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4 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JULY 4. 1909 Smith.

Mrs. William King. Mrs. C. A.

Brown, TO CHARGE FOR RELIGION SBERuuIDuTIIIH TO SULLIVAN COUNT! SOCIETY FOLK ARE BUSY AT NEWPORT CLUBS Edgar Swalne, arrived last week with his automobile. A number of automobile parties baa spending the week at Tannersville. Among them were J. F. Arundell.

Mr. and Mrs. 1 R. Gale and O. P.

Ross of Manhattan. mong th? late arrivals at the Hotel Mar--. Winters. Kdward Warren. H.

Cummings, T. Hurze, Mr. Tannenwald, J. F- Arunriflll Mr. and Mm ft Gale.

V. TO ness men of the place will give them a reception and supper after the games. Saturday last Youngsvllle met defeat at the hands of Liberty by the score of 7 5. Among the other players are William Belfrage and John McVeigh, both well-known Brooklynites. L.

Williams, who is stopping at the Youngsville House, will act as umpire. All the cottages on Fern avenue. East Hi'T; are occupied. William Holmea has taken the Hlsi Elizabeth MacDonaid Mr. and Mrs.

F. Mordaunt and A. C. Splndler. Tremont Edward Mullen, S.

P. Scratchier. David Madbury, George Dewer, D. W. Michel-bury, E.

Aeacherman. Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Hutchlns, Miss Edwards. Mrs. S. D. New man, Mrs.

G. E. Severn, Mrs. o. J.

Holden, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rounds and F.

H. Cox. ENTEBTAIjFaT BELMAB. Belmar, N. July 3 Mr.

and Mrs. S. K. Everett have been doing considerable entertaining this week at the Buena Vista. Their guests at a dinner party Wednesday night were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hester, Miss A. Benedict, Mls. Marlon E. Barling, Mrs.

B. S. Brennls, Miss Marjorle Everett and Miss D. Ever ett. Affairs at the Belmar Tacht Cli.h have pljked up during the past few days and races' will be held on Monday.

Entries in Monday's events Include the Beatrice, captained by Vice Commodore s. V. Hunter; Defender, captained by former Commodore Albert Bryant; the Lily, Captain William Button; the Helen, Captain F. J. Wash; the Mildred, Captain William Carpenter; the Athena.

Captain Caleb Green, and the Adelaide, Captain Bayard Hopkins. Bridge entertained visitors at the Nentune Wednesday evening, some of the many players being Colonel and Mrs. C. Boltwood. Mrs.

E. J. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicnll.

One of the first marshmallow parties of the season was that made up at the Wlndaor last evening. Registrations include: ouena vista Mr. and Mrs. S. K.

Everett, Miss Marjory jcverett, Misa Dominant Everett, Mrs. B. F. Brennls Mis A. Benedict.

Miss Marlon B. Barling and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hester. Neptune House w.

A. Gltsky, Miss Mary M. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Dooley. Miss Elizabeth Geyer, Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Hones. J. Honce, John A.

Hussey, Mrs. John Lynch. Dr. and Mrs. D.

Gillespie. J. F. Dooley of Manhattan. Mrs.

J. Mage, Dr. and Mrs. Clowmlnrar, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Valentine and E. H. Cox of Brooklyn.

Belmar Inn Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Haseell, Samuel Haseell, Mrs.

Mark J. O'Brien. Michael O'Brien, Matthew O'Brien, Mr. and AUTOS PARKED BEFORE THE KITTATINNY. rrra Torrid City Heat Causes Heavy Influx to Cool Mountain Resorts.

WEATHER THERE IS VERY COCL Independence Day Will Be Celebrated In Various Ways Parades and Carnivals Among Leading Features. Pine Hill, N'. July 3 The past week has witnessed the real opening of the summer resort season in the western Catskills, and brought with it a throng of visitors whose presence in the different villages embraced in this territory makes them extremely lively. While the residents of Brooklyn on Monday were experiencing a temperature of 90 degrees summer visitors throughout this beautiful section were experiencing clear, cool days, with absolutely no humidity and a temperature of from 80 to 83 degrets. During the latter part of the week the temperature fell considerably below, so that out-of-door life was spent amid the pleasantest of climatic conditions.

Air. and Mrs. Mandelbaum and family have arrived at their summer home at Hlghmount. H. T.

Nicholson, Nicholson and Miss Voaa of Brooklyn are spending the summer HI the Panther Mountain House at Slide Mountain. The L. C. Gale cottage, at the head of Main street, la occupied by E. A.

Heyland of Manhattan. The John G. Dean cottage, on Elm street, haa been leooed by a Mr. Claussen of Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Dunn of Manhattan arrived at their summer residence, The Shanty, at Highmount, this week. Late arrivals at The Grampian at Highmount include Miss Jessie Levy, Mr.

and Mrs H. Letdman. William Hrill Mr. and Mrs. B.

Bhoasberg and Miss T. Kosenfeld of Manhattan. The Rip Van Winkle House, the largest of the hotels hero, has among Its late arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weinsteln, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stember, Miss Maufred Malkln. L. B.

Blrn-baum, Mrs. Serglus Mandell of Manhattan. i ne has among its arrivals Mr. and Mrs. John Stelzer and son of Brooklyn, Mlw C.

E. ItoRKS. Flushing; Mrs. Ft. A.

Caywood, Poughkeepsie, N. y. Mr. and Mrs. Otla A.

Allen and Miss Genevieve Allen, Arlington, 1. T. The Rosmore at Hlehmcunt has the following: A. Schenkeln, H. Xchkein.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ieon. Mr, and Mrs. M.

Cohen, Miss May Feldsteln, Dr. M. Wealthier. David Davis, Louis Frankel, Mr. and Mrs.

David Schneider of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. Kudloph Altaian. Brooklyn. AUTOS AT FLEISCHMANN'S.

Plelschmann's, N. July 3 It Is doubtful If any of the places throughout the Catskill Mountains has the number of automobiles and private turnouts that are seen dally at this charming resort. There Is a summer riding school here. This gives to Fleischmann's a lively appearance, and the liveliness has been more apparent during the past week than at any time this season. It waa with regret that the people here learned last week of the death of Carl Herman.

Mr. Herman wus a brother-in-law of the late Louis Fleischmann, and was known to every summer boarder and every resident here. During the twenty-rive seasons that he spent here he was the most public spirited of the lummer visitors. Miss Deslree Marks one of the most popular young women among the summer visitors here, la greeting acquaintances of previous years this week. The Hotel Switzerland In the busiest place here this week.

The opening hop of the season I i In progress there tn-nleht. and It is one ot the most brilliant social events ever witnessed here. Among the late arrivals are MIsb Bessie T.lchelbaum, Mrs I Hosensteln. Mrs. W.

I'. 8hoen, Miss Alice E. Gilbert, Clarence Offer, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. WechRler, J. C. Friedman, Mm. Charlotte Marks.

Miss Desiree Marks, Miss. A S. Harris. Mrs. J.

Goldsmith, Mrs. 8. eirc.on. the Mioses Simon-, Miss Goldsmith, Michael Leuft, Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Herman, K. H. Loeb of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. fcosen stein, L. Miss Sylvia BROOKLYN SINGERS 1 1 Early Summer Scene In Front of Popular Hotel at Delaware Water Gap. Hot Weather Causes Rise in Barometer of Arrivals. RECORDS GO BY THE BOARD.

The Shawangunk Territory, Too, Feels Impetus of Summer Season. Life Enjoyed. Liberty, N. July 3 To-day and yesterday hold the palm for the number of arrivals. The visitors that crowded the trains told better than words that the summer season is at hand.

The hot weather of the past week has done its work. It Is estimated that fully 3,000 visitors reached here yesterday and today. The Liberty House, the Lancashire Inn, the Monitor, the Hall House, the Wawonda, the Mansion House, and the Nichols are among the houses which received large contingents of guests. The list of summer amusements Includes Jances, straw rkles. roller skating tennis, bowling and picnicking.

A party of collest students from Cornell University on Tuesday last enjoyed a picnic on Revonah Hill. A trip lne nere an Imitation or the boat races at Poughkeepsie amused the AmonK the picnickers were Mlsa A. M. Williams. Miss Alice Black.

Miss E. M. Crelg, Beacham' Fran1' C. Gregg and Evai. A dance at the Liberty House, Saturday night will open the midsummer season.

Monday evening another dance will be held and every night thereafter during the entire season. This popular hotel la rapidly fllllng with summer Suest s. A delegation from Brooklyn will arrive at the Monitor this afternoon. Orchestra and dancing every night will be a feature. A whist party and fireworks on the evening of July 6 will be the events of next week.

Ye Lancashire Inn la expecting a large number of guests from Havana next week. More than forty are registered at the Grand View Heights. At the TValnut Mountain House, July 4 will be celebrated Sunda.v Afternoon ninn. stroll through the grove, music and luncheon at 4:30 o'clock will be some of the events of the afternoon. Fireworks and dancing at night will complete the programme.

A genuine old fashioned clam bake will be the leading event The baseball season Is now fairly started. ine nemiocK Baseball Association, a team composed of summer guests, have already opened the season. On Saturday last they defeated the fast TVoodboume team 24 to S. Among the players are Harry W. Macintosh and E.

Selsbury of New York. They are scheduled to meet Ellenvllle at that plaoe M.MMiiuvu. me Eenior team is now complete. Brown, one of last year's men. will again cover second base.

No one has yet been found to manag the carnival. Preparations for the week are, however, moving on smoothly and there la every dlcatlon that It will be a huge success. Motoring is on the list of favorite sports. Mr. and Mr.

R. M. McNab of Brooklyn were in town Tuesday. They were on their way to the White Mountains In Mr. McNh' rvi.

lnder Oldsmoblle. Others who have been au- tomoDiimg are Mr. and Mrs. C. K.

Lewis ot Manhattan and H. J. Morehead and party ot Brooklyn. Mr. Morehead waji in ingm fo tw.

days before proceeding on his way to Connecticut. Among the many recent arrivals at the Buckley are Mrs. Eva Salter, Mlsa Agnes White, R. Wanner, Dr. N.

J. Bohlk, M. McOovem. Mrs. Drlscoll and piece, Mr.

and Mrs. Whelan, Mrs. Smith and family. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.

Dunn and Mr. VellcB of Manhattan, and Mr. Stlner of Brooklyn. Registered at the Hotel Monitor are Mr. and Mrs.

Brown and Samuel Hecker of Brooklyn. At the Liberty House the reB-lntrxttnti In clude P. P. Buell of Troy. O.

H. Street, H. 8 r-Bimer, m. u. isner, w.

King, w. Grashorn, A. H. Numllden of Manhattan; Miss B. Kngelhardt, Miss Delia Wolff Mrs.

E. Schaefer, Mrs. E. Doll. Miss A.

J. Tin hard aim ra. a. xiuuerts ot rmiaaeipnia: f. h.

Clark, A. Breldeker, W. D. Bacon, E. Eddls, C.

J. C. Clark, E. M. Harris of Manhattan; A.

Maher, S. Busby, Mr. and Mrs. I. Busby, William Busby, Miss Ella Busby and William Thompson of Brooklyn.

At the Mansion House are Miss Ethel Fah- renholi, Miss Gertrude Fahrenholz -James Savage, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Darling, Miss i.ara uaning, ivirs.

tj. HtarcK and Ornver Herman of Manhattan; Miss Ida Halllday, Miss Elsie Halllday, W. A. Halllday, Miss Agnes uougnnn ana aiibs i.vn a. fTnnirhHn nf Brooklyn.

Registered at the Walnut Mountain House are Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hanburg and son of Manhattan; Mr.

and Mrs. C. Engelhardt. M. Singer.

K. Wilhelm. Mrs. A. Van Tliiv- sen.

Miss Oliver, L. Phillips and Mrs. B. A. Fox and family.

ATHLETES AT M0NTICELL0. Tenuis, Oolf and Baseball All Have Enthusiastic Followers at This Besort. Montlcello, N. July 3 As Is usual Montlcello, athletics are taking a prominent place in the summer life of this resort. Tennis seems among the favorite sports, while baseball, bowling and golf follow close upon its heels.

Walter Todd of Brooklyn defeated J. P. Knight, also ot Brooklyn, In the contest for the village championship in men's singles. The scores were 108, 7 9, and 108. Mr.

Knight and Mr. Todd are the holders of the county doubles championship title. Miss E. Q. Willis and Mrs.

McGraw defeated MIbs Georgia Laton and Miss Hilda McLaurln on the grounds the Princeton Heights house. Under the direction of Walter S. Tenney, a former Brooklyn star, the baaeball nine is fast rounding Into proper shupe. The Fourth of July celebration has been abandoned. This course was rendered necessary by the fact that many of the nre companies from the neighboring towns were unable be present.

There will still be much going In the line bf entertainments at Montlcello next Monday. At the Montlcello Driving Park there win be four races. The first win be a free for all. The purse will be 175. In the second race, which Is open to 3:00 class horses.

purse of y25 will go to the winner. At the early part of the season the prediction waa made that this would be a banner year for Montlcello. Time has proved the truth of this forecast. There are more city people In the village now than at any previous Fourth of July. Recent arrivals at the Palatine Hotel Include Jack Dayton, Miss Mary Dary, Mr.

and Mrs. William Ward, Mrs. I. Ward, Mrs. W.

A. Oon of Manhattan, and William P. Eager and Edward N. Llnder of Brooklyn. At the Frank are Mrs.

Van Rensslaer, Miss Van Rensslaer, Mrs. Charlton and Miss McAloster of Brooklyn; Mrs. Gardiner of Chi cago, and Mr. and Mrs. Sigel, Mr.

Close and Mr. Scott of Manhattan. Among those registered at the Hotel Rock well are the Rev. E. H.

Holton, A. D. Neeson, Mrs. M. L.

Templer. II. P. Hueston. G.

A. Young. F. L. Horland, Mrs.

Doolittle' and J. Ernst of Manhattan; J. II. Lamke. Henry Lamke.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mr. Mrs. F.

I. Martin, Edward Anderson. Walter E. Hangaard, W. A.

Van Auken and AT OLD OCEAN GROVE Attendants at Auditorium Services Will Have to Pay for Seats. BAN ON BIBLE CLASS LEVITY. Br. Ballard of Camp Meeting Ass'n Declares Frivolity Is Not Heaven's Key At the Jersey Eesorts. Ocean Grove, N.

July 3 An Innovation that has caused more or less talk among the old fashioned Methodists are assembling here for the religious season Is a new revenue scheme, calculated to cast a gloom upon those who have. held favorite seats In the Auditorium as a free and unquestioned right. From this time forward, as announced by the association, favorite seats will cost $5 per season) for which amount anyone may hold a in any part ot the Auditorium against all comers for the entire season. This rule applies only to the religious services. The Rev.

Dr. J. Wesley Hill of New York will be the preacher to-morrow. To-night the Rev. Dr.

L. C. Severance of Scranton, will lecture. An Incident of the week, which aroused wide spread comment, is the dictum of Dr. A.

E. uallard. president of the Cuhd Meetlnr Asso ciation, In conjunction with the forming of a new uible class, to be led by the Rev. Char es Roads of Philadelphia. Dr.

Ballard announced that hereafter there would be no frivolity in the Bible class and that the teaching would be confined strictly to the teaching of the Sunday scnooi wesson on Jilole subjects. "The behavior of nobodv." he said. "Is to be criticised. There has, however, been wit, humor and sometimes some sharp talk. All this is out of plaoe.

We cannot get to heaven on frivolity." Preparations for celebrating Independence Day In Ocean Grove are practically complete. rne Auditorium Ms beautifully decorated. Job E. Hedges of Manhattan will deliver the pa- riotlc oration. The musical nroaramme.

ar ranged by Mr. Morgan, will be varied and In teresting. There will be. a first rehearsal of the chil dren's chorus In the Temple Tuesday afternoon. The summer orchestra' will also arrive on Tuesday.

Among tne late arrivals are; Arlington Miss Ella M. Rankin, Mrs. William Wallace. waiter jr. Htalp, Miss Mae Mlchener, James Blair.

H. E. Millar. M. 8.

Fulton. Mlaa Laura Richardson, Henry Melggs Stewart, L. V. Harrold. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank R. RnvdeF and son, Mrs. J. W.

Carter, Mrs. Marlon C. Boe-ivell, Mrs. Grace 8. Sloane.

Albert Latucha. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kugel of Manhattan.

M. amitn. HrooKiyn. Majestic Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Howard. Mrs Mary H. Wakeman.

Charles F. Miller. Mr and Mrs. W. Davidson and Richard Tlu.

dale of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bhlu.

ley and Miss Ruth A. Shipley of Brooklyn. Aiusxa Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller.

Miss A Miller. M. C. Miller. W.

B. Oliver. Miss M. JS. Rash of Manhattan.

Park View Mrs. McCartv. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Catltn. W. H. McCartv. Miss Madeline Spencer, Miss Madeline Newcomb and Miss M.

Tenny of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mccomb. Miss Louise McComb and John Arbuckle of Jersey City.

New Philadelphia Mrs. Marie E. Mavor. Miss Henrietta Mayor and J. Edwin Wilson of Brooklyn.

La I'lerre Miss Elizabeth F. Holmes. Mrs E. S. Holmes.

Miss Marie L. Worch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.

White, Mrs. Wlllard Everett hiss mh uei t. Everett and H. A. Dennlson jf Manhattan.

Arborton Mr, and F. F. Basse and Miss Ruth Basse of Manhattan. R. Cochran of Brooaiyn.

Sea Side L. A. Voelker. Mr. and Hfn Charles A.

Troup. rountaln House W. saatt. Mr and Mrs. jidwm Thomas, Mr.

and Mrs. George B. ecoii, mcnaruson Hcott. Miss Marlon Scott, R. Bcrkman and Sherman Plckmau.

Marlborough Miss Esther Qulnn. Miss Kath. ryn R. Alcott and Miss Margaret Ahern of Manhattan, jar. ana Mrs.

J. Leslie Dllwofth, Spray View Mrs. Oscar R. Moore. F.

Bogie anu tamiiy ana Mrs. kj. wanmaKer. Atlantic House Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Weasels. MrB. D.

N. Newman, Arthur A. S. Allen. Miss Charlotte M.

Allen. Miss E. L. Haines and Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Randup of Kaiiimiiaii, ur. aiiiu jure, jonn A-ing ot orooK. lyn.

Norman House H. Miller. Miss Grace Miller Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Macfall, Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmes. Sunset Lodge S.

MacFadden, Leonard Por ter, unnton H. sweet. Mrs. George 8. Sweet of Manhattan, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bensen Mrooaiyn. NEW CLUBAT SEAGIRT. Elmwcod Hunt Club. "With.

Headquar ters at Stock Farm. Is Formed. Seagirt, N. July 3 A new horseman'! organization, which has Just been started here, Is called the Elmwood Hunt Club. It has the Country Club for a social meeting place, and maintains head quarters at the Elmwood Stock Firm.

This farm haa just been taken possession of by Sidney Josephthall. Other members are Miss Helen Roebllng, Miss May Breeze. Miss Elizabeth Wells, F. V. Bayard, George Watson, Asa P.

Soule, Richard Donnelly, J. O'Brien. C. Quintan and others. mi neara or tne horse he.re Jn AuUBt nd tt seems likely that Already much talk li heard of the horse Spring Lake and Seanir will tht von om bine and hold what has been known as th Spring Lake horse show.

Sporting events upon the grounds of the Spring Lake and Seagirt Country Club will take place with increasing frequency as the season advances. There will be a mixed programme on Juiy 10. The racing committee comprises Colonel J. O'Donohue, Rowan, Peter Haupt. H.

A. Schwars D. Nou-nan, J. Schuyler Casey and Captain W. A.

Uryant. William E. Masters has been entertaining a party of friends at the Beach House. HIb guests are automobilists passing through here on a tour. Among them are Fisher Howe, Thornton Conover, E.

G. Shinn, H. Elbridge F. R. Gullck and H.

C. Duffleld. The chief diversion at the Parker House war a marshmallow roast last evening. In the crowd were Mr. and Mra George M.

Seymour, who acted as chaporones: Edward King, Mlw Edith King. Miss M. C. Mordaunt. Miss D.

M. Mordaunt, Gilbert Hart, Miss 8. W. Smith and William Domain. Some expert swimmers at this resort participated In races between two fishermen boats anchored off shore a short distance on Tuesday.

Winners of the first event were: Carmen Wright, first: H. R. French, second, and Edward Mullen, third. The half mile race was won by H. P.

Scratchley, with P. W. Van Wyck a close second, and O. Holden. third.

Mr. Scratchley won the mile race also; A. D. Kham, second, and John Lochlin. third.

Among the arrivals at the hotels are: Parker House Mrs, Jennie Binder, Ray Let-son, Dr. W. G. Handsen, Mlsa Kathertne EVERY RESORT, fiestr ma tier. P.

is woodland cottage. Ellis W. Hanford has rent ea me Brook cottage for the season. Posses' slon was taken July I. Mr.

Hanford haa built a temporary garage near the cottage for the accommodation of his 40 H. P. Thomas touring car. Amusements of all kinds have been provided for the guests at Durr's Hotel. No pains have ueen spared to make this, as it has always been, Youngsvllle's leading hotel.

The Sterling, another verv nonnlar hona will he fl'lnri for the season UnnH.v Alt the rimnia have Dooaea for this house since June 1. Tne Mapie Urove Hotel will be entirely filled wltl July 15. The Caesar has been filled with guests from time to time throughout the en tire season. Ail the rooms of the Maple House are engaged for Julv 20. A host of baseball enthusiasts at the Youngs- vnie House Is keeping up the athletic life of tne village.

At the Forest House the social season Is kept aBtlr by weekly dances. Ath letics and rowing take first place at the crystal bprtng Valley House. The new lake at this popular house Is now entirely com pleted Many other improvements also appear. A new boat llverv has heen Disced on the lake and a bathhouse will be erected soon. At tne outlet oi Fly Lake, the noted pickerel lake, a new dam has been built, and many of the slumps nave Deen removed.

A boat house may be built during the summer Miss Llllle Roder and Miss Llllle Welssenfluh are stopping at Welsenfluh's cottage. Among the recent arrivals at the Sterling are arr. and Mra. L. Feuerbergh.

Mr. and Mrs. Err gene Hartung and family, John W. Wei seep-fluh and Mrs. Campbell of Brooklyn.

Registrations at the Forest House Include William Kaffman, M. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Caughtry and family of Brooklyn. At Huff's Cold Spring House are Mr. and Mrs. Bamey N. Brockwell, Bernhardt Brock-well.

William Brockwell. Albert Brockwell, ajiss uorotny Brockwell ana Mr. and Mrs. L. v.

Dprague or ijrooKlyn. ELLENVILLE MOTOR PARTIES. Popular Shawangunk Resort, on State's Main Highway, -a Eendes voua for Automobilists. Ellenvllle, N. 3 Ellenvllle has proved to be very attractive to summer people this year.

Motoring parties have made It their rendezvous. Lying, as it does, on the line of the state road from Mlddletown to Kingston, it is in the direct rout of all parties taking this popular trip. Among the tourists through this region were Mr. and Mrs. Bechtold and Miss Lillian Bechtold of Newark, and Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. McBurney, Miss Catherine McBurney and Kenneth McBurney of Montclalr, N. J.

En route to Saratoga and Canada the party stopped over night at the Mitchell House. Other auto parties included Howard Koser, Miss Bessie Shafen. Myron Hoornbeek and Miss Llllle Hoornbeek of Walden, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Brigham, Mrs. M. V. O'Neill, Miss Anna O'Neill.

Miss Cora O'Neill end J. W. Rice of Brooklyn. L. D.

Redman and party and Mr. and Mrs. St. Kenworthy and party of Brooklyn. Baseball has been one of the most popular sports up to the present time.

The Firemen's League has played two games, the Kimble Hose Company winning each by a small margin, A dance at Norbury Hall will open the season at this popular amusement place. At the Mount Monahga House card parties are being planned for later In the season. Similar functions will also take place at the WayBlde Inn. Recent arrivals at the Wayside Inn Include P. X.

Kneer. O. W. Kracht, C. Worcester, Mrs.

3. E. Grafte, Mr. and Mrs. Cain, H.

R. Beale, R. K. Btowe, Mr. and Mrs.

N. F. Townsend, B. H. H.

Holton, G. W. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Staples, Miss Feny, O.

B. Furling, Miss L. J. Atwater, Miss Gladwin, Mr. and Mrs.

E. 8. Atwater, Miss Atwater. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bumbergh, Mr. and Mrs. I. H.

Bey. Miss V. B. Bey. Miss Preston, Dr E.

D. B. Llngham. F. L.

W. Darrow of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Fuller, Miss Dorothy Fuller. F. E. Gouber Miss Smlth- ers, Miss Griffen and Mr. and Mrs.

T. E. J-iOng ot BrooKlyn. Registrations at the Mitchell House Include Mr. and Mrs.

Bechtold, Miss Lillian Bechtold E. F. Grlffln. Mrs. K.

Mllberger. Miss Doro thy Ewald. MIsb Madeline Ewatd, Mrs. Flora M. Bell, miss Clara and Miss Dorothy Bel! Miss Mabel Soule.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunt, H. Hunt, M.

Fosgate. C. W. Hansen. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Dunn. Miss E.

Reeb, Miss look, miss setter, miss Langaon, Miss Martinez, Mies Rose Manning, Mr. Curtis, M. Pehl, G. Lot and T. Gough of Brooklyn; Wesley Barney, Robert S.

Stanton, George Bassctt, Mrs. M. B. McKean and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Lasher, Mr. and Mrs.

Elt-ing, Mr. and Mrs. Seaton. F. L.

Lewis. Miss van Valkenberg. Miss Voss. W. Best, W.

Ingraham. M. Ingraham, D. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Holman and son, L. D. Redman, Miss Olive Redman, W.

A. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Ewald and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. E. McBurney, Miss C. McBurney and Kenneth McBurney.

VISITOBSAT LTJZON. Besort the Center of Life at Wood-bourne, Sheldrake and Neversink. Luzon, N. July 3 Hundreds of city people, driven from their homes by the hot wave of the last week, have made this station their objective point. It is the distributing station for the famous resort village of Woodbourne, Sheldrake and Neversink.

Improvements around the town are everywhere noticeable. A new street has been laid out and a number of cottages are under construction. Building lots are for sale. Several Manhattan and Brooklyn men have purchased lota and will start the erection of cottages. Many Improvements are also being made to the hotels rtnd boarding houses.

The social season la In full swing. Card parties, tennis and dancing are among the favorite amusements. The Columbia held a card iarty Monday evening. On Thursday evening a dance was the event of the day. Lawrence's Caa'no Is well patronized.

Bowl mg ana pool matches are dally occurrences. I every Thursday and Siturdnv evening will be a feature of the season's functions at tne uawnn. Horse racing 1b a popular amusement with the sportively Inclined Several fast hnrses are to be found In Luzon. At the Willow Lane House the summer season has started with a rush. All the rooms are engaged for July 10.

Woodland Farm Is well on Its way to being filled. M. V. C. Duryea has taken the Todwell Cottage for the season.

Other cottagers are mak'ng their appearance. The Mountain View Farm House is nearly filled. Recent arrivals at the Ashwood include Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Murray and snn, Mrs. F. M. Ludwlg, Mrs.

G. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Lounsberry and J. of Manhattan and Mrs G. Hanlgan and Mrs. C. C.

Morton of Brooklyn. At Dr. Decay's the latest arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and son, J.

Callaji and W. P. Murphy of Brooklyn. At the Brophy House are Mrs. Oaks, William Oaks, William Delaney, t-eo Delaney, Mr and Mrs.

John Rice, on their honevmoon; Mifs Julia Klernan, Miss Hilda Brodhead. Frank Forest, Joseph Ready and James McAree of Brooklyn. FeelfttriHons at th Columbia Farm H'ise Include Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Brown, Mrs. James MrGowan, Mrs. E. W.

Allen. Harry Kracy, Mrs. D. A. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Plchardson and Mlsa Hattle Richardson of Brook' yn.

Among those at the Kile Hone are Hilde-hrandt and W. Berry of Brooklvn. Feeney, Mrs. Heneeswy and dauehter, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Isaacs and daughter of Manhattan.

I -1 WW Hi 1 nut Ross. Amer. J. C. Noka, C.

A. McKeon, 1 A. a. Fupplee. Fred M.

Hill. The Campbell House will tender a Punday evening dance to those registered there tomorrow night. On Monday night whist and euchre parties will be given. Late arrivals include Mrs. J.

Rltzwoller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gi-ossman, Mrs. J. Warsher and family.

Harry Hertz, Mrs. M. Reichherger. Samuel iiver Waller Mever Miss Lena Phllllts. Mrs.

E. Levy, Miss Levy. Joseph Deutsch, Charles Deutsch, Michael Prace of Manhattan. Brooklyn arrivals include Mr. and Mrs.

D-Jacobs, Mrs. S. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Roth and family. L. Grltlefeld. Dr. H.

N. Rothman, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Roth and family. The Grand Canyon House at Platte Clove Is having a busy season.

Among those registered are Mr. and JJrs. Otis J. Kalt, William Kalt, Miss Josephine Kalt of Manhattan; Mrs. Goodwin Miss Belle Goodwin, Babylon.

L. Mrs. Huth Joy. Fred Joy, Miss Marlon Black. Brooklyn.

La Touraine has among Its late arrivals Mrs. Joe Huy C. Moller. Mr. Del La George J.

Muenster, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ouiffre of Manhattan.

MANY GTJESTSAT HTJNTEB. Hunter, N. July 3 The most of the crowd registered at Hunter at the pres- I ent time have made their appearance here during the past week. The leading event of the week was the Fair and Festival for the benefit of the M. E.

Church on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bernard of Manhattan are the guests of Mrs. Bernard's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Reuben Weissman. Conrad Schlenkman of Manhattan is the guest of his father for the summer. Arthur Appel Is registered at the Taylor Height House. PLAY BALL AT DELHI.

Delhi, N. July 3 Baseball is to be the rage at Delhi this year. Professor Goldberg, of Brooklyn, formerly a mem ber of the Fleischmann team, has eu gaged seven crack players from Brooklyn to represent Delhi. The season will open next week. Professor J.

H. Nlchola of Morrlstown, J. is spending the summer here. Mrs. E.

Stone and Mrs. Annie Denton, of New York, are visiting the Banks cottage. Mrs. H. A.

Burden of New York spent last week here. Miss Pauline Farrlngton of the New York Institute (or the Blind, la spending tne sum mer season here. VISIT MISS GOULD'S HOME. Roxbury, N. July 3 Klrkside Park, the summer residence of Miss Helen Mil ler Gould, and Roxbury's show place, has been visited during the past week by a large number of people from other re sorts as well as from this village.

The hotels and boarding houses here are entertaining more than the usual number of summer visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Prummond and Kenneth Drummond of New York have been here since May.

Alexander Hamilton and Mrs. John L. Ham ilton of New York are being entertained at the Decker cottage. 8. .1.

rllrkok. Mrs. R. Johnston and Mlna Dorothy Johnston of Hartford, are being entertained at the Ballard cottage. Dr.

and Mrs. Charles Bnow of the University of New York are occupying their cottage on Main street. Among those who are spending the season at the Park View House are: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shepherd, Miss Laura Shepherd.

Miss Esther MurdocK, Mrs. ranK uastier oi wew York. Maple Croft lias among Its late arrivals, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Reed.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A f.ifihprir. Aaron Goldberg.

Jonas Goldberg, Miss HoHlyn Guldberg Miss Anna Breeeel and A. Uray. AT LAKEDELAWABE, Lake Delaware. N. July 3 While Lake Delaware has no summer hotels and boarding houses, nevertheless it 1b popu lar with the people who know of It.

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gerry of New York, who have their summer home here, are entertain ing a large number of friends.

Mr. Gerrv haa rented a portion of the Arm strong place at Bovlna Centre, where a large tent will be erected for the entertainment of the numerous fresh air children whom he will bring here this month Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thompson of New i orK are tne guests oi relatives at near here.

AT SOUTH CAIEO. South Cairo, N. July The hotels and boarding houses here hare received a number of arrivals during the week, so that South Cairo begins July with one IN THE CATSKILLS. of the largest crowds that have ever been entertained in that section. Duncan Villa ha among Its late arrivals Misa Anna Nan ley, Mrs.

and Miss C. E. Kisch, John Lee, Miss Florence J. Moore Frank More head, Charles C. Gose, Mlsa Jessie Gold st en, James McArdla of Manhattan; Mrs.

J. A. Trensch, Miss Eva G. Parker, Mrs. H.

F. White, Mr. R. Woodcock and children and Mis Stevenson of Brooklyn. BUSY WEEKAT LEEDS.

Leeds, N. July 3 Leeds has been cool and pleasant during the past week and the summer visitors who are comfortably quartered at the boarding houses and hotel? have been spending their time in the open air. The has among1 It late arrivals: Mr. and Mrs, James E. Waring, Melville War-Injff, Mr.

and Mrs, John T. Murphy of Brooklyn; Mrs. Charles Russlana and Miss Emma McTavey of Manhattan. John A. Donahue of Brooklyn 1 spending his vacation here.

AN EARLY BUSY SEASON. Catskill Filled a Whole Week Earlier Than Is Customary at This Time. Catskill. N. July 3 The "busy" season here opened a week ahead of time, and last Saturday, Sunday and Monday were busy enough to satisfy the most pessimistic of the hotel men.

Over 2t)i) Brooklynites, members of thu Schwarbischer Saengerbund, arrived here on their annual outing. The excursionists comprised one of the finest parties ever entertained at the Grant House, Cats-kill's leading hotel, and they were well pleased with their treatment while hre. Another large excursion party arrived at the Grant House to-day to remain over Monday. The finest yacht seen in tne narhor this sea son was the Shepherdess, the 100-ton boat belonging to S. F.

Houston nf Philadelphia, a well known member of the Philaleiphlan-Corinthtan Yacht Club, the New York Yacht Club and the Portland. Yacht Club. The boat was under the command of Captain J. IJ. Richardson and had on board Mr.

and Mrs. Hnustnn and their family. Mrs. F. J.

Buckenberger. Miss Edith Bur-k-enbsrger and Frederick Buckenlwger of Brooklyn are at Eagle's Nest, their summer hjme hn. They are entertaining Chauncty Ryder and Russell Ryder of Brooklyn. I'nlied States Deputy Marshal and Mrs. Harry Chism of Manhattan are the guests of relatives here.

Dr. Marmaduke Hy of St. Vincent's Hospital. Manhattan, has been spending his vacation with hla parents here. Automobile parties have heen exceedingly numvruua at the Grant Hi use during the past weok.

Among those registered are H. D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J.

and family, William Brower. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Nimis and family, William F. Knelf. Schuyler Misses May and Esther Murphv. Mips V. Budlong.

J. J. U'gue. Mrs. M.

K. Phelps. Mis E. II. Merrltt.

Mrs. Hickey. Mia Hi key. Kftse A. Levy.

Harry Vopel, Mrs. A. HiirptT. Mrs. Herman Knaek and family.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kkan.

Mtss A. Thompson, Miss i B. N.i gel nf The Swiss House has among this week's nr-rivala Miss Lillian Adler. Miss Bessi-e Miss Hattle Raphael, Miss Agnes Fen fels. Mr.

and Mrs. Zuckcr and f.unily. Mradlcy. Louis Abrpmson, M. B.

Shields, S. HMmtergpr of Manhattan. The Salisbury House arrivals Include Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ot-orge Ronan.

Miss G. Fitzgerald. M. Fitsperald. John Grimes, J.

Mt-Xam-ira. Miss LiHian Anderson of Manhattan, Miss Net- tft M'i', Lrklyu. li I. A. at S.

of to on a I. and E. fa. R. of Plans Made to Have the Golf ClKib the Center of Activities.

NEW MEMBERS ARE ELECTED. All Bhode Island Takes Interest in Yale-Harvard Eegatia Season In Full Swing. Newport, It. July 3 Those in charge of the general features of the social seas'on have been busy during the week. The committee In charge of the tea rooms at the Casino, with Berger Wallach as Its head, have been working on the list of subscribers.

A committee has been undertaking the task of swelling the membership of the Newport Golf Club. Already there have been elected as a result of the campaign Arthur Cur-tlss James, William B. Bristow, Henry O. McVickar and Oliver Gould Jennings. It Is the purpose of the society leaders according to report to make the Golt Club the real country club of Newport.

The Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati Is having a most enjoyable annual meeting; in this city. William G. Hoelker of Manhattan gave a clambake in honor of the society at the Clambake Club to-day. Mr, and Mrs. Charles M.

Bull of Brooklyn. Mlsa Adele Bull and Charles M. Bull, are spending the aummer at their cottage, Karlsruhe. Much interest la manlfeated in the repjrt that Elmcourt, the splendid estate of Frank Work, the multi-millionaire, will be occupied astain this season, after many years of closed doors. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney have taken the late Professor Shields cottage on Ochrs Point. Llapenard Stewart left Newport on Thuraday for Lake Champlaln. Manv nromlnent rjeODle have been arriving during the week and announcements are mads or tne coming or still otners.

James v. rarmr and his famllv reached their villa on Thurs day, William Glyn Joined his family after a six weeks' stay abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Fred- 01-1.

lr nf NmnU no OOenea tneir cottage. Mr. ana Mrs. iroranam jinnoney arrived nt the Post cottage, which they have taken for the season; Mr. and Mra.

ueorga B. DeForest arrived to spend a few weeks'. nrelimlnnrv to the trln ahroad. Mr. and Mrs.

Stuyvesant Fish are due nt Crossways, July 15, and will spend the season here. Llndenhurst, once a famous villa, with spa- cious grounds, went under the hammer at a foreclosure sale last week and was bid in by the Newport Savings Bank for $26,000, the only bid. The Newport Branch of the Army and Navy Y. M. C.

A. was the beneficiary of a big en tertainment at Freebody Park lest Saturday. Among the amateurs from society who mads hits were Mra Lorillard Spencer. Jr. her in the cast of the firce.

"My Lord In, Livery," were Mrs. John R. Russell, M'ss Marianne Fullam, Master RoBWell Josephs. Cap-tmn William Mct'arty Little, U. S.

retired: Newton Adams and Lieutenant K. Q. Costletnan. Mrs. Jackson, wife of Lieutenant P.

Jackson. IJ. 8. of the battleship Missouri, la the gueat of Mra. Kenneth J.

uastleman at the Torpedo Station. AT NARRAGANSETT. License Question Stirs Cottagers to Action "Speak Easies" Abolished, "Clubs" Formed. Narragansett Pier, R. July 3 A successful effort was made last week by the hotels at this resort to procure a more satisfactory order of things in regard to liquor licenses.

Owing to the complaints of certain cottagers who wished to stop all objectionable features, including the retail selling of liquor and gambling, last season at the Pier was conducted on the so-called "speak-easy" principle. Many of the hotels were refused licenses and their efforts to please their patronage led them to make frequent violations of the strict ordinances which had been passed. Last week the subject was taken up and it was decided to grant a certain number of licenses to clubs which had been formed for the purpose of providing the members with drinks. Most of these clubs are hotels, and a book Is to be kept for the signature of all guests desiring to become members. Edward Connor, secretary of the Point Judith Country Club, with his family, are occupying their cottage on Ocean road for th summer.

Judge Samuel G. Thompson and William Thompson of Philadelphia have taken Kirklea cottage, on Central street, for the season Recent arrivals at the hotels are: Mr. and Mra William A. Hardy and Hardy. Brooklyn: Mra.

John M. Tobln, E. D. Mil-bury, J. Hawkesmond.

Dr. John D. Emmett, New York. AT ATLANTIC CITY. Crowds Throng Popular New Jersey Besort Excursionists Are Legion, Atlantic City.

N. July 3 The big PittBburg excursions and the thousands from New York, Philadelphia and the seaboard cities who come here over the Fourth, filled the hotels, boardwalk and piers with a ceaseless moving crowd of people. The American Pure Food Show is filled with Ingenious novelties. In the demonstration of the If-inflating life preserver, displayed by a girl Immersed In a huge Rlaas tank of water, the huge tank burst Thursday, letting out 3,000 gallons water into the food exhibit. Tha quick-witted owners of a vacuum cleaning device cleaned up the fiord, so it Is ald.

Brooklyn people registered at Atlantic City hotels include: Raleigh Mr. and Mra. W. Laahe, Mr. and Mrs.

William Lohre. DennisSig. Reynolds and Viola and daughters. Splde Is Eugene Muller, Charles Muller. Iroquois Joaeph Rehback.

Strand H. F. Tormey. Young's Mr. and Mrs.

J. Davis. Chester Inn Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Georgw V.

Glb3on. Miss J. Roggy, C. A. Grady.

Rudolf M. A If ran. At tho Mr. and Mra. George Reynolds of Manhattan are enjoying visit.

The St. Charles has a distinguished guest In B. J. Devalle. the consul for Denmark, from Curacao.

Vst Ind'e. The H'tel Tray more Is entertalntngr a convention of mn Interested in testing of structural ma terials. The Tra vmore has a dis- tlrguirhed guest In Commodore R. G. Denig a.

Tho t'halfcnte In entertaining- a number of guests who are delegates to the rail committee nf the American Railroad Kngineering and Maintenance of Way Association. General Morris Hnrkhlemer, paymaster of the State of West Virginia. Is stopping at the Hotel Rudolf with his wife and son. Some of the most attractive bathin costumes seen alone the beach this season are worn by Miss Madge Hansteln. Miss Mary E.

Gusby and Miss May Hanateln. They are all expert swimmers and high divers, and are feen dallj in front of the Royal I'alaca HoteJU H'tW Member of the Schwarbischer Saengerbund, Who Spent Last Week at Catskill, Mrs. H. Lover, Miss Isabella Lovey, Miss Edith Lake, Herman Robinson and Edward Robinson. Llanymor-J.

Clifton, Robert Coster. Mr. and Mrs Oeorge B. Ecker, Mlsa Charlotte cker, Miss Helene Bicker, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMurray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rapp and family.

Mr. and Mrs Sprlnghorn and family, Mr. and Mr. Mntthw. Mr.

2nd Slr H. O. Phllllna of Manhattan, and the Mlssea Banty of Brook lyn. THE POUKTH AT DEAL. Deal, N.

July 3 A Fourth of July programme of Athletio sports, swimming races, Is in course of preparation tor Monday, at the Deal Casino, the social center In this section. An orchestra of twenty-on. pieces has been engaged for the entire summer. Some of those who will be In attendance during the programme to-morrow are Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Gug genheim, Jacob Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick (Jerkin. Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Fagln, Mr. end Mrs. B. J. Greenhut, and Mrs.

Harry Content, former United States Senator James Smith, Isador Straus and Mr. and Mrs. Michael B.aku. A dinner waa riven over at the Golf Club Thursday nlfrht by Joseph N. Byrne, president ol the club, to a number of hie frlenric An elaborate dress hop la being Dla sj-1 by Proprietor Davis of Hathaway Inn for this evening, and after the display of fireworks Monday night there will be another formal dance.

Some of those to be In attendance thlB evening are: Mlsa Madeline Plerson Miss Beatrice Plerson, Mlas Adrlenne B. Dillon. Mlaa Made: lne Rutter, Miss Florence Holden. Among the week arrivals are: Hathaway Inn Misa Ida V. Ambrose, Mlaa Mary Am-broae, John F.

Doyle. Mlsa Camilla Doyle, Mr. and Mra. J. B.

Dillon. John Home. M. K. Cregan, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Rutter, Mr, and Mrs. i.urne, w.

a. oancara, Mr. ana Mrs. B. de Mossln, Mr and Mrs.

J. B. Kelloi, Mra. C. A.

Pullalfer. Mrs. T. B. Crockett, George H.

Reeves and A. H. Cox of New York. CROWDS AT AV01T. Ayon-by-the-8ea, N.

July 8 This attractive little resort began to fill up last Saturday and Incoming visitors today were numerous enough to warrant the term of "crowds." Scores of sum mer cottagers are entertaining house parties for over the Fourth of July. An automoblllng party from the Avon Inn, which made Lakewood its objective point, on Wednesday, was given by Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Moch. A whist party sntertalned the summer roiK who are now stopping at the Buckingham, on Tuoaday evening of thla week. They occupied tables on the lawn in a grove. Prlre-wlnnera were Mrs. William Brown, Mtss Anna Mrs.

Fred A. Snyder, Mrs. H. M. Parker and Mlaa Antoinette Snyder.

Water so warm aa to suggest. August bathing drew a hundred or two into the aurf every morning thla week. Late arrlvala at the hotels Include: Avon Inn Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Mclver. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Moir. E. H. Molr, Mrs.

S. P. Walter.Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Mock. Mlaa Gladya S. Mock, H. E.

Stephena, Mlas F. L. Bass of Manhattan: Mrs. F. Wright and Mlas M.

M. Wright, of Orange; C. N. Willlama. A.

M. Jones, of Summit: W. H. A. Gladding, and H.

A. Tull. of HrooKlyn. Buckingham Mrs. Louis Bently.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson, and Miss Viola Rogers. VAUDEVILLE AT BRADLEY.

Bradley Beach, N. July 3 Light vaudeville entertainment is to be furnished visitors at Bradley Beach throughout the present summer at La Relne Casino. Summer life has started In with a man. Hotel I a Relne la fll.insi rapidly. The Knapp cottage, on Cliff avenue, has been for the summer by Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Miller. Mrs. F. Knapp has been entertaining Mlaa Florence Lelghter at her Cliff avenue cottage.

A number of summer visitors took out hunting llcenaes thla week from Borough Clerk Joaeph L. Yarnell. Recent hotel arrivals include: Hotel Relne Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bentel.

Mr. and Mra. John O'Connell, Frank Newman. John L. Murray, William r.

nooney. aiaunce jjaiman anq Alexander J. Clements. Mrs. David Belasco is a gueat at La Reins.

TENNIS AT POINT PLEASANT. Point Pleasant: N. July 3 A tennis tournament has been In progress for some time on the courts of the Hotel Lelxhton. In the men's doubles, J. P.

Traverg and Hoffman Gillespie won from Robert Backes and 8. Stevenson. Among the young peop who will attend tne hno at the Carrollton thla evening are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moran, Mlaa Katherlne Mad den John Madden rj.

J. Hcott, Miss Juary Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGill. Chief Justice William H.

Qummere and fam. Ily arrived a few days ago to occupy their cottage here for the summer. Mra. De Witt Clinton Petera and Mlas Elhei Van Courtlandt Colt have opened a tea room on Main avenue. Mlaa Hei-n McLaren gae a moonlight riding party Wednesday night to frlenda.

Among thm were Hoffman Gllllsple, Bennett W. F.lliaon. M. Harley. Miss Anna Curtis and Mies Rosa mond Holmes.

A Fourth of July celebration Is enlisting the attention of every one in town. The pnprainmt to be run off on Monday, with a grand masquerade carnival In the morning and Held events after 1 o'clock. A Fourth of July ball Is to be held at the Warwick Arms. Arrival, include: Leighton Mrs. E.

8. Whltf.had. Mr. and Mrs- F. C.

Overbury. H. Hoffmau, Mies Louise M. C. Kohier, E.

B. Doe.ne. Mra. R. M.

Mnxwall, George H. A. Kohler. James L. rllbley Mrs.

N. Van Riper. Mrs. P. W.

Everets, Charles A. Conant, H. Hoffman. Edwin Van Riper. Carrollton Miss L.

C'hatterton. William O. Henlcke. William T. Egbert.

Mr. and Mra. Frederick R. Lee. Mr.

and Mra. George Zucca, Mlas Lillian Darcey, Mrs. F. E. Collins, Mrs.

Frank L. Gannon. William Tlchner. Warwick Arms George L. Fox Mr.

and Mra. M. M. Lask. Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Potter, Mlse M. V. Broderlck, Mr. and Mrs.

T. B. Jonea, and Mra. H. Kelly, Mr.

ana Mrs. tsar- Koiit and Mr. and Mrt. John Shearn. a SUMMER BRINGS VISITORS TO Jacobs, Mr.

and Mrs. George Jacobs of Newark. N. J. The New Tuxedo has among Its late arrivals Mrs.

O. Wanka, the Misses Elsie and Irma Wanka. J. Trattner. Master Silvan Trattner ana Mr Klein of Manhattan.

BECORD YEAR AT STAMFORD. Hotel Men Declare This Season the Best Ever Seen There. Stamford. N. July 3 The increase In numbers over the Fourth ot July crowds of previous years Is very noticeable here to-night, and the Stamford hotel men.

who have never Baa no large a crowd registered early in June, are Jubilant over the outlook of the greatest season In their history. The Fourth will be royally observed here on Monday, the business men of Oneonta taking a prominent part in the celebration. The baseball sesatm will alto open on Monday with a game between the local team and the Middle-burg nine. Chateau de Navarre, the finest summer residence fare, la occupied by the owner. Dr.

E. M. UrUt'tl, and hie sister, Mr. Frances Bristol barr. The Rexmere opened last week.

The Wemholm is doing an ex client hurt new. Amng Its late arrivals are: Mrs. Frances J. f'hamneriayne. Ml E.

R. Chamberlayne, Montclalr. X. Mrs. William Pitt Paine Jterby.

Mim M. Xhute, M. T. Conover. Mrs.

M. univr of Mnnhattan. The American consul at Matanzas. Cuba, and hie family will tfMtn1 th paon here. Pan ford Idgp has among lis late arrivals Mr.

and Mrs. fharles Itnnett, Mr. and Mra Jhn Me, MIps MurKftnit of Brooklyn, Mr and Mrs. H. Garth' of Manhattan.

Churchill Hall. th lure-! of the Stamford hotels, starts in July with the largm crowd ever refripWred ther. Anions; the prominent ltrooklymtfs n-iriMerM there Is P. M. timers The New Grant Ihnjue ha nin'tng Its late arrival L.

H. Howes. Mrs. W. U.

Jennings, Miss A. P. nnlntiB. Paul Jennings and Harold Jnnlnirs of ltrheli N. V.

Kendall Place has amng it arrival Miss A. K. Mafs'n. Mr an1 Mrs Jiiines A. Dun-ham of Hroklyn Mr, end Mr Blauvelt, A.

James Mi! Cnnnll. Miss Helen Far-rfll. Mim Oden of Manhattan Ml Fonday. Mr SIlHman, Mr. Phflton.

Wehawken llfight. X. V. D. Kenney, Holmdel, N.J.

TANNER SVILLETO CELEBRATE. Xocal Fire Brigades Will Be the Center of Independence Day Attractions. Tannprsvllle, N. July 3 Between the taking care of the vast crowd of arrivals that have made their appearance in the past two days, and the completion of Its plans for the Fourth oi July celebration, Tannersville has had rather a busy The celebration here on Monday under the auspices of the Tamiprsville Are department bids fair to be the greatest event ever witnessed here. An athletic inert ng has been arranged; the parade will be the longest ever seen here, and in the evening two dances will be held under the auspices of the Are department.

CauVmus Mill. Miss Maude Adams' summer honw in Omera Pai k. hjs ben h-id f.ir the san by Mr. Chain berialn of und, Y. The Rev rr C'TtWnd M'rw, pastor Trem-'int Temple, Hmn with bis fsjnilv.

Bir-nt lait wek as the guest of Mr. ad Mrs. W. eimuivai at their cuitagt here, Fleldner of Brooklyn: F. B.

Potterton of Jersey City: Milton Lindiuer of l-hiladeiphta, F. D. Tuttle of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. D.

Juhnsi.n and Miss J. Juhnson of San Francisco, Cal. BASEBALL ATYOXJKQSVILLE. City Fans Lend Support to Loial Nine and Several Games Are Played. Yniingsvilie, N.

July 3 A numb kucs's stopping at thn YoungaviHe House have put the local ball team on a new bas's. A -'oublo header Is arranged for July 5. On that date Youngsville will meet Liberty ar.d Swiss Hill. C. Baker of Brooklyn will pitch for the first game and Hugh Kelly, Youngsvllle's old pitcher, will do th twlrlln; tor the second game, The fust-.