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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JULY 27. 1902.

.5 Midsummer Country Recreations That Renew Exhausted Vitality. n. N. are here tor the summer with Mrs. Iglub prominent players are: Misses Brahc and Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Hedges, Adams' nnrentB. Bostwick and Mrs.

rooms and board, and the boarding houses and cottages arc well filled, some turning away guests. rides and moonlight dances at Long Beach have been the order this week and several lawn parties and social gatherings Moore. W. Kan Harvey Carle are guests 01 the House. K.

D. T. Oshorne and J. II. Miller ert guests a party from Westhampton on a hire Island lulling trlt, In the yacht Triton this week iti.l report a good catch.

Samuel llr. se wus iruem of 1nca v. han. Miss Margaret Hull, Miss Grace Hoffman. Miss Grace A.

L. Gendre. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thorpe, the Misses Eva, Emily and Edith Thorpe, Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. J. Thorpe.

Mrs. E. Thomas. Sound View Mr. and Mrs.

R. K. Downing Muller. Mr: and Mrs. A.

Malllcr. Miss Gladys P. Watrow, Mrs. D. W.

Watrous, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield. Miss Mansfield. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Dunham. Mixs M.

Peel. Miss A. M. Tvlcr, Mrs. C.

Dolan. the Misses F. and A. D.ilan, Mrs. Charles Forbes.

Miss G. B. Forbes. Mis r. I are being planned for the coming week.

Lawyer Goldberg and family of New York are summering here. Mrs. B. J. Hamand and Charles Boilotte of New York are summerlne here.

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Tray Hand of Philadelphia are spending a few weeks with relatives here. ARRIVALS. Cove Farm Mrs.

Robert Forker, Miss Edith Forker, Lc Roy Forker, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, two children and nurse, New Tork. Seabreeze Cottage Mr. and Mrs.

John Klun, Miss Fellowes, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus. New York; Mrs. James A.

Jones. Deep Klver, H. Brownell. Miss Margaret Brownell. Yonkers.

At Hotel Manhattan Victor Dolton. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Wilson and two sons, Rldee Mrs. John Mowhay and Mrs. D. D. Lovelace of Brooklyn are at the Maldment cottage.

A formal hop at the Cliffwood on Friday evening was one of the successful affairs of the summer. Among the guests noticeable In the party were: Misses Petrlnich Purc'ell, Hoffman. Hanahan, Mrs. J. Kelsey, Miss Byrnes.

At the Sea Clift Yacht Club F. H. Cove, on Mosklta ot Larchmont Yacht Club; Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Copeland. on Glendoar ot Atlantic Yacht Club; A. J. Tooney and part on Indian of New York Athletic Club: F. S.

Bookay, Misses Emma and Chrlssle Astor. Marie Hammond, Sadie Fenton, E. Strickland. J. A.

Kennedy and T. B. Wallace, on Lassie of Manhasset Bay Yacht Club; E. M. Ackerman and D.

Winant. on Addle of Brooklyn Yacht Club: Sydney Grant, R. P. OtT H. M.

Writht. H. Rrefli nnA NOTES. "John Boyd of Brooklyn Is spending a few weeks heto with; his family. Mis Ethel.

Fowler of Flushing Is spending the summer wim her grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Nlck raon. Fanny Willard and her sister.

Mlss Lawrence of Sag Harbor, are occupying their cottage his friends afloat and ashore at the Argyle the past week. An auto party including P. Doelger, W. II. Hall and C.

H. Woerz stopped at the Argyle last Yv ednesday. A muslcale was held at the Santapogue House cm Wednesday evening which was attended by Miss Nonie Maslen. a Brooklyn musician. She was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Bell jr Reed Halllday of Brooklyn a trip 'in his auto. Red Heels, to the Santapoguo last week.

Arrivals at the. Santapogue the past week Included Mr. and Mrs. J. Alblns.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Ripley. Mies Requa.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bell, Miss E.

Quimby. C. Dugro. Miss N. Maslem.

C. Thomas. ARRIVALS. Watson House Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Thomas E. F. Thomas, S.

E. Sammls. C. A. Leighton, Miss Byrnes.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Glammlnl.

Miss Elizabeth Y. 8off, Miss Caroline Nichols. Mr. and Louis P. Matthews.

Miss Nellie F. Matthews, Charles Sayles MatthewB, Mrs Miles Vernon, child and maid, Miss Byrnes, Miss C. Bvrnes. Mrs. C.

M. AlUtlrc. Frank B. Terry of New York. Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Fowler. Ridgewood.

N. J. M. Burgulvtvs. Hurgulrrep, E.

A. Hur gulcres. H. J. ntirguii res.

I', i Burgub res, Mrs. Manor ot New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

Sniffen. Brooklyn; Morris T. Weeks. Newark. W.

C. Balrd, .1. Teppen. Mr. und Mrs.

S. G. Osborno and child, Mr. and Mrs. K.

S. Pearson of Brooklvn. The Argyle V. J. Hlegi'l.

W. Hovev Field. Lawrence U. Emmas: and pnrtv. I.

11. Stanley C. Van t.uidt. .11 1 A. UVIn er.

Francis Helen, Mrr. Ti Moss. .1 and son. Herbert GarrMe. Mr.

ami Mrs. ll. main, J. C. Kupper and family.

i'. Koehn, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Gray, Mis Kll.su urth A. Pat erson. Mr. an.l Mrs, .1. T.

Silverstein 1'. A. Plncoff Mrs. E. M.

Peck, Mr. and Mrs. A. Peck, 5IIss M. Warner.

Mr. ami Mis. II. F. Peck, Francis Huber.

.1. Fai ren John A. Delelmnty, Mr. ami Mrs. J.

Jt. Purkman. Mrs. O. R.

Pond, .7. P. D. ivldsnn. Sherman Houne Fred A.

Ilazen. Milton N. Ia Baer, E. 1). Heal, George W.

Butter, A. C. Boeg. J. E.

Wicks. F. H. II.ilI, William Mallawami. W.

C. Rulund. K. Rllson. George Good, R.

Sherwood, Davis. J. F. Gorham, E. T.

Meyers. Mrs; G. A(5amii and four children of King field, N. J. Griwe.

at hi? cottage this we. k. The first te into e. nt ''amp Mattuck. on Tmtle's Place, this season were Mrs.

Bellows and Miss Hollows of Brooklvn and I.udlow. Isabel and Edith James of Montoalr. Mrs. II. Benjamin of Broukiyn Is summering here with her sister.

Mrs. M. Snntord. ARRIVALS. Watchogue House Mrs J.

Frank Quinn. Miss Emma li. Riddle. F. P.

Riddle. H. W. Abrahall Hurry Scott of Manhattan; Mrs. K.

Perrv Jones Miss Snrnh F. Tut.l.ins. Miss Nan Patllson. Misi Maud Paulson. Miss Coleman of Brooklyn; Mr and Mrs.

Clayton S. Fitch. Orange, and Mrs. F. W.

Crane, Harold T. Crane, Elinor Crane of N. Frederick It. Hood. Mrs.

O. I r.indit. Miss Helen Condlt. T. Mulford ondlt.

A. E. Condlt. Mr. and Mrs.

F. M. Halle. Ogden llaile of Mast Orange, N. J.

Highland Outage Mrs. S. Avert of Manhattan Mrs. A. Hanckel and Miss Hanckel of Charleston ft.

C. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Willis and Arthur 111 Is of Brooklyn, Miss Claribel Mallett of Westchester, N. V. Howell House Mr. and Mrs. Grlffln and famllv.

C. Hubert. Lawyer Winthrop Sterne. M. J.

Sterna and mother nf Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Stans brough and family. E.

Sodler, J. Waverlv, F. Kahn. Mr. Lourngood and family of Manhattan.

Near the Shore of the Sound. Barkery, Mr. and Mrs. L. Barr.

Miss Laura Barr, Miss Smith. Miss Ella McMcrny, ,1. Smith, A. J. Foley, D.

S. Neuhof. Dr. L. Bach.

Smith town. On the banks of the beautiful NTlsse quogue River, Smithtown has many attractions to offer the city tired visitor seeking rest and healthful recreation. Driving, boating and fishing are the first resorts, and in season shooting in this thickly wooded section is Smithtown is the Mecca of bicycling and automobillng parties from the South Shore, and many fashionable equipages make the Riverside Inn their headquarters. Recent parties include Mrs. Dr.

H. C. Coe of Bayshore and Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Shattuck and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mono of Sayville.

ARRIVALS. Crowther, on Ban of Brooklyn Yacht Club. ARRIVALS. Sea Cliff House C. E.

Decker, Mr. and Mrs. 12. A. Rive.

Miss M. E. Foerderen, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Brokaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Greene, IL Clara Martinez. Mrs. E. F. Llndeman.

Mrs. J. W. Smith, C. A.

Roberts, N. Sopor, F. w. Greuss. Paul M.

McClahe, J. B. Vandcrbeek, Mrs. Frank van Brunt. C.

E. Dunn. H. C. Wliltcomb, R.

C. Talbot, Miss H. M. Herlmann, Mr. and Mrs.

TVilllam Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mulford, Miss Grace Houghton, Miss L.

Houghton. M. R. Robinson. I.

F. Seward. Miss C. F. Piiickney, the Misses May E.

and Anna B. Marsac, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lesser. G.

B. Marsac, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

North, A. H. Leslie, C. S. Fuller.

J. P. Hannahan. I. V.

McGlore. F. Roeber. C. W.

Farrell, proprietor of the Shore Inn, brought crowds of people last week. NOTES. On the Fertile North Fluke. Mr. and Mrs.

De Wolf Hopper and 3. Sou are guests at tn joiner cottage. Miss Virginia Lee Is visiting at Charles II. Whitestone. There has been a host of new comers this week andthis popular summer resort is now at the high tide of prosperity.

The boarding houses are full. and many private houses where summer boarders are not ordinarily entertained have their quota. The Brooklyn contingent is, as usual, a large one. Among the visitors from the City of Churches can be foutid the mo'St fun making and entertaining people in town. Many yachting parties on a cruise have been at anchor in the harbor this week and the shore front has presented a beautiful and inter Wheatlev Hills.

U1 tlC 1. Jerome K. Sykes has secured property on the shore and will build a cottage this fall. The Bohemia Cllb paid its annual visit to Bay Shore on Friday night and was accorded the usual hospitable treatment by the people there, who appreciate a star show. Charles Blgelow is host of many Jolly ashing parties on his handsome steam launch.

Cottagers here include: Miss Arnold Sparrow, Willie Collier, Frank McNIsh. Charles Blgelow, Harry' Fav. Charles Burke. Bert Leslie. (ThiiHo walnwrlght.

A. L. Walnwright. A. C.

Halsev, Jacob Schneider, K. McCuen. Miss G. Wells, J. J.

Mark, H. B. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Sprague. H. H.

Tilkln. E. H. Bahrenburs, Edward Anspach. Cllftwood House O.

Schlichter, Miss Mamie Mc Guire, Miss M. Petrlnich. Miss A. Woolsev. Miss K.

F. Purcell, Miss Selma Hoffman. Miss Mav Hanahan. C. A.

Carlan. D. T. Devine, H. Choates.

Mrs. J. Kelsey. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Mc Kean, Miss Estclle Byrnes, Miss Tcssie J. Dona Riverside Inn C. F. Lane, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Shattuck. Mr.

and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. E. McDivett, Dr. Frank E.

West, W. R. Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Burgher, Dr. W. B. Savage, R.

L. Blrdsall. C. Milne. William Howe.

J. Bovce. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Gardner, Miss Bralcn. Mrs. J. Bralgti.

A. T. Fox, Mrs. F. Ferguson.

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schiller, A.

S. Earney, Y. C. C. Duncan.

E. C. Thayer. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Redman. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Edwards, Dr B. Savage, Mrs. L. Kent, Mrs.

A. C. I.Iebler. 1 esting picture ot; yacoung me. vvim tut; vrmT anoltit nennle hntriinff.

r.alllntr. Ven Along the Great South Bay. Roland Henri. R. W.

Pryer, H. M. Smit'i, II. C. achnelker, Miss L.

A. Schnelker. C. F. Schnelker.

Miss Mamie Schocnklsen, Arthur P. Wlndnlph, W. B. Gosman, Mr. and Mrs.

Magrath. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Allen of New York; Miss l.uov schnelker.

Miss Anna Schnelker of Augusta. G. i. A. Shelly of Newton, X.

V. Bay Side Farm William H. Burns. Mr. Mrs.

Fred H. Richmond, Miss Mildred IVirlnc. Robert Perrlne Miss Agnes Paul, Alexander Arthur Benson. Mrs. Henry and two sonn.

Miss Jennie Benson of Brooklvn, Harold Susman. August Runimlg, Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Wiles.

Miss Gladys Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. sui lu ns.

Mr. and Mrs. Romer of New York, Mr. Mis. Joseph Raynor of Chicago.

Howard A. Uiivlis ot Cranford. N. Miss Beatrice Morris of Scranton. John Messenger and Lesll" Mess.

ng.M ot Astoria, L. Edward Gale of D'ver, Sound View House Mr. and Mrs. jnhn Conway and children. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Farley. Mrs. S. n.

Fredericks. James Hums. Mrs. Annie Munn. the Misses Crowlev.

James Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Reynolds, Miss Minnie Orles. William Baldwin. Oliver Fleblch. William John Larney. Leo Thomrson, Hall of New York.

Cnrl Nlckolettc. Pr. Knupp, Edward lslic Clarence Rapp of Newark. N. J.

South Harbor Utilise Mr. mil Mrs. K. W. Ian rth, Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Uochmeke and Mrs. Emma Purcell.

Mr. and Hughes llr. oklyn. Misses Marie nivl Emily Hague and Roger Potter rr New York. Hay Avenue Hons.

Mrs. John llelschmnnn. Misses Ruth. Emma and Marie Heisejni. inn of Brooklyn.

Mrs. Amelia. Hlchtrr. Mlss l.uev and Mattituck. musical event of the week was the cantata, "The Flower Queen." given under the direction of Mrs.

Metta Horton Cook of Brooklyn. Professor George B. Reeve sang the part of "The Recluse." NOTES. Robert W. Wells this week sold 210 feet of his bay shore front to a Mrs.

Baker of Brooklvn. mother in law of the Rev. A. Hester, who will build a fine cottage upon It this Winter. The Rev.

William A. Wasson. of St. George's. Brooklyn, one of the bay cottagers, conducts morning and evening services at Riverhead.

and preachett here In the Church of the Redeemer every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Mary W. Plummer ot Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, has Just sent the Mattituck Library a donation of 400 books, muklng the whole number of volumes now over one thousand. Nat. S.

Tuthlll has bought an electric spark launch and took out a party of friends on the Sound this week. Mrs. Arthur L. Downs entertained the Ladies' Whist Cluh at Downs' Manor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Harry Weed of New Havon. is thu guest of Miss Bertha T. Reeve this month. Mis.s Grace Jones, who has beecn principal nf the Fisher's Island school for the past five venrs. is spending her Summer months on that Island, where she has very remunerative employment In one of the sloreH as bookkeeper.

Miss Nellie Lorrigan of New York is a guest at Seymour H. Tuthlll's this Summer. The puck of asneracus Hudson's cannlnir The doath of John W. Mackay, father of Clarence H. Mackay, has completely changed the summer plans of Mr.

and Mrs. Mackav. It was iheir intention to spend part July and August at Saratoga and later going to Newport. At present Mrs. Ciarcnco H.

Is at Harbor Hill, her magnificent country seat, but will leave shortly for Ear Harbor to visit her mother, Mrs. Duer. The Mackay residence will not be closed, as was at first intended, but will remain open during the summer. Many have expressed regret that Mrs. Perry Tiffany lias disposed" of her country sent, Homeward, and the Westburv and Wheatlev Hills colonies will know her no more except as an occasional visitor.

In davs of the past, before i'erry Tiffany and his wife separated, Iloaiewood was a social center and its hospitable roof has sheltered many a Patchogue. Despite the hot and cold weather of the Js and driving are still the most popular amusements. William Havanagh of Manhattan has leased a cottage on, Tatham place, where he will spend the dUmmer wlth his family. De Witt Smith's boarding house on the Shore road is "having a very prosperous season. Mr.

Smith has turned away many applicants for beard, having no accommodations for them. Sailing parties at night Is now very popular with the young people of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Doherty of Brooklyn have taken possession of their summer home on the "Winds Point road this week.

The property is a most attractive one. It comprises over 100 acres. 7l tennis tournament is In progress at the Y. M. C.

A. branch at Fort Totten this week. nf H.nAblt fit: Flato, John Tom Garrlck, Tom Lewis and John Barton. ARRIVALS. Shore Inn Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Farrell. John Coyne, Charles W. Swain. Herbert Ayllng Louis Payne, Pat Rooney, Mrs.

Emma Francis, Mrs. Francis, Robert Fulton, H. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Sykea. Mr. and Mrs. George II. Brlghtson, Mr.

and Mrs. S. P. Wauld, Louis Samuels, W. P.

Klngsley, Mr. and Mrs; H. P. Gardiner, Miss Sadie Lane, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lamb, Misses Lamb. Setauket. Here is an ideal spot on the shores of Long Island Sound, at which to spend a quiet month or so of the summer. An absence of large hotels nncessarily restricts the social life of the place for the summer visitor, but the natural opportunities for amusement are many.

There are few prettier roads on the island and driving is a popular pastime, while the boating, bathing and fishing are of the best. That Setauket is appreciated by the city folk is evident from the numerous cottages in process of erection on the shore. A few years should be sufficient for a rapid development ot this pretty village into a popular summer resort. NOTES. Miss Charlotte Newton of Brooklyn is a cuest iting their brother, Captain Winrietd S.

Overton, I past week, there has been plenty doing at this place. The boys and girls, old and young, have been busy planning some line of fun both day and night. Cards and dancing have obtained a strong foothold here, though the past week has been responsible for a number of moonlight sails and straw riding parties. Wednesday evening was ideal for lunar diversions and the beach was crowded with merry parties. NOTES.

The winners at the regular Tuesdnv evening euchre at the Cliffton were Charles Tod Parks. H. M. Giles, Mrs. Falrchild.

Miss Boss. Mrs. Kramer and Miss Townsend. A dance followed the cards, six pieces of music furnishing the Incentive for a terpslchorlc whirl. The Patchogue Pedro Club was the guests of Mrs.

J. T. Lossc on a moonlight rail to Water Island on Wednesday. The party took Its lunches and had a jolly time on the sands. wia Hienter or llol.eken.

N. .1.: Ilr. i.n.l Mrs. John Felnden Walter Feindon of New York. Payne Cottage Mrs.

E. p. Lane, Harrv D. Clark. It.

H. Clark, R. H. Bryson of Brooklvn. F.

A. Decker of Providence, R. I. Lewis Cottage Mr. and Mrs.

Milton E. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Jnvcc, Mnrv factory lor the season recently closed was tin.uoO cans of prime and cans of tips. Mme. Olga RurghurT. the celebrated New York linguist and lecturer upon "Folk Songs," Is a u. s.

at ort lotten, inets foint. tnis weeK. Alfred F. Downs of California has been spending a fortnight' In town. 'Mrs.

Matthew Buttle of Phllipsburg, has been the guest of her sister, Miss Margaret Walsh, Of Eighth, avenue. MliS. Flora Molr and Irving Moir of Hah way, ate spending sometime at the home of their aunt. Miss Carrie E. Townsend.

Captain and Mrs. I. J. Merrltt and Mr. and 'Mrs.

I. J. Merrltt. have returned this week Joseph and Cyril Joyce and Elizabeth Joyce of Brooklyn. South Jamesport.

Fire Island. The thermometer here during the week has marked an average of 76 degrees, with the breezes coming in from the Atlantic to put a veto on any perceptible increase In temperature, and it is not wonderful, therefore, how acceptable "the light" Is to parties from the mainland, for whom H. Arthur Catcn of the new Fire Island Hotel is constantly called on to cater. Dinner parties at the hotel have been the rule all week, and society folk from Babylon, Bay Shore, Sayville, Oakdale and even as far as Brooklyn and Manhattan, find a voracious appetite by the sail across the bay, and plpnty of the best to satisfy it on reaching one of tho best appointed up to date caravansaries on the island. Following arc the week's arrivals: Edward C.

Schaefer. Frederick Chlmann, Ralph Frankniann, Mr. and Mrs. James Austin. John Benslnger.

Frederick F. Maynard, Mrs. M. Keane, Miss M. Keane, Master Thomas Gatelm, N.

W. Keane, John T. Little, Miss Crulkshank. C. M.

Cruiksliank, Lyman A. Spalding, H. Meyjrs, W. T. Grldley.

F. W. Flood. C. II.

Corell. II. A. Wheeler. Mr.

and Mrs. G. Klnze. Mr. and Mrs.

Barry. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Levy, Gup. C. H. In ten. Theodora L.

Bailey. F. A. Baker. Mr.

and Mrs. H. P. Haaren. A.

H. Glnman. John W. Sills by, Lester Slllman, Mrs. R.

A. Sillsbv. Miss Je net White. John C. Doland.

N. C. Doland. Miss Bunan. Louis Solomon.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chester, all of New York; Mr.

and Mrs. Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs. Blum, Captain Baker, Mrs. T.

V. Doland. Miss E. M. Graham, and Mrs.

M. P. Fuller. Mrs. F.

D. Creamer. Miss II. Gulden. Mrs.

Charles Gulden, Mrs. H. F. Scharman. Charles V.

Snedeker, W. R. Klssam und party. Captain Weeks. Jay H.

Snylcs. Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Foster. Miss F. K. Price. Mrs.

John M. Rogers, all of Bay Shore: W. A. Simpson, Patchogue. L.

Miss Conn. C. M. Crulkshank. Mas sarwqua, L.

B. K. Hallldy. South Orange. N.

Irom a crmse on the sound in tne captain steam yacht Carrie. nouse party at winch ihe fashionables of Manhattan and Brooklyn gathered to while away many a pleasant, hour. The property has been purchased by William G. Park 47 Fifth avenue. Manhattan, and will undergo many alterations.

Park has been residing there for some time, having taken a lease of the place from Mrs. Tiffanv. It has been occupied in turn by Clarence H. Maekay and Cornelius Vamlerbllt. xriTKK.

Mrs. F. B. Ftevenf hue l.c entertaining as her guest Alexander ut Manhattan. UuMwin of HHimnri Is spending several days here us the guest or licr cousin, Arthur B.

Mrs. Tracy Post of this place has been visiting relntivrs in Hempstead. Georee H. and his sister. Miss I.

lam he. nf Hempstead, have been visiting their brother nt this place. The Society of FrlenJs Is bulldlnft a new place worrhlp to replace the one burned some time inanes Lowndes of Brooklyn, who liar, a at the Brewster cottage. D. s.

Jones and Henry Jones are visitors at Setauket. The latter has taken a cottage on the shore for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Volgt. Mrs. K. Depew, Master Depew and T.

V. George, all of Brooklyn, are at the Burch cottage for the summer. Alfred and Joseph Booth of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. G. Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Newton. Edgar Newton, are other Brooklynltes at Setauket. A Japanese dance at the Lakeview last week nanosome summer cottags on Ocean avenue has as equally a fine power yacht, the H. A A he, and aboard of which the Lowndes hospitality is always In evidence. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Watt of Brnoklvn are summering at the Thurber cottage. The Watts are old timers here. Jack Washburne. the cantain of fun at th.

Rhv guest at tho WIndamere with her husband and son. Miss Clara Strong Tutliill Is at Saratoga Springs. N. where she will remain until October, Miss Mary Robinson of Ithaca, N. formerly a teacher In the public school here, la spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.

Philip W. Tuthlll. 3he will enter the medical department of Cornell University next Fall. The Ronkonkoma and Mattituck nines will cross bats hero on the Athletic grounds at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Oregon and Mattituck Presbyterian Sunday schools held their annual picnic at Huslng's Grove Tuesday afternoon.

About 300 were present. The annual fair and garden party of the Presbyterian Church will he held on the church green on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and evenings of next week. Greenport. Attending tho increased crowds at Shelter Island, Greenport is enjoying a season of unusual brightness In the summer resort line. The hotels accommodating non transient boarders have their rooms booked well throughout August, and indications are for a busy month.

Bathing and sailing on the was well attended by guests and cottagers of This has been tho liveliest week yet at this resort. The big, yellow, harvest moon has been the means of a good portion of the lively doings. Moonlight suils and straw rides have been much in vogue this week. At all times a beautiful sheet ot water, Peconic Bay never looks more at its best than under the rays of the big full moon, with just a gentle breeze stirring lis waters. This has been the picture this week and numerous parties have availed themselves of the opportunity to get acquainted with the bay by night.

Indoors the euchres, dances and various other games, together with the musical features, have held full sway In the later hours of the evening. NOTES. il anil expects to ded eat, the new In a few weeks ine vicinage. ARRIVALS. Lakeview Mrs.

J. McCoy, Misses Nellie and Elizabeth McCoy. Miss Elizabeth Barden. Miss Taylor. Miss Florence Leech.

Frank Rlckel. Louis Erler. Charles Mlsslch. J. Taylor, Frank Pfanen shlog.

Captain Bovcrly Tyler. The Willows Mr. and Mrs. George T. Sutter.

Miss Mabel and Raymond Sutter, Cortland Hopkins. W. H. Hall. Judge Gustam.

A dance Is held nearly every night and every Miss L. G. Dugan. Peeksklll. N.

Y. Mrs. Fer Saturda nignt tne regular lormal weekly hop Tne Rev. John u. tjiaen.

rector 01 jp" Cethedral, Buffalo, stopped over In Whitestone thta week to vlskt the Rev. John F. O'Hara. rector of St. Luke's Church.

Father Biden is on his way to Italy. ARRIVALS. Wftt Smith's Mr. and Mrs. William Evans, Mis Carrie Evans, Albert Evans, Mr.

and Mrs. fft rrjons', Mr. and Mrs; S. J. Cawley.

Miss Rlba Cf.wley, Brlce Cawley, Mr. and Mrs. Aikman, 'Mrs C. Aikman, Brooklyn; Mr. Hartshorn, Mr' Wlegand.

Mr. Gansenmuller, Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. French and Miss Lovegrove, England: Mr. and Mrs.

Moffatt, Watertown. X. Hartshorn. Boston, Miss Alden Springfie Mass Mr. and Mrs.

Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver I Laho and daughter. Manhattan.

Oyster Bay. Fashionable Bayville, Center Island and tne President's country seat are the points ol interest socially to the summer people located here. At Center Island, in addition to many entertainments at the handsome tbttages, the weekly dances at the Seawan haka Yacht Club are well attended. Members of the club And the piazzas of the house desirable and cool after a hot day in the city and the railroad facilities enable the clubman to drop in after a short trip. The races occupy first place in the visitors' programme and share attention with other aquatic sports.

NOTES. Mr and Mrs. Frank Foote entertained a large tarty, after a straw ride last week, with dancing. Mrs E. K.

Hutchinson was the charming hostess of a social euchre at her cottage' last week. Mrs. F. W. Hauxhurst and Mrs.

C. N. Burroughs we're prize winners. Edwin Estes ot Brooklyn has been a visitor in town. E.

P. Burwell of Brooklyn Is a guest fit the Bowman cottage. Elsie Howard of Manhattan is visiting i Is given In the ball room of the hotel guson. Miss Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.

George Wherry. Miss Norma Llney. Amltyville. L. Frank L.

Bailey. G. H. Schipman, Brooklyn; Miss E. M.

Roberts. Miss L. E. Roberts. Spring tK ld, Mrs.

E. R. Seaver, orge Andrews, bay, day and night, are the sports, with an occasional picnic and fishing excursion on tho bay and land. 'NOTES. Edward Kumber.

Brooklvn: I'lww avenue cottage, is reducing his weight under special treatment and says he has Ion ten pounds pince the cow chased him out a rear lot while attempting to snap some prettv girls with his camera. Jack is the personification of veal jollity. Dr. J. Fuederlck Holler of Brooklyn Is a guest at the Bay avenue cottage.

Bowling has again become a fad at the lower end of Bay avenue. Two' of the smartest of tht bachelor girl set are the Misses Gilbert and Giles. In a game on Thursday Miss Gilbert defeated her friend by a score of 151 to 110, though at a previous roll Miss Giles had scored 1SS. Mrs. S.

Milkman of Brooklyn entertained a party of friends at a kaffce klatsch on Thursdav. which wound up with a crab supper in the evening. The women folks brought their sewing in to be busy, when not at play. In the group wore Mrs. L.

Green. Miss Polly Summerfleld, Mips Jennie Summerfield, Mrs. A. Summerfield and Mrs. I.

Sundheimer. One of the most successful euchres given at a local house was that at the Pine Grove on Wednesday, because a Brooklvn woman. Mrs. E. Biddle, managed the affair.

There were ten tables and seventeen elaborate prizes, which were won by Mr. and Mrs. Tugnot. Mr. id Mrs.

Bo gart, Mrs. K. Biddle. Miss Heron, is. Johnson, Mr.

Johnson, Mr. Clark, Mr. Reed, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Flxman, Mrs.

Jacobs, Mr. Richards. Mr. Betts, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Wilson.

Mrs. E. Biddle. Everybody was in full dress. A.

dance followed, as usual. A merry party of Brooklynltes. Mr. and Mrs. William Bourne and familv of Lewis avenue Miss Lottie Tonge.

Mrs. W. A. Banter and Miss Ethel Banter are located at their cottage, near Swan River. Mrs.

E. Biddle. Mrs. K. Biddle.

Miss Madeline Elizabeth, N. Miss W. S. Obundorf, New York City: Captain Charles Brown. Isllp.

L. 1.: Mrs. Ellsha Snifftn. New York: Miss Marie L. Bur James Gillins of Brooklyn is a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Cook Shelter Island. With the approach of the August days, Shelter Island approaches what might be said to be the height of its summer season. A conservative estimate of the number of guests at the hotels and boarding houses would figure well over a thousand.

At the Manhansctt House, a goodly crowd of Ave hundred makes merry day and night and the hotel corridors, the roads and beaches, bear evidence of the unusual attendance at this popular house. The available cottages are all taken and at the Heights, the Prospect House is the headquarters of a large and fashionable colony thoroughly enjoying the methods of natural and artificial enjoyment. August will witness a season seldom equaled and never surpassed at the island, should the expectations of the hotel proprietors materialize fully. NOTES. In the races for the Lohrke ctip at the vacht cluh.

C. F. Holllster's Knllma is ahead with eleven prints and Mortimer Fuller's Helen second with nine points. At the Prospect Utilise concei cn Friday morn in.e. M.

r. Cause, vocal soloist, w.ns nthn. gulrens. New Orleans: Miss Weston, New York; Jamett Kennedy. Chicago: M.

C. Balnl. Boston; Ferdinand de Murias, New York. Port Jefterson. At the Port there seems to be a midsummer lull in the social world of the summer visitor.

There is not the usual number of guests at the local houses, although in neighboring places on' the shore the boarding houses are doing an excellent business. Driving and yachting parties still make Port Jefferson their headquarters, however, and an occasional automobile furnishes another excitement. NOTES. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Brlgham of Brooklyn are visitors at the Powell Cottage. Miss Maria Lllllp of Brooklyn will spend tho summer at the Port. At the Brown Cottage are: J. Covert, Mrs. Covert, Miss Lewis and Messrs.

Douglas and Lang. Miss Hattle Young of Brooklyn is visiting at tho Grey Cottage on the shore. Charles Halleck and Miss Edith Halleck ol Among the expert ping pong players are Messrs. H. H.

Downs and W. C. Kimherly of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Fulmer and Miss Drcssloy of Manhattan. Mrs.

Duerst of Brooklyn Is probably the best woman swimmer at the resort. She hao Issued a challenge to any woman to swim the bay, ii distance of over a mile. Up to date this challenge remains untukn. H. E.

Downs entertained a very large party with a. moonlight sail Wednesday e'vpning. The new same of golf pool is 'receiving' considerable considerat ion at th hands of tht: women gnosis at the Great Peconlu Bay House and rn far Mrs. Wheeler holds the palm as the best player. La st Saturday night a largely attended formal hop was given at the Mlamosue.

W. C. Klmherly cf the Orpheum Theater is clerk at the Great Pc onic Bay House this summer. Professor Joseph Sumner, a mandolin artist, la Mrs. Frank Dana and Miss Edith Dana of Manhattan arc summering in Greenport.

Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cook of Brooklyn are visiting Greenport for several weeks.

Mrs. D. Floyd Davis and Miss Davis of Brooklyn are guests at the. Webb cottage. Captain Samuel Stewart of Jamaica was accorded a reception at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. I. T. Corwin last week. Captain Stewart Is well known in Greenport and was given a hearty welcome by his friends.

ARRIVALS. Clark House Mr. and Mrs. E. Stover.

F. A. Fenro, W. E. Hatton.

Milne. D. R. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Trcm. iine, W. Gardner.

C. P. Leonard. J. S.

McLoughlln. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Beebe. G. E. Swift. Mr.

and Mrs. B. H. Tobey. T.

W. Bailey. R. A. Allan, C.

O. Lyon, II. S. Levy. M.

R. Van Vlcck, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Cook, C. A. Kelly. F. L.

Plemey. G. W. Randerhurst, Ctoverdale Farm Mrs. A.

Godfrey, Miss Pearl Godfrey, Dr. and Mrs. D'Allir, John Rellly. Booth House Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Allen, F.

McCaffrey, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kilmartln.

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wear, J.

A. Church, H. A. Cooper, Mrs. A.

M. Falrchild. Miss Lnura Falrchild, Maurice, Cecil and Watts Falrchild. spennmg tne summer at the ure.u Peronlc. Professor Slmms entertained the Ruests at the Great Pecnnlc Monday evening.

A largely atr mded euchre wns civen nt the Biddle and Master Clarke Biddle of Brooklyn are JirooKlyn are guests here. ARRIVALS. Smith's Hotel G. H. Allen, R.

A. Porter. A Bay Shore. With the approaching horse show and the big regatta of the yacht club, all for next week, the season may be said to he approaching its zenith. The two big events promise to bring together a representative assemblage of society from all sections of the island, and the managers of each are anticipating some fine displays.

The past week has been crowded with the usual social functions. NOTES. Captain S. E. Maguire of Brooklyn is visiting at tho Dominy House.

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Post entertained Henry W.

Hayden and Miss C. F. Smith of Philadelphia at the Prospect last Monday. D. C.

Faurs and W. J. LaRocho of New York came up In their yacht Docker this week and stopped at the Prospect. H. Barnes and family Of Brooklyn are summering at the Halloclc i ottage.

Frank R. Dickey, son of the Supreme Court Justice, of Brooklyn, is domlelNrt at the Oriental cottage. Tliey will have as their August guests spending tnelr vacation at the Pine Grove Hotel. A shuflleboard has been iiut in at the Cliffton. and among the crackajack players are Mr.

and Mrs. Creamer. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, who Flopped F.

Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Garden, M. C. ooyce, jut. ana Mrs. a.

oe Konde. A. Leon A. D. Moore, H.

E. Smith. J. s. Oterar.

W. ri tins ween, were ine par excellence. Air. lil llot, it is said, having been at one time the New York state champion at this came. 'vioerga.

n. ttaton, ueorge Lepper, R. Goller C. A. Oberle.

J. F. Hamilton, u. E. Wills N.

J. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Goodsell. W. V. Hanan.

C. S. Bum T. B. Burr.

F. M. Welch. James R. Husson, the.

popular captain of the fleet yacht White Cap has been entertaining the Miss Laura E. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood.

Mrs. H. Drew and Miss Irene Drew Miss L. M. Curry, Miss E.

S. Wales are other Brooklynltes at Oyster Bay. ARRIVALS. Octagon House W. W.

Stone. D. W. Wood. Louis Poessel.

T. A. Wilson. Ferdinand Jelke. D.

D. Colcock. S. B. Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Ferry.

B. F. Guy. L. A.

Van Gelder. Huntington. This "popular resort, with its long harbor and miles1 of shore front from Huntington to Halesite, now has a host of cottagers, and many guests at the hotels. Bathing, dependent upon tide, as is the case with all north shore places, is the principal arnusemetft of the visitor, equaled only by the excellent sailing in harbor and sound. The roads in this vicinity are excellent; hence driving is another daily pastime.

Southold. Great Peconic Friday evening, and last night the usual weekly hop was given. Mrs. Weir of Brooklyn and Mrs. Scannell of Manhattan gave a euchre at tho Minniogue Wednprjflay evening.

Twelve prizes were awarded. Thursday evening fourteen of the youns people of the Miamoguf' had a straw ride to Riverhead and attended the circus. Wednesday morning a vaudeville entertainment, arranged by several Brooklyn young women, took place at he Mlamogue. Miss Crawford was tin pianist, anfl Mes. ar.ndl and Ililev the comedians.

Messrs. Konney and lugull performed feais of si i eng'h and Misses Ora wfnrd, IV'. ir'. Streat, Joseph and Marco gave 'iro vocal musical selections. Hosii McLauphlfn Is taking a great Interest In ping pong, and plays occasionally.

ARRIVALS. Great Peconic Bay House F. 0. Carman and family, Mr. and W.

J. Thompson and maid. A. L. Fettreteh.

T. H. Fuller. Dr. and Mr.1 Sullivan May.

F. MrP. Muy. Rlchnrd M. Costello.

Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jladden. Ll.

er. Ea 1 ra gf Miss Flora 1 rn cr F. Ruthmnn. Mrs. W.

M. Fullmer. MIhs Dressley, W. Sinvnsori. K.

Laylor, Manhattan; S. V. iv. i. ai.

srusn, and Mrs. II. M. Redman. Port Jefferson Hotel A.

C. Bogg, J. W. Haf flngith. T.

E. Stone. W. E. McGaly, H.

T. Foote. A. W. W.

Vanderwark, A. Cameron, H. Overbaugh. L. P.

Newby, Captain Ferris. W. C. Foote, A. B.

Russell, C. E. Adams. Townsend House C. E.

Kay, O. P. Ely, Perry Havens, C. J. Walker.

C. J. Crowley, Leport. C. A.

Shedd. D. H. Buckingham. W.

Chapman, S. Vllkmah, G. P. Spelr, W. P.

Evans si. iftk ally received liy the large audience. Ihe children ut the Munhansett House enloved a Jolly straw ride at the hands of ilr. Harman on Tuesday cveninK. Manager II.

P. V. Laivsnn was' the grateful recipient of a handsome office clwir Inst week a remembrance from the staff or the Prospect and Pay lew Houses. A dainty luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs.

Isaao Hrcnnan was an affair of lust week. Among tho guests were: Hen. and Mrs. M. J.

Orien. Judga ujid Truux. u. Farrell and T. Br nnan.

Misses Ell. on Adams. Ida Irene i. rouch and Uctty Manm are centers of admiration cn th because of their ability at aquatic Two pinflr pong tournaments were on the Heirhts programme for last week; one tS.v for mixed doubles at the country cluh and the scmr' Inspect pavilion. Hand! scmo prizes were awarded.

This little Sm'lf wh longer 'eL, A six handed progressive euchre partv on Wed nesdaj evening was presided over bv Mrs. Vtilse.n and Mrs. T. W. Crourn.

i'rlze wlnneri were Mrs. Benjamin Aliha Mrs. BenTamln tu lh Jr Mrs. F. M.

Crawford. JaenJamln A1" I. J. Kainev )m riarry A. l'errel and ot Brooklyn.

Not since the settlement of this old village in 1640, has it had a more lively and successful season so far than the one of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mills Gibb have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt at A flshln pa'rTf from the Prosnect.

including With Long Island Sound on tho north and the Northport. Mr. Sam Small. Mr. Parks and Mr.

Todd, the Dretlv Peconic Bay on the south, with an in Northport enjoys an unusual popularity with the summer folk this year, and it easily deserves this patronage. The 6iiio auuHiu nis noar rue past week. The steamer Sea Witch has chanced lis morning and afternoon trips from the Montauk clock to 9:30 and 2:30 o'clock. Everything is complete for the annual entertainment at the lyceum for the benefit of St. Francis de Sales Church next Wednesday night.

The summer colony is always Interested' in this entertainment and the Rev. Father Cronln Is anticipating a big purse therefrom. Mr. McFarlane and family of Detroit are expected at the Cliffton for August and September. The coming circus has bern the means nf preparing "circus" parties for Tuesday.

in this line a party from the Clinton and some of th Bay avenue cottages, who will feed the elephant and pip the ossilled man, has been made up to include Mr. and Mrs. Kellar. Edward Burn Mls Bessie Dillon. Mrs.

Waycott. Frank A. Dowling. Miss C. V.

Hafner. E. J. Hafner. Miss Mavme Lu cretia Dillon, Miss Florence Mav, Miss May Han Ian.

Ernest E. Hafner is expected nxt week for a fortnight's stay with his cousin. "Eddie" Hafner. The Women's Bowling Club, started last year, has been renewed by the Cliffton guests. Tuesday the usual game was rolled with the following results: Mrs.

Boss 83: Mrs. Doelger, 63; Mrs Jenkins. 99; Mrs. Burdlch. S6; Mrs.

Broadnax, S3 Mrs. Van Wart. 9S. Other members of the club are Mrs. Shipley, Mrs.

Walcott, Mrs. Shuttle worth, Mrs. May. Miss Rocap and Mrs. Fountain Everybody wlil get a nrize at the end nf tho NOTES.

W. R. Selleck'e Edgewater House, which is being rebuilt, is now nearly ready for occupancy. The morns are betnir taken as soon as completed. Fifth avenue bonfface.

caught thirty big blueflsh one day lat week. Miss E. Ruff is one of the leading entertainers at the Prospect. J. M.

Reihle and family have arrived at their cottage on Ocean avenue. A party of Cortlandt House guests made a trip to Patchogue last wii, enjoying the delightful moon en routr. Dinner was served ot tho popular Mascot nt Pathosue shore. The tennis t.iuni.'ir.ient the Llnwood is still In pronnr Skiney Brown leading with four games wnn and none Inn. The PU'amfr Fire Island now running daily Webber, Gt org, ll.

L'Uift. u. A. iJuer.it, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

Wiifnrd HufoH, Manhattan: Miss A. Finley. Miss A. Phillips. V.

Finlry. Mr. and Mrs. Calkins. Pnvjkiyn.

Locust 'Irove House William Mann. Hoboken, Sailing parties from the Klssam Mouse, now in for shnr, cr A V. 1 a 10 1 its' twenty tlrst year, are thoroughly enjoyed by tKe fruests. liny. 'K with the Corinthian fleet An" N.

.1.: Alfred F.gen. Max Mnrn'IK Mr. Hester. Plnlr.lield. N.

Misses Minnie Edith JJoone, IPIalnfleld: Miss T. .1. Southorland. Mr. R.

W. E. Sammls of Manhattan is a guest at Weit Sick. TEr. J.

E. O'Donohue of Brooklyn, is now at his cottage at West Neck. Miss Kate Buslck of Brooklyn Is visiting at the irom tlu1 I'msnect dork to Fire Island. An Informal dance for members ami their guepts was held at the yacht club house last Smith cottage. Misses Nellie Hubbs and Mary Peck of Brooklyn are with Miss Jessie Brush.

At the residence of M. L. Scudder, Halesite, H. Ro.udder is amonc the euests. night.

A sacred concert was civen at the Prospect The clove gorman of last week was quoted a. V'f anS agre fae tervenlng distance of only two miles. South old is a most desirable Bummer resort. The usual jolly cottagers 'are at their pleasant seashore homes with hosts of city visitors. The boarding: houses are already refusing guests and the hotels are booked in good shape for the month of August.

Everything points to a very prosperous boarding season. NOTES. Mlrs Minnie RothschiM. Mrs. F.

Rothenherg DTid Mrs. Geraldlne M. Rcedcr of Manhattan are giu sts of Dr. and Mrs. Anion Sturmdorf at their Bay avenue cottage.

Mrs. Dora E. Miller of Washington. D. C.

Is spending th Summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ttiylor and son of Porto Rico are spending the Summer with Mrs. Taylor's father, John Korn.

Mrs. Mosofj L. Preston and daughter Miss Julia and son Evelyn of Jersey City, and Mrs. William Terry and daughter Miss Mahel of Burlington. are guest i at John P.

Wells'. Mrs. Sadie Devln of Manhattan has arrived at her cnttnge on the Sound. She broujrht with her. cn steamer Shlnnccoek.

a driving and saddle hors1 and traps. Much Interest Is heing shown by lovers of bowling In th1 contest for prizes tn he civen by the proprietor of the Pine Grove bowling alleys for the best scores made from July 15 to August IT, Inclusive. ARRIVALS. Park Hotel Mr, and Mrs. 3.

M. Harr, Miss Emma Harr, Mr. and Mrs. M. l.

Schneider. last Sunday and an excellent programme was rendered hv tho Iiousr orchPtra. Miss Em His. Ruff. Mr.

McCormick. Mrs. S. C. Hallidav.

Henry Ruiz. MIfs Cora Muller. Mr. Pinner. Mr.

Mollnarl. son, to be awarded according: to scores. Professor Welfenbach on Sunday last Inaugurated his regular weekly sacred concerts Tuesday evenlnir Mr. and Mrs. r.

i Si "Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mott and family are occu frying the Schuyler cottage at East Neck.

Jft the Huntington Yacht Cluti races, the boats i of A. H. Woodcock. 'T. E.

Overton, W. S. Sam Wis, F. Rogers, John Green and O. W.

Inger SOU are prominent. ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS. Dominv House Miss Sweeney. Emlle Mottey.

F. gave a dinner party to a few of the fllirto'n guests. boarding houses are all well hooked for the season, which promises to be a long and paying one. All of the cottages along the. shore are occupied and the cottagers and hotel guests have abundant source of amusement in the plentiful sailing, fishing, bathing and the like which make up the programme of the city visitor.

NOTES. Mr. D. P. Morse and family are now occupying their new handsome cottage on the west shore The Bay View cottage, under the management of Mrs.

M. M. Storm, a former Brooklynlte, Is now wholly occupied, with a good prospect for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Charles Ackerman and Mrs.

J. King of Brooklyn are visitors in Northport. Sherman W. Ford and T. D.

Holland, on the Eleanore of the Morris Yacht Club, were recent visitors at the Independent Yacht Club. Also J. N. Williamson and Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Rlgel The annual cruise of the Northport Yacht Club took away the boats of Commodore J. B. Morren J.

V. Hiltman. H. S. Mott.

H. and R. Morse, S. L. Ackeriy.

The cruise includes New London, Shelter Island and other points. Yachting parties visiting the Northport Yacht Club: T. M. Bell and E. C.

Beecker of the Orion. Man hanset Y. C. Joseph Overbaugh and Miss Ruth Berrlan on the Gray Squirrel of Northport. Mr.

and Mrs. N. H. Emmons of New York. Miss Belle Scranton of Brooklyn.

Miss Minnie Rogers of Hoboken, J. W. Bulwinkle of Brooklyn. H. B.

Saunders of New York. Miss Marguerite Brush of Brooklyn. J. C. Bell, G.

Martin and William H. Martin of Manhattan; Theodore lTem an. family of five. Rutherford, N. Mre.

haffner, Mits Guentz, MnnhRtta n. Mlamogue Mrs. Walter A. Murray and daughter, J. McGreavy and faintly, r.

Meyors 'hotT, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Conor, Manhattan: Mr.

and Mrs. K. 0. Meeker and daughi Mr. and Mr.

M. Dougherty, Mr. and Mm C. H. Sllktnati.

Miss D. M. Srhofield. Brooklyn E. Robert shuw.

Chicago; Samuel Tarr, Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. 13. B. Marco.

Miss Grace B. Maro. Mrs. Theodore B. Keller.

Manhattan: Mr. Mrs. II. M. Johnson, fnmily and mn id.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred de Mcna. Brooklyn: Eleanor M. MiichwU, Donald Nichols, Manhattan; Mr.

and Mrs. T. E. Gloucester, Agnes May. MIfs Catharine Waltely, Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Ludlam. Jamaica: Mr.

and C. II. SmUh. Pv. and Mrs.

Silas V. Leveriflg, Miss It. Burger. Mihs Ethel Levorldgu, Master Hawkins Leverldg, Master H. Berger.

H. C. Hatlenbarh. Manhattan; Mrs. .7, G.

Crawford, Miss L. G. awford. Brooklyn; E. M.

Streat. Mrs. Hubert O. Streat. H.

G. Streat. C. II. Joseph, Mr.

ami Mrs. R. Murray. Charles Ingull, Matth. L.

Riley. Fred J. Kenny, Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Welh. Broooklyn. Willi tho W. Ganliner. Jules Kussf II.

Mrs. Kufsell. Mr. and party including tne Misses Dillons, Hanlans. Kellar Messrs.

Snrague. Burn. Kellnr vi o. il Mrs. YUllla rn jr.

Warner, M. E. Parselle. Mr. ami Cromwell Chlide, J.

Dels, strumental music enlivened the spread feature of the evening was the organization "of the Knockers' Club, the initiation ree of which is one knock. A memhprsliln hart has been adopted. The cluh will iriv. Miss Gardiner. J.

R. C'urley, George Frothlng ham. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Berry Wall. William G. Boadeny. MIfs V. Strand.

Mrs. W. p. Robeson. Miss Bessie P.

Robeson. Mips Clara D. Robeson, Mr. and Mrs. II.

F. Barrett. Thomas Devln. George Stewart. Mr.

and Mrs. O. D. Patterson, Walter B. Cowperthwaitp.

Adaens C. Rumner, party, to Oakdalc next week and are planning" to gHo a masquerade ball at the Cliffton the first ot Humphre'TJf Alleman on the James Yacht Club. Bay ueAt monin. ARRIVALS. Thurber cottase John w.

Captain E. P. Maguire. U. S.

R. C. S. Prospect House W. L.

Wright, Mr. and Mrs. E. Yausrh, J. H.

Tod. John A. Jarvis. G. H.

Small. W. Master, John Small. R. Mcore.

E. J. Bergen. Mrs. A.

R. Van Nostrand. Mrs. W. A.

Pr F' Mrs. J. C. Can Mrs Holland and son. Mr.

nd Mvs jim Ci. F. Klrkpatrlck on Dawn of Corinthian Yacht Club. C. Beckwith.

Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mr. Robinson.

Mrs. Keller. J. H. Keller.

J. K. Hcsmor, Seymour H. Robinson. P.

Burdell Miller. family. The Cliffton William M. Schwenka, jr Doremus, Miss J. McCarthy, William Troy xor I lyn Yacht Club 'Iga of Brook Presion on Memony of R.

J. Brucman. Mlsn Marlow, George A. Hurty. J.

Coiton, W. T. Ro Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Tan In Quaint Old Moriches. Edgewater House Mr. and Mrs. W.

Bodwell. Miss Bodwell. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

McBride. Miss Jennie Howard, V. W. Ferris, J. P.

Wright. E. S. Williams. A.

R. Widel, George Pollock, A. Scrimshaw, E. R. Scrimshaw, J.

F. Scrimshaw. Miss S. A. Klbbe, Mrs.

J. P. Wright, the Misses L. A. and A.

Wright, Miss S. A. Kibbe. Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Wicks, E. R. Peters.

Miss Carrie I. Jessup, Mrs. 6. A. Bacon, A.

F. Wlergadt, Mrs. A. Etrlnger, Miss Etrlnger. Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Schank, E. D.

Barlow, ir. E. E. Burrowes. Kendal Hall, L.

B. Smith. Cold Spring. Well ihown for its acres of handsome estates, the country seats of prominent Brooklyn and Manhattan people, Cold Spring is somewhat backward as a summer resort. The location in the harbor Is good and the natural opportunities for sport and amusement are many, ahd perhaps its distance from direct roads ot travel may be the cause of its non popularity.

It is sufficient to Bay, however, that except in its social side, Cold Spring is on a par with all other health shore resorts. A better place for a quiet nrr.IF otractllnp. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Jake, MJfs ARRIVALS. Le Poutelller. Mr. and wie uijan, iew lork. A.

M. Bradley of the Mollle S. of S. Y. C.

A. L. Fuller. B. Lattlmer.

O. F. Jones and L. Schenck of the Shadow. Canarsle Y.

C. C. A. Martin. R.

McClain. E. Hayes and W. E. Wise of the Kate.

Canarsle Y. C. ARRIVALS. Harbor View Cottacs Mr. and Mrs.

N. Emmons Miss BruVkman Mrs urucfcman. Coughlin, Mr3. E. A.

Leslie. F. M. Leslie. R.

Lomdelhaugh. Mrs. Ida F. Poole Mrs. .1.

Mc Cullougli. Mr. and Mrs. ti. F.

Terwlliger. Mrs. M. K. Prende.

gast, .1. A. Trendergast Weslev J. YVelant. Mrs.

.1. M. Hasch, Mlr.s I Raseh, Mr. and Mrs. ileor.tre rov.

rs. Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodl nasa.

Valoner Miss nell. P. F. Nichols, L. V.

Giles. Mr. Mcln tyre, W. P. Hobart R.

F. French, John Thomson John G. Hanveze. F. J.

Harris. S. D. Babcock! John Jerome Deeny. W.

W. Sturges, E. Hill. Louis Ferguson. W.

F. Spence. Frank I. Chaffer. M.

J. Oiblin. Robert Bartley. George Town send. Julius Ruff, D.

C. Fauss. W. J. LaRoche J.

B. Forbes, Mrs. H. Preisch. E.

A. Xichols." J. M. Curran. Dr.

J. M. F. Eagan of New York; Dr. J.

E. Walsh. R. W. Haff.

A. V. Suydam. Mrs. Suydnm.

Miss J. Suydam. MIsb K. Suydam. Miss L.

Suydam. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lott William Cotter.

II. Burr, Miss Edna L. Steern! Newton J. Steers, John W. Loughran of Brook v.

r. Lane. j. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Connelly Mr and Mrs. M. Blake, Mr. and Mrs! VroH'n alct' Mr Ta4 Mrp F.

F. Gambler, J. Fred Boss, Henry J. Stemme, F. M.

Ross Harrison Mr and Mrs. E. F. Hollett, E. 3.

Han: wn. Marlon D. Rae j. g. Hammond, Dr.

Knlpe. Mr. A. B. Aldrich.

James Hoeme" SeMotterbeck. Dr. Johnson of New York wlnrVHpFr Alnsch. H. E.

Marshall of Chicago Henry B. Gorham, East Norwalk, Mr E. Purdy. Orange, X. M.

c. Stowell Mr Stowell. Ralph Stowell, Detroit, C. Bayles Bales Mlss Baylef. Dubuque, Edwin J.

Rs, Dover. N. J. Miss E. Metcalfo.

Mrs and Mrs. E. J. O'Brien. Center Moriches.

The season Is now at Its full flood here and with to night's arrivals the high water mark will be reached. All the pastimes of the south side resorts are here indulged. Sathing, sailing, fishing with driving and heeling are in evidence by day, while dauc iug, ping pong and cards hold sway evenings. H. Hulbert.

Mrs worth. hdytho 'Odivorth. R. A. Sallh Mr.

Fisher of Washington. Miss H. Jacobs, Miss Heusten. A. King.

Mr. and Mrs. George Covert and family. Mrs. Mayo of Richmond.

Mr. and Mrs. David Warden. Miss Ellon Velvln of London, Mrs. Leftwlch.

Mr. Dimmock, Archibald Watson, Miss Agnes Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mrs.

M. M. Storm Ackeriy House Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman, Mrs.

W. S. Duryea. P. Duryea, Miss Duryea, C.

A. Sallh. Mrs. .1. A.

Miss Edith Cook. Rov Jaeckcl. H. BirehVnV J. Cook.

Albert E. Cock of Brooklyn. Miss Mar Mrs. Charles Graham Ml. Frtlt'h rt2t Mr, ani Caret Delehanty.

.7. Farren. John A. Del nder Corleta. Mrs.

Finch Ml. f.m"3?' chanty nf Albany. X. Mr. and Mrs.

J. c. Gro 1 Ksther Baldwin. Knaurf ga. Miss M.

A Magorl.m and sister of Pittsburg. 1 3: Rf W. Coone. GeorS? iiw Fn. ima, uporii.

Klein tj ii l. Moriches Inn A. A. Pastre. E.

A. Breshert. .7 Irs A. Mayers. Gew'se Pivh MJ' "4 LennAn.

Mis Florence N. neane. Charles GardneK Burrows. D. Sargem' bS' F.

B. Shea. Homer Everell. James Elkiund "hn Mason. Mrs.

H.U RHaT' Henry Mehrten, J. w. Butler. Mrs. Riellv and I h'TvUC," Kehr, Mr and daughter.

Genre W. Erwell. Harry Erwe! ilr. i Mf; "nd Mrs. Butcher t' and Mrs.

P. Hess Rohert Pierson. Joseph Miss Corn ell Mri' Do antery of Manhattan: Ellis Lord. W. Dun S', ths Mlss A.

James W' Mrs 1)avl" Kearney of Brick and Mrs. R. Sturges. Church. N.

J. The goit grounas at tne BrooKiyn are yet incomplete, not sufficiently advanced for regular games, although progress is being made, l'ing pong, here as elsewhere, Is tho rage although tennis still has its votaries. Moonlight sails were also much in vogue this week. Fishing on tho old Franklin wreck is vacation couia naraiy De selected. NOTES.

The grounds of the New York State Flherv CCnimlssion are the objective point of many driving parties from nearby resorts even from the south shore. lyn; h. bpecr, itisnurg. Mrs. M.

Sln nock. Newark X. E. S. Robinson, A.

G. Robinson, Westfield. N. J. G.

A. White, Chicago; WT. B. Reed. Mt.

Vernon; E. C. Malloy, Indianapolis. The Linwood E. F.

Haight and familv. Mr Vought. Mr. Fredericks. Dr.

Tlechmnn Horn, Miss M. Wallbrldge, Mrs. W. C. Barber, W.

C. Barber. Carl F. Graesser of Brooklyn; W. F.

Maclay, Yonkers. N. Y. William F. Herbert D.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson May Frederick B. Campbell. Mr.

Pinney, C. DeL.ancey Allen, New York. Mr. nnrl f. Miss Florence and Mlss c.

itainev. 'ewett. Love. Miss Javors. ,1 TenKnc 1 1 Jonn 1U.

Solellac Mlss Henry M. Bruckman mi. S. Jenkins, Mlss Maiihv. A' tV'rne' Frederick T.

Mellby, G. Gardner, Mrs. J. H. Hughes Alice P.

Gleason of Brooklyn. AVlnona Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Ullman, Mr. and FarreH Carberry Gladys I. Carberry, Pine Grove Hotel Mrs, K. Biddle Mrs Ridel Madeline Biddle. Clark W.

ddle irrs hS gins. Helen F. Wilson, Mr. and Mr Charles Eogart, MIbs Edna Jack Begirt Charles M. Bogart, E.

A. Baldwin. Warren Mertens, Fred MerLens, W. H. HIcKin Mr nnrt Mr H.

Benson J. Hughes, A 1 fee Gleason iWV Brooklyn, Harry Brown. Fiscl el. Master L. Kind, Mrs.

A. Wallach and son, E. Flxman. Mrs. Flxman, Leo Frank.

Mrs Frank Yerrec Frank. Josectlia Frank, Edwin Frank Henry Matthews, Craig Muir. Miss Gill of New lork, Mrs David Jenkins, Mrs. J. a.

Johnson. Daniel C. Johnson, Francis Young Johnson Can lyn G. Johnson of Brooklyn, Herbert Robinson Mrs. A.

V. Grant, Frank Baldwin, Jeane Janescky' Marie Benson. C. Muir, the Misses Ida and Ada 'eingarten. Ocean Avenue Hotel G.

Jacobson, D. Campbell. George C. Turner. E.

A. Hilfrick, Mr and Mrs. E. B. Sanford, Miss Sanford.

Thebdore Btak pole. Mrs. Stackpoie. Josoph K. Strauss Borgee, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Gardner. Mr.

'and Babylon. Ohee. i Tvi, M. Me Riverside House Senator Thomas II. Culbm and ramlly, Mrs.

John Ling and daughter? Mrs Roasof Brooklyn; Mrs. Walsh. Mr. Hops'. Mr 'and o1f Across.

Mrs. Frleg and familv. Mr. f.m..Mrs nonalfI of Manhattan; Mr and Mrs William Dema and party, Newark. N.

J. East Moriches. There Is a big demand for em boats here searii. miss Moine ir Berry, iliss Mne Klop penhurg. Louis Ehrhard, Mr, and Mrs.

Frank Mannle. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Bronson. Miss Grace Mannie Dr. and Mrs. R. J.

Scofleld. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hart.

Miss Violet Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. James Meehan, Miss Meehan. Bryant cottage Miss Johnston, Miss Nora Johnston.

Birmingham, Penn. Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Nichols. Malcolm C. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Z. Phramer, Master Willie Phramer, Brooklyn: Miss Pilffer. New York City; Mrs. and Miss Amclung. Mrs.

Allen. Miss Louise Allen, Brooklyn: Miss Mortens. Miss Anna Martens. Miss Ida Martens. Parkvllle, L.

Miss Carrie Smith. Borough Park; Miss Klrkman, Miss Edith Lawrence, Mr. S. Haussman, East Orange: E. Bul cher, Charles Butler, Herbert Butler, Miss Mary Butler.

Mrs. A. Thezzena. Frank Webjen. George cbjen, Mr.

and Mrs. Mulcahy, New Tork City. The warm July days have brought to this Sound resort more than the usual number good when surf conditions make it practicable. NOTES. Tho family of Peter Conlln.

former chief of police, are at their cottage on Union avenue. Representative George H. Lindsay of the Fifteenth Congressional District. Brooklyn, with his family, is taking a rest here at the Ocean House. State Senator Thomas H.

Cullen and family are at the Riverside House. John A. Delehanty and family of Albany are now at the Brooklyn. The Delchantys have long This has been a lively week among tho patrons of the Watson House, the climax place yesterday with a fair for a charitable object, hold on the hotel lawn and Kuth Martin. IX.

G. Neustndt La 'XZ X. Fred Berwick of Brooklyn is a visitor at the Bennett cottage, i and Mrs. W. B.

James and family have left for a two months' stay In the Adirondacks The Rev. G. R. Cain of Manhattan is a guest I of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Velsor. Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Llnnlgton and Miss Lin clngton of Manhattan are spending the summer at I West Neck. I R. de Forest's estate of ninety acres is one I of. the sights of Cold Spring and abounds in delightful woods and beautiful views. I vA lecture by Dr.

D. T. MacDougal of tho Bronx Biological GaVdens last week was well attended by summer guests. ARRIVALS. Laurelton House Mrs.

L. Mottelon. Mrs. A. Llndberg, Frank and William Llndberg, H.

C. Kllngler, S. J. Le.Rolle. Miss Eva Mockler.

Mr. I and! Mrs. A. Van Valkenberg. Miss A.

W. Huntington, Miss Grace Huntington. Ralph Dean, 2lle. LecZerc, Mrs E. Nevin, Miss Davis Nevln, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Mott. A. Lawrell, E.

Johnson ,3. W. Prlngie, H. O. and S.

S. Pedersen. A. Kr.eck. De Bennett, R.

A. liennett. ana mat is tne best indication of the sue 11.11 'II IU 11. .1 I U.h.l.l ceS3 Ot the season. It is the feature of this i L.

p. Rider. Mrs I place. Leave it out and the little remain ji nS' Mr 'Mr ani ins would be little indeed; One firm here Litton, 'Mrs. JandYrVil RC, M' owns over thirty and acts as agent for a "ay Vio.v House W.

ivnowUnn Leedi Mr number of other boat owners. The boat own Pleken. Mlss Walton ers reap a greater harvest in nronnnion i "cRcnoush. f. f.

Schlener. a. Glut: which was under the direction of little Miss Sylvia de Murias. At the other houses there has been some form of entertainment all the time, so that Babylonians, native or transient, always find something to amuse them. NOTES.

of visitors. Almost all of the hotels and the outlay than does the hotel or boarding i Mlss i i Doaraing nouses report a successful hnsi A pool tournament is under way at the "Watson ness and tho crowds at the beach every fine been patrons of the Brooklvn. Mr. Dolenanty Is very fond of driving and drove through when he came nnd reports a pleasant trip with good roads through the south side villages. Mrs.

Savllle and Mrs. E. W. Berlman are tho champion ping pong players the Hotel Brook 1JMrs. B.

F. Terwllliger and Miss Terwllllger of Brooklvn, who spent the winter at Nassau una uw Epring'at Palm Beach. are at tho Hotel Brooklyn for the summer. Tho weekly Saturday evening hop at the Moriches Inn Is much patronized by cottagers and guests. Mr.

and Mrs. George Norcross of Manhattan are now at the Riverside House for tho twenty eighth summer. Miss Thomson and Miss Grace Thomson of Manhattan, who have been here until this week, when ini a. Jiusciic ijuun, a. j.

oiiDert, l. Dobbin, M. Knox Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. Ness lcr and family, R.

R. Mares, Miss Blanche Jacobs, Miss Anna Devy, Miss E. Gilbert, Henry Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Ij. Aukle. Phillip Abrahams. A J.

nouse. mo players meiunc (Japtam w. J. underwood, John A. Cormack.

W. V. Wood Dr. nouse man. and both classes are now wear MlP Marian Austin.

Miss Edith ustln Mrs t' Ing smiling faces over the tide of pros MuiVuv'ns TV Besie 'Muruock! perity. The sail to the beach Is as much of "'h 1vd an attraction as tho bnth at the end of the I cham. b6tl? uay Ki eviaence or tne numbers in town. Guests do not have any difficulty in finding outdoor amusement, while the social life of Arnold. F.

It, PeForreEt, C. F. Williamson, C. A. Leighton and E.

Shortrnnd. The Dlnfr Donr tournament nt the Vni.nn tuA St. James. sail, and the weather has been tine for both Oxford House Miss Vivian Mnedonnel Edgar Strasburger. A.

G. Sellnger. T. W. Tavlor MisS Isabel Wilcox.

Mrs. W. C. Wilcox. Mlss Jeanne te Mril'T if', Mv7 Hewson.

Mr and Mrs. H. ohen. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Sellnger. M. Strashurger. the Itlsses Eva and Bertha sailing and naming this week. notes.

Mrs. E. M. Roberts entertained a number of tho Brooklyn cottagers at a euchre even ing. rimhtlrppl i Iln Mrs.

L. Schrclbcr, Miss Josephine SchMber. Miss Olga Schrleber. Eugene A. Cahlll.

Wiilinm Hug Sundheim, H. Lannburgh. A. de Cordova. G.

L. Lynch, G. Waldron Blake. Miss J. F.

Dobbins George H. Tiernan, W. H. Janes, Miss m' A. Janes, Rose Lnnnenherg.

Bernard Strauss Frank Strauss. B. B. Pelta, C. S.

Pelts, Mr and Mrs. James KIrby, V. VIctorson, E. II. Dooley of Manhattan, William F.

Dunbar, Ellin Lord, John C. Wiardn, Mrs. Wlardn. Miss Annie Wlnrda, Master John Wlarda, Airs. W.

Vander Volde Mre. John Williamson, Miss D. M. Williamson', P. R.

Mareo, Robert J. Dauby, Mrs. E. R. MI11I gan, Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Howland. Mr. and Mrs.

G. M. Wilson. Miss Ida Wilson. A.

Bar dcil, Charles H. Henting, T. L. Hauptner, Mrs. Hauptncr, Master C.

F. Hauptner, Miss Elsie Hln mann, Louis Wolfort, Kate Wolfort, Alfred Mu Blan, Mrs. A. G. Carter, Hedley V.

Carter, Victoria A. Carter, Dorothy A. Carter, C. T. Carter of Broooklyn.

llie Brooklynltes and Jerseymen loined 1 Webster ir I i 'Z', II. forces for a good time on the bench Tuesday M.ver il 6 Pilfer i Ir arUs evening. The features were a bonfire built Inckaye Mw Mary MrB ot driftwood, sending out a many hued llame and Winvah cottage nnl a clambake for the comfort of the Inner man. in to ti Patrons of tho Wntehogue. cottaecrs mill fimeiu i l.

Katnryn tne resort orings out many hops and other formal and informal affairs. Tennis and ping pong are. close rivals in popularity with the summer boarder. NOTES. at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club last evening was a repetition ot the success attending the same entertainment last summer A large crowd of members and friends nttendod.

On August 2 will be given an open air concert und August fl a smoker. Mrs William Morgan and Miss Fanny Morgan have left for a visit to Saratoga. Joseph Dissert of Brooklyn is a guest at the Denman cottage. Klrk ot Brooklyn Is a visitor at; Ia tho progressive hearts sam at the Yacht i St. James has been subject to a remarkable growth within the past year a development whiCh is still in progress with every sign of continuance.

Cottages are rapidly arising on tW water front, land is constantly changing hands and a spirit of advance Is evident everywhere in the place. St. James is in line with many other similar North Short esorts and there is abundant source recreation, and enjoyment to be found jYeiro during tne pleasant summer months. The annual grand opening given by Terry iaai ween wns won ny r. c.

Tennis at the Watson House has a large number of followers and among the cruckftjacks tire the three Burguleres and the Mlsseo Weston and Jtitu lngg. The that thn Argyle Hotel is to closo Is denied by Manager JalmeB. who says the house will remain open until October 1. Mr. Chabot has severed his connection with the management of the house.

A lobster supper party from Isllp on Tuesday included Frank W. Kinsman. Mr. and Mrs Agicr, Mr. and Mrs.

Secor, Mrs. Bliss, Mr 'and Mrs. Brltton. Golfing at the links of the Bay Shore Golf Club still proves a popular feature with the Bummer folks. Dr.

William May of Brooklyn Ss a guest at the New Manhattan House. Joseph A. Sm'th has been busy entertaining thev sailed on the oceanic tor liurope, wilt return here for a while In the early autumn. Dr. William Cnrr has placed his yacht, Renolche.

at the disposal of the Sisters of Charity at East Moriches for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Hedges of the Moriches Inn gave a special dance Tuesday evening In honor of their son. Dayton Hedges' birthday, which was much enjoyed.

ARRIVALS. Hotel Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. John B. Knapp and family, Miss Florence A.

Smith, Miss Helen Smith and maid, Master Tom Smith, Miss Delehanty, Miss Florence L. Creamer, and Mrs. Andrew A. Smith, of Manhattan; J. H.

all participated nnd pronounced 'the affair a nor Grace in A Mv vr.u,V,v 'h. rect success. success. Arnold Hutch nsoi '5 yawl rBRed houseboat Chetolah, Richard W. Balnbrldgo of Brooklyn, with his familv arrived at the Moriches Yacht Clubhouse Tuesday, arid were entertained by the yachtsman and by the Orowtages at their cottage.

Kingfisher's Nest. M. Moore. Georgo I. Moore.

Norman A. Cltfror.d Tonver. A. Tonver. 'Mr and Mrs' Harris, the Misses Anna ami Gertrude Harris.

Miss Maria Harris, Mrs. E. D. Walter Mrs. J.

B. Pask. Continued on fagc 10, TIU.h Section..