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THE BBOOKIjYK DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOBK, SUNDAY, JTTLY 30,1899. day evening, a progressive euchre on Thursday, another on Friday and a hop this evening. Charles W. Mix of Xew Haven is the guest of Miss May E.

Smith of Brooklyn at her home here. At the weekly euchre at the Kenwood Mr. John Wilson, Mrs. W. B.

Laurie and Mrs. J. Goold were the prize winners. The guests at the CUfCwood had a straw ride to Roslvn on Monday night. Mr.

'Marim was bugler and Mr. Rothschild. M. C. The trip ia cluded a call at the Hempstead Harbor Hotel and an Impromptu dance there.

ARRIVALS. Among recent arrivals from Brooklyn were the following: Everett House Miss Hattle Ludlow. Miss Jennie Fraseur, Miss Nellie Fraseur. At the Richardson Mr. and Mrs.

Newton B. Burt, Lydon Burt, Pauline Burt, W. J. McArthur, Miss Maude McNeill, Miss Edith McNeill, Mrs. Thomas Young, Miss Alice M.

Young, Marshall Y'otmg. Plaza Park Miss M. L. Bancker. C.

R. Field. Mrs. I. Muller.

Albert Muller, Miss Esther Lund berg, Miss Florence Green, Miss Ellen Lursen, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Crandall and Sidney Lln nekin.

Port Jefferson. Port Jefferson, L. July 29 Professor A. C. Almy's summer echool Is one of the leading attractions in this town for the summer.

The attendance has been very good and Increases yearly. The school will close its third sea eon the first week in August. Among thcae who will lecture for Professor Almy during the coming week will be Professor Griggs, formerly of Leland Stanford University, California, and Professor S. T. Skidmore of the Ladies' Seminary In Philadelphia.

NOTES. Captain William A. Overton and family of Brooklyn have decided to remain in the town tho balance of the summer. At the musical given in the Presbyterian Church ping at the residence of Mrs. Benjamin F.

Adams. The Misses Vesta and Helen Sweezy of Manhattan, and Miss Ethel Cul Sharp of Baltimore are guests at Grangebel, Riverhead. Miss Susie Powell of Brooklyn Is the guest of Mies A. Vlrclnia Howell in Riverhead. Miss Julia Klein of Manhattan Is spending a vacation in this nlace.

Miss Emma F. Walling of Brooklyn Is the guest of Mrs. Wilfred R. Jefferson. Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest L. Terry of Manhattan are SDendlng a vacation In Riverhead. J. J.

Denning of Brooklyn has returned from a vacation spent In this village. Mr. and Mm. Edward B. Stanley of Clinton, N.

are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Orcutt Petty In Riverhead. Mr.

and Mrs. Irving W. Hoen nf Baltimore are stopping at Grangebel, Riverhead. Mrs. Maude Winkemeyer of Hmuklyn is the guest of Mrs, F.

C. Yetter In Riverhead. Mrs. Nettle Tuthlll of Brooklyn has arrived here, where she will spend the remainder of the Bummer. Mr.

and Mrs. Irving W. Hoen of Baltimore tendered a reception on Thursdnv evening at Grangebel. The affair was largely 'attended. Mrs.

N. A. Grlfrln entertained a party of young people with a sail down the river one day this week. A large party of young people including a number of summer visitors, enjoyed a picnic and moonlight snll on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Messrs.

Albert BufTlngton and Charles Hulls of Providence, touring Long Island on bicycles, spent several days In Riverhead this week. Locust Valley. Locust Valley, L. July 20 The varied weather of this week has not been conducive to pleasure for tho eummer boarders, nor to any Increase in their numbers. The number of Brooklyn people here Is smaller than any season In the laet ten years.

Those who are so depressing as an easterly storm in July or August, especially when a man is paying say a week for the privilege of enjoying his vacation with his family In boating, Ashing, etc. However, it seems to be possible to make up for lost time after the sun comes out, for the day after a storm is 'always one of unusual activity; there is then usually a full sail breeze, fish bite freely and the air is clear and bracing. The day's rest adds to the enjoyment of the following days of activity. The latter part of the week the bay was fairly white with the sails of yachts and the demand for horses and carriages was unprecedented. The condition for either riding or sailing was as near perfect as possible.

NOTES. A progrssivc euchre was held Wednesday evening und 11 ft? en tables were in ptnv. Surf bathing is not as popular as usual. Tho water of the ocean 1b too cold. The temperature of the bay Is, however, just right.

The largo sloop yacht Quo Vadts anchored off New Point Thursday, and the owner. Dr. James A. Nuteheson, spent some time at the hotel. The run to Hemlock Heach usuallv takes iers than an hour nnd in one of the most delightful sails possible.

Thursday evening a concert nnd cake walk was given by the bellman and waiters at the hotel. The judges wore John C. Brockenbrldge, Henry J. Plnir and Thorne W. Jackson.

M1fs Marian G. Emery is tho guest of Mrs. Isaac M. Narwood. Mrs.

L. A. Jones Is getting up a party to visit tho circus at Uabylon next Tuesday evening, Tho recent arrivals at thu New Point Hotel from Brooklyn nro A. Meblovlus, Lionel A. Wal den.

Master Neville Bovd, T. a. Harlow, Hempstead: Mrs. J. C.

Kunnahan, T. C. Safford, Oar. den City. At the Bay Side Inn nre the following Brooklyn Itas: II.

Evans, Mr. and Mrs. John Donnll and Mr. and' Mrs. H.

Kane. Fire Island. Fire Island, L. July 29 Yachts visiting in the bay often spend a day at Surf Hotel, Fire Island, and among recent visitors were Commodore W. P.

DeWitt, with H. Van C. Hanans and Mrs. A. W.

Milligan, in his thuman, 3. Kenneth Hcrward E. But torwprtb, Mlas Annabelle Heaety Miss A. Heasty, Mr. and Mrs.

Prank Keeler, Miss Florence Keeler, Mrs. James Fedlow, Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Watt, Harry Watt, Ella Watt, Edna Watt. Cllffton Houee Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Barker1, W. H.

Graham, Q. H. Gardener, E. D. Butler.

R. H. Hlllard, Henry Pooles, Jennie L. Poolea. Sayville.

Sayville, L. July 29 The song recital given, by Albert Gerard TMers iu the old Methotllst Episcopal Church, on Wednesday afternoon, was an artistic success and a social event of considerable importance. The church was filled. Mr. Thiers was assisted fcy Miss Ivy Hefiott, with Miss Ida Muhlau presiding at the piano.

NOTES. Much enthusiasm is manifest over tennis at the Davis cottage. Mr. Flnneran Is the champion. Ixnils Baker, who has been stopping fur a month at the Davis cottage will leave on Monday for his home In Xew York.

The women guests at the South Bav House held afternoon euchre on Monday. On Saturday evening Mrs. J. P. Haws of Brooklyn, who la stopping at the South Bay House, gave a donkey party for the little folks.

At the Tuesday evening progressive euchre at the Elmore the prizes were won by Miss Ada Swanstroni, Miss Majorle Brown, James R. Ross and Matthew Murray. At the Elmore hop James R. Ross, Matthew T. Murray, Henry Reichenbach, John P.

Morgan and Cosmos Farquhar were the committee. Mise I3a Muhlau, who has been spending seme time at the Pearl House, returned to her home on Staton Island yesterday. Mrs. Edgar W. Green and little son Charles are pending a few weeks with her sister at Atlantic Highlands, N.

J. "Miss Ivy Herlott, who has been spending some time at the Pearl House and taken a part In Albert Gerard Thlers musical entertainments, returned to her homo In Washington, D. on Saturday. ARRIVALS. Bedell House Mr.

nnd Mrs. Howes. Davis Cottage E. L. Davis, Thomas h.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Malone and family and the Misses Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

Van Orden, Mr. Van Orden, Mrs. Conrad and daughter. Sea Side Mrs. M.

Williamson and daughter, S. Williamson, C. W. Mason, Ernest Mason, Mrs A. Crane, Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Stillman anil daughter. Pearl House A. T.

Seybolt, H. F. Weber. William Flanary, Joseph F. Conlln and James Dur ken.

Delavan Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Crossley, Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. McMillan, J. R. Donnelly, E.

T. Dalzell and Mr. and Mrs. M. Bugen.

Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Spence, E. O.

Brown, A. G. Armstrong. W. E.

and F. R. Lock wood, Edwin and Edward Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Fitzgerald. Danes House Miss LHlic Scott. Mr. and Mrs.

Hudson, Miss Brush, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Covert and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Denecke and family. South Bay House Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, Mr.

and Mrs. Arata, Mr. Voorhis nnd son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and family.

David M. Ireland, Mr. lEIwood, Miss Maude Brown, Mr. letter, Mr. and Mrs.

Frlcl. Bayport, July 29 All out of door sports were at a standstill during the rainy weather the early part of this week, but things have become much enlivened now and sailing and driving parties, dances, euchre parties, have been quite numerous. Many of the city people as well as the villagers have interested themselves in the preparations for the firemen's fair which is to be held in the truck house next Friday and Saturday, August 4 and appreciated by the small army of summer visitors here. The children at Woodcleft Inn were given a luncheon and party on Wednesday afternoon, and this was followed by a donkey contest. The prizes were won by Alice Dennlson, Oclave Blaker and Charles Dennlson.

Mayor Van Wyck takes a great Interest in the children and their sports, and this Is appreciated by their parents notes. The guests of the Woodcleft held a driving and cycling party to Lynlirook on Thursday evening, stopping at Williamson's. Among the prominent guests at Crystal Lake Cottage nre Mr. and Mrs. Jay O.

Smith, Mr. anil Mrs. James Keennn. Edward Miller. Harrv Castor.

Edward Keennn. J. tlsl.orn. .1. Biitterileld.

Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, Lee Wnllnch. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Cross, all of Manhattan. The guests of the Woodcleft will hold a hep In the ball room next Saturday evening. Some of the guestH registered at the Woodcleft during the week were Mr.

and Mrs. S. SchnekkT. Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Finn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin I.

Kern. Master E. Kern. Axel Wnllgren. all or Manhattan; C.

L. Goodrich, Plalnlleld. N. Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Duncan, New Haven; Miss Alice Carter, Montclair. N. Miss Sadie E. Roger.

Succasunna. N. J. Walter Bond cf Froeport is on a six weeks' trip to the Rangely Lake region. Maine.

The Rev. W. W. W. Wilson and family of Freeport are at Ocean Grove, N.

J. Harry Panton, tile well known hnnjolst of Manhattan, is passing a portion of tiie Hummer In Freeport. William T. Bartow and family of Freeport are sojourning at Stroudsburg. Pn.

Charles D. Smith and family of Froeport ore spending a few weeks at Liberty, X. Y. Crystal Lake Cottage is the most popular private boarding house in the village and Its guestH are mostly residents of Brooklyn. Tho proprietor.

Mrs. Frost, has leased the large marble house corner of Ocean avenue and Archer street its an annex. It is the liandsomest residence In Freeport. At a progressive euchre at the Crystal Lake Cottage last Week the prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas Blrdsall.

Edward Miller and James Koe nan. The guests aro arranging to hold an informal dance soon. The proprietor nnd guests of the Crystal Lake Cottage will be tile patrons of dance to be held in August for the benefit of the Church of the Transfiguration. AHItlVALS. Woorlcllff Inn Mr.

ond Mrs. C. Loudon. M. If.

Poarson. Miss Gertrude Louden. C. H. Miller.

Charles D. Schonrk, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Weir.

Theodore D. Wilson. George Seymour Lenox. A. L.

Grand, all from Brooklyn. Crystal Lake Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Kills Mnckey. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Beck and daughters. Mr.

and Mrs. McCune. Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Hart man.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birdsall. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Struss, Mr. and Mrs. John May. the Mtss' Elizabeth.

Ella and Lizzlq May. George May. Mrs. William Darby, Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Abrams, all from Brooklyn. long Beach. Long Beach, L. July 2 Tho disagreeable storm in the beginning of the week was not without some compensation, for It waB quite a novel sight for trie guests from the interior of the state to see the Atlantic during an easterly Etorm and to hear the great waves pounding on the beach. The roar of the surf could be heard miles away.

The great waves came in liko miniature mountains of water dashing themselves to pieces on the hard smooth sand. Some of tho hardier visitors spent hours on the beach fascinated by the monotonous rush and roar of the breakers. The annual ball was followed by tho cotillon, led by Mr. Percy Thompson. Among the participants were: Miss Gertrude Pick, Miss Edith Conn.

Mrs. Vt H. Battle, Mrs. II. H.

P.rockway, Mrs. Will lam A. Powell. Mrs. J.

H. Neville. Nora 1). Pltou, Miss II. Loader.

Miss Jordan, Mrs. II. Pritchard. Miss Angellne Canthi. Miss Extelle Can da, Miss May Emery.

Mtes Marens. and Miss Marie Donaldson, Messrs. J. S. Thomson, Arthur E.

Jenks. Louis R. Morss, Howard Flanagan, J. T. Owathmey.

Reginald Forward. G. Sullivan. W. W.

Battle. R. M. Spoors, W. K.

Barton, w. I. Tyndall. Percy Thompson. Albert B.

Da vies, Athol Marcus. C. Edgar Battle. I dec. bul llvan.

12. M. Williams. Kosa Ambler curren. NOTES.

The golf links were deserted on Monday nnd Tuesday but the enthusiasts made up for the enforced rest later in the week. Arrangements are being mode for a golf tournament to be held the second week In August. J. Gwathmey has undertakea to organize it. Frank, Benjamin Williams and C.

L. Staples, all of Manhattan. E. M. Fry, w.

Terrlll F. C. Hill. Thomas Caulter. T.

H. Forbes. J. B. Wosman.

all of Brooklyn. Booth House Mrs. F. B. Mvrlck.

F. My rick, Arthur B. Myrlck. Mrs. M.

Bossong, Miss M. A. Bossong, all of Brooklyn. Sag Harbor. Sag Harbor, L.

July 2 The summer colony here has been quite largely augmented this week, but the weather for the llrBt four days was auything but propitious for outdoor sports. The week was ushered in with a terrific thunder storm, and during the three days following rain fell almost incessantly, effectually Interfering with all plans for pleasure. Thursday broke clear and pleasant, with tho thermometer ranging in the 90's, and the visitors were soon on the move, filling in the days with the usual routine of sailing, fishing, bathing, driving and wheeling. ARRIVALS. Nassau House From Brooklyn: Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick H. Vail. Mr. and Mrs.

It. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. It.

K. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Richards, W.

P. Hudson, Dr. It. Whitney. From Manhattan J.

0. Wicks. E. J. Fisher, F.

P. Tuthlll. K. J. Well, Francis Carley, Mrs.

Oscar Harrlman, W. H. Samper, D. Lyon. J.

J. Town, H. Brldgeworth. John Brown. Jules Dob rlner, James McKeon, Miss M.

Fllnn. Sea Breeze Cottugen Miss C. M. Rvon, Kingston. N.

Y. Richard Fitzgerald and Miss Plnk ney. New Hochelle, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Brownell, T. C.

Valentine, tinkers, Y. Miss Lottie Catly. Manhattan. American Hotel From Brooklyn: C. E.

Hoetlng. J. B. Clark. G.

It. Stlllwngon. Miss Julia Alexander, A. O. Hawkins; from Manhattan: S.

M. Dunbar. W. M. Simpson.

J. II. Graham. G. Vail.

E. R. Fuller. M. Leonard.

C. F. HofTman. Miss Margaret Blumlinril. William Raleigh.

II. Ruhl, A. E. Stratton, G. T.

Bengbern, George II. Dayton. Bay Side Hotel Miss Catharine Lewis. Miss Maud Mannerlng, Miss C. Mayon, Miss Beatrice Mannerlng, M.

G. Sylvester. G. Westcntt. .1.

Whittior, M. C. Hayden, Anton Relff, Spencer Cone, Manhattan. Sterling House The Misses Malsson. McGuiro and McDonald of Brooklyn; Mrs.

J. O'Brien ot Manhattan. NOTES. Mrs. Lewis A.

Conklin of Brooklyn, who hns spent the past few weeks at Pine Hill, Ulster County, is now at her Sag Harbor cottage for the balance of the soastm. The Misses Houghton of Brooklyn and Miss Blanche Sherry of Manhnttan aro guests at the resilience of County Treasurer John Sherry. Miss Bertha Lowensohn. a Brooklyn school teacher, is spending the summer here with her sister, Mrs. I.

M. Bach. Mrs. Jennie Hawley and Miss Wray Cooper of Brooklyn are at their cottage, on Hay street. Miss Jessie Gould of Brooklyn is a guest at the Scholl cottage, on Bay street.

Miss Clara Barton of Red Cross fame has been a guest of the La Monts this week at their summer villa, Hogonock. Professor and Mrs. Edward S. Burgess of Manhattan were guests nf William Wallace Tnoker. tiie archaeologist, this week.

Mr. Burgess is professor of natural scdence in tile New York Normal College. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie.

Miss Common nnd Will lam U. Bennett, of New Haven arc guests at the Bennett home cn Main street. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Y. Moon and daughter of New York and Mrs. G. Q. Moon and Miss Augusta Moon of Blnghamton aro summering at the Cova Farm.

Mrs. Cecilia Harris and child of Oneonta, N. are guests of Mrs. W. H.

Cooper. Amagansett. Amagansett, L. July 29 The enthusias ttc members of the Amagansett Golf Club resumed their favorite sport on Wednesday, after three days' enforced Idleness, on their two mile course, laid out near the Sea. View Hotel, on the rolling meadows which stretch from Amagansett street to the ocean beach banke.

The course starts 150 feet west of the hotel and Is laid out in tho form of a figure 8 over the neighboring fields and dunes. The president and manager is G. S. Davis, and V. M.

Terry is the treasurer. Among the players are David Cory of Englewood, N. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R.

Davis of Manhattan, whose summer cottage is near the hotel and life saving station; L. Reev, the Misses Hal lock, F. J. Stanton, W. H.

Aborn, D. Bost wlck, M. Van Winkle and W. A. Benjamin ot Elmira, N.

Y. Among the players David Cory has a record of eighteen holes, 117, and W. A. Benjamin of nine holea, 53. The club J' place.

i The arrivals from Brooklyn this week include' George A. Powell, Dr. F. H. Birmingham.

F. C. Hcnshaw. Miss Henshaw, Mrs. A.

Kelly. Miss Kelly. Miss Mary A. Guild and Mls i Elizabeth B. Condit.

Far Rockaway. Far Uockaway, L. July The wot weather or' the past week put a damper on all outdoor pastimes, and dancing and cards wore resorted to. On Friday night a vaudeville performance was given at Nebenzahl's Hall, and a larger number of the summer colony attended. To night the regular weekly hop were given at the Taok a pou sha and Ocean Hotels, and there was a children's party at the fulled States.

The children stopping at the Tack a pou sha House era preparing a vaudeville performance, to be given shortly for the benefit of the Hebrew Sanitarium. NOTES. The Misses May and Helen Mulv. tney of Manhattan are among the most expert horsewomen stopping here this summer. Judge Malliew J.

Smith of Brooklyn Is stopplnc at the I'nlted States Hol. with his two sinters. Miss (le. tnlde Samuels of Boston Is enjoying A stay at this place, being a guest of the Tack atr pou slui House. A large picture is to be raffled at the Ocean Hotel, th" proceeds of which are to lie turned over t.i the Sick Babies' Fund.

Mr. Relrrrer is tu donor. On Wednesday night a children's party Was held at tiie Ocean Hotel, in honor of little Miss Anna May Blake. Miss Emma FertRCh of Brooklyn will entertain a party of friends at her home to night. Mr.

and Mrs. B. L. Fowler of Flushing art ot the De Witt Mansion, where they will remain for the remainder of the season. Charles M.

Weil and family of 34S street, Brooklyn, are spending the season here as guests of the Hotel Astoria. Miss Rose McNally ot Johnson street Is among the Brooklynltes stopping at the Delevan House. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raff and family of Clifford place, Brooklyn, are summering here.

Mr. and Mrs. George D. Under of Ocean parkway. Brooklyn, nr occupying a cottage In Wave Crest for the season.

Mrs. Anna K. Shea and Miss Ella A. Shef. of Covington.

are at the United States Hotel, where they will remain for some time. ARRIVALS. Ocenn Hotel Charles Lee Scovli, G. E. Houghton.

N. Herman and Joseph Hess, ail of Brooklyn. United States Hotel Mr. nnd Mrs. T.

J. Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Rolstrum. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Gloucester. Miss M. Fianaean. Lulu Flanagan. William 'lanngan.

Arthur Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Magulre, II.

A. Pitcher, James Johnson, .1. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs.

George Pullet, all of Brooklyn Rockaway Beach. Rockaway Beach. L. July 2fl Although the rain in tho early part of the week put a damper on the enthusiascn of the summer guests, it did not bar them from enjoyment In other ways. On "Wednesday night a game of basket ball was played at Sea Side and a big crowd was on hand to witness it.

This afternoon tho Jamaica Bay Yacht Club had its water games and to night there was a reception nt the club house. NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Burden anrl daughter, Miss Mildred Burden, of Throop avenue, Brooklyn, are spending a few weeks at the beach. Deiiuty Sewer Commissioner William Brennan and family of Brooklyn are stopping at thft Waldorf by the Sea for the summer. The Itev. Thomas O'Keefe and the Rev. J.

J. O'Koefe of Springfield, wore at the Sea Bids House tills week. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Achillea of West New Brighton.

S. nre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Young of Bayslde place.

The Erinls and Krukowsky families of Newark hnve again arrived here for tlio season and are at the Bedeli Cottage. Miss Marlon Taylor of Pnterson, N. is considered one of the most proficient swimmers stopping here this season. An entertainment will be given at the Delavan Hotel next Saturday night, when a trood programme will bo presented by a number of vaudeville artists. Miss Sadie Greenbnum nnd Miss Rop.Ie Soloman are arranging an entertainment for the benefit the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

Mr. and Mrs. Liuls White of BUBhwick avenue, Brooklyn, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles t'honiaston this past week.

Miss Ella Iloirberg of Manhattan is enjoying a stay nt the Hamilton Cottage. MIes Hoizherg is an accomplished vocalist and pleasant conversationalist. Mr. and Mrs. Charles New house of Manhattan will spend the next two weeks at the Magnolia Cottage.

MIi Maggie Farreli of Brooklyn entertained party of mends on Thursday night by an Informal dance In their honor. The Brooklynltes arriving at the Sea Side House this week were: E. Mlnck. Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Barker, Clement U. Jacobs. William Wlessen. John F.

Quirk. Edward E. Wells. Ambrose P. Wilt.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford.

Edward B. Quirk. Mr. and Mrs. W.

U. Been and Mrs. M. Tayiur. Arverne.

Arverne, L. July 29 The week has been qutto lively. The Casino has nightly been crowded and the attractions have been good and varied, fin Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Luke Blackburn gave a cake walk, and on Thursday night, Charles Seymour of Brooklyn entertained a large audience in his own peculiar style.

Last night the child rem stopping at the hotel held a cake walk in the Casino, and a very pleasant time was had by both young and old. To night a large ball will be given by tho Arvcrae iiy the Sea Association, the proceeds of which will form tho nucleus of a fund for the erection of new board walk along the ocean front. TES. P.rooklyn Is summerinff Ml: here Stella Parker a guest of A Mrs. M.

Levy and X. J. Levy of 25 Division avenue, vorne. Urooklyn. are stopping at the Hotel Ar Miss Jtnnette oii x.

is enjoying the suiilllii s. ifon il' re. Tho tru st" of th I.yii in: straw ride p. night, going to 1 1 cottage had a illy's Inn nt Hew lelts. for dinner.

Mi. LII11" Marx of lii Is the pro, I. is of will be de table purpose. ranging a fair, ted to a charl The progressive euchre at the Thursday night was one of the tela cottage on largest held hero season. pn sfor and Mrs.

Ludwig W. lnstcln of West cine tluniii and Twent th stro t. Manhattan, ling summer hen having taken in Strait a The Mli 1 Kslher Hf rzig of Man hattan ar 1 i 1 1 lr aunt. Mis. Million He Cell Arve.

TBI.T. Who Is mi zlg, at Judge the IP Xi wl, is stripping nt Arverno I'hir 'aM on nil quatio is spent either In bath for s'lnmii sports. All ills Ir.Lt or spare 1 1 mi A large straw ri le party, ci j.r isl tig the children stopping at the Arv. Hotel, left here oa morning, bound for Wonilmere. A children's party was held at th.

Lyndemoa cottage last night, nn i lepliant game being feature. The following Hru.dtiy niu register here this we II ilel Arverne Samuel h. Miss F. Sonnen st.ihl. i N.

Sonr.enstahl anl Moris flaruch. Ii. I' ttace Mr and A. I'ric Mr. anl Mrs.

F. S. I tt. rl.of. Mr and Mrs.

W. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turn hail. Mi.

S. F. Staples, J. Mr. and Mrs.

II. R. NlcoleV. Mr. and William I'.

Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. W.

ar.d Mr. sod Mr il. K. Lawrence. Lawrence, L.

July 2H Although the weather has been anything but pleasant this week, the summer to keep it on the colony lias found plenty move. What v.ith teaa, and Mrs. Tin l'i 17: Lafnyctta m. guest of has bcea past fort oi kivh. ar lvltoii Mis i Mrs.

Mi: lb. nli li 'I'll Tliill Mr. i I la Webl Is i c.ertie Master on of oklyn Kliehre Club to lay night the and Mrs. Ih.r. i the Mlss.

M.i Its weekly meeting on have as their Lillian Forsyth Ceclarlmrst. fcrlarhurst, July 'Jii Clnudy skies for the must part ol the week have caused mora or less disappointment to the young folks summering here, though several Informal teas and dunces were given in some of tho cuttagts. Tho golfers and poloistB came out to the Hunt Club grounds as soon as th rain ceased. A euchre was neld at the StOT of Long liana City are ag.i.n TALTJLAH. Famous House of the Wagstaffs, at abylon, Occupied by Samuel Wood.

Rivol. Commodore DeWitt flies the colors of the New York Yacnt Club. Mr. ana Mrs. t.

Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bracken, E. Iremonger and Fred LeCompte, In the Itakit, was another party that spent some time at the hotel this week. NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Bishop and their sons, Karl and Ned, recently arrival from Ciovelnnd, and Intend to remain the end of August.

W. H. Johnson and family of Albany are occupying one of the hotel cottages. Others that have arrived recently are Senator John Ford and Mrs. Ford, Mrr.

W. H. Hartmnn, C. Y. J.

H. Meynr. Or. B. Homme dleu, Mrs.

C. O'Mally and Charles Foster. Among these exix eled xt week are the Rev. Foster 11. Walte and family of Talcottville.

J. K. Hayes and George Doricnce of Middletown, X. K. J.

Silencer, with a party of ten from St. Louis; C. M. Dally and Mrs. Wegand of Orange.

N. George L. Mefurdy and family of Chicago, 111. Professor ,1. Brace Crittenden cf Columbia College, J.

A. Stephenson and family, A. nuchshaum and family and R. V. Waldo and party, all of Manhattan.

The pcests are delightfully entertained by tho recitations of Miss Elaine Wall, daughter of the proprietor of the hotel. Miss Wagner of Manhattan, who Is spending her second season at the hotel, also charms the guests with her melodious voice. H. S. Armstrong of New Haven and guests, Dr.

Banning. Coroner of Mount Vernon, and S. Bishop of New Hnvon, on board the Nellie Handy, Captain George Van Nostrand, while out fishing, caught thirty hlueiish one day last week. Point Woods. Point o' Woods, L.

July 29 This has been a gala week at Chautauqua by the Sea. The sailing and fishing during the latter part of the week have been enjoyed to the utmost and the rainy weather which prevailed during the early part of the week served only to make the evening entertainments more enjoyable and welcome. NOTFS. On Wednesday evening an entertainment was given at the hall in which a number of the cottagers assisted. The performance was humorous a (rrea 1 1 oy ei i by nil.

J. H. Downos is building a cottage near the ocean and excepts to occupy it by August. On Thursday night a euchre was held at the cottage of I'. Jesum.

On Friday evening a dance was held at the Ocean House. On Saturday evening a hop was held In the hall and was v. attended. Dr. H.

N. Hoople has hired tho cottage of Mra. MS BENJAMIN D. SIILIMAN'S PI. M.

Paneoast on the bay and is spending tho summer there; with his famllv. AIUIIVALS. Miss Miller. Miss Helen Clark. Allen V.

Pim ean. Ml. Linda Phillips, Miss A. Duncan. Miss Kev.vnlK'Ven.

(ieortfo Kowenhoven. MlfS Louise Lum. Miss H. L. lletts, J.

Brace Chittenden. Miss M. .1. Sullivan. C.

A. AVllluts, Mrs. A. E. Johnson.

Miss KUlott. EA CLIFF, L. July 29 The season Is at its height here, now, and nearly all tho large houses aro full to overflowing. It is universally conceded to be the most successful summer, socially, for several years. Something is going on every evening, in tile line of entertainment, and on HYDE HOUSE.

Babylon, Occupied by James H. Hyde. Wednesdays and Saturdays there is a choice of half a dozen affairs. Two fairs are on the carpet for next week, that at the Catholic Church opening on Monday and continuing during tho entire week, and that at the Mcth odisL Church taking place cn Thursday and Friday. Other socird events, included a bean bag party and a acap bubble party for the children, and a progressive euchre and a hop for tho grown folks, at the Sea ClilT House, a bean bag party, progressive euchre, the first play in the euchre tcurnanient, and a stag party, at tho Yacht Club, and card parties and dances at many other houses.

NOT Eri. A lawn party and a progressive euchre party have been the features at the Everett during tiie week. Mrs. Lucy P. A If" id of Xew Haven has been spending the week with Mis.

Carrett W. Smith. Miss Elsie KlHnsmith of Manhattan, who Is a guest at the ftlehurdson, Is an aeuomplisherl niu sielan and adds greatly the sociability at that house. The guests at the Kenwood hud a picnic to Peacock's Point, which Included a clambake, on Thursday. At a euchre party Riven at the Klchardson prises were won by Mrs.

Ilarisett, Miss Maud McNeill, Mrs. Nash, Mr. Hurt, Mrs. Rowhtnd and Miss Nash. A muslcale was given at tho Plaza Park on Monday evening for the children.

At tho Plaza Park a hop was given on Wednea 1 by at to is of her a Is In of Le of J. in D. II. on at Colonel Dick will offer a solid silver cup as first prize. A testimonial concert and hop is being arranged by the guests of the hotel for the benefit of Kroll's orchestra.

It will be given on August fi. An Interesting lecture was given on Friday evening by Professor W. C. Peckbam of Adelphl College on liquid air. The recent arrivals from Brooklyn an; Mis.

Frederic Topping. Miss Dorothy Topping, Mr. mid Mrs. Clarence Smith. Miss Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Randall, Mr.

and Mrs. C. I). Se. Miss Clara Scarce.

Miss lle E. Tuck. Miss Annie E. Tuck, Miss Sarah M. Tuek.

John Enijiis. July 2'J The sum mer guests are taking life easy here, the regular daily routine being a dip in the surf and a drive. Interspersed with an hour or so in the big armchairs on tho ve DQEMERE. L. I CHARLES A.

SCHIEREK'S Thursday evening several numners were given MIhh Malvenia B. Quennard fit Brooklyn. Miss Floetta Davis of this place Is spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. F. S.

Sanford, rmy Kldse. The Improvement Society Is crranging a water carnival for the benefit of the summer quests take place next Thursday afternoon. Oyster Bay. Oyster Bay, July 31 A peculiar phase or the ups and downs ol summer business at some of the Long Island resorts Is shown in the fact that there is a scarcity of house boarders here this season, while the cottages are all taken. This state of affairs was discovered through a canvas made among the smaller boarding houses and some of the hotels; yet the number of people appears to be greater, and the diBplay of stylish turnouts something Immense.

When Governor and Mrs. Roosevelt drove through the village from the depot Monday on their way to Sagamore Hill for the 5:30 train, the number of HOME AT BABYLON. turnouts was little short of bewildering. The fad among the smart set this season Is driving. The improved roads make this pleasure possible.

The drives here are de lightful, especially on the picturesque Berry Hill Road, under overhanging trees and through sweet fields. NOTES. Carl Searing of New Kochelle, X. is a guest ids uncle. Dr.

G. V. Faller. James Knutson at Brooklyn Is stopping at Mrs. Thomas Baldwin's.

James King of Centerport is the guest of Dr. James ri. Hall. Mr. and Mrs.

James Van Dye were among; the visitors here this week. Mrs. L. ii. No wall, formerly of the Casino, is now at the Pliny cottages, Deal Beach, X.

J. Miss Jennie Box of Hempstead is a guest of MIhr Jennie Underbill. Mrs. Edward F. Clarke of Derby, and grandson.

Sterling Couch, are visiting relatives here. Dr. Hall of Xew York is here for the eummer months. Mrs. W.

C. Beale of Port Jefferson Is a gueet of sister, Mrs. John a Urooklynite, who has summer residence on the Heights. Mrs. Amelia Krafft of Brooklyn Is visiting her brother, Frederick Halnsfeld.

The He v. E. V. Armstrong of Forty Fort, the guest of his sister, Mrs. John Ross.

Miss Ida Daker of Brooklyn Is visiting Mica CeMa Moore. Mrs. Jennie, Moran of Xew York, who fell recent! and fractured her ankle, la recuperating this village. ITorthport. Northport, L.

July 29 The social event the week was the Informal dance of the Northport Yacht Club. The club house was decorated with plants, flowers and flags. Professor J. Egbert Smith furnished the music. The committee was composed of Edward Pidgeon, Charles E.

Van Idestine and Roy Ackerly. Friday evening, an affair largely attended and a social success was the water party and muslcale held by the ladies I the Episcopal Church, at the pavilions of J. Burton, a Brooklynlte, owning a summer residence here, and the adjoining pavilion belonging to Captain John L. Knight. Miss Agnes Taylor of Brooklyn recited and a number of others from Brooklyn took part the muslcale.

NOTES. Mrs. Concver Hough nf Boston, Mass. Miss Hough and Miss Ha wkrldge are visiting friends here. Atlss Carrie Saunders of Anson la.

Conn. has been visiting Miss Mabel Crozler. Mr. and Mr.s. Abram Van Alst of Brooklyn are entertaining at thlr hr.me at Dis Mr.

and Mrs. iJunhnr. Miss Dunbar. Miss Wood, Miss Heiderh rg. Mr.

Nugent. Miss Hani bridge, Edgar Iee and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crysk all of Hrr.nklyn. Miss Mamie Rogers of Harlem is visiting Mrs.

E. Conklln. ARRIVALS. The following firooklynltes are stopping ut H. Hryant'e: Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Nichols, Mrs. Martin Lang don and children, Mrs.

Frederick Stahl and children. P. J. Henly. J.

Cavanaugh. Thomas Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, Frank Smith, Howard Smith. Edward and Albert Murray, James Graham and Miss Tobcy.

At l. vvls eottage. Crab Meadow, are the following finmklynites: Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Richmond. Miss Erroll Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Robblns, Mav Arthur Bobbins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Xet'vreliff.

Chester Xr thercliff. Mrs. J. Burrows, Miss Susl" Moof. Mrs.

Frederick Schmolze, Mlffies Clara and Addie Sehnu Izo, Miss Gertrude Schn nld, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston and Frank Fitzqrald. Riverhead. Riverhead, L.

July 29 More summer people nnd visitors are being entertained in Riverhead this season than ever before, but the whole, the sea seems to be quieter, though it gives promise of being livelier dnrinsr Aucust. NOTKS. I Mrs. Ar.Kt line Combs of Brooklyn and Mr. I liowtMi of Munhatta are guests at C.

W. Hal lock's. Miss lAzzU: Blauvolt of Haverstraw is stopping Oliver A. Terry's. prniVssur James H.

Stoller of Union College Schen.ctady, timl IiIh family, are guests of Dr' George V. Edwards of the sani" college. Messrs. Fred Wanner and Herbert Gould of I Brooklyn havo returned from a vacation in Rlvor nuau. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Cameron of Brooklyn are spending u. vacation here. Mrs. Charles M.

Hal lock of Brooklyn la stop SUMMER HOME AT ISLIP. here find a great deal of recreation la trips to Oyster Bay, where the beach la fine and bathing excellent. It is, however, much cooler in the hills here than in the valley ot the Sea wan hak a. NOTES. Mr.

and Mrs. Hahn of Uenox road and Mrs. Hahn's sister and little girl are at the Farm Mansion House. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Thompson's baby was quite ill and their 'Eastern District friends wilt be glad to learn that the child has recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson leave the Cocks homestead for home on the first of the month.

Whitestone. Whltestone, L. July 29 The hotels and hoarding houses are now filled and judging by tho present indications the season will bo a very lively one until the end. The Brooklyn contingent, as usual, is a large one. Among the visitors from the City of Churches can be found the most fun making and entertaining people in town.

The roads in White3tone are newly macadamized and wheelmen and wheelwomen find much enjoyment In them. NOTE3. Albert Evans Is fast becoming the leading yachtsman of the Brooklyn contingent. Miss Carrie Evans of Brooklyn, who has been here since June, will leave next week for Cate klllsu Dr. B.

Sherwood Dunn and family of Brooklyn have moved into Trotman'fi new house on Twenty third street. Mrs. Elizabeth Steward of Wilkesbarre, was In Whltestone this week visiting her nieces. Mrs. Joseph Gaston and Mrs.

Theodore T. Gelse. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Alkman of Brooklyn are spending the summer here. Bissau HELTER ISLAND, N. July 29 The rain Btorms prevented near ly every form of amusement here as well as keeping many city visitors home and stopping the rush of summer tourists. However, the sunshine has again appeared and the influx of guests has been resumed. NOTES.

The Misses Dorothy anil J. E. Qulezel, both ot Brooklyn, are at the Oxford House. C. Meyers of Brooklyn, also at the Oxford Houne, is a noted Bwimmer, having received a medul for bravery In saving lite.

Mrs. Gootiel of the I'rusp'ict House ami her daughter. Miss Francos Oocbel. both of Brooklyn, are the leading women bowlers at the HelKhCs. The entertainments and children's parties, as well as the hopB, at the Manhanset House, are tho social ovonts of the Island.

Terry Rear don, proprietors of the Bay View, give nightly sociables to their guests. ARRIVALS. Prospect House Mrs. S. M.

Williams and daughter Mrs 13. Colsen. Charles JlartRtnide. W. C.

Taft, J. Shea, Thomas T. Bau. J. C.

Morton, William Pitt Rivera, Theodore Moore, Mr. and Mr. W. Phillips, W. F.

Baker, F. E. Ulelly, Keeley, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Burtenshaw, Ira Bamburgcr, M. J. Pendas. Ir. M.

B. Bentlas, Miss E. M. Pomeroy. J.

M. Ilulftead, J. C. Master, W. Smltfi, Mrs.

D. M. Malloney, Male E. Savre, Clotilda Lane. D.

C. Fauss, F. D. Stet man, O. Offerman, Mr.

and Mrn. J. C. Meyer, J. J.

Devlne, Miss T. Sudlow, E. T. Walters, Thomas Burns, Charles Hlgley. Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Richards. E.

Stubbs. H. L. Maxwell, Miss Maitncrer. all of Brooklyn.

Bav View Knuse O. II. Take, Miss A. Campbell Edwarcl IS. Lent.

Frank C. Luig, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lesser.

At tho Wlngate cottngen aro the following: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Weeks.

T. S. Jones. Clayton B. Jones, M.

Schlehier. all of Brooklyn; EUhu T. Basse, Miss Julia I Basse, Mrs. James P. Allen und daughters, I.

L. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Harrison, Mr. and Mr. A. S. Lis pett nnd Wr.

F. Lant. nil of Manhattan. Oxford House W. S.

Llehler. Miss A. F. Learey, A D. Iarov.

M. MoAdam. Charles C. Hood, P. Lelbler, Mr.

and Mrs. It. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs John C.

Sohlllo. all of Brooklyn; Mrs. F. Zlegel, Miss J. E.

Zlegcl, Miss Dorothy E. Zlecel, K. F. MoClosky. Alfred Kappler.

Ferdinand Zlegel, and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Welslcer all of Manhattan. Manhanset House Mrs. F.

B. Cochran, W. H. Wallace. Miss Bomlsh, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Frost, Master Martin Frost, Jr. and maid: B. A. Black, W.

YV. Brower. F. J. Logan, Mrs.

T. A. Van Ider ptlne, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Van Iderstlno, Miss Van Iderstine.

all of Brooklyn. Greenport. Greenport. L. July 20 This place is crowded with summer visitors anrl guests, but the disagreeable weather (if the past week made outdoor enjoyment out of the question.

Moonlight serenades are held In the several groves, by the Greenport Cornet Band, excursions are held each day, parties going by boat to such favorite resorts as DIock Island, Rose's Grove and Gardiner's Island. NOTES. Straw rkkt to th Jnmesport camp meeting were given thin v.vck. the r.rndv cottnge on Biiy avenue the following Brookly'nltes spent a few days: Miss Orady a noted angler and swimmer: Miss Dalton. Mr nnd Mrs.

Frederick C. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Itho ies.

WIHlam Hanger. MHx F. Havwno.l, Mies J. J. Mill r.

Miss Amelia Mies Julia Miller, Miss Marlon Miller, James Carey. Mr and Mrs. Augustus Wiggins of Brooklyn are vltdting C. B. Wiggins on First street.

Miss Erna Bolton of Brooklyn In visiting Mrs. Henry Fordhnm. Mr and Mrs. Adam T. Fchonman of Brooklyn are at 1 T.

Well' cottage cn Main street. The Rev Clement O. Martins of milllfiky, formerly of Greenport, Is spending a few weeks htprof ssor and Mre Stafford C. Edwards of Worcester, are visiting II. K.

U'elden on Main street. Eugene Preston of Brooklyn is spending a few tVM 'at T. Mtiln street. ARBIVALS. Clark House M.

C. Rose. Miss Clara Cohen, Mr and Mrs. Edwin O. Burns.

Clarence Bowdon, Wells. A. L. Znbrlskle. H.

II. Homan, George E. Kimball, George H. Rothman. Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Heed, J. S.

Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllams, Joseph Emmonucl. all of Manhattan II. C.

Wlntringham. D. It. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs James Van Dyke.

George L. Starrln. E. J. Mntt.

H. S. Mott. Miss Carrie Mott. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Strauss, Fagen, J. Schmaeher, Miss Johnson.

David Hunt, Miss Amy Dunlap. Miss Vlda Hunt, William Couch, Walter B. ritevens, 1 James Knox. C. Dlppel.

Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. hrowno and CI.

J. Woolsten, all of Brooklyn. Wvondunk House .1. W. Ijine.

William H. Nash. Thomas J. Main. G.

A. Hoyden, H. Krumherg, J. Oammel. A.

H. Simmons. H. K. MeKenzIe.

Joseph Pennies, Mr. and Mob hclm. S. P. Bunker, M.

Brown, F. Oesslmhor, George O. Brenser, Miss I. Berg, Charles Bnker, Miss M. Welden.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vcrback. Mr. and Mrs.

Davis, II, Brldgeworth, Samuel 5, and which promises to be quite a social event, as the department is the pride of the village, a crack organization, among whose membership are many people of wealth and social prominence. NOTES, Mies LMa Jane Hawkins Is entertaining MIs Ethel Coger of WestiioKl, X. J. Mrs. Austin of New York spent a part of this week with Mrs.

Mary E. West. The guests at ths cottage had a sailing party to Point o' Woods on Tuesday and on Thursday spent the day at Water Tela ml. The women at the White House held a progressive euchre cn Wednesday evening, at which Mrs. P.

Morgan and Mrs. Charles Cohen won the prizes. The arrivals at the Bavport House are George W. Fletcher. T.

Kh in and Ml fa Eflle Turner. Mrs. R. H. Pct left on Tuesday to juln hor husband, who Is taking part in the buat races at Montreal, Canada, with the Constance.

Blue Point. Blue Point, L. July 29 There was a host of new comers last Saturday night and now this little resort is at the high tide of prosperity. All the hotels and boarding houses are full and many private houses where summer guests are not ordinarily entertained have their quota. Card parties, straw rides, sailing parties and so on follow each other In rapid succession and even tne rainy days have not been allowed to grow dull.

The still water bathing here is fully equal to the best along the Great South Bay and a half hour's sail brings one to old Ocean's surf and the delights the beach. NOTES. A women's afternoon euchre was held at the 3 Iallett House on Monday at which Miss Daupii not, Miss Pitcher and Miss Franckerhaff were the fortunate Drlzu winners. About one hundred were present at the charity euchre at the Hailett House on Wednesday evening from Patchogue, Bayport and Sayville. Those who won the prizes wt re Miss Huss, Miss Eag'e son.vMlss.

Franckerhaff, Mr. Barrett, Jerome Ack erly and G. W. Moore. The hop at the Hallott House on Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable event.

At the euchre party at the Warner Mouse on Saturday evening Mrs. Uarrett, Miss Van Colt, Mr. Henchel and Mr. Ho wells were the prize winners and on Monday evening Mrs. Barrett.

Mrs, Hawkins, Sir. Henchel and Mr. Barrett On Wednesday evening George H. Conger of Bridgeport gave a phonograph entertainment at Hotel Rudoli h. Robert Fox of Xew York, stopping at the South Bay House fell from his wheel and injured his knee.

lie Is improving. Tho prizes at the progressive euchre at the South Bay House mi Saturday evening wer? wun by Mrs. C. D. Burdick, Mrs.

Bender, Mrs. Webber, 1. L. Schwartz, Mr. Shoiiiiurd and Mr.

IViwell. F. V. Shonnaid II. 0.

Stephens of nn.uldyn, stopping at the South Bay made a haul of about sixty pounds nf weak fish on Monday. On Wednesday ufternoi all the guests the Cochrane House went to Water Island on a picnic. ARRIVALS. Cochrane House Mr. and Mrs.

Walker and Howard Webb. Warner House Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Moe han, Cecilia, Grace and Irving Meehan, William T.

Licman, Mrs. R. R. Jackson, Katharine Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Barrett. Miss Gardner, Mrs. A C.

Ha wki ns, rs. Gold th wa i C. Reeve, Mrs. E. ICnuliel.

Mrs. Charles Slebert, Masters Charles and Arthur Siohert. IT. F. U.

che.I Mr. and Mrs. Boyee and Mrs. Bryant. Hotel Rudc lph Miss C.

Zunn, Charles It. Wall under. Maru aivt A. arid Jes phinr. McMahnn, David Mat kay.

M. II. Clarke. Miss Friin. haff and Miss Corn lia Middledltch.

Hailett HehuUz. Mr. and Mrs. F. Tlowson and daughter, Mr.

Lea. F. Hownnn, Mr. Moorohouse, W. H.

Haw.xhurnt and family nnd C. Lomas. Massapequa. Masaapequa, L. July 29 During the early part of the week the quests had reason to congratulate themselves upon the fact that they were at a family hotel.

The continuous rain storms dampened the ardor of the usually restless young people and they were well content to spend the time in the parlors, bowling alley and billiard rooms. In fact, tho guests for the first time during the season became well acquainted and acted like members of a big family. Later in the week they made up for the time spent indoors and the days THE B. One of the Handsomest Summer Homes at were only too short for the varied programme ol naming, nsmng, wheeling and carriage driving. Mr.

and Mra. Thomas I). Snodoker are In great demand at all social events. The ilshlnfi iartles which have been out havo had good success although fish are not as plentiful as usual at this season of the year. Huckleberries are plentiful In the brush on tho way to the depot, reminding many a businesn man of the days when he as a boy struggled to ill 1 his tin pall quicker than his romrndehi.

The Delnncy Floyd Jones Kree Library in often visited by the summer residents. It is a beautiful little building and Is well stocked with bookH, Crabs are making up tor lost time. They are very plenty and active. The cake walk Saturday night was one of the events of the season. It furnlshi'd (jrent amusement both for the participants and the visitors, A larire party from New Point Hotel, Amitv vlllo, culled at the hotel night and Joined in the usual Saturday night hop.

They tame over In a biff stago and enjoyed the moonlight ride Immensely. ARRIVALS. The recent arrivals at tho Mawsapemia Hotel from Brooklyn art Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Hnselton. Charles Huselton, George 13. "Walton, Arthur Courton, Minn J. I. Ackerman, Albert Nutton, V.

Feltmun, A. J. Corser. Amityville. Amityvllle, L.

July 29 The week started fl dismally enough. There nothing quite was organized last summer. Arrangements havo been made for a handicap tournament late in August. NOTES. n.nt nest, nt Mrs.

K. M. Terry's Ocean House, on Ocean avenue. Amagansett. include Hallock Miss Helen HailocK, vnss jr.

Hallock and Miss Edith Hallock of Brooklyn. Recent arrivals of the week at M. Terry Sea View Hotel include Mr. and Mrs. James an Dyke of Brooklyn.

Miss A. Nensherb. Mrs. M. L.

born E. Aborn. Edward Langdon. Ronald Brown and C. L.

Davison of Manhattan. Miss McBunney and Mr. and Mrs. George Tennitnt of Jersey City. N.

Waller Benjamin and Mrs. S. T. Benjamin "'nieaust 'at 'The Pines, Amagansett. Include Tumbridge of the Hotel St.

George, Brooklyn 'Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Brett nnd family and J.

H. Denbigh of Manhattan; Arthur L. Turner, Mien Turner Colonel G. W. Turner and daughter of Boston and Wallace Tlebout of Bnwklyn.

There nre over forty summer visitors at B. H. Barnes' house on Main street. Among them Miss Emma Potter, Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.

Lewis of BWm'lam Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller of Brooklyn are at the Amagansett House. Wainscott.

Walnscott, L. July 29 At Wainscott and Georglca, ns among the summer colonics further east on this coast, the seaside visitors as a rule como to stay, and there are few changes to note in the personnel of the cottagers after the season opens. At the houses where summer boarders are entertainetl In Wainscott, tho following guests are now domiciled: M'ss Harriet Webb ot Catskill at James H. Top Plng''s house; Mrs. Edwards and maid of Manhattan Mr and Mrs.

H. L. Edwards of Mount Klsco and Miss Emily Brown of Flushing at Mrs. II Talmare's. and Mrs.

Cogglll and family, and Mrs. Scott and family of Manhattan at Mrs. L. N. Conkiln's.

TI. The cottagers now at Georglca and Wainscott seasMe villa are: Henry K. Pomeroy. In William Wood's North cottage; Dr. F.

H. BohWorth, i hi near Geomlca Pond: Mrs. A. L. in .1 Hedires' Rose cottage: 1 Van Ingen of Brooklyn, In rhe until is.

Fan nl Stloh. In Dr. F. A. H.

Merritt. in Mrs. tage: tiie M.sseti Case. Cov.y Nook; James L. IS.Jwn.rcTp Urmvn cat In Aftermath; Gilbert Wood, in William II Wfift I iCKirt 'iCLl f'lIlIiK T.

t.i i.iim'inn ii. i 1 lev' FMw.inl Whitney. In Mrs. V. Whit neVfi" ccttaffe: Mr.

II. Mich! son Ir vliiim ri W. K'Mi'p KAk? ater; Fr.mk it in Mw i. Chiirle.s C. HurHriKltani.

in Mr ImF Ivlwai rs 'omnn's Wit: James fl. it't in C. 1 Mrown rat.w tVi. tir ach banks ar the It Br io. HelK Newtnn uri'l family.

Howar'l HuhhcII Butk ami family, anrl H. A. Jnmfy nnd family fin now in their tn the hps. To tho on Walnnoott and ISrlMKC hsimpton, is the ciiitK; cohmy. Hrre ThuinaK S.

N'ewUn. Wf snl r. Fri'ilerlrlf Sw 'tnl Oibfin r.mr.y tht ir own coltn" MiHP Mllh is ut .1. H. lnin'p cuUuu.

William (. In H. I Toptiinff's, William Knfrl1 If at G. 1 Uril" lr ilL 1 at DelVunr: and W. IX Monnri at Miller la Martlgan.

1REEPORT, July Yachting seems to have been the principal enjoyment here during; tho week, Free port Bay flavins been fairly alive with handsome sailing crafl of all descriptions. On Tuesday evening. Mayor Van Wyck anil John Hertlo of Manhattan gave a yachting party to a large number of friends, the ohjecllvo point being Point Comfort, where a line bay dinner was served by Mine Host Denton. Tho village trustees arc having all the highways placed In excellent condition for driving and wheeling, and this Is especially WEST tz jETX XWVsrj. Mill Jiillis THE CHETOLAH.

Houseboat Owned and Occupied by Joseph. H. White anil It. W. Balnliridgc of Brooklyn.

randa. On Thursday afii rnooti a same of 1 ouch res and (lances, tennis and golf, croquet base ball was played at Far lie an whet ling, then has been plenty to occu tiveen a team tiial place ami ni" .1 py the time of glimmer visitors. of young stopping Mgi mere. J. M.

Corbett if the New York Hull wan the pitcher for the Kilgemere nine, which w.m, after a hard gatm uy dance score of 11 was held la It) 10. The semi monthly night ami, like its predecessors, was an enjoyable affair. A golf club lias lieen 1 an 1 ie being heiirtilv support 1. Miss A. C.

Chnpp ll of To Cana l. i. a 'v I here on Thursday for a stay lvi. Mls It. A of ii, T.

Joylng stay at I hi place. The Hampton wuart icipt V.i.. will give a concert at Hie bot. ii.i.ii. Mr.

and Mrs. ini l.n: ill aieniop nxre t. IP vn. ar, .1 lioi lP I at 1c hotel for the si as n. The Itev.

Henry r. Svv.inz. 1 of St. Luke's Church on Clinton avenue. Lrookiyn, is at Ige mere with his family.

W. W. Hewthaw and family of Adelphl (treat. tirooklyn, are occupying a cottage here. Former Mayor Patrick J.

Glcason and daughttr.