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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUNDAT, JULY 18. 1897. erset House, 'East are Or Lockport and family and James Kehoe and family, both of New York. Mrs. L.

Sault and her two dapghters of Brooklyn have been spending some time as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Sault of Isllp. Freeport.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) who ihave been at the Berkshire Hills for several weeks, are now at Liberty, Sullivan County. Mr. and Mrs. John Hepburn and Dr. and Mrs.

A. F. King are enjoying an extended trip by water to Nova Scotia. They will return by way of St. Lawrence River.

Mrs. C. TV. Copp and family have returned from a visit of Beveral weeks with relatives near Boston. O.

C. Mowry of Ithaca, who has been visiting hardly contain the great number who cams. 1' Thursday was known as Household Economics Day, and other special days which be of unusual interest, to the general public are as follows: Men's day. July 21 Presiding officer. St.

Clair McKelway; "Pros and Cons of the Nineteenth Century Man." Mrs. Fannie H. Carpenter, LL.B., New York; "Possibilities of the Twentieth Century Man." Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden, New York: "Where Man Is At," Mrs. Eliza A.

the summer at Lake Chamnlaln returned home I Arnold of the Olio Club, New York! Wednesday. "Current Topics." Mrs. Jane Pierce, New York; Mr Mrs. P. II.

Farrell and Miss Florence "Shakspeare's Miss Emily D. Bee Fllrrell of West Amlt Rt hHVt. relurned from a vey of New York. itives in Rrideenort. i Parents' day.

July 28 Presiding officer. Mrs. with rr.l;iMves4 In RrldlTCnort held their semi monthly dance In the club house on Saturday night. A birthday party was held at the residence of i George W. Sheilas, the Brooklyn furniture dealer, on Bay Side terrace, Sunday, in honor of the sixteenth birthday of his daughter.

Elsie. Mrs. Castuer ts visiting Mrs. Calvin Brooks. Miss Emily Bell Is visiting relatives In Mount Holly, N.

J. Port "Washington. 4 (Eagle Information Bureau Port Washington, L. July 17 Although there Is no railroad to this village the number of visitors is large. They come on tho sound steamers.

Residents interested in the improvement of the place are anxiously awaiting the continuation of the Long Island Railroad from Great Neck into this village, for as a summer resor.t Port Washington has few equals along tho northern shores of Long Island. East Marion. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Bast Marion, L. July 17 The most important event of the present week was the gathering of the members of Rebecca Lodge of Greenport at the life saving station on the Sound banks Thursday afternoon. There were a number of invited guests among the party, which Included a number of Brooklynites.

The occasion was a picnic and an outing on the Sound. Through the courtesy of Captain Harvey S. Brown of the life saving station, the women made that building their headquarters during the day. The lodge members drove from Greenport to this village in wagons and carriages, arriving at the station about o'clock in the afternoon. Boating and fishing wero indulged in by the party until 6 o'clock, when a dinner was served In the station, after which the guests amused them Reeves, Raymond Reeves, Miss Martha Carman, of Brooklyn; Edward McGlynn ot Newburgh: Miss Clara Righter, Miss Helen Dalley, D.

P. Baker of Newark; W. G. Newman, Anson B. Cole, Vaughan D.

Baker of yacht Wlllada; Malton Dodd, Russell Howland, Stephen' H. Goddard and Richard Appleton of the yacht Kite. Woodshed Miss Eleanor Wood Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Miss Austral Craig.

Mrs. Burser, Charles Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson Clark, Royal Clark of New York; Flltcroft Hearne of Brooklyn. At tho Elwood Mr.

and Mrs. Banks, Miss Banks, Mrs. Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs. Illce, Mr.

Hogan of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Cain.

Miss Cain, Mr. Barton of New lork: Mi j. Webb and Miss Webb of Bay View Mr. and Mrs. Hllller and family Miss Dora Muller.

Miss Lizzie Muller. Miss Lottie Foster. Mrs. Joseph Foster, Joseph Foster, of New York. At the Everett Mr.

and Mrs. Klerst. Mr. and Miss Gray, Miss Gladys 'Craft. Miss Madalene Benjamin Healey, Louis Comstock, Clarence Mead, John W.

Saunders, S. V. Cloyd, Miss May Walsh. Mr. and Mrs.

McNalr, Miss Agnes Brady, Miss Eleanor Biackman and John Jasper. NOTES. Mrs. W. Pringle and son of Wllllamsbrldge are spending the summer at the Dick cottage.

F. W. Gelssenhaimer expects to go to Blot Island about the 2Sth to visit the family or his brother, Jacob Gelssenhaimer. Louis Reldlngei of Wllllamsbrldge Is spending the summer here as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Pringle.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberts of New York expect to spend a month, with the family of Mrs.

Henry Combes. Miss Lizzie Reyes and Miss Muriel Potter of Brooklyn are spending the summer at the Reyes cottage at Sea Cliff. Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs and family of Brooklyn have hire the Martin cottage on Maple avenue for the season.

Clarence McCary of Brooklyn has been visiting his brother Tn law. G. W. Cox. and has been enjoying some good fishing while here.

Mrs. TV. B. Draper and daughter. Miss Eva Draper of Brooklyn, are at their cottage in the Orchard.

Miss Nellie McCormlck of Brooklyn Is an expert swimmer. Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Speed and their two daughters are all tine swimmers and the Jenkins families of which there are three or four in town, are almost as much at home In the water as on their bicycles. The children at the Sea Cliff House were given a bean bag party on Friday evening. The first progressive euchre of the season will take place at the Sea Cliff House on Tuesday evening. The women of the Methodlat Church are busy arranging details for their annual fair, which takes place July 29, 30. and 31.

The women of the Episcopal Church expect to have their annual fair about the second week in August. Colonel Copeland of New York will lecture on "Handsome People" at the Methodist Chapel, on August 14. Miss Baldwin of Brooklyn was the guest of the Misses McGregor on Wednesday. Mr. Murfa and family of New York are occupying the IDoolittle Cottage, on Glen avenue.

Lona Beach. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Long Beach, L. July 17 Wind and weather have furnished sufficient variety thorough wetting, as the occupants of the other boat helped, them to right their craft and bale out the water. J. Henry Coohran of New York City Is visiting his mother.

Chester A. Rice of New York City is at Moses Cleveland's. Miss Hollingsworth of Scotch Plains, N. is visiting Miss Harper. Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Joost of Brooklyn are at their Southold home. Miss Minnie Andrews of Brooklyn Is a guest at Horton's Point Lighthouse. Professor and Mrs.

Frank G. Slgman of Easton, are guests at O. F. Payne's. Mrs.

A. G. Francis of Chicago and Mrs. A. L.

Huyler of New York City are at Mrs. Jane Booth's. Mr. Wyte, wife and daughter have been spending a week at William H. Tuthlll's.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Osborn and sons Eugene and Mortimer and George Morrison of Brooklyn are at Martin Lehr's. Mr.

and Mrs. W. It. Hegeman. John Hegeman.

H. Bush, Mrs. E. A. Grady.

Miss Florence Grady and Master James Grady, all of Brooklyn, are at Bay Side Farm. The following are guests at George G. Richmond's: George Gray, Carl McKolette, Herbert Mandeville. William Doubleday and Ernest Holland of Newark, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph T. Knefe, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Blohm of Brooklyn. Miss Laura V. Henry, a former teacher in our Union School, was married to Philip D. Meagher at New York City on June SO. Mr.

and Mrs. Meagher will reside in Brooklyn. The women of the Presbyterian Sewing Society will hold their annual fair at the parsonage on the evenings of July 21 and 22. The Southold Cornet Band gave an open air concert on Dr. Hartranft's lawn Thursday evening.

Peconic. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Peconic, L. July 17 Among the arrivals of the week at John Danz's are the following: Mr. and MfW Emanuel Wertheimer. the Misses Elma, Miriam and Gertie Wertheimer, Master Emil Wertheimer of Brooklyn and Regena Wertheimer of New York City.

NOTES. Mrs. O. C. Hatton.

Percy Hatton and Harold Hatton of Washington, D. are at S. D. Corwin's. Miss Moore is a guest of Miss Ida Wells.

Mrs. Thomas McCarthy, her son, Justin, and daughter. of New York City, are at A. B. Goldsmith's.

Miss Julia Fltz Overton of Cambridge, Is home for the summer vacation. Mrs. Mary Rockett. who has been spending the winter in Brooklyn, has returned to Peconic. She was accompanied by Mrs.

George Slaterbeck. C. J. Williams and family of Brooklyn are at Peconic for the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas O. Horton and son ar at Henry O. Horton's. Dana H.

Carroll of New York City has been visiting friends here. Miss Ida Wells is home for the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Ferguson are at Addison Conklln's.

Mattituck. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Mattituck, L. July 17 The Young Women's Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Joseph N. Cooper Wednesday afternoon, and the Wom Freeport, L.

July 17 During the past Wfpk numerous nlpfisiire sppkpr have flnnked to this village to spend the summer. The! new canal opposite the Woodcleft Inn is al end of Long Beach. NOTES. Mr. and Mrs.

Irving R. Smith have returned from a ten days' trip to Baltimore. Washington nnd many other places of Interest on Ciiesapeake Day ana tne Virginia const. James Connor of Brooklyn has been visiting his mother In Randall Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Lezrow of Brooklyn have been spending a few days wfth Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Podgett. Mrs.

James Allen and daughter. Miss Ida. of Kosciusko street, Brooklyn, have been making ft brief visit with relatives here. Miss Madge Miller of Cumberland street, Brook lyn, is summering at c. E.

cozzens ou.imicwuB c. x. m. james ana ramny ot rnuKiyn are again occupying their summer residence in Randall iark. Mrs.

J. Ralph and daughter Evle of Brooklyn are spending the eummer at J. S. De Mott's, corner Smith and Church streets. Louis Ebel of New York is spending his vacation in this place.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lucker and daughter. Nellie, of Brooklyn, has been visiting friends In this p.uce. Mrs.

Charlotte Mitchell of Glendale Is spending the summer in this Dlace. Mr. Peterson and family of Greenpolnt are occupying Captain Kimball's cottage on Main street. Miss Maude Smith of Brooklyn has taken up her abode here. Dr.

and Mrs. H. J. Brotherldge have returned to their home In Brooklyn after a pleasant sojourn with friends In this place. Miss Estelle Holloway of Brooklyn Is the guest of Miss Irene Combes.

Frederick Johnson of Brooklyn Is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar. Misses Mamie and Jennie Madison have returned to their home In Brooklyn after a delightful visit with friends in this place. Shelter Island (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Shelter Island, L.

July 17 Informal concerts are held at the Bay View House every afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardiner of Dr.

Heber New con's church, New York William Russell of London, England, and Professor E. Coit Havens of Paris, are the leading musical and instrumental entertainers at the latter resort. Cards and chess playing are enlivening features of the past stormy weather and ruany spirited games have been ably played during the past week. Dr. P.

D. Bailey of Brooklyn has proved himself the most able fisherman at the heights this week. John Rhodes, also of Brooklyn, has been Dr. Bailey's competitor In each of his angling ventures. NOTES.

The first golf tournament of the present summer took place to day. One hundred bicycles were stored in the cycle pavilion at Manhanset Hotel last Thursday night. The Atlantic Yacht Club ball and reception will be a memorable feature of the summer fashionables at tho Manhanset House. One of the prettiest and most popular young women of the season at Shelter Island is Miss Alice Schroeder, daughter of ex Mayor Frederick A. Schroeder of Brooklyn.

J. L. Hutchinson took a party of friends bass Ashing over to Green Hill, on Gardiner's Island, one day this week. Mr. Hutchinson's Vanish makes over twenty two miles an hour.

Commodore and Mrs. J. M. Foote are here for the season with their yacht, the Nixie. During the season the Rev.

Dr. Behrends ot Brooklyn and the Rev. Dr. Asplnwall of Washington will be heard, beside Dr. Storrs of Brooklyn.

Dr. J. Lester Keep of Brooklyn Is now at Shelter Island for the season. Dr. Keep's cottage on Divinity Hill is one of the handsomest on the island.

He is fleet surgeon of the Shelter Island Yacht Club and vice president of the golf club of which Latham A. Fish is president. Commodore Jarvis B. Edson of the Shelter Island Yacht Club has been entertaining as his guests Mr. and Mrs.

chnrles Carey and Miss Carey of California. They took a little run over to New London thirty miles away, one day during the week on Commodore Edson's steam launch Claymore. Mr. Alfred Van Santvoord's side wheeler Clermont has been very much in evidence during the past week. Among the guests at the Prospect House during the week were Mr.

and Mrs. William S. Sliver. Orange. N.

J. Herbert Zellhofer. Brooklyn: V. G. Brlggs, Morris Heights: C.

W. Andrews and ready occupied by a large flotilla of yachts and launches A Dublic launch with a Das sense? canaci'tv of 100 makes six tr senger capacity Of 100, makes six trips naiiy from this dock to Point Lookout, the easterly i vvnitiocK ror the past two weeks nas rw turned home. Gillies and family of Broadway will spend mr nnndinT Conn. i ienrv uelamafn and uaugnter. Alice, ui College Point, are spending a few weeks' vaca tlon with relatives at XTxbridge.

Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Roe of TVhltestone are siier.dtne their vacation at Bethel, in the White Mountains.

Easthampton. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Easthampton, L. July 17 Historic old Easthampton is more popular than ever, as is Dy cue numpor oi 'w ors wbicfewisvve in. every train. The cottages C.

recent arrivals are the following: Mrs. Tomlinson's The Misses Smith. Mrs. Locket: and Mlse Lockett, Mrs. BeJT.oe, children and maid; Mr.

and Mrs. Lambier, oiuld and nurse, all of New York. Gay House Mr. Bayne, Charlotte Bayne and valet. Miss Frances Foote of New York; Mr.

and Mrs. Davidson, child and maid and Miss Drew of prunge. N. J. Miss Elizabeth Agnew, Mr.

and Mrs. William Buckley of New i'ork. S. Hope Simpson and Miss E. Llllle Simpson of Liverpool, England, are guests at Mrs.

Ann Parsons'. Osborne House Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ives, Mary and Frances Ives and maid. Mrs.

Clarke, Mrs. Johnson. Tracey and Reginald Johnson. F. Kobbe and family and Louis Nesblt.

all of New l'ork. Apaquogue House Mrs. Henry Tlleston, Mr. and B. C.

Duer. child and maid. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Thomas. R. Wymar. Miss Emily Rein hart of New York, Miss Johnson of Newark, Miss Irene T.

Taylor, Miss Marion Van Slyck of Utlca, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Turle and the Misses Turle of Brooklyn.

NOTES. A matched game of golf took place Wednesday between the Southampton and Maidstone Clubs, played on the Maidstone links. It resulted in a victory for Easthampton. Score. 29 to 9.

A fair under the auspices of the Vlllago Improvement Society was held In Clinton Hall Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Fanny P. Hedcres. who recently returned from Institute. Brooklyn, gave a party Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Gertrude Merrlhew and Miss Daisy Girting of Brooklyn wno arc ner guests.

Miss May Conklin has returned from Oneonta Normal School for the summer vacation. Mrs. Charles L. Wilson and Miss Wilson aro guests of Mrs. C.

E. C. Homan. The Rev. and Mrs.

C. S. Mervlne of Nasnue houguig. are guests ot Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Muchmore. John Shlniien. the champion golf player of Shinnccock Is giving instructions at the Maidstone golf links.

Miss Foote of New York is a guest of Mrs. McDonald. Thomas Nash of New York Is the guest of Carson. William V. Draper of New York is at the Draper Cottage for the summer.

Miss Alice G. Smith of Philadelphia is the guest of Mrs. P. F. McDonald.

Charles Wisner of New York is at Mrs. Clarence Satteriee's. Miss Judith Gassaway of Washington, D. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.

C. H. Adams. Judge Magill and family of Troy, N. have arrived at.

C. L. Edwards' cottage for the season. B. G.

Templeton of New York is at the Rev. Dr. Thomas B. McLeod's. H.

L. Hohart and family of New York have arrived at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. George T.

Dixon of Orange, N. were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Herrlck tills week. Miss Ethel T.

Edson and Frances Gray Stewart of New York are guests of Mrs. C. L. TV. Eldlltz.

A women's championship putting match was played at the Maidstone Golf Club on Monday. Miss Cella Herrlman won the medal. Miss Kate Steel, Miss Rosa Steel of Baltimore. F. J.

Moses and Theodore Morris of New York are guests of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. N.

Steele. Miss A. Arrowsmlth of Keyport. N. J.

Miss Dillingham of New York and the Misses Alice and Edith Chapman of New York are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wood house.

The following visitors and cottagers have recently become members of the Maidstone Club: Mr. and Mrs. P. F. McDonald, the Misses Mary and Helen McDonald and Max McDonald of New York.

B. Ogden Chlsholm of New York. Marion Lyon of Brooklyn. Mr. nd Mrs.

William H. Rand. New York; Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.

Taylor. Dr. F. N. Otis and family.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Denton Smith, the Misses Madeleine. Mabel and Ethel Smith, S.

E. Nash, 'the Ref Dr. David J. Burrell and family, Tracey A. Johnson.

Reginald Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. F. H.

Markeo. Mr RtliriFrtn A.fr Tlimlnrp Wron Vow York; Miss Alice'" Dashlll'. Lakewood. N. J.

An Kerr, New York; Mr and Mrs. J. E. Bates. Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Wood, Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Htndon Hyde. L. C.

Mygatt. Miss Mygatt, Kenneth Mygatt. New York; Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Davison, rt. Oakley and ramliy, oobbs fc'erry; Louis DeKoven. New York. NOTES.

The Misses Cuthlll of Rowayton, ConrLt are visiting Miss Ivy Cooper. The local wheel club held a picnic at Hempstead Friday. Miss Grace Iawson of Red Bank. N. Is visiting at the residence of Mrs.

Garretson. Mr. and Mrs. Watts, Messrs. Thornton and Lake are visitors at the home of TO.

H. Mackey. Miss Bull Is visiting at the residence of Willis Cummlngs. Fire Island. (Eagle.

Information Bureau Correspondence.) Fire Island, L. July 17 Plans are about completed for a spectacular water pageant, whkih will occur on Great South Bay, passing in review at the Surf Hotel and cottages at Fire Island on August 4, under the direction of Silas G. Pratt. Special music appropriate to the occasion, in the style of ancient Greece, has been especially composed for this occasion by Mr. Pratt, who is well known as the composer of "Allegory of the War." "Triumphs of Columbus," "America," "The Tempest," and the projector and director of ChicaRo day at the world fair.

The floating pageant will represent tho chief characters of Grecian mythology. The stage will be the decks of white yachts. Each boat will be decorated and the fleet will mako a very beautiful appearance. Tho water pageant will start from the Surf Hotel for Havemeyer's Point, returning to Fire Island usain passing the Surf Hotel and cottages. There will he a ball and collation on the ovenlno of tho water naizeant comDllmontarv the cup bearer and Merv.ury the No.

3 Amor, the r.ree urares ana Apollo. No. 3 NepUmi with his trldf nt. accompRnioil by his spouse, Am phi trite, and lil sons Triton and Proteus. AeolUH, King of the winds, and Vulcan.

N'o. 4 The Muses of Music and the Drama and Goddess of "Wisdom. Minerva. No. 5 Oori'Wsor.

of Fortune. Flowers, Zephyr, Grains and Victory. No. 6 The Th 'tt Orplins nnd Kurydlce, Pandora and the fatal box, and Sibyl the Silent. No.

7 Diana id her Seven Sisters; tin; Plelada, Orion nnd his rpicr. T. ITotkii mi A oh an wifl (ha IornAo Trojan war. Brentwood. (R inrormot.on nureau correspondence.) Brentwood.

T. Julv 17 Thftrn wprp .1 i i .1 Liiret; uiiuui tiui vjbuijjg hi ureiuwooa P. the lar at H. in I i I n. rooes, Syracuse: unaries u.

xwrna, i arl.w c. Bradley, Charles II. Bradley. Washing East Oranjre. N.

J. Hamilton Odell. New York i ton. n. C.

Miss Marlon Curtis, H. Curtis. Mr. City: from yacht Lorna Doone. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed ji, h. S. Brooks. Mrs.

John Herrlman. ward Wostou and E. T. Weston: trom Edgar i m. utui h.

F. Davles. Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. paring tor the firsts eliib regatta, place to day. The ball team has 'been very unfortunate, beins unable to find any first class team to play against The latest hero are as follows: Oneck House B. Grimths and family, Mrs. Markwald, MIsb Markwald, j.

Bruff and family. Dr. ana Mrs. Butler and family, Mr. and Jars.

Herbert Appleton and" family, Mr. and Mrs. TV. Battery, S. Acevedo and family.

Mr. and Mrs. I3i R. Reynolds, W. Medina and family, Mrs.

TV. H. Ford, the Misses Ford. Mrs. Femald, and family, Mrs.

TV. Lamb, the Misses Lamb, Professor and Mrs. A. Franclten, Miss Elizabeth Perry, Professor Fritz Eisner, all of Brooklyn; Mrs. Thurston.

St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. "Ward, New York.

Apaucuck Point House Mr. and Mrs. TV. C. Candee, William Candee, the Mlssen Candee.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilson. Miss Bessie John H.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Oolson, C.

Debevolse, Miss Debevolse. Poster Crampton, Ed wln Allen, Mr. and Mrs. 33. C.

HaJstead of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fltzgbbons, the Misses Fitzslbbons, R.

T. RzElbbons. A. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.

3. B. and ramliy. Mr, uid Mrs. Berkley, R.

Merwin. Ernest Merwin, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wilde, the Misses Wilde, Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Johnson. C.

O. Dlckerson, M. Keaioir, W. H. Benedict and family.

Miss Marie Adams. Mr. and Mrs. David McGee of New Tork. Corwln CottasreMr.

and Mrs. H. B. Everett, Mrs. J.

Truman, Miss Anna J. Bayley. Mrs. B. Hai.i.

the Misses Hall. Emma Sanderson, Miss Cornelia Class, Dunbar Cass, Wllllard Cass, New York; Miss Elizabeth Flynn, Brooklyn; Ralph Barton Perry. Cambridge, Mrs. C. Sharpeniure.

Miss Sharpenburg. New York; Mrsi R. E. Boyd, Robert Boyd, Brooklyn; the Rev. and Mrs.

C. E. West. Miss West, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry A. Morse, Miss Morse, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Buli. New York; Mrs.

Benjamin NiooU and family, Morrlatown, N. Leland Garret eon, Xewark, N. J. OTifflha House Mr. 'and Mrs.

J. A. Brlggs, the Misses BrlgBS, Mr. Conde, Mrs. Henry.

Mr. and Mrs. Horton, the Misses Horton, New York; Mrs. Florence Hoar, N. Y.

Mrs. La Com pte. Howell House Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Arnold, Miss Arnold, Hastings Arnold.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cutter, Eliott Cutter, Miss Cutter, Arthur Goodwin, Howard Butler, Mlley Goodwin. Mm. EX D.

Cutter, the Misses Cutter, Brooklyn; J. C. Browning and familyjE. Lay ton deFeres, Now York. Cedar Beach House Mra.

M. Scull. Miss Mason, Miss Mr. 'and Mrs. W.

Roe and family, Mr. an Mrs. F. R. Halsted.

Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bourne and family, Newark. N.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Atwatcr NOTES. Mrs.

E. W. Blrdsall of Brooklyn, who Is summering at the Ludlow Cottage on Ocean avenue, entertained a. number of Brooklyn young people at dinner on Monday evening An entertainment was held at the Oneck House Wednesday evening, in which the young people Appeared in several well gotten up tableaux. A goodly number of tickets were sold, the proceeds going the fresh air fund.

Walter S. Glerasc li of thl place and next sea son's captain of the Brooklyn High School foot oall team has won a free scholarship at Cornell. Miss Josie Goodman and Howard Goodman are making a trip to Sing Sing on their wheels. Leonard Ross Winters and Howard T. Van Tassel of Brooklyn, who' have been spending their vacations here, have returned home.

Charleei Bull of New York Is occupying the cottage of Charles E. Raytior on Ocean avenue. Bayport. fEagle Information Bureaxi Correspondence.) Bayport, July 17 The event, of the week here was the Firemen's fair, held on Friday and Saturday, benefit of the local fire department. The fair was largely patronized by the Brooklyn cottagers and the city pedplc at the hotel.

W. K. Rose of New York City is chief of the department. The firemen netted a good sum by the fair. NOTES.

School Commissioner R. E. Sternberg and family of Coblc fdcill. N. Y.

are visiting Mrs. Sternberg's parent3, Mr. and Lambert Snedlcor, on Main street. W. R.

Post's yacht None Such and John R. Suydam's Herreshoff and R. B. Roosevelt's peculiar craft sailed a five mile race on Wednesday, the Helen winning in good form. TV.

R. Smith of Brooklyn has purchasd a new team of high steppers and Is exhibiting them daily on the fino roads in this John McKee of New York sports a line trap as his friends have repeatedly testified to. Thomas J. Murphy and family of Brooklyn arrived at their Ocean avenue cottage last N. A.

Stemmerman and Peter Blank are among the latest cottage arrivals. L. C. Beliman of Brooklyn entertained several city friends at his pretty estate this week. The biggest fish caught in this vicinity was a Spanish maekeral hooked by Charles Rogers on Monday.

It weighed pounds. John Mitchell of Brooklyn Is visiting friends here. Mrs. M. E.

Hewlett has arrived at her. cottage on Green avenue. Mr. J. Wa.

t3 has the Fackler cottar on Ocean avenue for th summer. Yaphank. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence. Yaphank, L. July 17 This quiet retreat among the pines has attracted a number of city folks, who prefer the inland to the sea shore.

The chief beau ty of this aection is the excellent fishing afforded in the mill pond. It was only recently discovered thtc two and three pound perch and other good sized fish are to be caught in thl pond, if one knows where to find them. NOTES. Miss, Matherson is visiting her sister, Mrs. B.

Charles "Miller and children of Net? York' are the guests of Mrs. G. H. SweeJtey. Dr.

Byrn anil family of Brooklyn are here for the summer with Yaphank J. Hamilton and family wero recently guests of Mr." and Mrs. L. Gerard; Massapequa. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Massapequa, L.

July 17 It has been a very quiet socially, the guests at the hotel having gotten what little enjoyment they could from tho daily morning bath and private garner of cards, billiards or bowling luring the afternoon and evening. Wheeling and carriage riding have been enjoyed since the rait laid the dust and cooled the air. Fishing and crabbing have been indulged in by the male guesta, but not with the usual vim or success. Everything will be changed with tU'o clear skies and warmer weather we ire promised" for next week. Mr.

Rogers has dons his best to enliven his guests and Thomas Snedeker and others are getting up progressive whist party, to be given some rrening next week. IsJip. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondences Jslip, L. July 17 The rain of the early of the week added fresh beauties to this Charming summer resort and vegetation of very description seems to have taken a new lease of lite. The same effect seems to have laid hold of the inhabitants, and sailing and ttshing parties, driving, golf and tennis have been taken up with renewed vigor.

he following are registered at the various Hotels: Orowoc House A. D. TVlnfleld, W. F. Shotwell, Brtward D.

Brown, E. E. Spence, H. C. Winbrlng.

A. Feuno, G. A. Burr, E. H.

Tohey. Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Reynolds, Master F. Refnolds and maid, Maxwell M. Stone, Otto Freilln, H. T. Ho man, James Lowry.

E. H. Coles and family, Borteh, J. L. Burley, D.

F. Dow, P. E. Dayton, Edward Miller, C. D.

Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Weston, Miss Wilson, A.

C. Lawrence, Mel rille E. Day, New York City; P. Vroorn, Sonier rllle, N. E.

Robbins, Rlverhead; S. P. Smith, Port Jefferson; W. E. Davis, Sag Harbor.

Somerset House Charles E. Humphrey, William R. Lane, Herbert B. J. Fowler, Charles w.

Hewlett. F. E. Brand. W.

C. Harwood; John tVllson, S. H. Dlmock, Devlne P. Burtls, William tt.

Despard, Harry Becker. Harlem; Edward S. H. Phllbrick, Sylvester Hambler, Dr. George H.

Lewis, H. J. George, Charles Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockhart.

Master George Lockhart. Milton Friedman. H. J. George, F.

A. Harlow, Adolph Frlet of New York City. Louis Livingston, Ir. Cambridge Livingston, A. M.

Hoyt of Islip, rohn E. Roosevelt of Sayvllle, Miss Ida M. Lewis, brange, N. Theodore M. Sammis, Frederick U.

Sammis and Edward M. Sammis of Newark, J. James A. Noble. New Haven, Conn.

Diaries Robertson, Commack, N. Y. NOTES. Henry Rellly, brother ot County Clerk Rellly of KTew York City. Is spending a few days at Central Isllp.

the guest of Thomas Carleton, jr. Mrs. Millard J. Moore of Washington. D.

C. Is spending some time in Isllp. the guest of her father. Captain Bartlett Clock. Mrs; L.

Sault and two daughters of Brooklyn rislted Mr. and Mrs. F. Sault of Islip this week. Miss Alba Stephenson and Miss Reeee.

both of Brooklyn, are visiting Miss Stephenson's lister, Mrs. James Richardson. In Isllp. Mrs. A.

R. Dunham and Miss Dunham of Reading, are spending a few weeks with Dr. and Mrs. William S. Cuyler Webster.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth F. Norton of New Ha fen. are visiting the parents of Mrs.

Norton, Mr and Mrs. Wlnfleld Scott Velsor. on Cedar tvenue. James Kehoe and family and Charles Lockhart tnd family of New York City, have taker rooms at the Somerset House for the summer season. William Foster of Brooklyn is sojourning In CbIIp for the summer.

Mr. Foster was a resident yt Isllp several season ago. Mrs. Officer and grandson. Hugo Bartholomy, of Pew York City, have taken rooims at the Barto ottage for the season.

Dr. Edwin H. Hammi! of Jersey City visited friends here this week Mr. and Mrs. Fred De Lancy King of Lawrdhce aave been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. John Cook Dnx lee. Mr. King was a former principal In the Isllp High School. They were making a tour of the island on their wheels.

Mrs. Annie E. Thomas and her son, Hfurry Thorn is. of New York City, were visitors at the home ffMr. and Mrs.

Simon W. Merrill this week. Mrs. nomas will remain here for a fortnight. Bay Side.

rF.agle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Bay Side, L. July 17 The Influx of flsitors to this resort is increasing daily and the prosponts at the hotels for a prosperous teason are bright. Fine golfing weather has prevailed during the past few days, and jlayers on the Oakland links have taken ad rantage ol it. NOTES. Mr.

and Mrs. Foxhall P. Keene ore the guests tf J. H. Alexander at Ret! Bank, S.

I. John J. Manolt of Branchport, N. is visiting friends in the village. Harry B.

Smith of New Rochelle, N. is summering here. Robert I Iaak and Frank Haak will leave Mon Bay for a bicycle tour of the island. Mrs. Marshall is visiting at the home of Colonel Frederick Lawrence.

Frank W. Weed Is visiting at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. are oecupylhg Hllbright in the absonce'of Mrs. Storm. J. Calvin McKnlght Is spending ills vacation In Chnmbersburg and Gettysburg, Th members of the Douclaeton Yaoht Club Literary day.

July 22 Presiding officer, Mrs. Jennie de la M. Lozier; "The Heart Hunger of ij, i. huiujh. cunor or ino Mothers' Journal; What Shall Our Children Read?" Mrs.

Margaret E. Sangster, editor of Harper's Pazar: "Relation of Mother to Her Child, Physical, Mental and Moral," Dr. Grac Murray, New York. Little Patriots" day, July 29 The Columbine dub will escort visiting ohl ldren to theauditorium and serve lunch to them. Music by Prospect House orchestra.

Presiding officer, Mis Mar iS guerite E. Llndley; address of welcome. La rone: rsong oi tne nactie Aig, Jennie Wilder of Brooklyn; sulute and flag drill by children of the Poln't TVo, ls Columbine Club; selection by the orchestra: address by the reo resentative of the George Junior Republic: "An Object lesson In civics. Mrs. L.

B. Brlant, principal East River Children's Aid Society, Illustrated by children of the Street Cleaning League; health culture and drill and first aid to. injured. Columbine Club; rea ilngs from popw, children's writers by a little patriot; eong "Our Country." audience. NOTES.

Peter Keegan has arrived to spend the summer Henry D. Brewster's pretty cottage here. Mrs. John B. Brazier.

Bay Shore. Mrs. WlUIam Brown of Mo rrist iwn. N. Mrs.

George M. Oakiey of Babylon, Miss IJzzle Jeffrey. Miss Jennie Warlow. Miss arie Brewster. Miss Edith White and Mrs.

Charles Wllley. all of Bay Shore, make up a party that now Point Woods, remaining here from Saturday until Tuesday. The Misses Myra and Neille Eastman of Islip have been spending a week at Point o' Woods. Mrs. Henry D.

Brewster and her son. Master Olln Brewster, are now spending several days at Point o' Woods. Mrs. Brewster's son. Lawyer Eugene V.

Bre wster of Brooklyn, will spend tho month of August with his family at Point o' Woods. (For other Summer Kesort News see tbe Englc through the week. Notes from nil th Eastern Resorts in both the daily nnd Sunday editions. THE JERSEY COAST. Astrary Park.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Asbury Park. N. July 17 All other attractions at the sea side went Into comparative insignificance before the grand display that Old Neptune made of himself this week. The summer visitors forsook their usual methods of entertaining themselves and flocked to the beach to see the spectacle of the ma gniflcent surf. The storm was enjoyed especially, of course, by the visitors from inland, who had, perhaps, never seen a storm at soa.

The women were even braver than the men In facing the driving rain and standing for hours feasting their eyes on the scene. Founder Bradley has a slight attack of the blues because of the several thousand dollars which the ocean stole ou't of hU coffers. But, then, the senator never gets excited or very much worried. While the breakers were making kindling wood of his famous promenado he laughingly said to the writer who inquired how he thought he would get out of the storm, "Like Corbett did at Carson City. Many workmen are rapidly pushing tne necessary repairs to the promenade toward completion so the broad walk will not many days be closed to pedestrianism.

Bicycling interests on this part of the coast have been given a boom by the hustling enterprise of William A. Brady. Mr. Brady haa arranged for a meet on the athletio grounds August 3. at which a number of the fastest flyers in the country will be present and compete.

The meet will be under the sanction of the L. A. W. and ts expected to draw a large attendance of crack riders from the national meet ajt Philadelphia. The star attraction will be James J.

Corbett. Corbett' popularity in this viclniity, where he trained for three of his great battles and where ha made a host of friends, will insure him a very hearty reception when he appears at the athletic grounds on a wheel. Corbett will show what he can do as a bicyclist by entering in ono of two the race3, NOTES. The past week has a jolly one at this resort for the anglers. The bass record ot the season and of last summer as well has been com pletely smashed at the nshlng pier.

The high surf which attended the storm has been a happy thins for the fishermen. The champion catch of the season to date was made by Harry K. Boyer Of Philadelphia, whose" bass weighed twtnty one. pounds, TV. H.

Moynan, the champion New York angler here, has bt en keeping up his record, but has not yet equaled that of the Quaker City man. F. M. MeColdrlck. a New York lawyer, has com to Join his family at the Gramercy, whero thejr will remain for the season.

A C. Gould, editor of Fishing and Shooting, a siKu ting paper of New York, is at the Monuiuk J. A. ex mayor of Newark, numbered among the distinguished guests at the Brunswick. Mr.

and Mrs. G. H. Peters are enjoying the hospitality of the Victoria. Mr.

peters is lieutenant of the United State.s army. Mrs. M. G. Calhuun, a sister of General Custer, is among the distinguished guests the Montauk.

West End's old time favorites art rauidly returning. F. B. Kunkel oi Frederick. has arrived for the summer and will occupy his customary apartments.

He is accompanied by Mrs. Kunkel. W. S. Washington and family of Newark ara guesta of the Brunswick.

Benjamin Farier. an amateur wheelman of Jersey City, is at the Brunswick, lie will train or. the line at the athletic grounds next week. A. M.

C'onnett of Newark Is a recent arrival at the 1 Vnlmore. Captain J. H. Trc mper and faintly of Kingston, N. is a guest at iIim Coleman.

Captain Tremper is the owner of the Tivmper line of steamboats that ply on the Hudson itiver between New York and Kondout. The family are old "oll beties a the MadWon are thoTes" D. "cVreund A. tt Brooklyn. H.

V. Palmer Wilk Burre. Mami. at 305 Fourth avenue for thi summer, where they will entertain honie of their St. Ixmls friends.

Edward Wriirley of Germautown 1b a eucst at the L.aurel. Horace Morehead of Plttsburff, Is a guest at the Columbia. Frank H. Ivaior, postmaster of Trenton. ha accompanied his wife in the sea shore for a fe wer lts' nutins Th' are at th Park View.

Another ufuuisitlcn to the life of th La.urel is a trio of youiiK ladies, including Emily Jacobs of Orange and tin Misses Alice Fertjusoa a nd Elizabeth C. She annan Newark. Miss Kdtih Miss Kui.Ule Dickinson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jwl OJeklnson of Jersey City, are upendinK" the summer at tha Cub man.

Mrs C. Dalley ot i.n. fkiyn here at the sea fihore peronir Ml Mads cUv. Thry aro kiu ol Nor ase of the sanu I Mali. it Unrr.iv ill uf I i 1..

I I 1i .,,7, i .7. i at Nt.rwt od Hall, v. she spend the heat erl tf rm. George Coy. the Johns Hopkini University, Haiti more, tt her with Mrs.

Coy, will during July I afay. tto. Frederick Archer, mu.k Mlrt.ior at Oarnegl nuik'i his nne the Oeeaa HoUl while in tin park. L. I.

Sfiu'ca uf Hiivrt! i a ffuest at tho Arlintin. In a. will brlnjf ab rivt; yjuru' fr.m his home city to slnd a ur out in at the sea shore. L)r. A.

C. Fishmim nnd family of New York ar at the Ia rre. A. J. Hunt and Miss Li.

Hunt of New York nre kuobi.s at the Shi M. They are regular patrons of tills popular h'tet. Mr. C. A.

Pearl Ha.hrook an Charles S. of Jrr.ey City are at, th Majestic. M.sk Martha nodjr.ton of Darby. Misi K' Tvow anil Misi Borrouths of M'. N.

form a 'r' members of the IrKon" at the Women' the Philadelnhla. ort! s.as'in hy the shore. They ar big bicycle fete of yesterday afternoon and i Sne' the "f1" horse show, which is to take place on August 12, 13 and 14. Manaser Walter HUdreth and Secretary and Treasurer P. J.Casey aro giving moat of their time attending to tho details ot tho entries.

Up at Monmouth Beaeh the attention of th summer guests is divided between the golt club, the Casino and dinner parties. The climate has been delightful hero this summer, excepting during the big storm. Lying between the Shrewsbury and the Ocean tha beach Is continually swept by the cool i breezes. Among the prominent New York peoplo who are at the club houso or In the cottages near by are: S. H.

Kissam, Dr. R. C. Miles, i Dr. T.

w. Moses, ti. a. Manning, j. s.

iw strong and family; W. E. Coffin, D. H. Bates, Jjt.

H. H. Friese, Henry uraves, Mrs. B. Peters, Colonel E.

C. O'Brien, F. F. Robing Luckenhach's Now Then. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Luck enbach and Mt. and Mrs. TV.

A. Martin; Carl Goepel, Brooklyn: Mr. nd.Mre. H. N.

Du Souchet. Gf eebpor t. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Greenport, L. July 17 Alfred Inz. the noted Brooklyn all round athlete, is astonishing' the guests of the Booth House with his feats of strength.

Swimming, cycling and all kinds of outdoor sports seem to be his chosen pastimes. Colonel TV. M. Walton is also stopping at the Booth House. Colonel Walton was shipwrecked on the wild coast of Long Island Sound four years ago in the sloop Caprice.

He still chooses the Booth House and Greenport for his suinfter rendevous and invariably migrates to these sections in early May. Following are among the recent arrivals: Booth House Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cronk.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Booth Waterhouse of Passaic, N. J.

E. F. Reneck. Chicago. H.

S. Blake man, Mr. and Mrs. Euirene Henry 1 HauBch, Mrs. J.

L. Cutwater. Miss Gladys Out water. J. C.

Outwater, Mr, and Mrs. E. Horton. F. P.

Horton. .1. D. Reachman, all of Brooklyn; Miss Alice Conklin ot Port Jm vls, N. Y.

Mr. ami Mrs. George H. Paysnn. Englewood.

N. J. Mr. and: Mrs. TV.

of London, England. i Clark House George A. Hedges. Mitldletmvn, i Robert B. Tod.

John G. Wells, II. A. Fllnn, Dr. V.

P. Campus. Percy Jacobs. L. S.

Phillips, i TV. Barney. P. M. Beardsley.

TV. C. Mann. F. M.

Hoyt, G. H. Church and Mrs. W. Lcavitt.

all of New York City: P. A. Sawyer, J. M. Spencer, Miss Mary Spencer.

D. It Whitney. TV. G. Cooke.

Richard Norclard. C. J. Walker. R.

G. Butler. F. M. Brissel.

S. T. Moore. Charles A. I Thayer.

M. S. Woodhull. J. R.

Holland, all i members of the Ariston Wheelmen; James Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bedford. L.

G. TVert i helmer, H. Rhodes, all of Brooklvn; P. Vroorn, Somervllle. N.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sewall. G. '7' selves in looking through the station.

The party returned to Greenport about o'clock In tha evening. Superintendent of the life saving service on Long Island Arthur Dom iny was present at the occasion and welcomed the guests to the station, as did also Captain Brown. In the party were: Mrs. Hughes, Miss Clara Boyd, Miss Lena Comstock, Miss Llbble Hughes, Mr. Blakeman of Brooklyn; Mrs.

ICate Can of Greenpolnt; Superintendent Arthur Domlney of Bay Shore: ana Mrs. Arthur MacCarter, Mrs. Benjamin Macomber. Mrs. William Matthews, Mrs.

Wesley Ketchem, Mrs. George Rowland, Captain and Mrs. Edwin Rowland. Mrs: William Cook, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Chapman, Mrs. Anton Hanson, and Mrs. George Plaskett, Mrs. Henry Wortlien, Mrs. Henry King, Miss Brower.

Mrs. Reynolds. Miss Ethel Ketchem. Miss Edith Bums, Mrs. Daniel Ross.

Miss Ella Phillips, Mrs. Henry Jennings. Mrs. Richard Benjamin. Mrs.

L. P. Berslnger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mrs.

William Hiers. Mrs. Morris Rosers. Mr. and' Mrs.

George Reeve, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Preston, Mrs. Charles Thornhlll, Miss Blanche Wells. Mrs.

Philip Kllpp. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Ketchem, Mrs. Eugene Corwln, George Clark.

Mrs. Frank Swain of Greenport. NOTES. Mrs. Libby Potter of Virginia is visiting friends here.

Mrs. Frederick and daughter Julia of Brooklyn are stopping with Mrs. Willard Rackett. Homer R. MetcalC and family of Glenn Ridge, N.

have arrived and taken possession of their cottage nem1 the sound beach. Percy G. James ol" Brooklyn is spending a few days at the residence of Mr. N. B.

Schelllnger. Mr. James arrived on Tuesday from Water Mill, having covered the entire distance on wheel. and Mrs. G.

TV. Holt. Misses Edith and Louisa Holt. Ella Flint and Ella Lane, all of Brooklyn, have returned to tneir city honie after spending a week with Captain Josh. Fournier.

Amityville. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Amityville, L. July 17 Summer joys seem to be on the increase, and as the season grows older the summer guests find daily more to amuse them. The West Neck Golf Club has been organised, and recently constructed links are daily thronged with interested players. The officers of the club are: President, Mrs.

Charles W. Clinton; vice president, Mrs. James Magoe; secretary, Charles Oliver Ireland; treasurer. Miss M. Louise Orr.

Some ten families are represented on 'the membership list, and others are expected to join. Recent arrivals at the village hotels are: King's Hotel Mr ana Alanson Kraft. Horace G. Chase and family, A. Newman and Miss Newman, George Newman, Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Smith, Miss M. Godwin.

Miss Harper. Henry Smyth, all of Brooklyn; Mrs. Benson of Hudson, N. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas H. Otis and B. F. Wade of New York. By Side Inn Dauhney Brandreth.

SInK Sing, N. Y. Richard Rosa. W. G.

Green, Philadelphia. John Hopkins. T. N. Foster.

New York: William R. Carmer, Mount Vernon, N. Y. George C. Ray, A.

G. Brooks. H. L. Balch.

Paul O. May, H. I. Gilford, William Miller. E.

H. Arnold. W. C. Gleason, C.

R. Moulton, S. A. Saunders, all of Brooklyn: N. Hickey, T.

M. Crawford. New London. Conn. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Rogers. Ml33 Rogers, George H. Rogers.

Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Armstrong. S. T.

Carman. Sing Sing, N. Y. Bayview Hotel George Funk. George H.

Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Smith.

J. C. Colton, V. Marsh. Mr.

and Mrs. William Williams, Henrv T. Lansing. Lester L. Prater.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lynch, all of Brooklyn; F.

S. Brook fleld, John S. Hill, New York. New Point Mrs. J.

D. Boyd, J. D. Boyd, Miss Boyd. Miss M.

Boyd of New York City: W. L. Buzby of New York. F. Churchill Calder.

Charles F. Manning and Frank F. Bajnbrldge. New York. Mr.

and Mrs. TV. O. Saxton. W.

O. Saxton. Miss Helen Saxton. Robert T. Saxton of Brooklyn are stopping at the New Point.

Mr. Sajcton has a handsome pair of bays and Joins the procession night and morning on the way to and from the depot. NOTES. Miss Maud Preston, only daughter of Dr. E.

Forrest Preston and a popular young society woman, has developed much skill as an amateur photographer. She ha3 taken many very clever pictures. The Aid Society of the South Methodist Episcopal Church, a very active woman's organization, is preparing for a literary carnival to be'glven at the Lyceum on Wednesday and Thursday. 'August 4 and 5. It promises to bo a notable social occurrence as well as a financial success.

A dramatio entertainment in aid of the new Roman Catholic church. St. Martin's. Is to be given at the Lyceum on the evening of the 24th inst. The comedy.

"Our Boys." Is to be ren aereo oy a numoar or wen kiiijwu ttciors wno are spending the summer here and at Massapequa. There will also be a number of musical features. Mrs. Edward Bl Austin and Miss Cornell. Austin of Cedar street are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles O. Smith of South Plalnfleld, N. J. Glen Cove.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Glen Cove, L. July 17 The rains of the past week were gratefully received and have made driving and bicycling a possibility once more. The week has been a quiet one. Yachting, bathing, bicycling, golf and tennis have each received a share of attention. Golf, however, is enjoyed largely by the men as the course at the North Country Club is an extensive' one and the women seem to prefer viewing the games from the club house or from their carriages.

Some, however, are expert players, Mrs. Charles 0. Gates. Miss Busby, Mrs. Howard Maxwell, Mrs.

Horatio M. Adams. Miss Leemlng taking the lead. NOTES. Dr.

and Mrs. C. A. lloagland are settled in their new home adjoining the club house. The house was but recently completed, but Its moss green roof and silver gray shingles give It an ancient appearance which Is most picturesque.

Mrs. Charles 0. Gates, their daughter, has a more pretentious residence to the south, but is deprived of their fine view of the sound. J. Rogers Maxwell and Howard Maxwell have each purchased fine building sites at the Red Spring colony, near the residence of Thomas S.

Strong, and will erect handsome country residences before next summer. They are now occupying the Del Pino hous. The tennis court at the North Counitry Club has been put in shape again and is well patronized by the younger set. Martin Morris and family are occupying their cottage at the club, afiter an absence of several years. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Pratt are at Seamoor. their Dosorls home. Mr. and Mrs.

William Miller Dudgeon are living at the Point House. Peacock Point, this season. Dr. and Mrs. Jelliffe have been guests of Mrs.

Thomas Leemlng the past week. Mrs. Williams of Dewltt. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

William Coles, the. past month, is sojourning at Mattapan, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Tonsre.

Miss E. Juliet Fagundas and Miss Jennie Martin are at Pleasant Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currier of New York are encamped on the beach at Glen Cove Landing, near the summer home of Charles T.

Vincent, the author of "The Cotton King" and "Gentle man Jim." They have named their camp Camp Cohee. and have six large tents artistically arranged and fitted up. Mrs. Mabel Crossman. Miss Alhcrtlna Gallatlne.

Miss Mary Cahlll of the Casino Company and Percy Sage are their guests. Miss Mary Howe has returned to East Aurora after spending two weeks at William H. Coles' home, on Forest avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Walter of South Glen Cove are summering at Peacock's Point. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Hall.

Miss Gussle Hall and Harry Hall are at their cottage, on Fresh Pond lane. Miss Bessie Jackson, daughter of Mrs. T. Charles Jackson, of Brooklyn, Is visiting Mrs. Henry W.

Mudge. Mrs. George C. Drnegert of Buffalo, who has been visiting her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Coles, will return to her home this week, miss Eleanor C. Titus, her niece, will accompany her. Sea Cliff.

(Eagle Information Bureau Sea Cliff, L. July 17 The week has been rather a quiet one here, the heavy rains ofi Monday night and the following days kcop ing people indoors more or less. Indoor amusements were eagerly planned and those possessed of musical or elocutionary talent1 are eagerly sought after. Mrs. B.

J. Grant I of Brooklyn, who registered at the Sea Cliff House reo.ei.tly, Is a well known vocalist. and, therefore, very much in demand. Mis3 May Whipple of Brooklyn, who is at tho Ken wood, plays the banjo charmingly, while1 Mrs. Allen and the Misses West at the same house excel as pianists.

Following are among the arrivals: Sea CUfC House Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Ahlstrom, R.

C. Johnson. Miss Florence Johnson. Dr. and Mrs.

W. A. Ewlng. Mrs. S.

A. Swing, Miss Marlon Ewlng, Miss Marlon J. Mills, Frank Mayo, Miss Sadie Mayo, C. W. Rock, E.

C. Hax son, E. J. Labble, F. L.

Townley, Calvin L. Weser. Miss Edith Wescr, and Mrs. Benjamin Priraelles, Albert Rlva of New York: Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. "Witney, jr. Mrs. Eugene J.

Grant, Alfred J. ReVeat Mrs. Alfred G. to prevent anything like monotony without considering the various social events of the pasts week. On Sunday the possibility of a yacht evidently manned by greenhorns being wrecked on the beach or sunk in the offing made the afternoon an exciting one, then followed the suspense regarding the fate of the crew until Tuesday morning, when the thrilling story of the rescue of the occupants of the yacht was told.

TQe ocean from the calmness of a millpond was In a few hours lashed Into a terrible fury and the great waves as high as a houso came tumbling over each other In rapid succession, breaking with a gTeat roar on tho hard sand beach. Only Uhe hardiest bathers ventured into the surf and they were carefully watched by the life guards. For those who love nature iu her roughest moods Long Beach was never more attractive than it has been during the past week. The wind and waves have kept the guests at the hotel so busy they have had little time or inclination for social events. The usual hops have been well attended and plans for an elaborate programme of entertainments, balls, perfected'.

Clear skies, a smooth sea and warmer weather have revived the ambition of the social leaders and next week promises to be one ot tlhe liveliest of the season. The following are recent arrivals from Brooklyn and Long Island: Miss Bessie Locke. "Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Speers, Miss Marjorle Speers. Miss Marlam Speers, Dr. Robert Richardson, Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Van Anden, Stella Van Anden, Frank Van Anden, F. P. Morris F.

A. Markens, E. J. 'McCros sin. Louis Klein, W.

H. Buffum, Miss Roberts. Dr. and Mrs. G.

TV. 'Brush, Mr. and Mrs. R. Knox and son.

J. A. McKay. Dr. and Mrs.

J. P. Geran, C. V. Geran.

A. K. Kerrigan. R. R.

Walbfldge. K. E. Bunnell. W.

E. Bunnell. Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Foote. the Rev. Henry B. Hudson. Rockville Center; Mr.

and Mrs. Francis P. Evans, Mrs. W. Willis, Hempstead: Miss Phehe Weeks, Glen Cove; Miss A.

C. Clowes, Hempstead; A. L. Steans, William W. Jamaica; Mr.

and Mrs. H. K. Smith, Miss Tefft, George C. R.

Vernan. E. Vernan Arveyne. an'd 'Mrs. G.

Mulgrew, H. S. Whiting; Duncan George L. Macrlon. Mrs.

Hunt. Miss Hunt. Mrs. Mercer, J. D.

McKenney, Baldwins; F. W. Gelfenhamer. Sea Cliff: George H. Davis, East Rockaway; Mrs.

Howard S. Hadde'n. Miss M. H. Chittenden, William S.

Haskell. Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss Ethel Stockwell, Morgan L. Victor Flstu. Mr. and Harris K.

Smith, Harold C. Smith. Miss Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry C. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tucker, Bay Shore. Among the guests who are spending the season are Colonel H.

Stoddard of Brooklyn. Colonel and Mrs. George E. Waring, of Nov York. Major Thomas Cullen and United States District Attorney Wallace Mac farlane.

NOTES. At the Long Beach Inn the following guests are registered from Brooklyn: H. S. Fuilerton and famllv. Flushing: H.

A. Halsey. W. C. Worke.

Edward J. Stalkee. Edwin J. Stalkee, George Stanley, Mrs. Gearge Stanley.

The storm Tuesday night took about ten feet of sand from the front of Long Beach and left the beach in finer condition than It ever has been before. The query is: Where did the sand go? The musical matinees in the nook, between the parlor and ballroom, are very popular with the guesf.s at the hotel. The children enjoy the freedom of the pinzza and oim ballroom. Bathlngmaster Wright Is deploring the loss of a large anchor, which was cither carried away, by the storm or burle out of sight in the sand. A gang of men are putting the finishing touches on the cinder path for the use of wheelmen.

It Is alomr the east side of the boulevard and will bo ready for use on Saturday. Nver go to the beach without an ample supply of shawls and other warm wraps, is the advice of those who have spent the season here. Those who profited by It nav been entirely comfortable this week, while others shivered in cold, air. A vaudeville performance, under the management of William Russell, was given Thursday evening. Orienr.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Orient. L. July 17 Blue fish have made their appearance In these waters for the first time this season. They are caught off the southern coast of Plum Island and in Gardin ers Bay. a short distance from the Point Houso.

Sea bass and black fish are still caught in larste round numbers. Former Governor and Mrs. John P. Altgeld of Illinois wore visitors at the Point House this week. They arrived on Wednesday and stayed for a clay.

Mr. Altseld said that he visited the Point for tho purpose of seeing the fishing grounds where ex President Cleveland had such great luck fishine some three weeks ago in Mr. E. C. Benedict's steam yacht the Oneida.

Mr. Altgeld was shown to the Gut where Mr. Cleveland did most of his fishing for sea bass. The arrivals for the past week are: Point House Walter Krausuick of St. Louis.

James H. Purdy and family, Louis G. Lestrade, Frank V. White. Lena Myhaven.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rossman and A.

W. Calllsen of New York, H. C. Winterlngham. Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Hill. Hnrv Ft.

Kteham of Brooklyn, Robert. Ambrofe. Mr. "and Mrs. T.

J. Ambrose of Boston. NT. F. TVIlkerson.

Peter Deppel. William Conk and W. H. Palmer of Sag Harbor. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Taylor of Staten Island. Mr. and Mrs.

John P. Altgeld of Bay Hou.se Cecelia Bradford, Miss charlotte Bradford. Miss Ida MKsildine. John Bradford. A.

culllsen. and H. A. Vinton of New York. John P.

Altgeld. Mrs. Altgeld of Chicago. Mount Plensor'. House Mrs.

S. A. STiaw of Ynn kers. Mr. anO Mrs.

Fred H. Vail, Florence VaK, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Tyler of Brooklyn. Miss Belle Doeman, Thomas Doeman and Franklin JDvjeman of Mnntl'ilr. 1 J. NOTES. A partv from the Point House enjoyed a pleasant sail on Thursday in the Catboat Puck, Captain Horace Beehe.

to the Manhansett House grounds, at Island, where a shore illnner wa. served. In the party w.mv: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew rvtnehen of Brooklyn, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Post. Tiuis O.

Lestrade and Schuyler Lestrade of New York. Miss Dora Sterling of Cleveland, and Mr. A. TV. Calllsen of New York rode their wheels to Sag Harbor by the way of Shelter Island on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burns and son of Brooklyn have arrived and will occupy the Potter cottage for tho season. Captain and William Potter of Brooklyn are bonked to arrive this evening. B.

Sehulic arrived on Saturday and Joined his family, which is spending the summer In the Bfbe The Bradford trio made their first appearance in this village Ir. a sacred concert, given In the Congregational Church on Sundny evening. Miss Grace Edwards of Brooklyn finds much enjoyment in the rough water bathing, as afforded to those who in the sound. Mls3 Edwards seldom takes a bath elsewhere, and In diving she Is an acknowledged expert. Mr.

C. L. Allen of Brooklyn delivered an address in the Congregational Church on Monday evening on the subject. of a Naturalist." A party of cyclists from the Bay View House, at Shelter Island enjoyed a pleasant rim on their wheels to the point or. Thursday.

In the party wero the Misses BUss. Mabel Weir. Mrs. W. IT.

Tlrevoort. Miss Alien, Professor Buys. Mr. MeClenhom. R.

Arklnsh and W. Halght. Southold. I't' lriftle TnfoiTUatlon Bureau Correspondence.) The summer visitors hero were nearly treated to a sensation Wednesday afternoon. George G.

Richmond and son, in company with three visitors, sailed out to his pound at Town Harbor and then the family started for short sail when they were run into by a boat from Shelter Island steered by a woman. Their boat upset, the entire party being thrown Into the water, hut by keeping hold ot their boat Mr. Richmond and his party received nothing worse than a London, L. Rider. Smithtown.

i. I to tho guests of the Surf Hotel and cottages riy. Bertha II. M. i onauefry of Borner Wu AVABvaN; lir the committee.

The tableaux will be: vl jihV.i' Salter New Lonrion Thl 1 Japltcr ami siifie, attemivd by Heb by H. Q. have taken th, ectr.v Salter, New London. Conn. J.

Rich en's Sewing Society held its annual picnic at Vanderhove's Grove the same afternoon. Some of the summer visitors attended. NOTES. The Harrington Concert Company gave a concert in the M. E.

Church Friday evening. A game of ball was played between the Mattituck and Peconic nines on Saturaay afternoon. Mrs. Emily S. W.

Peale of Washington, D. is ait P. W. Tuthlll's. Miss Helen and Elsie Laithrop are at Mrs.

Thomas Lachrop's. Arthur Pope, of New York City is at George K. Medoy's. Misses Helen and Emma Jennings of Greenfield Hill, are the guests of the Misses Wondhull. Mrs.

John T. Young gave an afternoon tea Saturday to the King's Daughters. Rlverhead. GSagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Rlverhead, L. July 17 Our town Is the scene of much gayety now.

Sailing parties and beach parties are among the popular pastimes. Everyone rides a wheel and nearly every evening the avenues are lined with lovers of this sport. NOTES. M'es Emma Wa.il.lng of Brooklyn Ib the guest of her friend. Miss Ethel Ostrander.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williamson ot Brooklyn are at Mrs. Evallno. Wells'.

Miss L. L. Millard of Brooklyn is the guest of her cousin, MLss Anna Millard. Mr. and 3is.

Louis G. Rathburn and family of Blmlra are at Mrs. J. H. Benjamin's.

Miss A. Virginia Howell gave a sailing party to Son're's rndlnir In the yacht Evnma. CaDtaln George Vail, on Wednesday. The party was In honor of her friend. Miss Susie Powell of Brooklyn, who la her guest.

The party Included Misses Edith and Mabel Wells, Fannie and Leah Corwln, Frances E. Wells. Maude Howell. Hattle Bradley, Susie Powell and A. Virginia Howell.

hea.cn. nartv to Quogue took place Monday afternoon. Supper was served on the beach, and the ride home by moonlight was much enjoyed. Among the party were Mrs. G.

T. Reeve, Jr. Mrs. Harold Lane, Miss Huntingdon, Miss Frank Huntington, Mlsa1 Annie H. Corwln, Miss Minnie Grls wold, Miss Amy Falkwason, Miss Alice Perkins.

Miss Anna Millard and Miss L. L. Millard. Miss Frances E. Wells entertained her friends at progressive euchre at her home on Main street Saturday afternoon.

Her guests were the Misses Susie Powell of Brooklyn. A. Virginia Howell. Florence Bertha Hill, Mabel Wells, Edith Wells, Annie Corwln, Eliza Slade, Cecelia Terry. Mary Sayre.

Fannie Corwin. Leah Corwln. Mrs. N. Orcutt Petty, Mrs.

Mortimer Howell and Mrs. F. C. Cooper. Miss A.

Virginia Howell entertained the Women's Whist Club on Tuesday evening. The prizes were captured by Miss Leah Corwln, first; Mrs. Hlggkls. second; Mrs. William M.

Lltohard, third, and Mrs. William R. Duvall. The Standard Athletic Club gave a moonlight excursion to Rose's Grove Wednesday by steamer Teddle. The Amateur Tennis Club held Its first meet of the season on the grounds of George M.

Vail. Supper was served under the trees after the games. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Vail, Misses Greta Hand. Lillian M. Woodhull. Mabel Griffins. Clara Perkins Ava Lane.

Blanche Macdonald. Ethel Skldmore, Ethel Ostfander. Dr. C. A.

Downs. Ramian Petty. Bur dette R. Buckingham, Robert Grilling, Hurry Taft, Lewis Austin, Hubert Corwln, J. Howard Hand.

Jr. South Jamesport. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence, South Jamesport, L. July 17 A progressive euchre party was enjoyed by the guests the Great Peconic Bay House on Tuesday evening. The prizes vere captured by Frank Lawrence, first; Mrs.

William Bar num, second, and Howard Downs, booby prize. Among this week's arrivals are: Great Peconic Bay House Boss Hugh McLaughlin. Mrs. McLaughlin, Miss Laura McLaughlin, Mrs. Helen Carroll and family, Miss Waldron and Francis J.

Barrett and family of Brooklyn. Miamogue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Crawford, Howard L.

Crawford, Lillian G. Crawford, Arthur R. Crawford. R. TV.

Balnbrldge, Lewrence M. Bainbrldge. Philip M. Balnbrldge. R.

TV. Balnbrldge. jr. Mrs. George Oox, Jr.

Miss Mabel Cox, Mrs Lane, Fred Lane. Mrs. Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs. TV.

W. Fogg. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene TV.

Qul rean and daughter, Mrs. F. T. Woodford. Thomas MeGllnn.

Mrs. John Anderson. Miss Minnie Anderson, ueorge j. iwuk. re nvma Perlne, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Burns. John Anderson of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs.

B. B. Marco, Miss Grace Marco, Mr. and Mrs. George C.

DeLacy, George C. DeLaoy. Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hoguc. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Hogue of New York. Mr and Mrs. A. R. Grow of Newark, S.

Stafford and family of London, England. Idlewild Mrs. George H. Nason, Alice L. Na son Mrs.

Alice L. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott Miss Pauline Scott. Miss Louise Scott.

Luclen S. Bayllss. 1 H. Bayllss. John L.

Baker, William V. Pascual. Mr. and Mrs. C.

V. Dyke man. William Dykenian. Josie Sullivan. Conrad Dvkeman, Arthur Dykeman, Emily Dykeman.

H. F. D. Kelsey. P.

C. Cloyd, T. Bayllss of Brooklvn, George W. Mitchell. Thomas B.

Mitchell. E. Jonathan Donley. Mr. and Mrs.

F. A Ryer, Charles Goodhue. Kipp, Mrs. Pearson Halstead Klpp and rwlamater of New York. fishing pnrty was organized on Wednesday by William 1 iarnum and a trip made down the bay Good sport was reported.

A moonlight sailing party went to Red Creek Inn Barrett's Point, Saturday evening, on the yacht nnle D. The party Included Frank Lawrence George Hlgglns. Mrs. Dora Hagedon, Mr. and Mrs.

F. G. Lee. George W. Hagedon.

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Osborne, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter W. be Bevolse. A. Buckley and Charles B.

Buckley. Miss Edna Jones ot Staten Island Is at Captain Edward Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Overton and family of Port Jefferson are at Simeon S. Hawkins. A progressive euchre was given by the guests of the Miamogue In the hotel parlors Tuesday evening. The prizes were captured by Dr. G.

P. Grif flng. first: Miss O'Hara. second; Edward Burns, third and Mrs. Edward Burns, fourth.

An Impromptu hop was given at the Miamogue Saturday evening, which was a brilliant affair. About 300 were present and enjoyed the music by the orchestra and the dancing. Sas; Harbor. (F.agle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Sag Harbor. L.

July 17 Much interest is being manifested in next Saturday's race of the Sag Harbor Yacht Club. NOTES. William E. Dennison, Arthur D. Ludlow, Frederick Rcholl.

H. D. Llndstedt. Casper Schafter, Foster. O.

Jermeau and Herbert Hall are at Montauk on the sloop Edith on a fishing CrThee following guests are at Lawyer TV. C. Greene's: Mrs. B. J.

Whitman and children of Scmervllle, Miss Grace Doe of Paris, and Louis A. Hammond of Berlin. N. H. Mr and Mrs.

Jeser.h Jones of Brooklyn are stooping at the Lake House. William Oruthers and children and Miss Hattle Gardiner of Brooklyn are In town. Mr and Mrs. Frank W. TIaens.

Miss Mae Cres sy Miss Isabell Sterling. Mr. Hrownell and Ml Chase arrived from California this week. The Misses Mary and Daisy Allen, teachers In the Indian school at Carlisle. Mr.

Alden of New York Mr. and Mrs. Folger of Brooklyn and Conner of Athens, Gil. aro Mrs. Phillips' cottage.

Center Moriches. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Center Moriches, L. July 17 Anion the Brooklynites at the Blanchard Farm, Center i Moriches, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williamson, Miss Mabel Williamson and Master Irving Williamson.

East Islir. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) The music for this season at the Somerset House, East Isllp, will be furnished by Professor Lasaar of New York and his son, who Is known as the l)oy singer. I Among the guests tor the season at the Som this week: Mr. and Mrs. CralK Ross as guests irav.TiT of Mr.

Ross' brother. Dr. William H. Ross: the maitloian, Ins wife, who to Mr. and Mrs.

Clifton, with Mr. and Mrs. John seller hnv clumn i il the public, are Hexamer, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray, 1 nlh0, 'nJ," u.r"?t who stopped at the Quonahassit.

Mr. Mnr at" ray is a brother of the Rev. Henry Mur an I i i iu Councilman ray, tho rector of St. Anne's Roman Catholic I 'ark rhiiu.i ii.nia. Church in that village Mrs lk'h 1" 1 of member of the Xew inurcn in mat niiue.

Yorl. OIU. lhe arrlvali i ards, KlizabPth. N. J.

E. G. Wheeler. San Francisco. Cal.

Pipfs Xeok HotiRe Mr. anr Mrs. Gforfre V. i Sonwar'l. Annie.

Gladys nm! Opnrcrn Spvnrd. Mr. 1 and Mrs. Mortimer Blumenrother, Elizabeth MIfh Gillies. .1.

Gillies. all of Brooklyn; Mrs. TheroKo Craciinr, Herbert Cracaur and Joshua G. Rops of "ew "fork City. Flushing.

(Knplo Information Ruri'au Correspondence. Flusbnng, L. July 17 Tbo exodus of FlushingLtos continues and tho old, historic village is pra ULacaiij utstrritfu just now. Nearly all the society people of Flushing have closed their homes here for the summer and are enjoying themselves at the various To NOTES. A party of FlushlnKltes enjoyed a trip to Fort i Hamilton In tho parlor car Columbia over tha Brooklyn Helcrhts trolley line Wednesday evening.

The party consisted of th following: Tha Rev. H. D. Waller, assistant rector of St. George's Church; Mr.

and Mrs. Kdward M. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Franklin, the Misses Franklin, the Messrs. Franklin. Misy Mann, Miss Clement, Miss Goodwin, Mr.

and Mrs. D. B. Brlprhnm, Mr. and Mrs.

V. B. Harrison. Miss K. Brleham.

A. L. Beebe, E. H. Goodwin.

W. V. Beebo. John B. Grant.

I Miss Elberta Munro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Munro. 185 Washincton street, Is enjoying herself In tbe mountains near flreenlleld, Masa.

She Is the pruest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wilcox are spend InK the summer at tne Arcyie liotei, linoylon.

Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wlekham of 29 Broadway, who visited Mr.

Wickham's relatives on the Jersey coast last week, have returned home. Mrs. C. A. Van Nbstrand Is visiting at Nw Brunswick.

Miss C. A. Lathrop, Bowne avenue. Is at Enfield, I Mass. I Miss Lily Scott of Jamaica la vlsltlnif friends In Flushing.

i Mrs. Potter of 22C Lincoln street is summering at York Harbor. Me. i Georce Barron has cone to Sharon Serines, X. for a two weeks' vacation.

J. "Van Valkenburjr of Buffalo Is vlsl'Jnir Ms daughter. Mrs. saran Annls or Murray Hill Mrs. John C.

Brown of Newport is vlsltln dng her son, Charles Brown, in uoerum avenue. C. MoKeever and family. Sanford avenue are their summer home at Southampton. Miss KV i Park of Locust Htreer i't Tu for summer.

L. h. LJtuiam ami laniuy oi wanron 1 Mr'anfllrs. .1. C.

Vantlewutf and C. a. retson have returned from a ten days' outins at oeuniid the tnilrdt in the Conirria on.i at uOtn fierviceh litnt nuimny Mr. A. Cornell of Smart avenue left day for St.

Andrews. Orange County, where she will spend a few weeks. Miss Josephine l.awlor nnd Miss Ida Van New trand. accompanied hy Hohert Simpson, left Men KlZnor(, left Monday tor ljinerty. httuivan County, where they will" spend the summer.

Dr. Oeorse Dieltey and family of Madison nvnue left Monday for Ocean drove, N. where they will remain until August. Mrs. E.

A. I'erpall and Miss Beatrice Perpall left for Ocean Grove Monday, where they will spend a few weeks at Albatross, on Ocean pathway. Gould has returned from a two weeks' trip to WalsiAprth. Wayne County, Y. Mr, and Mrs Joseph Eekhart of Bowne a.ven24, for Ocean Grove, where she will spend the summer Frank Runyon, assistant clerk at the Flushing rxxst omce.

Is foemline his vacation at Liberty Sullivan County. Howard Valentine and Professor P. H. Cole formerly of the HiKh School, are surnmerlns a Glens Falls. Felix Beeeroft of Madison avenue left Mondavi nu u'hurn tu.

i 1 i club lust year, has gone to be assistant la I i struetor in the Saratotra Club nicely located with his famtlr i structor tne lllD Nonnan H.us Fie ntat manager of the Mutual Ucrve Life Insurance Company. nMm family are spendlnc some oner Branch wlth at Hn.nxi IIK Mr. Plumb's Ajng rancj1' ummr residence is the broad acre Ier Tlange (Raple Information Rurau Correspondence) i i Mr. ami Mm. P.

II. I Jiuchlln an.l Mr. an.l Mrn. Lamom MeljaiiKhlin are nv at Brentwood for the summer season, occupying their prtty cottuKe mi Fourth avenue. Th Rev.

Ji.Hepli ripeerti anrl family, now of "Wheeling. nre siimmerlne at the Pros pect House. Bay Shore. Mr. Speer was a former pastor of the ISrenlwood I'r' sbyterlan Church.

A popular srxMety at Brentwood durlntr the past Ke ason is the Travelers' Club. Miss Merrill, a sister of the Robert Merrill, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Is its president. Oakdale. (EaRle Information Bureau Correspondence Oakdale, L.

July 17 Much attention la being Riven this season by the summer residents of Oakdale and its vicinity to Rollins. The golf links of the Westhrook Club are In faie order ami almost every frames are plaveil by the devotees of this fashionable sport. Robert Anderson, the famous golf instructor. frm Scotland, who was with tho Wostbrook and John Ilaff, whn was alao with the summer resilience and koiic an fxtendL visit 1 to Southampton. the point whore It The tsoiitn truurury roai, K.

Vnnderbllt's lmmens country Wi ns" country cstjit tile Bcno of a bicycle race th!" wpk, to ds id the championship of Oakdnh and aet Isllp. II. brt T' Hominedle of OaMale njid Charles Sluncy of Ka wore the a ctmi nuniiKT or wneeimen wer prr eru to view th I ee. ne course ia nan nine in length. i L'Homroedleu or easily won.

Point o' Woods. (Kuclc Information Bureau Correspondence.) i Pln Woods. L. July IT While there are quite a number of the regular sum mer residents who aro enjoying the ocoau breezes at their homes here there are multi tudes of transients who are brought here every day by the ferry steamers from Bay Shore, Sayvllle and Patchogue to attend the unauiauqua sessions. Thursday was tue oc caslon of an excursion managed by the En worth League Society of the Bay Shore Methodist.

Episcopal Church. The boat could i iarry ii. mo in i ia uiiu i mm iv nave jkrt lu lr iuai iub.