

H. Riddle. Mrs. O. H.

Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eastman. Mr.

and Mrs. Aneon A. Carter, the Rev. Henry S. Brown.

Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Munn and family, the Misses Burkhnm ahrt Mr.

and Mrs. O. L. Douglass. This week are expected Mrs.

Charles A. Thompson and ramily, Mrs. E. P. Freeman and Miss The fishing keeps good at Childwold.

A string of trout may be caught at any time. The trout In Lake MaBsawopie are marked brilliantly. They bite soon after the hook Is dropped into the water nnd furnish plenty of excitement before they' are landed. Lake Massaweple and the surrounding waters have long been famous for their fine fishing and this year they are more than keeping up their. reputntion.

Dr. William Ho wo Morrison, who Is spending the summer at Childwold. Is enthusiastic about the many advantages of the park. He says that the altitude is Just right, neither too high nor too low, and that the nourishment and care given by Mr. Leland are just what is required to build up the constitution during tho summer to stand the wci; and tenr of the rest of the year.

The breeze that blows across Lake Massawepie is worth coming a long distance, to breathe. There Is a beautiful little island In Lake Massawepie which has been greatry improved and beautified. Camp Isola Is located upon It. This Island is tho summer heme" of Mr. C.

D. Tows. Great taste has been, exercised both in exterior architecture nnd in Interior finishing. The open tea room and cofive navlllon, together with the music, dining and l'viig rooms of the larger buildings, are special ff atures. All the Is rustic in design, hnving been made on the island.

The numerous owls, loor.s, foxes, deers" heads, which add so materially to the interior decoration, were shot, fcr the most part. In Childwold The card room in Mr. Tow's cottage, near the hotel. Is decorated with different designs worked out with cards. About one hundred gross have been used.

One of the fircst vegptnble gardens to be found in the state of Xew York is the une on the Island Isola. under the Fpecial enre of Mr. Tows, who devotes a gieat deal nf time nnd attention to this garden, which Is his especial pride. The ball ground Is near the hotel, as are also the golf links and tennis pround. The CaFino, where the dances are is a regular Adirondack Mountain structure, covered with bark from the big hemlock trees.

The howling alley and pool room ar? just a step further on. Tho large library in the hotel office, where may be found the latest hooks, as well as the standard works, is well patronized. Here are the names of some of the cottagers at Childwold: Adolf Lewlsohn and family. New York: M. Ruspell, Taylor, Philadelphia: Andrew Saks and family.

New York: Ludwig Klllrger nnd family, CIncInnntI; Mix Senior and family. Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. I. Oppenheimei "ow York: CharU K.

Push, second vice president Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia; Ernest Ehrman and family, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Gub F. Velth, New York: C. D.

Town and family. New Y'ork; Henry G. Dorr, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Luis Kuhn.

Cincinnati. Late nrrlvals are: Mr. Henry Sanger anil daughter, Brooklyn; S. L. Boston; W.

C. Taylor, Boston; William Allen Hayes, Boston: C. O. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Hermann. Mrs. Graham. Miss Goc Jyear. Mr.

and Mrs. Whitehead, the Misses E. and A. Waltack. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Edgar Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. August Aarll. Now York: Mr.

and Mrs. Yineburg. Montreal; C. Slder.berg, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Mendelson, Samuel Rosenthal and daughter and Chnrles J. Smith. Xew York. Over at the Saransc Inn at the head of the. TJp rtr Saranac Lake are gathered several hundred pleasure seekers who are enjoying life thor oughlv.

Mr. recently got up a party of right to take an excursion. Jim Lion was the guide. The party went from the lake into Spring Pond, thence Into Green Pond, and then Into Fclbnsby Pond, where they had luncheon. After the trip was resumed, thoy came Into Spider Creek and back into Saranac Lake, on the long stretch for There arc several ways of getting into the Saraiiacs from th? St.

Regl chain of lakes. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M.

JobnPton. Miss Johnston nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M.

Chsrtard recently made this trip, stopping for dinner at Paul Smith's. The favorite way In to go by what Is known as the Seven Carries and to return by the way of Big Lake Clear, with two carries. The Rev. Charles Carroll Albertson. pnptor of the Methodist Church In Gel rnantown, Is now at the Inn.

T. W. Maxwell of the Jersey City Railroad has been here with Mrs. Maxwell for the past month. They are soon to go to Sea hrlght fcr the month of August.

Among tha guests are Mrs. Frederick M. lunn. F. M.

Dunn. Aleris Duront Smith. Mlsn Dorothy D. Smith, J. O.

H. Cesfrrove. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

Barnwell, James Elder, Mrs. Charles II. Rowe, Irs. E. McCarthy.

S. McCarthy, Mrs. A. R. Stetson.

W. A. Laffln. The Rev. Braddtn Hamilton of New York officiated Sunday at All Saints' Chapel.

Samuel T. Shaw, owner of the Grand Union Hotel, New Ycrk, is here on his yacht. Miss Mary Tlliinghast of New York last week gave a muslcale at Everett cottage. New Y'ork cottage arrivals this week: Mrs. Fred.

A. Bell. Miss Bell. Stitt Villa: Miss Louise McCarthy. Berkeley Lodge: Mrs.

J. N. Eicke, Pleasant View: Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Baker, Old Beach Rest: Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding. Willing cottage. The latest Y'ork guests and their entertainers: Mrs.

James Berkard is visiting Mrs. Buchanan Wlnthrop: Henry Bull. Mrs. Ornie Wtlscn. and J.

F. D. Lanier, Braddish Johnson, Cornelius Vanderbilt: Edward Harding and Archibald G. Thacher. Lewis Cass Ledyard.

Mr. and Mrs. John Inness Kane. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Scher merhorn: F. C. Macauley, Edward H.

Bulltley: Mrs. Pierre L. Ronalds, nd Mrs. Herbert C. Pell.

Mrs. James P. Kernochan; Mrs. R. L.

Beekmnn. Mrs. Louis Lorillard: Frederick Baldwin. George B. DeForest; Frank Lvman, S.

E. Huntington: McDougali Hawkes. Mrs. X. D.

Clapp: Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons: Miss Mnry C. Wright.

Miss McCarthy; Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Kane. Mr. and Mrs.

R. I. Gammell: George R. Preston. Charles F.

Hoffman, Charles Sands. Miss Anna Sands: Robert J. H. Powel. Miss Powel.

BLOClTlSLAND. Block Island, R. I July 27 Ideal weather has DrPVflilpd hpre dnrtntr tfc uu.iue, tut iaai at ell days. Hot as the cities and even resorts on the mainland have been, here, on the Isle of Manisses, high scores on the thermometer are unknown. And yet it has been warm enough to make the perfect bathing a ne as a ueilgllL.

NOTES. evening a party of congenial spirits from the Manisses Hotel had a most en jojaole moonlight sail out on the Atlantic The breeze pcrfcet wlth a brlsk southwesterly of th? most interesting happenings of the week was the appearance iate Monday afternoon of three vessels of the North Atlantic Squadron, the Massachusetts, tho tlflinn, t. SBrge ivi in base ball was of last week, the score being r.L?,i':'i?'? however, a game was played, Sfii, ndvantase to the Ocean View over the bprlng House team with the score of 8 to 6 ARRIVALS. 7h, Manises Dr. and Mrs.

C. Gleason A w. Gleason, Foster Gleason. Eugene Fav s' fI Jlr' and Mrs F. Kreft, Mr'Fassln S' V.auJl' Ml93 A' HylAu Mrs It Tlsrney, Raymond TIerney.

Mrs Edward Cyrus' anr? Kaue Vi, VJoneH' Caliper. Mrs Stewart. A Edward Kempton Pillmt wlil Mrf' Master Elliott Heal. Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Heal. Clara A Benedict tnni. th? JHss Mary. Jennie and Cr'nion.

George L. Rlch A Weidness family, C.dGts Llndenthal. Joseph Beail. Mrs" ReFeVi Clark. Belle Coxe br am A Gulterman.

F. W. H. Gullie. E.

J. Smith. N. W. Pierce.

Ir Frank and Knight. Mr. ind Mrs Qutnlfnrnt' and E. Langdon. NARRACrANSETT PIEB.

Narragansett Pier. R. July 27 Xarra gansett is almost ready for the biggest sporting everjt of the year, the polo tournament of the Point Judith Country Club, which begins Monday and lasts until August 12. There will be three days during the period devoted to rest for the players. Society has suddenly become active within a week, owing to the new scheme being tried at the Point Judith Club ot table d'hote dinners.

These have proved so successful Jthat they will be continued indefinitely Thursday evenings. Automobiles continue to furnish excitement, particularly that of George H. Bal lentine of Xew York. No sooner did the town pasB an ordinance, particularly directed against his machine, than he went over the line to race. There he soon succeeded in getting himself arrested.

More ordinances are in order. The excursion business, especially Sunday, is very large, thousands being brought In by the popular Sea View electrics and Wirkford steamer. Belles are noticeably lacking, but bathing is prime. NOTES. Judging from the rapid sale this week of carriage spaces at the polo field, society will be out in force for those events.

For the Narragansett cups. Bryn Mawr. Westchester. Point Judith. I'hlladelphln Country Club and Myopia are entered for tnc Point Judith cups.

Myopia. Philadelphia Country Club. Point Judith and Bryn Mawr for the Rhode Island cups. Philadelphia Country Club. Point Judith and Drvn Mawr Collier will take the place oil the Point Judith team of his father, who recently broke his collar bone.

For the first time in years the Ded itam Club has not entered, preferring to save lt seif for the championship games in September. More is heard here of croquet thou golf so far a tourney ts In progress. The English game, with short handled, hreak your back mallets, is deemed he correct thing. Pr irres slve euchi is again popular, but it will soon cease to be if the givers of the parties continue to carry off first prizes, as was the ease this ivcek. Prof.

ssor Bronder Matthews and Mrs. Edward L' nvey and Miss Heln Dewey, relatives of the admiral, are late comers. electrical fountains and Parisian gardens are th Intest devices of the local bonlfaces. I af Xew York hotel nrrlvals E. F.

Cunningham. It. nominee. Mrs. Harold Blnnov, Miss Constance Blnney.

Miss Freda Blnnov, Mr and Charles Walsh. Beeektlinn. Miss Louise Du VivUr. Miss rm Vivler. Mis? Alice Du VIvlor, Miss chapman.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Remy. Mr. T.

Ruggles. Miss Grace R. Rugglcs. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Franklin Jenlzene. George Kunt, H. Oakey Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Cawlln. F. King.

Mrs. Loul. Sherry. Ernest Sherry, V. A.

Polce. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter C. Stokes.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Weiss. H.

Wormian. Miss Johnson. Mrs. William G. Johnson.

Mr. nnd Mrs W. tockbrldge. .1. Baker.

W. W. Brvnn. Mrs. Edward II.

NIcoll. Mrs. R. I. Hare Powell.

Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Howard.

F. R. Huntington. H. C.

Darling. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Glover.

Miss Glover Thomas Klernan. C. Monneron. Mrs. C.

Boynton, Miss S. Ella Boynton. L. W. Boynton.

Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ft. Joseph.

O. S. Cnckey. Dr. R.

Van Nest. Owen Wister, Brander Mathews. Herman K. Velle. Charles Hitchcock.

Mrs. William Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strong, Miss A.

De Peys ter. Miss C. B. De I'eyster, Ingnns Kimball. Marlon Parker.

Dr. J. I). Emmett. Miss Lulu H' arns, Henry Howard.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hay den.

Richard Lneov. Miss Louise T.neev I.fleev. neorce Adamson. Frank .1 Lnnirhlln F. B.

Miles. Mr. and Mrs. T. Whitney Surette, J.

H. Alexander. Miss Karge. R. R.

Breene, A. R. Bratton. II. D.

Nixon. A. U. Markers. Oscar Leon, W.

H. Brldghnm. Mrs. George C. Freeman, Mrs.

Charles Oakes nnd Mrs. John H. Eden. Miss Cha.lsey. William Beasley.

William O'Con nell. David Dugan. John Dougherty, John J. Hari initlcui. G.

P. Butler. Mrs. Graham, Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Brander. Miss Emma Leslie, Miss Frankie Miliedge. II. L. Condon.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Gt.nrge A. KelW, Charles C. Thflln.

Miss Pauline Whitier. B. Buggies. M. A.

Steward. Mrs. C. Boynton. Miss Ella Bovnton.

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Boynton.

Mrs. S. L. Brlnsrnnde. Harold Blnney.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. England.

W. H. Chase. A. Sprngue.

Pres. olt Bullock. Miss A. Goodnle. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Nlckerson. Miss Sophie Earl, i wls y. F.

A. Kummer. Wallace Scott. Mr. im'l Mrs.

Frederick Bull and family. Frank Lvman r. MI Burnham. J. J.

O'Brien. I. Hnvne. Itoh. rt Bi.lon.

G. W. Von Ness. Elijah P. Smith.

Mls Until Bliss. Mrs. E. .1. Ellis, Frederick until.

r. Mrs. Summer, Miss Allen Goodwin. John .1. Lenehan.

L. Henry Cohen. L. S. nlianier.

W. C. street. G. H.

De Witt. C. H. 1 Wilt. Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Arnold, Mrs. Arthur i Bobinron.

Mr. nnd Mrs. JoVn T. Hatrhelder E. Johnson, o.

L. Rl. hard. W. H.

P.ei. A. Forshelm. S. P.

Con nell. Miss A. L. B. T.

Lansburch. Mr. HE season is now at its height and reports only ot crowded hotels and fruitless applications for rooms come from all of the summer places. Along the coast yachilng is now in full swing. In the interior count less golf tournaments are being played off.

The cold snap of the past week was felt in more than one resort, with the result that the hotel proprietors had to meet sudden and imperative demands for more for the beds but there was no diminution In the crowds, despite the cooler weather. FETE DAVWP0RT. After Three Years the Celebration Has Been Established Again Compliment to U. S. Navy and New York Yacht Club.

Newport, R. July 27 For the next three days every road leads to Newport, for on Tuesday comes fete day, complimentary to the North Atlantic squadron and the New York Yacht Club. throe years fete day has been omitted, so It comes with new zest. Nearly has been collected by subscription for the illumination and marine and land parades, which promise to break all records, while the cottage colony will enter tain lavishly. As one quarter of the people attracted cannot be provided for here, it has been arranged to keep the electric cars, steam roads and steamboats running all night.

The week has been lull of disagreeable temperatures and excitement. The striking of a shell from a battleship against the city hall, the mysterious robbery at Royal Phelps Carroll's, the general violation ot the automobile racing law. the bursting of the big water tank at Jamestown, the tardy move of the police commissioners in closing notorious resorts, the deluge of Newport garbage thrown in by the tide on tho Jamestown bathing beach, the lightning stroke that divided itself between three summer visitors at Conan icut, the upset of the patent medicine quadrille planned by Mrs. Oliver Belmont, the broad daylight firing of a fisherman's house on the cliffs, and the loss by overturning In the bay during a thunder squall of a boatload of silverware used at a picnic were only a few of the disturbances. NOTES.

The scclety weddlni; of the season ts due today, when Miss. Kjiia Kuok. daugnter of Mrs. Edward Francis Rook. Is to become Mrs.

J. Nell son Howard. The ceremony at the Charles villa on Olilf avenue will be ioilowed by a large reception on the lawn, with music and a bridal lunch. About thirty of Mr. Howard' friends nave him a bachelor dinner Saturday at the Clambake Club.

One of the things the quartet sang was 'She Was Happy Till She Met You." The part of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish's professional variety show at CroFSWays. Friday evening, was its surroundings. Most of the performers can be seen anywhere la the winter by paying a quarter. Jamestown is ereatly interested in the lawn fete for the benefit of t.

Matthew's Church, which is to be given next "Wednesday afternoon: also In the commodore' regatta of the Conanlcut Yacht Club, due early in August. The promoter.1 of the golf club at Jamestown want an appropriation from the town on the ground that the organization is a public benefit. An automobile pnrnde and ail ntitbmoblle road nice to Xew York are on the tapis. Tile ItelL'ian legation Is about to locate here lor August. The best sucsept inn nf the Reason Is for an ama teur circus, some eveninir during the September norse snow.

The heat has been so intense for a week that people would hire bath houses at Huston's beach and hold ihem nearly ail day. instead of for an hour. Late Brooklyn hotel comers. mtl and S. J.

Murray. Miss Loekln. who lias been the season in Jamestown, is the guest of Mrs. William T. Bull.

Among the ronlributors to the police relief fund is Dr. W. T. Dull. Go K.

ICd.lv. son e.r Colonel r. Eddy of the Fnrty eventh Hrr.ok:yn Raiment. fMl 1 ram a street ear here List week and injured on Miss Florence Melville and Mrs. M.

Morris of Brooklyn are zrueHts of Mrs. L. H. Knymcnil on Chestnut Kreet. Mrs.

William T. Hull Is entertaining Mrs. T. W. Pierce of Tcips field.

whose horsawomnn phip has be. a plenslnir feature recent horse snows. Snenklni: of horses. Mrs. Bull is credited with Introducing th sunhnnn for eouinen here.

J. H. Konnnevin has Irene to Brooklyn to attend the funeral of his mreher. Mrs. Ernest canneyln Dr.

William T. Bull and Congressman Melvlll, Bull have placed a memorial window to their mother in trinity Church. Its suhtect Is t. I'ter restoring TaMtha to lire at Jaffa. Mis? Mary of i wi the Inei'.

Late New York Hotel comers: W. Mallett. S. Watermen, Mr. A.

K. Lassen. Mrs. M. Ingra hani.

Edward 1'. Itecnn. Monop. W. AT.

Con nell. F. Maybaoei. Mrs. Kolicrt Harrison.

P. 3. Randolph. W. M.

Seanlan. F. C. Rover. A.

Mnn nerson. S. A. Stewart. W.

L. Phillips. Miss Phillips, Mr. nr.u Mrs. Rlmanson.

J. C. Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs.

Turek. Mortimer C. Arldams, Arthur V. Howard, fteorco V. Evans.

O. W. Weslev. W. IT.

T'nlrrer. ir. II. Mntz. W.

H. Whiting. I'. Howe. Vat M.

Plonikv. Miss R. Cieer. Harry rtaohelcon. E.

A. Williams. F. 0. Clark.

P. H. Alex .1. Smith. O.

Bllllngr. M. Chestr. Kujrene Towusend. George Stout.

Mr. Mr Jules P. Baelie. G. S.

Waller. Mr. Mrs. I'Vlllps P.roer.der. Daniel Uucon.

Miss Kneon. Mrs. H. F. Frevent.

David Graham Mls M. F. Crowell. Mrs. Robert Harris.

Mrs. cnmon II. Cather good. Mrs. ftninhwlek, t'nly'r, P.

Reid. K. A. Williams. .1.

Phillips. Charles I leoir'iepran. P. IJ. Eldredce.

Frr lo lrk I. c. TOldridite, Mips Mabell FlaitK. erg" W. Kviins.

W. It. I.vman. I'l. Palmer.

John K. II. Kendall. Herman It.lllfeldi. n.

Crosby Klndleberrter. J. T. I. iams.

Mrs. J. T. Illploy. liarles flakes.

Mrs. C. A. Ilusbnell. William T.

B. Dawson J. Keilly. Mr am! Mrs. It.

Wheel r. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Bond. Mrs. Cyril Houston. F. o.

Sehull' J. L. HonUSas. J. N.

Cuislns. lesser Mr. and Mrs. II. H.

c.rinnell. Mr. and Mrs p. p. Blnok.

Mr. nn i Mrs. E. S. Corritt.

II. M. Wal dron. J. K.

P.oot, W. Norman. Mrs. Stone. Mrs.

Mr. Mrs. Henry IV Mv. in. Chnrles P.

Cowie. 1 Koiir' F.on Mrs. C. Humphrey. WiUIan: II.

r'oates, Mr. and "is. i II. Paltrier. Samuel Hess.

J. P. Mr. and Mr. It.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Carratt.

c. II. W.il.lrnn! W. Ij. Morrison.

Soutbor f. U. IVillln ns Henry M. Davis. .7.

A. ili'ii. .1 M. Hutehin son. W.

B. r'otell. A. n.nt Georffe J. BuriKharot.

H. Kernelli' rs, Mr' nnd Mrs. J. S. Hivh.

Mi Sanii and Mrs. f. T. im 'n. Mi Boy.

SedEwlck. R. Cottenet. T. C.

Fldliil(re. u. P. Bldrldge. Pre nil .1.

Of'. I'. irn Crls" ier illd Hoyt, Frank M. Ware. Mr.

Hint. 'ss Kdna O. Delia Torre, V. nape.hv. riTiellly, Waldo Storj R.

Tt. nemlnirton. Miss M. R. Foley.

Mrs. Anson Phelps Pf.nd end on. John A. Stewart and 't'ollv. W.

Tiss Helene Trenholnv. Mr. an Me. A. P.

Griffiths, Mrs. Leslie M. I'. Gardiner, IBP and Mrs. S.

1'rlnck. Mr. and Mrs. Jules S. Bache, George Sykes Waller.

Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Smith, E.

C. M. Rand. F. J.

Menzle, John E. Berwind. W. W. Bonley.

N. J. B. Atwater. A.

P. Dennis, H. Selfrldge. J. H.

Barry, Tliomas Thorp, R. M. Derick. M. X.

Sullivan. Dr. Kenney. Mies Mc Grath. L.

J. Gillan. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Shartenberg, Mrs. C. R. Vaughn, G. Wheaton Vaugn, C.

L. Vaugn. Toomby, Miss C. E. Smith.

R. W. Sanderson, Rosa L. Lincoln, Mrs. John L.

Spencer. W. Conway. Leon Troine, Howell R. Hughes.

Peter Dow, Dr. J. Rooney, J. F. McCarthy.

Mr. and Mrs. CharleB E. Lincoln, William C. Brown.

Frank McDonald. J. E. Brophy, Henrv R. Balden.

William Brennan. George K. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Bartlett. W. E. Shepard, E.

Case. J. H. Bradford, treasurer of the Coney Island Jockey Club, and his family from New York are summering here. Late Brooklyn hotel arrivals: Mrs.

A. C. Lome, Mrs. A. E.

Caylne. Mrs. Herbert W. Harris. Mar jorle Schermerhorn Harris.

Mrs. A. J. Chatny, Mrs. E.

S. Lovitt and son, William F. Manor. E. F.

Harper. C. S. Husted. Mrs.

Edwin Beers, M. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Hetfleld, W. H. Kel sey. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay P. Jonea. GOINGS ON AT GREENWICH. Gold Spell of the Middle of the Week Had No Effect on the Summer Life and Gayety.

The middle of the season finds Greenwich summer life in full swing. Gayety and life are seen everywhere. NOTES. The cold spell ot the middle of 1 the week has not abated the ardor of the golfing fraternity, but seems to have brought out an unusual throng for the Belle Haven tournament at the Fairfield County links. The cruise of the New York Yacht Club through Indian Harbor waters thi3 week turned much attention toward yachting circles and making the weekly hops at the Indian Harbor and Riverside Yacht Clubs more 'lively and better attended than any this The opening of the picturesque nine hole course of the Indian Harbor Golf Club on the ground of the Held House during the past week, followed by a golf cotillon A 'the hbtiset In the evening, proved the great 'social attraction the week.

Among the" guests at the "Held House this week are a large number of "Brooklyn people, among whom are Mr. and Mrs. Nostrand and daughter, Mr and Mrs. J. Simmons.

Miss Thome, Miss R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Zimmerman, Miss Zimmerman and C. H. Zimmerman, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Tournler, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick G. Smith and family. Dr. Onderdonk and family, Miss Mae Kelly, Miss Ella Kunt, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Art.iur Prycr and son. Miss Laura Smith, the Rev. James Hurley and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy J. Murray and family, Miss Elmjna Rousseau and C. Taylor of Long Island City. Among the Brooklyn guests at the Maples are: Mr.

and Mrs. James E. HUdebrandt. Dr. George O'R'ellly Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Lawrence, James F. Coles. Mr. and Mrs.

C. V. Roosevelt and family, William Mulqueen and daughter and David Orpheus. At the Kent House are the following Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Black. Joseph Goddard, Mrs. Henry Balnbrldge, Messrs. Arthur and George Baln brldge, Charles E.

Shields and daughter, the Misses White, Colonel Arthur V. McDonnough alt of Brooklyn, James O'Hourke of Jamaica, Ir. I. and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard T. Kernback of Babylon, L. I. At the Selleck House are the following guests Rev. David Hennlngs and family of New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaefer, Miss Clara Lawrence, James TIerney and Dr. P. Klernan of Brooklyn.

Ex President Cleveland Is the guest of E. C. Benedict for the past week at the Marbla House. The two men will leave Greenwich for a long cruise on the Oneida on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Lawrence and Master Frank Lawrence and nurse of Brooklyn are occupying the pretty cottage at Belle Haven, called the Villa. Howard D.

Hunter of Long Island City is summering with his family at The Quinces. The old Rockefeller mansion the Elms Is again occupied this year by Colonel E. Hastings of Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Downes and daughter of Brooklyn are this season's occupants of the Castle, at Round Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V.

Raymond are guests at the Lenox House of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Campbell.

IN SULLIVAN COUNTY. Liberty Is Just Now Thronged With Brooklyn ites A Good Season for Base Ball. Liberty, N. July 27 This is a good season for base ball In liberty. A good amateur team has been organized, being strongly reinforced when the occasion demands it, by talent from New York, of which there Is an abundance in the neighborhood.

NOTES. Proprietor Parmeley of the new Liberty House gave a dance Thursday evening. At the Mansion House are: Mrs. Lillian Whitney. Daniel Staff.

A. Llchten, George Meyer, J. D. White, James Reynolds, F. W.

Fagan, W. R. Lyons. Thomas Sullivan, Max Prokolmier, F. Holmes, John Davis, George Simpson.

G. Morse. Mrs. J. Gaux and son.

F. Kleth. J. Foster, Mrs. Rose Prlngler.

James Brennan, W. I. Young. New York; Albert J. Hemmlngs, Max Subym, Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Carter and family, Miss Anna Heflron, Miss May Heffron. .1.

J. MeGarry. Brooklyn. At Ye Lancashire Inn are: The Rev. Charles A.

Logue, Mr. and Mrs. George (1. Hallock, Mr. and Mrs.

William Wilson. Brooklyn: J. C. Long, W. E.

Hampton, P. Cordero. J. Bennett, H. M.

Joralemon. P. Kernan. Thomas McCcrmlck, Charles Nugent. New York: Eugene F.

Schlalch, Jersey City: Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Rue.

Miss P.o mena Rue. Hoboken; Mrs. K. E. Wood, E.

L. Ronke, M. R. Benedict. James Saker.

Orange. the new Liberty House the past week are: Mrs R. Radford. Mrs. F.

N. Morton, son and maid. Mr. and Mrs. C.

K. lilrdsall. Mrs. Mulr, Mrs. Harrison.

Samuel I. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. W. I'.

Hullv. C. V. Yaden. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Healv, M. Knnpp. Miss Knapp. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Paine. M. S.

Daniels. Wlllard Rossa and Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Jones. Bermuda. Hall House, from Manhattan and Brooklyn: Dnrcev, W. S. Weeden, Miss Marguerite Kennedy.

Miss Josephine McntruJ. Miss Mary V. Truestlil M. J. Lane and family.

Mrs. Arthur Phllbln. Miss Lulu Chevoy. Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Hope. Ir. Melville Chater.

The Swannausn Mr. and Mrs. M. Krouther. A.

C. Jennings. Miss B. Stelncr, Miss G. Stelner, William Prager." Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Bloom. Mr and Mrs. II liloom. Alfred Bloom.

A. H. ISioom Clarice Bloom, Mrs. G. Heald.

Mrs. R. W. Henld K. B.

Llchenstcln. Mrs. Benjamin P.eass, Jacob Schmidt. H. C.

Lange. Mrs. w. Llchen ytein. Miss Llchensteln.

At the Monitor, from Brooklyn: Mrs. J. Rosenberg Florence and Maude Rosenberg. Miss A. Morgantb.iu, Alva Rosenberg, L.

W'oirson. Miss Wolfson. Mrs. Hess arid sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Solomon Oppenhelmer. Max Cohen. From New York Dr N. Ponce do Lpon. B.

F. Levy. J. Stiller Mrs. Si'li zer.

Mr. and Mrs. J. 9. Re Emmanuel nnd Herman Bleyor.

Miss Knt Mrs. H. Sprigal and son, Mrs. Jacobs. Miss flora Jncobs.

M. Beck. Charles lYthe Wairanda are: Mrs. Charles Zellhofer. Mildred Zellhofer.

Miss Anna Behmnnn. A. F. Baldwin. Mrs.

S. A. Taylor. William Masters, Louis Mander. R.

C. Tllford, T. B. Salisbury, JI. C.

eek. Miss R. B. Lockwood, Wllllnrr. Ikle, R.

Vnssar, I. L. Magee. Dr. C.

D. Mnndo ville Mrs. M. Haven. Miss Rilen V.

Hayes, W. H. Frost. Mr. nnd Mrs.

M. H. Harris. Miss Mobfd FniTtngton. Alex Duer.

WHllnm K. Armstrong. Victor B. Bloom. Mr.

nnd Mrs. B. Flske. F. Mnnongsll.

T. Horper. John DlKiey, Miss Lulu TJurcy. Mrs. L.

Y. Kelly, ThomnJ Leury, Homer Chandler Baldwin. General Sympathy With the' Fosburgh Faid Has Had lis Effect on the Social Doings. Pittsfleld, July 27 Aside from the hops the Maplowood, there have been no socmji events of importance. This fact is film a kuuUi.

uu UIIt; interest ana oyv pathy which society people have felt for. tsll Fosburgli amily during the recent trial. Of I alter day the court room has been crowdo with fashionably dressed women, who a patiently through the slow proceedines as after the sessions pressed about the acousf and his family with reassuring words of ei couragement. Now that the pressure lifted, society will ence more go it3 usu aj aim uiiu amusement. NOTES.

una airs. Artnur van IJyke and Miss Cathi I I r.r.e Van Dyke of Brooklyn are at Hinsdale fl the season. Mr. and Mrs. Guenther.

Miss Violet Guenth una airs. j. n. of New York are the Irving Ilcuse, in Dalton. ilia.

S. iJe: a XntnUf. PrMDa Brooklyn are thi. Mtmrro, m. Miss Helen Wheeler cf Brooklyn will spend Al gust among the Miss Millie Robertson ot New York is spen i.iii tiuniiner in j'lttsneitl.

jiflts Jessie i Iowc of Brooklyn Is the guest the Misses Smith of Linden stieet. Mr. ant! Mrs. diaries Harrington and fami'l ot rsew xorit c.ty ore occupying a cottarye Lake Pontoosuc for the season. Mrs.

Daniel Marshall of New York Is at Ingtcn. Mrs. A. Lowe of New York is spending a ff'1 weeks at Washington. tunica ui jjiuuitiu 1:, me sei son at the Maiilewood.

I Mls S3. King of r.ronklyn Is at Hln'. dole for the summer months. 1.1 Mrs. Stephen Purrly, Stephen Purdy, Ml 5 Pnrrlv nf Rri.ot TVTi nrt nfnr1i the season in Hinsdale.

iKrs. Rlehard Tweed and Miss, Anna S. of Brooklyn are cp'ending the season among t' I Mr. and Mrs. E.

O. Wolff of Brooklyn a'. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Wolff at Pitt' field. Miss Fltzgerald of Brooklyn is the guest of hiij aunt and Mrs. H. Y.

Sherrill at Westwood, i' Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Mathcson of Brooklyn i guests of Juflrfo Stevens at the MaDlewoort. Dr.

Addison Ballard of New York Is spentlli several weeks In Plttslleld. Mr. and Mrs. George Pomeroy and Mrs. WIr ternitz of Brooklyn are at C.

E. Robinson's, Hinsdale. LENOX. i Lenox, July 27 Lenox is steep! just now in its quiet, midsummer call: There is a score of departures for the shoji to bo recorded and the ebbing tide of socl! life laps la2lly and restfully for those wli lineer here amona the hills to gather tha! forces for the brilliant autumn season, whtij events crowd so fast one upon another. NOTES.

Mrs. John Sloane and Mrs. William D. Sloar" each arave a dinner last Saturday night. MIbs Kate Cary took a coach load of her frlen to the Fosburgh trial last Monday.

They lunch'i! at the Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. John E. also attended the trial.

ft Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting, will 8 in Lenox in September for the golf Mrs. Cutting, whose title was Lady Sybil Cuifi before her marriage, will be known In Lenox Lady Sybil Cutting, although her husband Is te American.

Mr. Cutting has In former years bej among prominent golfers and will rnrttlnntu In tli snort Whll? here. KS Miss Evelyn Sloane and Miss Marlon Havf, have gone to Southampton. L. where they a guests of the Wykoffs.

Dr. Mctcalf Polk of New York has besn guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Grlswold Haven F. Augustus Schermerhorn.

who has been enrjj mg nlo the worm coast on uuam jnwn, i. Free Lance, is In Lenox for a fejv days. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.

Rawson gave a dlnn: at the Beckwlth place last Saturday evening, Bronson of New York Is the guest of Mr TViatnVio AflniTlR The new country house of Mr. and Mrs. Edwa; R. Wharton, on Laurel Lane, is wen unoer Mr. and Mrs.

Wharton sail for England nc week. Daniel P. Grlswold of New York has purchas two acres of land at the corner of Yokun avem and West street, on which he will erect a summ residence. Professor Max Hart has gone to Bar Harbor six weeks. 1 STOCKBBIDGE.

Stockbridge, July 27 With the laj vacant cottage here rented ana tne nea iit Inn filled with guests, with bookings far in' tho autumn, this gives promise of being a unusually brilliant season. A succession pleasant events keeps the social waters mo ing those hot July days. Tennis is holdii Its own aaainst the popular game of go and thoy divide honors quite evenly in Stoc bridge, rue tennis lournuuiwui iubc vc was quite an event, the matches being cloi and exe tlr.c. The young women are piaynt, tho am with zest and many pretty tumos are seen on' the Ca3lno court. It probably that a women's tournament will be hold.

TWO events were piayeu on me go Units last week. Saturday morning the weeli ly handicap match was played. There wei; eleven entries, the best net score Deing raws by George w. ijuus. N'OTFS.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick are at QlOy cester lor uik A ROnH IVOltll will uc 17 gust IS by William cienr.on, assisted oy jii.v Blanche Croft and Miss Randolph of Beaton. iM Clennon, who has a fine tenor voice, Is a gra uote of the Perkins Institute for tho Blind. Frank T.

Fenn and Miss Jennie Fenn of Broo 1yn are spending a few weeks in Stockbridge. C. Cloud of Brooklyn, who has a summ rrat 1 a n'ttl, him thi wonxnn Brooklyn boy by the name of Robert Splegi During the recent intense heat the lad beconj violently Insane, and Inst week Mr. Cloud toty Thft nv Tr. Tvrletler of Ttrooklvn Dreachcd ft.

George's Episcopal Church, In Lee, last Among recent arrivals at the Red Lion Inn arrU; Mra William Fowler. Mrs. E. Starm: Kennth DavidJion, Gerard Fountain, Mrs. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Whitehead Johnson. A.

B. Crosby, alcntlno William Howt. Mifs Howt. T. L.

Jenkins. ir Tt" Ch irles Dfi. CardoVii? nrdovn. Alfred De Cnrova. Dr.

Janewatl New York; Miss Real, Miss Wnlley. M. H. Tobev. Pevton Richards.

E. W. Blake, rtl. P. Hvde.

Mr. nnd "vTorcan P'll'lnse, Dowance Reynolds, E. Trov. bridge. Brooklyn.

p. AT AlfRTWGTON. II Great Barrington, July 27 Willi trree flint clar.s hotels, all under the mafpl agement ol genial nostu. vno proviao wi cellcnt music extend a cordial invitatiqrl and welcome to the cottagers and societal nA4tnnnnt nf 1 ti triwii. fti vnnniT nnODl herb have a merry time.

The BarringtcH gave a hop lhat FrUlay nlsht and the Bergl shire Inn entortainod, as usual, Saturday overlings. Tiin Mount Brercl 1 Society Dons a Bathing Suit at the Popular Maine Resort Which Is Becoming Lively on the Beach. Bar Harbor, July 27 Bar Harbor has become a watering place. Heretofore it has been a Bummer resort, but suddenly, after years of trepidation, society dons a bathing suit and goes in to swim. For years yacht ing has been one of the great pastimes of the resort, but, owing to tha extreme coldness of the water, bathing has been disdained.

Some one has suggested that the water, after all, isn't cold, and immediately bithing suits are at a premium and bathing parties are the fad. If it is a bright, sunshiny morning, one may now see a strange spectacle for Bar Harbor. Scores of summery looking people are plunging merrily and gayly from the many floats along the shore above the bar. It is a most important innovation and will be the means of hurrying to completion tho idea of a swimming pool at the resort. Some of those who are giving bathing parties are Mrs.

H. D. Gibson. Mrs. J.

J. Emery, Mrs. T. C. Condon.

Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen, Mrs. Quincy Thorndlke and Mrs. Dave H.

Morris. NOTES. The palm garden of the Malvern was opened Sunday night with the first dinner de luxe. Miss Sylvia Fox entertained a large party. Plana for horse show so forward steadily and enthusiasm for the event increases.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Poor are expected next week from Tuxedo. Mrs.

Longstreth entertained for Mrs. B. F. Shaw at cards Thursday evening. Mrs.

John Hone entertained at luncheon Thursday. A delightful musical teawas given in, the ball room of the Malvern Frida'y (. afternoon. John R. McLean entertain luncheon on "Wednesday Oliver Perry Smith.

Roland Barber. Robert HJ11, Henry. Breckinridge Arthur, Edward I White, Robert Trr, Brltton Brown, Arthur Calvo, Edward McLean. i Miss Kimhall gave a muslcale Friday morning at which Miss Gertrude Harrison Banff. A dinner was given Thursday night by Mrs.

Charles B. Wright, at Tanglewold. Friday night Mr. Roberts entertained at dinner. Mrs.

Thomas Huger Pratt, who has just returned from abroad, arrived this week. Miss Hetty Gouverneur Davenport, a grand; daughter of the date Gouverneur Morris of Mor rlsanla, and whose mother. Mra. Alfred Davenport, has for many years lived In London; Is the guest of Mrs. Burton Harrison, at the letter's cottage, Sea Urchins, On Friday evening C.

Morton Smith entertained at dinner at his cottage. Mrs. and Miss Dehon of Xew York wero the hostesses at a sailing party given on the steamer Mascot Monday afternoon. The first women's putting contest of the season took place at Kotoo Saturday afternoon. The weekly yacht races go forward merrily.

Tennia. long somnolent, has awakened into life. It divides with golf the field honrs, A large bridge whlt party was given by Miss Frances Xinkle Tuesday night. Mrs. James Potter, who Is well known ca one of the beautiful Bturgls girls, has arrived at Lynam's for the season.

Roar Admiral Chnrles O'Neill of Wnshinzton. chief of ordnance. Is. expected at the Loulsburg shortly. FORT WILLIAM HENRY'S ESCAPE.

Laundry in an Adjoining Building Burns Fiercely Brooklyn Arrivals at the Hotels Along the Lake. Lake George, July 27 The Fort William Henry Hotel narrowly escaped destruction by Are a few days ago. Tbo flames were discovered In the laundry and had gained considerable headway. President A. B.

Colvlh of the Trolley Company happened to step off a car from Glens Falls about the time of the most serious danger arid, organizing a bucket brigade, undoubtedly saved the building. The laundry is located in a separate building and the Are was therefore more easily handled. The 'jotel Itself is abundantly able to care for itself in case of fire. The new owners have furnished it with Are escapes of the most modern kind and standpipes are ou every floor, with long lines of hose and brass pipes attached. NOTES.

Mr and Mrs. A. K. Kussell, proorietorB of the Marion House, received their friends! and guests one nleht thin week and Rave a Brand bull In the lanre parlors of the hotel. The oince and parlors wero handsomely trimmed with Bowers, lanterns nnd foliate.

There were more man a hundred eloKantly oostumed ladles on the noor at one time. A uummer hoo and a very orettv one at that was clvcn bv the proprietor!) of the Horlcon I.o. ice one evening this week. The Krounds wire illuminated with lanterns and the music hall decorated with flowers and follnite. Leonard Abbott, Mr.

and Mrs. GcorKc D. Herron of New York. WIllouRhby 8. IValllw o( Chlcaco.

and H. Gaylord Wllahlre of Los Angeles were visitors at the head of the lake this week. The party are now In the Adlrondacks. where they will remain for a tew weeks. Mr Wllshlre is the editor of tho ChollenKe.

a paper known as the orsan or the Socialist party of the Lnited states. Mr. Wllshlre Informs me that the Cr.allenKe will be moved from Lor Aneeles to New iork city. Horlcon Lodge M. Pullerton.

Brooklyn. Huletts Roland Beesley. M. J. Zulaer.

Mrs. .1 Miller. E. L. Mills.

Miss Mills, Aider! Wllmot. W. H. Forbes. Brooklyn.

At the Sheldon House Miss Helen MeJ.oar. Mrs N. Van Der Vela and two daughters. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Haddon and Mr. and Mrs. Georeo II. Hltchlnn.

all of Brooklyn, will arrh here Ati KUi 3. The commodore will brlnor with him a full as sortment ot fireworks and balloons. At the KattsklU House Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goldsmith.

Floral Park. N. Mr. and Mrs. Con lln.

Rroolclyn. At tho Island Harbor House Mrs. E. S. Ciirtls, Mlrs Marion Curtis.

Miss Helen Curtis. Le Grand Curtis. Brooklyn. At the Lake VIbw W. H.

Ball, Brooklyn At the AlKonauln Mr. and Mrs. Van Zandt. Brooklyn. the House Mr.

and Mrs. F. N. Smith. Oliver Smith.

Mis Mar C. Smith. Miss 1). WeltllnK. Atrla.

L. I. At the SaKamorc Mr Rnd Mm. Thomas U. Tork, Frank A.

Erwin. Mrs. Erwln. Bennett. Mr.

and Mm. Francis Briiws. Alonzo Slote. Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. A. T. Hoffman, aeth L. Keeney.

Brooklyn. At the Pcnrl Point House Henrv C. IvnlKnt. m' ji irt ifrr Mini Mnritnret I. Irwin.

Mfss Florence M. 'J I.nhilll MlfO Francis Mend, Mrs. A. llhelms. MiiOTr n.

Pouch, nrooklvn. Silver Bay Hotel Mrs. James n. narrow. ra SlWiT.

v. Mrn W. T). omlth. Miss O.

PHh. Mr and Mrs T. W. Sanborn. A.

de V. Mason and famllv. Brooklyn. At the Phoenix Mrs. S.

J. Cox. Miss C. Brent, Brooklvn. At.

tho Mnrlon Mr rnd i riirehrfl, v. T.arifrnon. F. TT. anK 1.