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4 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLES NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JULY 20. 1902. Days at Long Island's Popular Watering Places.

STABLEST SOUTHAMPTON. jJ 6HOR.Er" ing. H. G. Finlay.

Mrs. A. W. Heffernan; Mrs. Summer Resorts of the Freeport.

Summer life is now at its zenith with tho merry throng of visitors, who have put in the busiest week since the season opened. Moonlight sails, lawn fetes, beach excursions, entertainments, euchres and dances have constituted the principal amusements and will be repeated during the coming week. The women's night given by the Freeport Club, was a feature of the numerous events. NOTES. After a pleasant sojourn of two weeks In Ulster Ccunty.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Amend have returned to Woodcleft for the tearon. Mr.

and Mrs. James H. Crulkshank have returned from a. cruise in the East Bay. A Manhattan newspaper is filling up its columns with sensational accounts of spirited yacht races between young women, hairbreadth escapes from drowning and other thical happenings.

It is well such stuff Is paid for by the line. Miss Louise Court, daughter of Mrs. A. Court, proprietor of the Grove Park, is considered one of the most proficient youns women swimmers of the season. She is of athlotic build and is good at long distances.

Mrs. Henry Gobets and children are visiting at Southampton. Air. and Mrs. Hiram R.

Smith have returned from a visit to Portland, Me. Mrs: Georpe T. Van Riper Is visiting at Clifton cprinKS. Miss Etta J. Carman has returned from a visit to New Jersey.

The Epwort'i League will hold a moonlight sail to Point Lookout Beach Tuesday evening, going by the steamer Sea Gull. The Young Society of Christian Endeavor are arranging for a beach excursion. Carl Zobeski, the talented Polish tenor, and Mr. Haycock entertained a large audience at the Grove Park on the 14th. The Grove Park patrons, chaperoned by Mrs.

Court, took a moonlight pail to Point Lookout last night and had a hep at one of. the pavilions by the seaside. Bathing in the surf at Point Lookout is becoming, popular. Crowds from all the hotels are there fine day for 'a. dip.

Weakflsh have been plentiful the past week and many large catches are reported. Commissioner of Jurors Edward J. Knauer, Thomas Hume and George Andersen of Astoria wero among the lucky anglers. The largest fish landed weighed about ten pounds. A party of Woodcleft Inn young folks had a pleasant ride to Garden City Monday night.

The party took dinner at the hotel there and returned by moonlight. Mrs. Thomas Powers and daughters, Edna and Mabel, are visiting J. V. Powers at Westchester, x.

y. Mrs. R. M. Kobisch and daughter.

Marion, of Manhattan, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller. A sailing party was enjoyed by Charles Osborn and his daughter. Miss MalFle Osborn.

Miss Ethel Hirsch. George Gordcn and Mr. Fox of Crystal Lak on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T.

H. Binlsall. who nas been a visitor at Crystal Lake for a number of seasons, possesses the happy faculty of entertaining her numerous Tiomen friends with instructive conversation, which makes th hours on the porch rnfp pleasantly and profitable, ARRIVALS. Manhattan Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Brown. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Lar wfll of Brooklyn. Mrs. A. H. Frazier.

Miss Edith Frazier, Miss Irene L. Frazier, Mifs Mamie L. Reiliy and E. A. Barry of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Luv.

ills of Portland. Ore. E. R. Lamb and J.

L. Havens of Ceme Moriches. L. E. H.

Howell of Millville, X. 5. W. Newy Of Brookhaven. L.

I. Grove Park Hotel Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Price. p) AND of J. of in at by of B. of of C. fifty seven finn fish.

Mrs. Malcolm is said to have hooked more than one half of the bunch. R. F. Outcault of "Yellow Kid" and other similar funny Ideas, is a guest at the Cortlandt House.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Berry Wall of New York were numbered among the Dominy House arrivals of the week. and Mrs Cromwell Chllde of Brooklyn have been stopping at the Dominy House.

Former Sheriff Frank D. Creamer of Brooklyn is here with his family. Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. L.

N. McKee and John Edgar Thomson of Brooklyn are registered at the Prospect. Stetson Leech. Miss Jocelyn Leech and Miss S. E.

MeComb of Pittsburg are stopping at the Prospect. Jacob Murr and his charming daughter. Miss Laura H. Murr of Brooklyn are spending their vacation at the Prospect. Richard A.

Bachla of the. summer colony has gone to Cuba on a business trip. Misses Emrra Titus and Catharine Crane of Brooklyn were the recent guests of Miss Fances Wicks. Some well known Brooklynltes now at the Prospect Include Herbert T. Ketcham, Mrs.

Ketcham. Herbtrt F. Ketcham. Phillips Ketcham, O. M.

Crego, Mrs. Crego. D. B. Babcock, Mrs.

Babcock. F. R. Crego. G.

F. Crego. The euchre at the Linwood last Saturday was a Jolly affair and the winners were Mrs. C. O.

Grimm. Mrs. Campbell, Samuel Brown and Dr. E. S.

Moore. The tennis tournament opened well at the Linwood grounds last Saturday. Play will be continued for the next four weeks. The leaders to date are Olln Brewster. John Frederick, Joseph Wilcoxson, Lawrence Pulils.

The steamer Augusta started yesterday on Its daily trips to Fire Island. Automobile parties are stopping every day at the Prospect. ARRIVALS. The Linwood Mrs. Creighton, Miss E.

D. Brown. Miss U. D. Brown.

Dr. Johnson and family. Mr. Shinny. Mr.

Guyon, John F. Fredericks. R. S. Teichmann.

Mr. Volght. W. E. Mnnrairhtnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Macy. V. E.

Carrier, Henri 1 G. Blumm, Frederick L. Blumm. Herbert S. Sche fel.

Harry Meyer. Mrs. E. Reinhart. Mrs.

H. Deltmere. Joseph' E. Owens. G.

Dowling, Margaret Byrne. 'M. A. Mortimer, George Mortimer. Cortljtndt House William H.

Ternegan. C. M. COhn. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith, Thomas H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Atwater. Mrs. H.

M.Hawkins. Howard S. Hawkins, H. Bocker of Manhattan. J.

M. Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. F.

O. Ketcham. F. C. Ketcham.

R. G. Brenner. Mrs. Missing son ot Brooklyn, Elliott Stellemverf.

Mr. and Mrs. Beal. Prospect House Mrs. Woelkeim.

M. A. Estera. BlanShe Kramer. Mrs.

N. P. Hobart. Miss Hobart, Douglass R. Hobart.

J. V. McManus. Misses A. L.

and E. C. McManus. E. B.

Potter. Mrs. C. H. Clerehkrauss, 'J.

D. O'Connor and family. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Raynor. Mrs. J. H. Dudley.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Malcolm. Dr.

J. M. Eagan. Mrs. F.

B. Caldwell. Henry L. Samson. G.

A. Herity. Miss F. K. Price.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tremaln." Mr. and H. P.

Carringtori. Henry S. Carrlngton. Grace Belmont. Mr.

and Mrs. August Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. G.

N. Stanton. Dr. Henry H. Thorpe.

William Fund. John G. Hur moze. Dr. W.

W. Steers. Mrs. W. C.

Steers. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Bartlett. W. J. Colton. T.

M. Col ton. C. Gass. E.

F. Raynor. Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Board. Alex. H. Beard. A.

Ruff. Miss T. Ruff. Miss E. Ruff.

Mrs. S. Wise. Louis Ercote Este. Dr.

J. M. F. Egan. N.

P. Hobart. Mrs. A. Edward Ficken.

of New Yorkf; Mrs. J. Ruiz. Miss Ruiz. Mrs.

P. C. Hollldav. Edgar P. Holllday.

William M. Colder. Mrs. Colder. Miss Elsie Colder.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Dickey. Mrs.

H. A. Terrell. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Thorning. Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Browning. N. L.

Scott. W. P. Scott. Miss Edith S.

Scott. Master J. L. Walsh, Mtss Elaine Walsh and maid. V.

E. Carrier, Ru fiis L. Scott. Jr. Mr.

and Mrs. E. I. Eldridge. W.

A. Butenshaw. Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Ennls, Mrs. John Thomson. Mrs. A. N.

Muller. Miss C. E. Muller. Charles H.

Schur'mans. of Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. H. T.

Hicks. Indianapolis: Andrew Mc Cullogh. East Orange. N. Mr.

and Mrs. Wins low Tracey Williams. W. Boardman Reed. Mount Vernon: N.

Y. Paul J. Ramsey. Howard Lee. Charles Myers, Cleveland: Sirs.

A. B. Bicrlck, Garden City. The Far Famed Rockaways. South Side.

Miss Cummings, Miss McGrath, Fred P. Oliver Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. J. V.

Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kilburn.

Gatzon Borglin. C. E. Coffin. C.

Aiken, Mrs. G. Hasbrook, S. G. Slocum.

Mrf. A. D. William. William F.

Eertsch and Mrs. J. J. Cromon of Manhattan. Woodcleft Inn Mrs.

W. Seymour and child, Francis M. Remp. Miss E. Cross, Miss F.

M. Lurette. W. J. Lynch, Jennie V.

Lynch, L. Bishop. M. Bishop, Mrs. Herman Cobcll.

Miss Florence. Cobell and Max Stern, all of Brooklyn, the Misses Robinson, Mrs. L. B. Osborn.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faas and Miss Sylvester of Crystal Lake House P. J. Cusack and Mrs.

J. D. Lang of Brooklyn. Mrs. N.

B. Adams. Miss Tzipser, G. Tzlpser, Mrs. J.

Oppenheim, the Misses Helen and Oretta Oppenheim. Mrs. S. A. Scharp.

Miss Tessle Scharp. Miss J. R. Scharp. Miss Hannah D.

R. Scharp. W. Osborn, Mr. A.

W. Palmer Manhattan, C. T. Scudder of St. Louis, Mo.

Massapequa. The past week has been the most enjoyable of the season with visitors to this attractive summering place, good weather and numerous events serving to make the seven days interval a continuous cycle of pleasure. Indoor and outdoor pastimes have vied strongly' for first place, but thus far neither can claim any leadership, as both have been followed with great frequency daily. The coming week also promises to be a busy one all kinds of sport, with numerous outings on the bay. NOTES.

In the golf handicap match played on the 12th eighteen holes, the best gross score was made F. P. Davis of Manhattan, whose total was 91. Malcolm Ormsbee of Brooklyn, one the cottagers, made the best net score at 95, under a handicap of 9. The sacred concert given in the hotel parlor last Sunday evening was exceptionally fine and listened to by all the guests.

In addition to four numbers by the orchestra. Master Edwin Wolff Manhattan played a valse by Chopin on the piano, which received rounds of applause. Mrs. L. Young of Manhattan also gave an interesting number, a vocal solo entitled "Once." Another concert will be given this Sunday night.

One of the cottagers had a burglar scare a few nights ago. He fired couple of wild shots at some fleeting figures seen on the porch of his cottage at an early hour, but he does not yet know whether the persons he shot at were some his servants returning from a cakewalk or genuine burglars and the servants won't tell him. The shirt waist dance at the hotel had a crowd participants and afforded more amusement than any event of the season. It Is intended to repeat the event before the season closes. A bean bag party was given Friday night at the hotel.

A well filled house and contented patrons is now the condition of affairs at the Massapequa. Following the last unusually successful season. Messrs. Snedeker proprietors of the house, are encouraged to see trade increased for at least part of the season, which has been backward at all resorts on the south side. Massapequa and Amityville summer visitors frequently enjoy an interchange of visits, which makes their stay at these resorts doubly pleasant.

Lawn tennis, which was a favorite pastime at this resort a few years ago, has but few enthusiasts this season, having been supplanted by ping pong, otherwise known as table tennis. This ie the popular evening sport among the hotel patrons. Anions the recent arrivals at the Massapequa Hotel from Brooklyn are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.

De Long, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker.

Mrs. W. Johnson, Mrs. Anna Murray, Miss Antia Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Thompson. Mrs. Charles Wanner, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Wardwell and Samuel Moss. Biggs, on Friday. They went to Water Island, where an elaborate shore dinner was disposed of.

after which a musical programme, with a dance, followed. In th; party were Mr. and Mrs. Kellar. Edward Hafner and Miss Helen Walsh, Edward Byrne and MIS9 Bessie Dillon.

Leslie May and Miss May Dillon. William Place and Miss Clara Hafner. Mr. Coole and Miss Blanche May, Mr. Coole and Miss Florence May.

Mr. Norris and Miss Mamie Hanlon. Alfred Fountain and Miss Waycott. Weakflsh are reported to be running in schools in the middle of the bay and some fair catches are noted. Blucfish are being caught in Fire Island Channel.

The coming swimming match between Mrs. Bar dell of Brooklyn and Mrs. Beach of Newark. N. is the talk among the Ocean Avenue Hotel folks, and both have a host of willing bettors ready to place their money on their favorite city's representative.

George Cabbie of Islip came up in his yacht Uncle Van last week and dined a party of eight at the Mascot. The prize winners at the regular Tuesday euchre at the Cliffton last week were Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Parks. Mrs.

Finkils. Mr. Tremper and Mrs. A. Waycott.

Professor Hubert has made a reputation among the Cliffton House colony as a ppeechmaker, his maiden effort In that line being noted last Tuesday evening at the stoop party given by a number of young girls. The professor and Miss May Dillon also won honors with their vocal duet. A party of ten were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kellar at dinner at the new Fire Island Hotel, at Fire Island, last Saturday.

Friday was a gala night at the Bay Avenue Cottage. Jack Washburne of Brooklyn entertaining with several impcrscnations of Dan Daly in "The New Yorkers. Mrs. Brion sang selections from "Canney" and llttl? Edna Rosst danced the sailor's hornpipe. Tuesday evening's euchre at the Bay Avenue Cottage was an enjoyable affair.

Prizes were won by Mrs. S. Pediow, Miss Cora Valentine. Mrs. Burk? and Mr.

Watt. Croquet has been revived among the patrons of tho Ocean Avenue Hotel, and the leaders among the women are Mrs. Cone and Mrs. A. Banlell of Brooklyn is spending the summer between the Ocean Avenue Hotel and his handsome yacht Lillian.

.1. Wasnhurno and family, who hav seen grow from Its infancy as a summer resort, are again at the Bay Avenue Cottage. A successful crabbing party was given bv the Misses Mabel Hall, Mr. Herron and Lester 'Brior on Men da; Miss Addie Washburne of Brooklyn Is said to be the finest equestrienne on the local boulevards. Miss sYashburno manages her horse and handles the reins in excellent form.

She has a fine trap also. Dr. Holler, assistant surgeon at the Brooklyn Hospital, and his family are at the Bay Avenue Cottage. Ocean Avenue Hotel H. Carlton Welghmann.

Ml. Millie Holt. Mrs. M. Shlmnn.

Mrs. J. Shi man. Miss L. Shlman.

I. B. Hickock. Charles R. Adams, Augustus Schnell.

W. E. Virtue. .1. M.

Atwater. E. J. Stienn. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Sylvester. Robert Dauby, F. N.

Knox Hackett. M. Reubens. M. G.

Rose, Car Poudheimer, Alfred Davidson. P. Cur ley and family. William Curley. Miss Anna Curley.

Joseph Curlev. Edward William P. Batdeli, Miss Katie A. Mc Ccrt. Miss Agnes J.

McCort. Mrs. D. Lobelsh. Miss Hannah E.

Harris. Fred Hercht. Mrs. L. A.

Grern, Master P. Iscman, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Reeve, Dr. A. H. Terry. Mrs.

Terry. Rose Terry, Louis A. Gr ren. A. Hsdlcman.

Smith P. iole. Mr. and Mrs. F.

W. Millner, Edith Ed woods. Mrs. H. Rosenthal.

Anne Ruth Morris, Julia Morris. Rose Morris, Mrs. Louis Guenther, Mrs. M. Demagle.

the Rev. John Rlppere, L. L. Doblln. Wlr.ona Hotel F.

C. Brandies, Mrs. Brandies. II. Brandies.

Mary K. Cough, George H. Ull man. Mrs. 1'llman.

H. C. rblllips. J. Sanderson Cm ey, T.

Mackenner. A. Plumacker, .7. E. F.

Pagan. James a. Hamilton. Rene Thcry, Mrs. Thery and family.

Charles G. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones. Miss Marlon E.

Jones. The Cliffton Helen Walsh. Mrs. G. W.

Irway, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Gray, Mr3. N.

Van der v.vide. Dr. James E. Dclaney, George W. Mlllon, Mrs.

Marion D. Roe. W. J. Worcester.

Edward A. Choate. Gerald W. Irving. John H.

Allen. Miss Mary 11. Allen, Mrs. S. B.

Mackay, Mre. Dudley W. Qregory, Mlsa Jessie Harrisod, Mrs. MacAdam, George H. Gardiner.

J. R. Hus sen. G. B.

Van Wart. Mrs. Van Wart. Percy Van Wart. Sidney Van Wart.

David Van Wart, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bamster.

two children and nurse. Miss Cora H. Glbnjr. Mrs. H.

Bonningar den, Hoxsey. R. E. Roe. W.

Hart Brewster, C. Spies. Miss Kennedy. Miss Tremper, Mr. and Mrs.

B. M. Tremper. J. Fred Boss, Mr.

and Mrs. William Kraemer, Charles A. Doelger, F. C. Worden.

D. R. Van Nostrand. F. D.

Van Nos trand. Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Fox, C. B. Griffin. Edward A. Byrne.

Frederic Cord, Charles A. Cord. W. R. Tavlor, J.

N. Van Sicklen, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Elliott. H. J. Becker. Mr.

and Mrs. P. O. Anderson. Mrs.

E. L. Pratt. Mrs. John R.

Giles, V. E. Cainer, George W. McAdam. A.

J. Molllner, Mrs. Molliner. F. Sherwood.

Miss V. Cahill. Miss R. Cahill. Mrs.

M. G. McCollins. F. D.

Brower, Mrs. J. T. Anyon. Mrs.

B. M. Skin mv. William M. Schwenker, jr.

Atalanta House Mrs. George Renna. Mrs. Charles Renna and family. Miss Emma M.

Renna, Miss Gertrude G. Renna. Mr. Dresour and ton, Mr. De Courcy, Mr.

Gough, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mclntyre.

Thomas G. Booth and family. W. Jollie and family, W. H.

Donald and family. Bay avenue cottages Mabel Hall, Edith W. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Shera, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Watt, Edna M. Watt, Ella B. Watt, William Friend, Frances J. Ryan.

Mrs. A. E. Brion. Lester Brion.

Estelle Brion, Anna Hager, J. J. Burke. Frank T. Burke and family.

Arthur Brower. Fred W. Fleming, T. J. Washburne and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Slnty Pediow Miss Annabelle Heasty, Miss Birdie Heasty, Mr. Melville, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Stoltz.

Rebecca Stoltz and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Kneef and child, Mr. and Mrs. Rose and daughter, Mrs.

Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson. Miss Mabel Robinson, Mr.

and Mrs. Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.

Bower, children and maid. Mr. Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Holllns.

Dr. Weak and family. Mrs. Young. Mr, Becker and son.

Dr. Sinzinberger of New York and Brooklyn. Roe's Hotel E. B. Hyde.

Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Golding W.

Waye, Theodore Wissner. G. M. Voli mar, J. A.

Daniels. William Robertson, J. S. Case, M. Kohner, J.

H. Coughlin. Charles T. Baylis. Mrs.

Baylls. Charles Grampp of Brooklyn, M. Ettenson, C. W. Slployd, H.

L. Blumer, H. Monkleforth, E. Hauser, W. S.

Gibereon, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cover, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Paul, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ludlam, Anna Reiss, Harry A.

Relss. Hat tie Reiss. H. G. Kane, Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Sei bert of New York. Dr.

J. Delton Fancher of Chicago. W. T. Church, C.

E. Waters, Newark, N. J. Babylon. Summer life is being enjoyed to its fullest here, both by the cottagers and hotel guests.

The cool evenings have been productive of some excellent dance programmes, which has been the principal indoor diversion. The bay has attracted the usual crowd every day when it didn't rain. NOTES. A boat race took place off the New Manhattan House on Friday that was Interesting to the city visitors. The members of the Argyle Park cottage colony this year are as follows: J.

T. Oltrogge, W. F. Underwood, Thomas Coo nan. Mr.

Pendergrast, Mr. Clark, Paul E. de Fere, C. H. Schley.

C. H. Schelley. Mrs. Strong.

C. Blye. William Van Zant, Mr. Ely. The members of the summer colony have been congratulating Frederick Diodati Thompson on th3 recent bestowal of a Turkish ribbon of honor by the Sultan, of whom Mr.

Thompson is an old friend. The recipient of the honor owns the historic Sagklkas Manor farm, in West Islip. The Watson House reports a full house for July and most of its rooms booked for August, X. E. Chesfteld and family of Brooklyn are at their cottage for the Miss Marie Robinson was the recent guest of her uncle, John S.

Foster, at the Meadows' cot 3The guests at the Santapogue1 report a Jolly time with music and cards. Last Saturday a party was made up and well attended the hop at the Argyle. Wednesday evening a whist party and a musical formed an interesting programme, those taking part in the latter being Mrs. Head ley, Miss Kitty Prince. Mrs.

W. A. Bell and Mrs. J. Edwards.

Fishing and sailing parties were the order of the week at the Argyle. Dr. Jennings, the house physician at the Argyle, pronounces Babylon air as most beneficial for the general complaint of "hot weather," and the doctor savs "there's no mosquitoes here, either." Young men are said to be scarce hereabouts this summer, and the managers of the Argyle have made special rates to supply this deficiency for the girls now enrolled and without summer beaux. Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Sutton are to spend the summer with Mr. Sutton's brother. E. B.

Sutton. Commodore E. M. Brown has been entertaining friends aboard his steam yacht Midget. J.

J. Cashman and family of Brooklyn are located at their cottage near the entrance to Effingham Park. ARRIVALS. Santapogue House Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Bell. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Noe. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Albln, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Smith Mrs. J. Edwards, Miss Ellworth. Misr. E.

King. Miss Beatrice Sinclair. Mrs. Munson. J.

Birdsall. Miss Kitty Prince. Geo. Prince. Walscn House Miss L.

A. Mourse. Miss L. E. Palmer.

Eugene Soutak. James McDcugal. C. A. Leoghton, Miss Marie Kobbs.

C. H. WllsOn. Grace Lyons, John Schenci, Edwin 'Njarey. F.

H. Mack. Miss D. Goffee. Miss Weaver.

The Argyle C. Van Note, R. P. McFougall, Mr. and Mrs.

Abram Hyatt. Dr. James, I. Huber. K.

Curran, Stanley Van Note. Herbert GarsJde. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Cahrtrands, R. Strains. Mrs. E.

A. Rhodes. Miss Delmonlco, J. M. BurgeresS.

F. Schrevy. Sayville. Nothing unusual has marked the week just ended, the summer folk spending their time on the ba when opportunity afforded, while dancing has served to while away the evenings. NOTES.

A moonlight sailing party wsb given by Mr. RoblnsOn to the guests of the Davis cottage on Tuesday. The Sayville Tennis Club has been formed and it includes a number of the summer people. A C. Newell is president and A.

Howard Watson secretary and treasurer. There are twenty five members. A tournament is to be plaved through July and August on the grounds on Greely avenue. A large progressive euchre was held at the Davis cottage Thursday evening. A.

T. Wells of Brooklyn, who is cruising In the South Bay with his yacht Signet, landed at the Sayville dock cn Thursday and took Out a party of friends who are stopping here for the summer. Mr. Wells took his yacht as far as Eastport and then transferred his flag to his naphtha launch for a trip to Shelter Island. D.

B. Powell of Brooklyn entertained a party of friends aboard his yacht Ethel on Tuesday The visit of Admiral Schley at the Ludlow mansion last week was the general topic of conversation among the summer folks. Among the local people who paid their respects to the famous sea fighter were Mr. Wood, the Misses Wood the Bournes and others from the Islip and Bay Shore colony. Professor Adrian Ynrrlngton of the Manual Training School of Brooklyn is visiting his old home here.

Morgan Reynolds, who has been summering at the Magraw cottage cn Foster avenue, cut his foot badly while pushing his boat oft the stone breakwater at the mouth of Brown's River last woek. and had to he removed to his home at East Orange, N. J. A brilliant social event was the dinner given at the Bourne mansion last Saturday. New York orchestra furnished delightful music "and the affair was on a par with the usual Bourne generosity.

A. P. Foster, the popular proprietor of the Delavan. was given a surprise on hip Tfith birthday last week. The surprise was ablv managed by Boniface Foster's daughters.

Music and song, followed by dancing, contributed to the occasion. Those who took part in the programme were Thomas J. Ryan. Miss Maud Rlnaud, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Ryan, Miss Atheleton. Miss Von Dehsen, Frank A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hamilton of Brooklyn hove been visiting Mr, and Mrs. I. H. Bedell. Mr.

and Mrs. M. O. Gildsrslecve and daughter of Brooklyn are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

I. G. Terry Charles L. Raynor of Broklyn is the guest of his brother, Woodhul N. Raynor.

A band concert is given every week in Sparrow Park by the Sayville Band, and this movement is popular with the city guests. Charles Nirdlinger of Town Topics is summering at the Delavan. ARRIVALS. Kensington 1. J.

Connlskey, A. Brookheimer, J. M. Atwater. E.

Hallett and family. D. Hal lett. S. 31.

Hallett. O. E. Hallett, J. A.

Hallett. Danes Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Welnert and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Frost and children. Miss f. Frost. Mr.

and Mrs. Minerth. Mrs. Taimage and daughter. The Delavan Mrs.

Jessie Gralg. Miss Jessie C. McLean. C. F.

Nirdllngsr. C. V. DeVoe. Mrs.

DeVoe, Edward K. Anderson. B. F. Havlland.

Miss Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Orr, William M.

DeVoe, Mrs. Camille de Lott. Mrs. E. Marzo, C.

E. Buckingham, the Misses Von Dehsen, Miss Tlllban, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Von Dehsen. Foster House Mr. and Mrs. 3. S.

Morris, Thomas William Locke, John T. Ducykniok. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mentz.

W. H. Strong. Alonzo Foster, B. Dougherty.

W. A. May. House Henry F. Mackay.

Miss Blanche Mackay. Frank W. McKenna. Miss K. A.

Mc Kenna. South Bay House E. L. Riley. Mrs.

E. T. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. George Sandhusen, Elenore Sandhusen, Louis Sandhusen, Mrs.

L. V. Voornls. Mrs. T.

D. Arata. George and Louis Arata. Mrs. C.

H. West and daughter. August Sohacht and family, Louis De Vean, E. S. Gilmour, H.

J. Mauer. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Feudler. Miss Codell Feudler. Nettie Feudler. E.

Feudler. Harold Feudler. Donald Feudler. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Abarez. Miss Juanita Alvarez. J.

M. Alvarez. Klrby Stevens, F. C. Trowbridge.

Mrs. H. O. Boscher. Lillian E.

Bdscher, H. L. Bcscher. C. A.

Boscher, of Brooklyn; E. D. Gardner and family. Newark. N.

U. T. Holiday. St. Louis; L.

J. Matdoff. B. White, C. M.

Hopkins, Mrs T. Hoffman. W. R. Marsh, C.

J. Kelly. Miss Adelaide Kelly. Thomas W. McKnight and family.

J. A. Headley, Mrs. M. F.

Pinner, Miss Maud M. Gunnbacher. P. F. Walling.

L. E. Marks, of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Vv.

Brown, Miss Hattie Brown. Jersey City. N. Lima ii M. Douglass, Belleville, N.

Dr. and Mrs H. S. Sutphin. Miss H.

Louise Crane. Newark, N. J. The Elmore Miss Long, Mr. ana Mrs.

J. R. Kemp, Miss V. Long, C. Whitington ft.

Mever Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Hobart.

J. J. H. Mrs. Emily W.

Hartley. H. V. Warner. Carl.

John S. Jackson of Manhattan Charles E. Rlckerson. Mr. ana Mrs.

D. S. ir.aP. MJ Mrs H. W.

Fitzhugh. Mr. and Mrs Erni Prit chard. Miss Daisy Pritchard Prltchard. Mr and Mrs.

C. Lockitt. W. Hopplns F. G.

South vfr ind Mrs Kane and son. Minnie Walsh Ne'llfe Walsh, Dr John M. Byers, Charles Mason Charles D. Spencer. of Brooklyn; Vrs Charles Denholm and son of Passaic; L.

Molln George Tlchenor Mrs. Tlchenor, C. s. lla. PzDrn ing.

Amityville. Another week of rare Pjeasurecfte0e afforded the large at this nretty resort skirting the Great boutn lay by" delightful weather and numerous events The euchre season has opened and from now until the season oses will be a fixture that will have first place among indoor amusements. Yachting, as of yore is preeminent among outdoor bay is crowded both day and night witn olJasure parties. Moonlight sails nave been the "aS this wk. Driving and automobile panies have also been popular.

Straw rides are on the roster for next month and the young people are events with much expectation. lih. dances, MMrtatamentB. there will be busy Umes for all until Labor Day, when the season begins to draw to a close. NOTES.

tv, has joined the contingent of auomobmsts1 daily spinning about of friends from the New Point. The tenth anniversary of the South w. Church held last Sunday was attended by a large number of summer cottagers and hotel visitors John V. S. Oddle has had his new yacht tuned no and she is working better than when first tHed He Predicts that some of the leaders colors will be lowered before the season closes Complimentary socials are Axed events for Saturday evenings during this month at the County LEe and family are at their Ocean avenue villa for the season.

Hemlock Beach is increasing each season In popularity with local and summer residents who it i rtAiichtful retreat on not dais. An ex cellent stearnfr serviS maintained to the pretty been as good as usual this season but Is improving. Numerous parties visit Fire Island, which is the ideal spot for blue and weakflsh. and fair luck Is reported. Dr and Mrs.

Sidney Graber of Manhattan are guests of the latter' sister. Mrs. Roger Williams. Ss" BooT'of Brooklyn is visiting friends heSeveral moonlight sails have been held during the week and afforded much pleasure to those who roads which Amityville affords in summer are appreciated hy the city visitors It would be difficult to find In any village a better lot of roads and cared for with as much completeness. That they are an inducement to persons who love good driving Is demonstrated by the large number of fine turnouts seen dally on them.

The dust is laid by the village at Its pwn expense and driving in the dryest kind of weather Is without a particle of discomfort. The Hotel New Point now has a full house and Proprietor Hathaway is happy. Despite a backward season generally the New Point has had a good patronage, which is due to the popularity of the house through its 'excellent accommodations and proficient management. ARRIVALS. Hotel New Point Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Weinant. J.

B. Dunham. Mrs. E. Zimmerman, Miss Lillian Zimmerman, C.

J. Zimmerman. J. S. Jones.

A. Mooney. John R. Stlne. A.

E. Munyer. James Curley Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Vallmer, J. S. Jones. Mrs.

M. J. McMillan. E. A.

Dubey. Miss J. R. Dubey. Miss M.

McCormick. Mrs. L. A. McMillan.

Richard Cole. Mrs. M. T. Murray.

Miss Gertrude Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Grls wold.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. May. Miss Ethel May.

W. A. Burtenshaw. Mrs. E.

A. Gregory of Brodkyn. Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Kenworthy. Kate Henly. Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Knapp. B. G.

Loomls. Henrv M. Wise. Matthew Murray, Miss Marie Murray, Henry Hnzen. Miss Helen M.

Thaln, H. E. Hammond, George E. Goodard, Mrs. H.

C. Huyler, Miss Josenhlne Brady. H. F. Sutton.

Mrs. A J. Wise. H. H.

Lowdon. Raymond Dr. and Mrs. A. H.

Goelet. Mr. and Mrs. G. N.

Stanton. R. F. Nepton. Mrs.

G. B. Walker of Manhattan. Lyman Johnson. Islip; Mrs.

M. Cran dall. Chicago: William J. Grant. Milwaukee.

Amity Inn Thomas Burke. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Johnson. Edward T. Dalzell of Brooklyn. Harry P. Pratt.

H. E. Hattan. James W. Morey, A.

A. Foreman. James X. Chestnutt. and family.

James Devantery of Manhattan, the Misses Francis. Grace and Bessie Nairn of Buffalo. N. Y. Bay Shore.

Yachting forms the chief pastime here, with bathing a close second. Golf and the horses also have their regular followers, so that there are no dull moments during Bay Shore's summer life. The weather has not been all that could be desired, the storm of Thursday afternobn upsetting some plans for the day. Clambakes at the yacht club are becoming popular, and on Thursday nifrht Commodore Mollenhauer and H. T.

Ketcham each entertained a party of their frionds with one of these south shore repasts. NOTES. A big catch of blueflsh was recorded this week by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E.

Malcolm, guests at the Prcspcct House, who brought homo, it Is said. Along the Great South Bay. w. jj. Miner, ivirs.

r. tjomns, Harry Weber Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hadley. Summit; Mrs1: Oeoriro Soort St.l.ollis: Rjtmn "Rtlnsr F.

H. Willis. London; E. D. Weyburn.

Chicago; A Trl! TVnn nn ris Wilkinson, George B. Wilkinson, Montclair N. J. Rockaway Beach. Automobiling has become quite a fad anions the summer cottagers here.

Several enterpris ing hackmen have come out with automobiles, and the machines are chartered by. the hour or day, the same as one would en gage a boat. Trips through the neighbor ing country, with luncheons at distanf places, are made. Automobile par.ties from' neighboring villages come to the. beach, daily and make a tour of the amusement places.

NOTES. Congressman B. S. Rodey and family of Alber qurque New Mexico, are the guests of Mr. and' Mrs.

James Keenan. Robert O'Grady and James McGrath of Brook 1' lyn are guests of Charles Miller of 'Maple 'place! Christopher Young of Brooklyn Will spend month at the home of his son, J. C. Young of Bav side place. Edward Crager of Ocean Crest, Far Rockaway entertained a party of twenty five friends at at clam bake at the Sea Side House on Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Brooklyn are the guests of the Iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Meyer of Bavside place.

Miss L. White of Boston Is enjoying the season' as a guest at the Sea Side House Mr. and Mrs. William Degrout tendered a sailing party to a number of friends on Tuesday Mrs. George Carlln of Springfield, will spend the season at the home of her sister, Mrs.

llliam J. McVay. Mr. and Mrs. James Murphv of Jersey ClrV ere guests of Mr.

and Mrs. William Watkins this past week. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Werle of Olive place. Brooklyn, are spending the season at the Bedell cottage. ARRIVALS. Sea Side House Charles H. Mclntyre, Abraham Cohen, B.

Bloch. Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. John.

Berman, Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan, L. George H. Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pearson Elfers.

H. Lange. G. W. McCormick.

and Mrs. J. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Kennedy." and Mrs. C. L. Churchill, M.

Hubbard. Mr. ana Mrs. George D. Green, Charles Liu.

Louis Schultz. M. Naulett, Mrs. Herman. J.

Graf. A. Vieschler. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Klauber. Van Siclen, O. A. King, Manhattan: Mr.

and D. Watkins, Buffalo; Miss L. White, Eostor. and Mrs. S.

M. Goodrich. S. L. Roberts.

Davton 0. Stephen West. Paul Donovan. 1. Schwartz.

Chicago; and Mrs. J. F. Town send, Morrlstown, X. J.

Woodmere. The season for strawride parties has opened and almost nightly large stage loads, of merry young people from neighboring villages arrive at the different hostelrier here and dine and dance for several houro. Fishing, crabbing and sailing are occupy ing a large part of the colonists' time these days and the female members are. becoming well tanned by their daily trios oa. the bay.

NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hopkins of New York are summering here and are located In one Of the'.

Burton cottages In Winding Drive. Former Congressman and Mrs. Thomas Magner of Brooklyn have been entertaining quite a few friends at their cottage on Broadway. Members of the Keystone Yacht Club are already preparing for their annual cruise; which com'' mences on August 2 and continues for one week Mr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Pierce of New York' are at their cottage on Franklin street for the. summer months. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Alden have rejoined tlie slimmer colony here after a six weeks' trio through Europe. Cedarhurst. The past week has been an uneventful oni for the summer colonists, several parties which had been arranged being postponed, owing to the Daily visits to the Rock away Hunt Club, where several luncheons and a dance were given, have been the chief diversions this week.

The close of the polo season will be followed by renewed interest in golf and tennis, although the horse show, which occurs late next month, is already being discussed. The second polo tournament will open here on August 9. NOTES. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Oppenheim of New York art" among the su.nmer colonists sojourning here, and are occupying the Cialr cottage in Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Doelger of Ocean are entertaining Mrs. C. N. Parker of Elmhurst.

The Hewlett cottage In Broadway Is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dixon of New York this season.

Miss Madelalne Chauncey Of Brooklyn is among the most enthusiastic golfers on the Hunt Club! links. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver of Long Island City hava taken up their residence in the Skilllcorn cottage in Maple place for the summer.

Dr. snd Mrs. Frederick V. Brown nf New York are occupying their pretty cummer home, Windward, at this place. Miss Marguerite De Voe of Tarrytown Is visiting at the home of Miss Addle Vospurgh.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Benedict of New York have been entertaining a number of friends at their cottage in Ocean avenue.

A golf luncheon was given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh on Wednesday, the favors being small silver caddie pins. The Taylor cottage, in Ocean Point avenue is being occunisd this season by Mr. and Mrs' S.

Brawling and family. Lawrence. Outdoor sports are attracting considerable attention here, and commencing on Saturday, July 26, a handicap tournament will held at the Lawrence Tennis Club, for which many entries have already been received. Automobiling, driving and golf are being largely indulged in by the summer colonists, and visits to the Hunt Club at Cedarhurst are daily features of social life here. The second of a series of subscription dances will be given next Saturday evening in Lawrence Hall.

NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. C. O'Connor of Now York are hero for the summer and are occupying a cottage on Central avenue.

A bluefishing' party left here on Tuesday In Captain Rushmore Hicks' yacht and returned with a big catch. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pollock of New York are located in the Mlnnaugh cottage, on Central avenue, for the season.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sage spent Saturday at their cottage at Lawrence Beach, which they will open for the season on August 1. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Flynn arrived on Saturday and are domiciled in the Van Horn cottage, on Central avenue. A. G.

Smitli and family of New York are at their large cottnge at Central and Lawrence ave nuer for the summer. Mrs. Ladenburg has gone on a short visit to Newport. Mrs. Ladenburg is one of the most export horsewomen in the country.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lawrence are here for the summer and are occupying the Pettlt cottage, on Central avenue.

The cottage, on Ocean avenue has been purchased by Dr. George Auderton, who has Just taken possession of It. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Horn havo leased their cot tagc, on Central avenue, and sailed for Eurbpft last Saturday, where they will spend the summer. Far Rockaway. A very successful progressive euchre party was held at the Ocean House on Wednesday night, the players occupying fifteen tables. After the allotted time for play had expired and the tally cards were collected, the prize winners proved to be Miss Eleanor Jturphy, Miss Mary E. Dollard and Miss Irene Dunne, and the men's prizes were won by J.

O. Bedell, T. Doyle and D. J. Quinlin.

The consolation prizes went to Miss Kate Kennedy and W. Campbell. Refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. NOTES. Mr.

and Mrs. Mfses Ma celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday evening by a reception at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.

Elman of West Eighty first street. Manhattan, are spending the summer months here. A ping pong party was held at the Bayswater Golf Club house last Monday evening, many Brooklynites being present. "Grey Towers," in Wave Crest, has been opened by Mrs. J.

Hedges Crowell and her sister, Mrs. J. Beers Moffett of Manhattan. Edward Boyle, a blind pianist, gave a concert at the Ocean Hotel last which was largely attended. Miss Blanche Myers of Philadelphia, Is one of the popular young women stopping at the Taok a pou sha House.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Healy are located in their cottage in Cornaga avenue for the season. Dr. and Mrs.

George W. Brush of Brooklyn are registered at the Ocean House. On Tuesday, Thomas Gibney took. Mr. and Mrs.

Angelo Sacticano out driving in his Irish Jaunting cart. Miss Lena Soloman entertained a Darty of friends at an afternoon tea last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Younkerof Manhattan are here tor the season and are located in the Kelly cottage on Roanoke avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Raynor ot Brooklyn are spending the heated term at this place. A bevy of theatrical people is, stopping at the Bayswater Hotel, among them being Miss Jennie ratrlck of Rogers company.

Miss Lou Mld dleton and Miss Jack Cornish of the Chaperons' Company, Miss Helen Lucas of the Wild Rose Company, and Miss Minnie Edwards of the Floro dora Company. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Adams entertained a party of twelve friends at dinner on Tuesday evening.

Dancing followed. Miss Edith Kaiser of 'Brooklyn is among the most expert ping pong players at this place. ARRIVALS. Nameoke Hotel L. W.

Foster, B. F. Barnette, Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. Blum. E. C. Rosenthal, Charles H.

Allen. Joseph Forsholm, O. M. Rosenthal, W. Barry.

J. M. Davis. Mrs. Anselma Loeh, Miss Irma Loeb.

Anna E. Reybert. M. A. Dillhoff.

P. Donohue, Mary Smith, Leon Red lich. E. G. Morgan.

G. B. Fechtman, Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Rose, Manhattan; Robert Spurr Weston. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dannenberg Macon, Ga.

J. E. Bernstein. Jersey City; James F. O'Neill.

Memphis. Tack a pou sha. House Mrs. Heyman, Mrs. Aprill.

Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. G. Schwab. Mr and Mrs.

D. Lichtenstoln. Ernest Wolf. Mr. and Mrs.

E. Newberger. Mrs. Grace Fay. Mrs.

G. Lichtenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewenthal Mr and Mrs. J.

Shields. Miss S. Shields. Mr. and Mrs C.

J. Betzlg. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Williams. Falrl man. A. Einhorn.

T. Harrington. J. J. Ryan Mr and Mrs.

S. Will. Joel Sammet. Mr. and Mrs C.

Shann. Amelia Stein. Benjamin Levy Dr A Wald. Mrs. S.

Stelgerwald. Mr. and 'Mrs Alfred Besthoff. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Adler. Mr and Mrs. L. B.

Coddington. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sylvan Crakon.

Mrs. Stern. John Day. Mr. and Mrs Schloss.

Miss H. Hecht. Miss F. Katzenstein' Manhattan; Miss Blanche Myers. Philadelphia Mr.

and Mrs. J. Adamson. Providence. Ocean House Dr.

and Mrs. GeOrge Brush Mrs. Gardner, Miss C. Crotty, Miss l' Dennis, Brooklyn: Dr. M.

J. Lenz Frank Curran. Walter Roach, A. Shaffer. Dr.

and Sirs H. F. Barrett. Miss Naomi Force. Miss A Maeter son.

Fred Wllzin. Samuel Hotchkiss. Mr 'and Mr. Thomas Casey. S.

Bernstein. E. S. Pelts Guov. E.

H. McCaullff. J. w. Gotwals Miss Grant.

Miss E. J. Grant. Mrs. E.

Duffy John Duffy. Bessonltte, Thomap Bm'ler Ulmer. Frank Spain. W. T.

Herbert. Mr. and Mrs' Angelo Sacticano Miss E. Shannon. Mrs f' Reynolds.

Miss H. A. Reynolds. Thomas Wc Entee. John Roman.

Mrs. J. E. Gaffnev MlSs Gnffney Miss Smith. Walter Roach A ar Manhattan: M.

J. Lawler. Waterbury. Conn. Mar garet Langdon Flushing: Carl Boyd Staten Island: Amy Cotton.

East Bangor Dr a Hood. Washington. D. C. John Louchlln' Syracuse: William L.

Fen on. GloverwlllT Edge. emcre. Life at this seashore resort i uiro The big hotel is crowded with guests and the cottages are also well filled. The informal concerts which are given in the hotel parlors have become a feature.

Miss de Vore Boese, soloist in the Hillside (N Presbyterian Church, ie pleasing the guest's by her solos, which are rendered in a clear rich soprano. The orchestra, under the direction of Professor Vladinier Purlshoff, a noted violinist, Is also receiving the applause of the guests, as is also Benjamin Loewcn thal of Brooklyn, the pianist. William H. Amerman of Manhattan, who wl th ain iiuiiiK t.ie season nere, known as the "indefatigable plng pongist" at Is the Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Corn, well known in New York society circles, are spending the summer here. Among the leading pool players here are Fred J. Lancaster and J. H. Selmes.

both of whom play an excellent game. A progressive cuchro is being arranged at the hotel for next week. TJio card and grill rooms at the hotel are at trading considerable attention for their handsome finish and furnishings. Arnold S. Furst Of Brooklyn is a guest at the Edgemere Hotel, where he will pass the heated term.

Edward McLaughlin, the well known bllliard ist. has charge of the recreation room at the big hotel. Miss Mona Burke of iManhattan, who is spending the season here, is one of the most expert horsewomen in this vicinity. Forty seven players participated In the ping pong tournament 'which closes to night at the Edgemere Hotel. Miss Alice Rheinstein of Wilmington, Is a charming type of the Southern girl and Is a great favorite at this place.

Mr. arid Mrs. Stelglltz gave a ping pong party in. the hotel recreation room on Thursday evening. Among the handsomely gowned women stooping at the hotel Mrs.

Simon Pink, Mrs. J. E. Fisher, Mrs. Thomas A.

Ennls. Mrs. Fred J. Lancaster ana Mrs. J.

H. Selmes, all of whom have extensive wardrobes. A very artistic bathing costume Is worn by Miss Maude Lehman, who is spending the season here. It is of black and white silk, prettily trimmed, and a large, fluffy cerise bathing hat, being very striking. Hammerslaugh and family of Manhattan are among the cottage colonists at this place.

ARRIVALS. Edgemere Hotel John Hill Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ross S. B.

Chittenden. Mrs. E. A. Reiley.

Miss Florence Relley, Brooklyn; Harry L. Haas. Albert V. Weber. Henry C.

Peck. E. Fellman. M. J.

Dannenberg, Mrs. Pierle de Pey ter RIckatts, Miss Mathilde L. Ricketts. J. W.

Gutman. Clarence V. Steinhardt, Mrs. May Ely, Charles Putzel, Louis P. Monash, Dr.

H. Oppenheim. B. L. Schlesinger, F.

Lewlsohn, Robert O. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. David Ausbacher, Daniel Burke.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Balz, Ferdinand Herz, Berthold Neuer, A. Mahon, E.

Bauwald. Robert Flusser. Jonas Well, Charles Sellgman. Henry R. Wechsler.

M. L. Einstein. Eugene Spiegelberg. Jay E.

Splegelberg. Mayer Halft. Clarence Cornell, G. W. de Lacy.

J. H. Astruck, P. Ricketts. Dr.

Thomas Hughes, B. Schlff, Miss Emma Schlff. William Van V. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Kendall. Alfred Adler. Miss Maud Hess.

A. P. W. Kinman. V.

C. House. Louis Welly, Henry Woll man, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Baer, E. Campbell Foot, Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs. L.

Frankfeld. Fannie Cohy, L. Lowenstein, Manhattan: F. B. Probst.

Englewood: May Evelyn Mlllay. Boston; Alfred Lewlson. London. England; Mrs. M.

A. Bundy. Philadelphia; S. Dannenbaum, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Ullmann. Tarrytown: Angelo Myers, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. L. S.

Sadler, Carlisle, Benjamin Werner, St. Louis; Miss Weil, Cincinnati; Miss Gertrude Wile, Buffalo. Arverne. One of the most pleasant social functions held here this season was the complimentary euchre given to the guests ot the Remington cottages by Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. MQBride, a few evenings ago. A number of guests from neighboring cottages were present and after the games there were refreshments, music and dancing. The prize winners were Mrs.

W. E. Wilkenson, Mrs. T. J.

Lavvett and Mrs. J. M. and Messrs. T.

J. Lavvett, John H. Hamilton and D. Levy, all of whom received pretty prizes. A musicale will Be given at the Remington Cottages to morrow.

NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy and their daughter.

Miss Sallyo Levy, of No. 130 West One Hundred and Twenty second Etrcct, Manhattan, are spending the season here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Leuch and Miss Elsa Leuch of Brooklyn are at the Dale cottage for the summer. Miss Ethel Swanstein is one of the most daring of the women bathers, and each morning takes leng swims In the ocean. Richard Sidenberg and family of Manhattan have opened their cottage in Sea View avenue for the summer. A progressive wh party in aid of the Jewish Hospital Building Fund of Brooklyn will be given In the Arverne Hotel Casino on Wednesday afternoon. July 30.

Among the young married people stopping here are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Boucher of Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn.

A progressive euchre was given at Avery's Inn on ThursSay, handsome prizes being awarded the winners A game of base ball will be played on the Gaston aVanue grounds SunCay afternoon between the Arverne nd Long Branch tet ms. Dr. and Mrs! Mcunt Bleyer and famllv of Manhattan are stopping at Colonial Hall for several weeks. The life guards will give a ball in the Arverne Hotel Caaino on Saturday. August 9.

Baron Ettner of Vienna Is sojourning in Arverne, and Is a guest at Avery's Inn. Mrs. G. C. Furman.

Miss Georgia Furman and Mlss W. Shellman of Savannah, are guests of the Remington cottages. Mrs. De Haas Bergen and daughter of Brooklyn are spending the season at Arverne. A bluefishing party left here last Monday on invitation of Samuel Goldman and returned with a good catch of fish.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Herzold have Issued invitations tor a ping pong party to given next Wednesday evening. ARRIVALS. Remington Cottages R.

L. Waring. Brooklyn David Guden. Dr. and Mrs.

E. S. Thompson Max A. Salomon. Miss S.

Berger. Miss M. Bever Helneman, Mr. and Mrs. S.

B. Levy Snence. George I. Hollhan. Alexander Alrd' b' Helneman, Henry Roth.

Miss B. Low Hcincmun. Mr Souza, Miss Souza wise 'mtr' F. W. Souza, Milton E.

Souza. Vlda Souza Grace S. Traub. Manhattan; Mrs. G.

C. Furman Miss Georgia Furman. Miss W. Shellman. Savannah William Katz.

Newark: Mrs. A. W. Onbeler' Plttsfield, Mass. "meter.

Avury's Inn T. Lloyd Hoillstsr, Mr. and Mrs T. P. Wilkinson.

Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Simon's' John J.

Kuhn. Mrs. M. Heddlng. Walter Heddlng Dr.

F. M. Shame. Mrs. Do Haas Bergen Mls Bergen.

Miss Adele Pool, Brooklyn; Mrs Theodore waters, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sengrlst Will lam Converse, Miss Panza, Miss Margarn Pnnza J.

J. Clingen F. D. G. Spring, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Hebbs, Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Post, James R. Saye, F. A. Chase, Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. War Patchoeue. The fine moonlight nights of the past week have been fully enjoyed, both on land and water, by the summer colony here, straw rides and sailing parties being numbered by the score.

The weather has been cool, and the only evidence of there being any rise in the temperature in the land was that obtained through reading the newspapers, women here wearing shoulder wraps and the men donning their vests as a protection against the cool winds. NOTES. Amons the Brooklyniles registered YiTf last week were Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Mr.

and Mrs. Wlllard. Miss Kolts and Miss Stevenson, who stopped at the Newins Villa. J. M.

Dale and family of Brooklyn are at their father's cottage on Ocean avenue for the summer. Mr. Dale's famous Boston terrier. Kinsman, a prize winner at a number of shows, is numbered among the family. Albert E.

Smith and family or Brooklyn are also at the Dale family cottage. Dr. W. A. N'orthrid and family of Brooklyn are at their cottage on Maple avenue for the summer.

Ferris Durkshlre of Brooklyn is visiting his mother at her summer borne here. Edwin Dazelle of Brooklyn was the guest last week of James W. Edcette. Captain and Mrs. Frank W.

Bell of Brooklyn and Edwin L. Stevens of Norwalk. were the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Lowndes.

The Misses Mabel. Lily and Fearsall of Far Rockaway have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Newton. Harold Walsh, son of Actor James D.

Walsh, was given a birthday surprise at his father's cottage last Friday. Mrs. Millicent Sloat is entertaining the Misses Bena and May Kempson of Manhattan and Mrs. Blackford of Rockford. N.

J. Mrs. Anna Nichols of Brooklyn is again summering at the Captain George Robinson place at East Patchogue. Branch O'Brien and James r. Walsh of the actors' colony, made the first big catch of crabs In the creek last week, scooping in forty oniste ceans in a short time.

Mr. James R. Crook of Brooklyn is visiting old scenes here. William Alexander of Brooklyn is mourning the departure of a ten dollar hill, given tip to a country Justice while en route from Brooklyn to Patchogue last week. Cause: riding on the sldepath without a license tag.

Thomas 3'iggott and family, with their friends. Mrs. Dodd and Miss Gertrude Parks, arrived last week at the River avenue cottage. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur H. K' of Brooklyn have taken a cottage iiere lor the remainder of the summer. The steamer Sea Witch is making regular trips to the beach every day and oarries a rewd on each passage. Captain Charles Rose, the veteran beach wrecker and local postmaster, is clerk aboard the steamer. The families of Gener.il c.renvllle M.

Dodge and Admiral who are summering at I'at chogue. visited Schley at the Ludlow residence at Oakdr.Ie lust week. The Misses Emma and Anna Hobby of Brooklyn are enjoying a respite from their work as teachers in the city schools at th home of their people on Rider avenue. The Benjamin Weeks cottage on River avenue has been tented for the summer hv Mrs. Edward Tlngley of Brooklyn.

Miss Julia Klrklanrl of Brooklyn Is visiting Mr and Mrs. J. Austin v. Tames D. Walsh of the actors eolonv had a narrow escape from drowning last we.

k. While fixing a rope on his brat Mistress N'll. he slipped overboard and was rescued bv Brnneh O'Brien Recent guests at the Cliff House inolude Mr. and Mrs. Edward Titus.

of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wcodlev ol New York. Frank W. Robarles of the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company at Brooklyn Is spending a vacation at Roe's Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Kellar. who arj stopping at the Cliffton.

gave a moonlight sal to a large company of friends aboard their yacht W. s. 1.J.