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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. 25. 1911.

With July Near at Hand Long Island Season Is Gay A BIT OF SHINNECOCK ROAD AT Lovely Are the June Days On Island's orth Coast Resorts of South Shore Have Had a Jolly Week Season Along the Coast Is Now Well Undr Way Athletics a Feature of Life at Lortg Beach Fishing Is Good in Great South Bay Golf and Tennis Lead Among Outdoor Pastimes at Belle Jerre Yachting the Sport of Sports at Northport Ex-Secretary Cortelyou and Family Have Again Joined the Colonyat Huntington News From Great Neck. 1 Saturday for Europe to be gone all summer. Mr. Morse has leased his beautiful estate on Little Nerk to a Mr. Warbriuge of New York QUOGUE, L.

I. be occupied until late In the fall by Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Fiannery and family of Manhattan, who arrived a week ago. S. Adams and family of Manhattan have arrived and will pass the summer in the Clay-burne cottage on, Oak street. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Moller and family arrived here some time ago and are occupying the Story cottage on Ocean avenue. Far Rockaway Enjoys Ocean Bathing, Far Rockaway has assumed a lively appearance, and the avenues are filled with people, while the beach during the bathing hour is crowded. The diving float which is an added feature this season, has become very popular with those who delight to swim in the surf, and on Wednesday afternoon, when the sea was smooth, several swimming matches were held between some of the strong Bwlm- meis stopping in Far Rockaway and neighboring places. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Kallls and family of Manhattan are here for the summer and are located In the Campbell cottage In Grand-view avenue. The Whitson cottage in Bayview avenue Is occupied this summer by Mr. and Mrs. R. Malison and family of Brooklyn.

Tennis and golf tournaments will be held at the Ocean country Club on July 1, and 4. The links are in excellent shape now, and are well patronized by the members dally. Mr. ana Mrs. D.

S. Hess and family of Manhattan have arrived for the summer and are located In one of the Norton cottages on Franklin avenue. The Bayswater Yacht Club will hold a regatta oii the afternoon of July 4, and a dance and fireworks display at the clubhouse In the evening. Mr. and Mrs.

I. E. Xewberger and family have arrived for the summer and are located In the Hagan cottage on Healy avenue. Samuel L. Bachrach and family of Manhattan are here for the season and are settled In the Whitford cottage on Bessemond avenue, where they will remain until late in the fall.

The Forrest cottage at Stmis Beach is occupied this summer by Mr. and Mrs. H. Hotter and family, who arrived a few days ago. LURE OF SHELTER ISLAND It Is Strong as Ever Season There Opens Well.

Shelter Island, N. June 24 The official opening of Shelter Island occurred to-day, when the big Prospect House opened its doors. Of course, a number of people, particularly cottagers, have been here two or three weeks, yet the island Is never considered officially ready for the summer business until the favorite Prospect is ready to receive guests. The indications now are that the Island will have the biggest season in many years past, and one of the straws that Indicates this is the vast number of cottages rented at the Heights and vicinity. Lying around In a compact location are the beautiful cottage estates, nearly all of them rented and open thia week.

Sixty-four families were en-Joying the Invigorating breezes that make this spot one of the most favored on the coast of Long Island. A few cottagers are yet to arrive. One of the handsome new craft that flies the Phelter Island Yacht Club pennant Is the gasoline yacht Beldame, owned by S. K. Fuller.

She is now in commission. The Kuwana, a fast sloop, Is also in commission and has registered at the yacht ctub. She is owned by O. E. Loheke of East Orange.

The team yacht Admiral anchored off the yacht club a few days ago and was registered at the club. She Is owned by T. Bush. The Prospect House baths are now open and many ara enjoying their unusually excellent features. "Phelter Island Heights is prettier than ever," said one enthusiastic lover of nature to an Eagle man yesterday.

"It seems like an exaggerated statement to make, for the island has always been one of the prettiest spots on earth, but somehow to me it seems as If our drives, our walks, the bay and the very way the lawns at the cottages are maintained this year have enhanced its beauty a hundred fold." A jolly party was held at the Cheqult Inn Thursday. The guests played various games and had a royal good time In general. The next day a large number of the guests were entertained on an old-fashioned picnic by tne proprietress, Mrs. Belle G. Crook.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sylvester of Montclatr left the Cheqult Inn a few flays ago after spending their honeymoon there.

They came here directly after their marriage last week. Of course, the other guests made it pleasant for them, and the bride and bridegroom were so agreeable that there are many here who would like to see them return for a longer acquaintance. Flehing is already good and is being en-Joyed by many of the guests. Otto Ptahl. one of the cottagers, took a party from the Oxford House out in his launch, Pyanbell, a few days ago, and the catch was eighteen large weakftsh and ten seabass.

which is a mighty good record for this season of the year. The party was caught in a squall, but met with no mishap. The golf course Is open, and thone who en.tny that health-giving sport on pretty links may now ba seen following that "occupation" almost daily, Oxford House Mrs. Mary E. White, Charles P.

Raymond, Miss F. Pohlman, George Pohl-man, I. A. Asher, Manhattan; Mrs. Jewett, MJss Jewett, Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. J. Lester Parsons Rnd family, Mt. riatr; Mrs. Porter Walker, Birmingham; Mrs.

Edith R. Finch. Miss Olive Finch. Miss Edith Finch, Miss Lucille Finch. Brooklyn.

Cheqult Inn Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Porrance. Biverton; Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Robblns, Atlantic City: Mrs. Thomas T. Barr, Brook ty Miss (Yombia, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard D. Fish. Hartford: II. B.

Perry. R. D. Perry. Philip Perry.

Elyria. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Kuelink, C.

Van Cortlandt. Manhattan; Mrs. V. Thayer and dauphter. Mr, and Mrs.

F. A. Robblns and son, Brooklyn; Miss E. A. Faulkner, West Point.

MASSAPEQUA IN READINESS. Famous Old Eesort Awaits Coming of Pleasure Seeking Throngs. MassnpequH, L. June 24 Although his olarn hns taken on the guise of summer, the social season has not yet opened. Cottages are filling and summer hoatelrios are receiving early guests but the season is not yet In full swinir.

i nif ii ml tenuis tounifimentR lll im iha ffiitures of thp spfison'H opening htr lie wei'k of th Fourth of July. It Is ex- 1 ppi-tPil ihnt notnlilps will romp-MP. I Among thn gucjus at the Motel un-: Mr. aii'l A. M.

Slaujfhter of Xutley, I X. J. Mr. anil Mr. ShUmh Urnham of Miantf.

rr. nn.l Mrs. Allen T. Haight mul A. Hnight.

Mr. n1 Mr. 1.. M. Ailains.

John l.n niltn. Mr. rtiitl Mis. J. W.

Puniiin, Mr. an-1 Mr. F. Eltfrm. Miff Map Paly.

Mr. it.l Mrs. Iv W. Hiiriiy. Mr.

and Mrs. Jtisr-pli Hit', nil of Mnnhnttnn: Mr. ani Mrs. Aln-ll. Murtfiit or Hroowlvn; Mr.

mi H. Mnelirr of WinfiH-t. X. Mr. I.

.1. I'liTith nf rroport, H. Rnston and Mi'. Mrt. n.

Kpstein of Mnnlint tnti, Mr. Moin'ure Mnhinnon and Miss Monoure rtnblnson of rhtladflphia. Mrs. T. S.

Robbin of Atlantic City. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Porrancf of 11 tvfrborn, V.

Krank Dorranee of 1 'Hm-eion. N. .1. Jnspph C. Frln and Miss niirp Frin of Crat Harrington: Mr, f.

rnhf F.tM .1 Kly, Russfll Calve. Mr. Stiitoti Me'-r. Klorenre p. Mvr, Anhnr S.

Mrs. n. Mypr, Mr. and Mr. Adni nf Mr.

and Mrs. Kills! of t-ikiithviua. and Miliulm Kens, of Man-1 hattaik -i Ant 4 WW f. Arthur Hardy of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Jung of Fteeport, Mr. and Mrs. If. T. Nee.ll of Harrlsburg, the JJIsies Kelton of Columbus, O.

BLUE POINT FILLING UP. Cottages AU Occupied and Hotel Bookings Are Heavy. Blue Point, L. June 24 Already the big summer hotels are filling up with vacationists and all-aummer gueats. This delightful resort Is advancing in leaps and bounds each succeeding summer and on? hotel proprietor states the only difficulty he has is to And accommodations for those who apply, for he la compelled to turn away many because of the heavy advance bookings.

About nil the cottages are now occupied and the little village presents an animated scene, especially along the waterfront. There conditions were never as attractive as now. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Fry of Brooklyn opened their summer cottage during the week. About forty members of Company A of th Twenty-third Regiment of Brooklyn have been camping hero for a few days. Sunday the sol. iter boys enjoyed a shore dinner at Cherry Grove.

Captain Lamont had charge of "the camp, Mr. and Mrs. Van Riper of Brooklyn have opened their summer cottage and during the week entertained a number of city friends. William Bertenahaw and family of Brooklyn have arrived at the James I. Davis cottage for their fifth consecutive season.

Next week the Wednesday and Saturday hops and the sacred Sunday evening concerts win negin at. the south Bay House. Many Improvements have been made In and about the leading hotels. The Mullen House dining and ball rooms have been enlarged aim tne spacious verannas added to. At the South Bay House the big ball room has been improved and a ehuffle board also Installed.

Arrivals at the hotels Include; Hallet. House Mrs. C. B. Ketcham, Gk R.

Ketcham of Brooklyn, A. F. Haenleln and family. Miss Marion Haenleln of Manhattan. South Bny House Mr.

and Mrs. Myron J. Martin, the Misses Mildred and Rosamond Martin, Josfph H. Beams and family, Mr. and Mrs.

William Joerger, Miss Grace M. James, Allen C. James of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Truman, F.

M. Coughlan and family of Manhattan. Warner House Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Bau-champ, the Misses Bauchamp, Mrs. J. H. Pmith, Vincent Smith of Brooklyn, Earle M.

Turner of Lakeville, Conn. -miner -vrn SAYVlLTjE'S itANT CHARMS. Sayville, L. June 24 Attract lve Say-ville Is once more at the opening of a very busy summer. About all cottages are occupied and the hotela and boarding houses are catering to their summer guests.

Motoring and yachting appear to be the most popular forms of enjoyment for the visitors. At the Elmore, South Bay House and the Delavan programmes are already being planned fnr the various social functions to be held during the coming months. Mr. P. Manton and family of Brooklyn sre occupying their cottage on Lincoln avenue for the summer.

Dr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of New York have opened their Pine street summer home. Mr. snd Mrs.

Oeorge F. Shaver are stopping at the Pel a van while work on their summer bungalow la being completed. F. F. Llsleckl and family have taken the William Smith cottage for the summer.

The Grace family arrived a few days ago to spend the summer at the C. Hulse cottage in Handsome avenue. Among the early patrons at the Inn during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jung of Freeport, who are making a honeymoon tour of the bay in a motorboat.

Charles A. Schermerhorn and family of New Tork are occupying the Hulse eottage on the main road. NEAR TO NEW YORK. Summer Life at Larchmont, New Eo-chelle, Is Gay. Larchmont-on-the-Sound, June 24 The garden fete to be given on the lawn of the residence of Mrs.

William G. NMchols at Rye on July 1 for the benefit of the United Hospital of Harrison, Rye and Port Chester promises to be a big affair. The fine estate is to be transformed lntn a Japanese felryland and there will be a concert in the afternoon and evening by the Port Slocum military band. Mr. and Mr.

Francis A. Ptratton and their eon. 'Wilder Ptratton, will leave tn a few day for their island off the const of Maine, where they intend to remain during most of the gummer. National Committeeman "William I. Ward and his family will soon go to the White Mountains for the summer.

They are now living In their country houee at Port Cheater. Supreme Justice and Mrs. Martin J. Keough and their children will start next week for the Faclflo House in the White Mountains, where they have been In the habit of spending the summer month a. Plans are now under way at New Rnehelle for the celebration of a safe and eane Fourth of July In that city.

The celebration last year was eurh a aucresa under the ausplres of a municipal committee appointed by Mayor Col well that the same committee Is going to follow out last year's Idea. The regular Wednesday night dances at the New Rochfslle Club attract many society folk of that city and they are one of the features of summer life in New Rorhelle. Among thoae who own fnat yachts at New Ilochello and frequently take port In the different regattas are: Holland 8. Duel, former Asaemblynion of New Roehelle, with his Howdy; Haren Morse, Chinook; V. TV.

Rwan, Palas; P. J. Tierney's Dagrnar and N. Bavier, Interim. Mrs.

Pamuel Gardiner Ksterbrook gave a largo reception and linen shower at her home In Prooklvn for Pr. Adelaide TVallerstein, whose marriage to Noble McConnell will take place on at Sirarsdala In TV est chenter County. The wedding promises to he a big affair, as It will be attended by nearly all the members of the New York Mozart Ho-ciety. of which Dr. Wallersteln Is founder and president.

Among the new arrivals at T.arehmont Is (I. W. Dunn, who has rented the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrette, In the wood's of l-nrchtaont.

Among those who Intend to spend the entire summer at the llovfil Victoria Hotel, I.archmont, ore Mr. and Mrs. A. Witmhlp. MANHATTAN AND ORIENTAL Big Hotels at Coney Island Open for the Senson.

The Manhattan Beach and Oriental HotM opened yesterday with the aeaaon's plans completed. The big banquet given Thursdny night by the Bankers Association monopolized the attention of the management of the Oriental. President Taft. as guest of honor, received not only all the attention that Mr. Greaves and his competent staff of assistants could give, hut Gtovanl K.

('onterno played and dedicated to the President one of the most beautiful of his compositions, a march. Hr. Contemn is one of the younger set of prominent bandmasters who has appeared before European audiences. At The Manhattan Bnch th out of dor rea-tmiranl for th- reirulur guenia and th beautiful cufino, here tnt parties ran find wverythlng to bo dejdred, an' the special at-tra'MliMip. At the Oriental th newly arranged bachelor suite are proving their suchh.

An unusual number of bachelors have registered for he iimnim' and those who have wilh the opening of thf house nr enjovlng ihe cfMn ami mfTt of ibe nw ly nint.il!cd outdoor Among ihe guit iinn i thf Orlrntnl ')to Mi. .1. H. Mrs. S.iraii I'.

King'-ley Mr aitfl Mr Ti. H. Laimbeer, Senator And Mrs. (iruwoid. joyed.

(Special to The Eagle.) Belle Terre, June 24 Every day brings greater activity at Belle Terre and the estates now present a very attractive appearance. The golf course and the tennis courts have been put in excellent condition, and these two places are the center of much activity just at present. There were several yachts anchored In the harbor off the Belie Terre dock over Monday. Among them were the Maspeth, the Ilikanio, the Palestine and the Mahary. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Meuer of New York have arrfvi-d at their cottage for the summer. Mtss Adrlcnne Kenyon has Joined her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Kenyon at the Torquay for the Bummer. Miss Kenyon entertained a party of friends over the weekend. Home of the guests registered at the Belle Terre Club over 8unday were: Wm.

Munschen-hejm, A. Luchow, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lancaster, Mr.

and Mrs. TV. E. Bemis, New York; William 3. Fatrehild.

Glen Ridge, N. J. Charles E. Bavllss. New York: Henry G.

Bryant, Philadelphia, Joseph G. Matthews, Miss Lucie Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Moore, New York; Captain and Mrs. F. Rusfcum. Great Neck; rr. and Mrs.

A. Ij. Goodman, J. Van Bloodgood, Mr. and Mrs.

Remson, Mr. Bor.nell, O. A. Marsh, New York; Mr. and Mrs.

Cornell Brown, Brooklyn Miss Edwards, New York; W. J. Fallon, Setauket; Mr. and Mrs. H.

Jones. Pr. and Mrs. A. I M.

Qulnn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCormick, I Robert Qulnn, New York; Mr. and Mrs.

A. I V. Gould, lAwrence, L. I. The t'nion League Club of New Haven, made merry at the Belle Terre Club last Saturday, when about thirty-flve members came over on the Elm City.

They came direct to the club and after refreshments made a tour of the estates. They expressed themselves as delighted with the place. Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Kenyon spent a few davs In New York last week. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Butler Moore have arrived at their home. Cobble Villa, for the summer and entertained several guests over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Oatg Van Deventer entertained Mrs. Apellman and Miss Spell roan over the week-end. GREAT NECK GROWS POPULAR. Great N'eck. June 24 This village is fast becoming a popular summer town.

Many wealthy residents of Manhattan and Brooklyn have erected handsome homes along the shore, and tne majority of them spend at least eight months out of the year here. The warm weather during the past few days has brought out nearly all of the summer residents. Oliver M. Mayhew has leased her fine residence at Elm Point for the summer to Mrs. M.

Gugglns. Mrs. Raymond Hltchenck if the Shore road has departed for Constantinople, accompanied by her sister. Miss Cristlna Mangasarian. The summer home of Walter Davis at Great Neck Hills has been leased and the family will pass the summer at Colorado Springs.

The Rtephan H. Burgyne cottage on the Pound has been rented to a Manhattan family for the summer. Mr. Rurgyne will spend the summer In Massachusetts. Members of Paumannk Lodge, f.

nnd will attend divine servtr.esJin the Spinney M. E. Church to-morrow evening. BITS OF SEA CLIFF NEWS. Sea Cliff.

l. June. 24-The summer season at this place has opened with a swing and a dash that bid fair to continue until late In the fall. The pavilion on the beach Is the mecca for the summer visitors and the week-end dances aro largely attended. There are a number of canoes in the harbor and the graceful gliding of these frail craft lends an added beauty to the place.

Many cottages have been opened and It is expected that when the last quota of people arrive on the first of the month this season will by far excel those of the past. A number of important events have been arranged or and the season here has already assumed a midsummer air of gayety. Miss Mildred Van Riper of Brooklyn Is the guest of Miss Mabel Hendrickson. Henry' Ordman of Manhattan has taken the Dorncourt cottage for the season. William Pecan has opened his cottage for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Harvey of Brooklyn have opened their cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wilson have returnei to Pea Cliff and It Is expected that they will give a number of entertainments this year. A card party was given by Mrs. John Dillon on. W'ednesday afternoon for the benefit of St.

Boniface's Church. Mrs. G. H. K.

White of Brooklyn will give a number of euchre parties to the members of her club from Brooklyn. Ernest B. Ball and family are now occupying their cottage on Seventeenth street. GLEN COVE GAYER THAN EVER. Season There Characterized by Many Brilliant Functions.

Glen Cove, h- June 24 The season at this place Is well under way and there have been a number of important social events In the past week. Bummer places have been opened and the social activity promises to rival that of the past years. While the summer colonists have a number of events planned, they also have done a great amount of good, the dance In aid of the Downing vacation home being of inestimable benefit to that Institution. The season at "the Hall" is a brilliant one and the week-end dances attract a large attendance. There are also mid-weekly concerts.

Mme. Calvo, the wife of the minister from CoBta Rico, is a recent arrival at "the Hall." On Friday afternoon a tea was given at the Downing Vacation House. A large number of residents were present. Mrs. Harold I.

Pratt Is chairman and Mrs. Francis S. Smith-ers treasurer of the finance committee. This evening a dance Is to be given by the Hempstead Harbor Yacht Club their clubhouse. Yesterday and again to-Oay Center Island was tha rendezvous of the New York Yacht Club.

George D. Pratt has returned to Glen Cove after an extended European tour. Tbe following are recent arrivals a the Hall: Mr. and Mrs. H.

F. Parsons. Rrook-lvn; Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Prach.

New York; Sir. and Mrs. J. Jackson. Wilmington.

Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Gregory, New York; Mr.

and Mrs. J. Hcrrlck, Pteniford. Conn; Madam Calvo and children of Costa Rica; Mr. and Mrs.

John Gillls, Now York. CENTREPORT IS HAPPY. Greenlawn, Its Railroad Station, to Have New Depot and Bungalow P. 0. Centreport, L.

June 24 The hotcl3 and boarding houses at this resort are rapidly filling up wltn suests and report hravv bookings lor tne entire season. Good weather durins the past week has brought many families here earlier than upual. Tlie summer people as veil as mo all the yriir tiround roflldnts aro looking forward Cflfeorly to the completion of the new station at The station will be one of tho hHiidsmiiest 0,1 lle a Plas ant relief after the In, onvenlen. es nf a winter mul sprtnK with no station ulhT than a converted roa' li. The new ImnK.llow pipt nfitce whh-h belns lMtilt liv Mips K.

A. Hilton, the postmlstresp tit tireonlawn. will he a hl Improvement to the atMaranee of the village and a convenience to the people. Some of those r-glsterei at "Ward's Rest Inn over Sund.v were: Mr. and Mrs.

W. Hosi. Mr. Rodger. N'e'V V.irk: Mr.

and Mrs. ,1. Kenmore. or t.rooKtyn: Mr. anrt Mrs.

1 E. KIslnK. Edward S. Richmond IT I'rnnvn. Althee.

Wnltet- V. Young, Pmnkhn: John l.enry, E. Smith. N'ew York: C. A.

Fry. KnRlewood. X. .1. A.

Donald, t'harlos Mael.arfn. Glasgow. Scotland; Captain YV. Soely. New Yorfc F.

A. Thompson, J. TC. Edwards. Thonwn Ttleson, K.

H. H'htte. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Parsons. .1. .1, oa-I'rs. T. H.

l.odis. tjlen tve; Mr. and Mrs. tl. 1..

Smith. Ovster Tiny. Mr. snd Mrs. James Morris Robertson.

Montrlair, N. J. ill. ad ilrs. Vuutl P.

Mors, eajed on more after having been confined to bis home with an attack of the grip. -Mrs. Jsobtl ammia of Deer Park avenue has been visiting relatives In Woodmere. 1.1. Theodore Watts has commenced the building of a cottage on Deer park avenue.

FOURTH AT BRIGHTWATERS. Four Days of Heal Merrymaking Planned Water Sports Featured. Brlghtwaters. L. June 24 An elaborate four-day programme for the ob servance of the Fourth of July has been arranged by the entertainment and recre ation committees of the Brlghtwaters Association.

The celebration begins on Saturday July 1, with a formal dance Is fri Brlghtwaters Casino, and followed on Sunday evening by a muslcale also In the CaBlno. On Monday evenlna-. Julv .1. hers of the Knickerbocker Field Club of Brooklyn will give a vaudeville performance In the Hay Shore Opera House, for the benefit of too uea itDrary. orty-eight members of Ihe Knickerbocker Club are to be guests of tho Brlghtwaters Association during the week of the Fourth.

A round of events Is planned for the Fourth In which baseball, bond concerts, fireworks and dsnclng will be the principal features. At 10 o'clock In the morning, a burlesque ball game Is scheduled to be played on the diamond of the Casino grounds, near the head of the yacht harbor. The players will consist of picked nines from twenty-flve or more entries of Brlghtwaters men. fantastically garbed. The rules of the game are defined as "Go as you please, provided you can get away with It." It Is reported that George Ganzenmuller and C.

W. Nostrand of the Knickerbocker Field flub will be smuggled Into the game under the guise of Bright-watersltes. At 1 o'clock a luncheon will be served in the Brlghtwaters bathing pavilion, east pier of the yacht harbor. During the remainder of the afternoon there will be water sports and bathing, accompanied by a band concert by tho PatchoRue Hand of twenty pieces. Extensive preparations are being msde for a big fireworks display at the head of the Brlghtwaters yacht harbor, from 8 to 9 o'clock In the evening.

The fireworks will be set off from flosts and boats In the harbor. After ft o'clock there will be a dance In the as- sembly hall of the Casino. CAUGHT FREAK H0RSEF00T. Monster Christened "Dingwaddlora" by Patchogue FiBherman. Tntchogue, L.

June 24 "Better than a year was the statement made by about every hotel proprietor In this vicinity when au Eagle reporter asked about the opening of the- ummer season. All tha hotels opened up a few days eaftlier thia season, on account of the favorable weather conditions and the managers are delighted with the outlook. Added to the many diversions of the season the fishing on the bay ia excellent anrt some (rood catches of the gamey blueftsh were le-porte-1 by the parties which sailed to the Fire Island channels last Punday and during the week. It is extremely early for the bluea to bite, although weeks and klngflsh are furnish Ing excellent sport for the devotees of this enticing recreation. The Urat freak cafh of th season waa that made by R.

D. Falrchild, a wU known theatrical man, who Is spending the week at th citfftnn. He hooked a monster of the horsefoot type. Its gigantic size and peculiar formation caused Mr. Kalrehild to proclaim It the species of an extinct fish, the "dlng-waddlom." Suitably embellished and labeled It now occupies a conspicuous corner of the Cliff ton pavilion.

To-day the doors of the. South Bay Yacht Club were thrown open to members and guests and within a very few days the festivities will begin. The committees are arranging for any number of house events, many to ba of a novel form. Of course, yachting will be as prominent aj of years gone by and a number of cups have been donated for special races. The club has a new set of offlceVs this season, the commodore being Lawrence C.

Hafner of Manhattan. After living In the remote regfons of Brazil for the past fifty years, Sylvester Worth, a native of Patctv'tfue, la spending the summer with relatives in this place. t'nder the manngement of William Klley of the Hotel Markwell, Manhattan, the big Hotel Cllffton, is already thronged with early patrons, and there Is every Indication of a big of the famous stopping place. The first formal concert was given Sunday even-tnif under the direction of Professor Slegard SmPh, choir director of the Manhattan t'ongre-gat tonal Omrrh of Manhattan. Wednesday evening leo Edwards, the New Tork music publisher, was the center of attraction in the festivities, being ably assisted by Miss Bessie Wynn, who Is resting up for her engagement at Brighton Beach next week.

Harry Fairfield's concert orchestra of Boston. has been engaged for the entire season by the management Former Borough President James V. Ahearn of Manhattan spent a portion of the week with a party of friends at the Cllffton. Among others registered nt the Cllffton were two bridal couples, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Jung of Freeport. who are. taking their honeymoon on a motorboat tour of the bay, and Mr. and Mrs. M.

T. N'eale of Hnrrlsburg, Pa. A big ateel covering ill be erected over the now Ocean avenue pier by the Berlin Construction Company in a few days, the village trustees having awarded the firm the contract on Tuesday. It wfll cost upward of and will be a much needed Improvement. After Its eroetlort substantial benches will he put down for tht use of the public.

William Httch, a Brooklyn man, who has a cotti.ge on Kider avenue, has Just had a new racins yacht built according to his plans. It has named the Yankee, and promises to be a winner In soma of the regattas this summer. Two well-known New York hotelmen, John P. Jtipa and Edward Johnson, have assumed the manngement of the 1'atchogue Inn for the Benson. The manager of a large typewriting concern has written to one of the local hotel managers asking for accommodations for the factory's office staff for their annual outing during July.

M. K. O'Connor and family of Brooklyn are occupying their summer home on Bay avenue for the season. The George F. Carman homestead on street has been taken for the summer the family of Dr.

Lee Alley Tultz of Atlantic City. N. J. 1'pon being retired from the New; York Tollce and Fire Ipnrtmente many members have permanently lorated in Patchngue and vicinity. The latest neweomer is George Huckholtx, who was recently retired form the Hrooklyn Fire Department.

He has purchased a cottage on Vernon avenue. HI father, former Captain George A. Huckholtr. of tho Jnmniea precinct, has been living hero since his retirement some years ngn. The familiar yacht, the Quo Vadls of Wood-mere, made its lirnt appearand of the sea sun Saturday.

Captain Si t'nhen and a party of friends spent f'-w 1 at the l.tiurcl House. Mr. and Mrs. A. Vim ler Werken of Brooklyn have arrived for the season at their Cedar avenue coil ft.

Arti vn Is at ihe principal hotels include the following: Sinltbpiirl- Fred and Krnom Grnmlb U. A. John Dervev. V. and John Papst of Brooklyn, Mr.

ami Mrs. Frank V. l.n w-ri'nrf. Miss Abide Tuft, Miss A. Mmiran of l'mvldcnoe.

H. Mrs. Mrs, Brink inn 11, Mrs. G. WMnier, George bl-m-r, Mr'.

Mill. Uic Misses Helen ami (Mith Mills. Mrs. H. Zengle, Mrs.

.1, iVetrrh. Mrs. A. llnbe, Mrs. f.

Kaude. Mrs. .1, II, i Ix rgb. Mrs. K.

Boecher. Mrs. YounTinun. Frane. Mis Kato rammer.

Mr. Kruminer. Mrs. Moelrer, Mr. and Mrs.

B. MundH of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sherman of l.Hwrnce.

0 en A venue Hotel Mr snd Mr. Charles A. Xftck: H. l.lssnr and funliv, V. F.

Itaiisom and family, Miss M. Ma us. K. nralsteil. M.

Wheeler, M. F. Atherton. H. I.

Irfunnx. Mrs. C. King. K.

B. Ktienlg, Mies F. Mniihattan M. Moore of Ynnkers, Mr. and Mrs.

I S'jtidfor-l. the Misses and Jennie Handfur-I. Mr. snd Mrs. Ar of T-acU George, V.

V. Mr. imd Mrs, W. II Mr. and Mrs.

M. Tib-bet ts. Mount Venifui Mrs, K. Pfelnbtirgh, tuseph lelnmirgb. Mr and Mrs.

1. Keller. Htauteiihuifc-1 Mrs, K. H. V'tM, Ir.t Mi Vail.

Trrvr nnd Bnrrisn Vail, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1'av'i. Mr.

and Mr. Tl. We her, Ernest 'if Brooklyn. t'ffif 1 Mr. M-s.

B. Far-r M. Mr. mi'l Mrs. T-'dnnrds, in V.

Miss fcdi rnvi. Mr Mid-ii'i'Mi r-f Msnhn'tHM. Mr. Meyere of F'alm lieach, P. Taylor of Wthhingion, D.

(Special to The Eagle.) long Beach. L. June 24 Never before In the history of this ocean side resort haB the opening of the summer season Indicated greater activity than this year. To-day Long Beach began Its "season" with a brilliant social feature and tb closing of an Invitation tennis tournament In which several players of national fame are competing. Th boardwalk has been thronged during the afternoon, for the past two weeks with aoclety folk, the hotel ha steadily booked season truest, and many of the villas are open.

6oores of automobiles have visited the Beach during the week, and many dinner parties have taken rdac In the grillroom of the hotel. On Wednesday a record throng of autos came down, arriving In relays between A.M. and 9 o'clock at night. Never durlnir the day in there less than fifty, and during the late afternoon more than one hundred motor cars were quartered at the boardwalk stand. Or.

Cook, explorer, lecturer and press agent, was at the shore with Mrs. Cook snd their children. The doctor lingered on the beach with his family during the greater part of a day. Oliver S. Campbell, once tennis champion of the United Btates, waa here with a party of friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Plllot and family of Tuxedo are at the hotel for the season. Thev recently returned from Europe. Captain E.

M. Adams, United States Army, is spending a vacation here. Mrs. Robert Mct ormlck of. Chicago Is stopping here for a few days prior to sailing for Europe.

Major B. St. O. Chapleau, a member of the Canadian Parliament, will summer at the hotel with Mrs. C'hapleau.

Beginning with the week of July an attractive programme pf sporting events will be run off. On the morning of the Fourth pallboat races' will take plcea In Reynolds Channel, while at nlaht the tars will dance. On Julv 8 snuallc sports will be a feature at the channel. The races will bring nil the Ki.rn stars to I.nne Heach. On July 19 the ling Iteach.

molorbont raca will take place, The Long Beach cup will he offered as a-prize. The lxng Island Mowing Association regatta will be held here on July 22. and on Julv "9 the Tng Islnnd tennis meet occurs. The bathing pavilion, wmcn openea iai week, has been accommodating almost midsummer crowds during the poet several warm dayfc Two college boy life guards have been on dutv dally since the opening, snd the "white wing" gang combs the beach every Crasin and Carl Chafer, both well known as tennis players In the East, are matched for the final singles in the Invitation tournament which ends to-day. Bull and Marten won thp doubles from Charlock and Fhsfer by the following score: fi a.

64. fi Several handsome prizes have been offered for the tournament. Including a huge silver cup which will be offered as a standing prize. Two silver mounted pitchers were given to fhs winners of the doubles, and silver-handled cane, were awarded lo the second men. The family of C.

c. Wilson, Ihe wireless president, who Is In the Tombs awsltlng commitment to the Federal prison at Atlanta, are occupying the Wilson villa. A son was horn to Mrs. 'Wilson during the week. Among the guests at the hotel sr: Major Muneon Morris of the Twelfth N.

T. N. Mr. snd Mrs. Harvey T.

Andrews of New Vork city: Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Shannon and family; Mrs.

7,. Donaldson of Xew York: Mr. and Mrs. Capon Marsh of East Orange, J. W.

Brown of New Tork and Short Hllll. OAT TIMES AT OCEAN BEACH. Kesort to Be a Post Office Telegraph Connection Made. Ocean Beach, L. I June 2t (Venn Beach is fast taking on Its midsummer appearance and many of the cottages are already open.

The place will shortly be listed as a regular village, with a post-office of Its own a convenience that will surely be appreciated by Ocean Beach's 510 Inhabitants. The complete poBtoffice outfit is being installed in the New Surf Hotel, nd the appointment of a postmaster, it is expected, will be announced before June 1. The postmaster, It Is said, will probably be John A. Wilbur. A telegrsph wire had been connected with the stations near the lighthouse and Instruments will be Installed In the hotel.

Miss TOhel Devere had been engaged as telegraph operator. The Ocean Beach Property Owners Association has elected the following temporary officers: Clarence P. Frowning, president; James Ceoper Wheeler, vice president; Lillian D. Jllce. secretary and treasurer.

Arrivals at the New Surf Hotel: Fred o-gel, W. T. Baldwin. Mr. nd Mrs.

.1. flounce. Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Adams, Brooklyn, and C. L. Coley. Manhattan.

BAY SHORE'S SEASON IS ON. fiummer Life at Resort Soon to at High Tide. Bay Shore, L. June 24 Bay Shore's Summer colony is fast arriving and many Bummer homes are now open. Local bo-oiety is planning numberless social events and prospects are bright for a lively reason.

Jam W. Maker nf Brooklyn ban token the VmU cottage In Ocep.n avenue fnr the season. Invitations have been insue'l fnr ihe wedding of Mtss Annie Telfer. daughter of Mrs. VUizabeth THfer of Oakland avenue, to Harry Carpenter, which will take plae at the home of the hri'le's mother on June c.

B. Ijiwrenc and family of Brooklyn are occupying their summer home on Oct on avenue. Miss leucine Markoff Is the guest of Miss Julia Lancee of this village. Local snclety will lend the aid of Its at-tndanr at the vaudeville to be given In tho ffr house on the evening of July 3 for the benefit nf the local public; library. The expanse of tht affair will bn borne by the Prlglitwaters Association, and the library will receive the entire proceeds.

The first regatta of the Bay Shore Motor Boat Club thiB season will be held on July 1. AT OAK ISLAND. Oak Island, L. June 22 Oak iBland ntertained a goodly number of week-end visitors Saturday and Sunday, and sev-ral of the regular summer colonists have opened thHr cottages. A number of courageous souls have tried the bathing and say that the "water is fine." Oak Islnnd Hcarh will receive two mails ech dav during tht? season.

One will close at Babylon post oftU: at SMS A.M.. and the it her will clone at that office Ht P.M. Mail for the main land will rloso at the uirW on the bach nu A.M. and P.M. iharles Hef.en nnO family are occupying thHi Oak Island Heach cottage.

liuibtinp 1ms been started on se i-ral new cut aires, including four for Wowlhury Hackiiarf. BABYLON IS GROWING GAY. Babylon, L. June 24 Many fpw fares ar to be sen hore and the villnge is taking on more life each day. a rpal country circus furnished divnrtinnnent during the past week, and a.

carnival, run under the auspices of a local society, will prove alluring to fun lovers, llnat racing was inaugurated for the local sea-ton last Saturday, and weekly races are promised. Professor and Mr p. William If. Ilsk arc the sum mar with relatives in Hom-ulns. N.

V. The Ttev, I'dul Tefrrs' has bn finding: the injuries l'' being spiked si game, on Mturd'tv v-ry p-t'pful. but it i f-t'irted that oiit J- and Itui T'j-Iy ffi Ips duties ill mi'TfT" I T) Rtv. i-tntr J. I'.

is about once nn irs. ireorffe Martin hiv a acKeny cottages lor tne son. NflRTHPORT ootro vaoutimo wiii uul.v i nun i imu, Pleasures of the Harbor and Sound Appeal to Sojourners There. Northport, h. June 24 During the past week Northport Harbor has been a busy place with the number of yachts and other craft that have put in here.

Large arrivals of summer residents have added to the lively appearance of the village, and there is every' indication of a successful season. Julian Eltynge, the well-known actor, who spends his eumrr.rrs at Fort Palonga. has been elected a member of the Independent Yacht Club. Ray Morse of Centreport has leased the J. Wheeler cottage in this village for the summer.

Dr. Eben Foskett and family of Manhattan have arrived at their summer home on Ashe-roken Beach. W'. J. Felix of Brooklyn has opened his bungalow on Asheroken Beach for the summer.

Mrs. EMxnhAth i- BmJ Bon A nomas Chesebrough, of Brooklyn, ara at their home summer, -rne other sons, opened their several haV vachl t'11 large steam was ln "arbor on Saturday and dropped anchor near Mr. Vanderbllf. new house on Little Neck. nd the Misses Kerrigan of vh.w avenue! hom8 on B'- ARRIVALS AT PL JEFFERSON.

Quaint Old Sound Shore Town 1 Filling: Up Rapidly. Port Jefferson, L. June 24-The season at this quiet old resort is well unr derway, and summer activities are already beginning In earnest. There have been many new arrivals during the past week, and most of the cottages are now occupied. Mr and W.

W. Floyd have Issued ln-utationa for the marriage of their daughter. Misa Agnes Floyd, to George Tobiaron, to take place at their home, on June 27. A movement la on foot to have the name of Water street changed to Surf avenue. The proposed name would be an Improvement and more in keeping with the character of the street.

Mrs. E. B. Downs Is visiting Mr. and A.

W. Emerson at Tarry town, -X. Mrs. Qulnten lrch has gone to Glen Cove ttt spend the summer with her sister. Mrs.

Carlton Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Parsons are having a bungalow built on their property, Parsons' Peak, at Setauket. Some of the registered at the Ardencralg Inn Sunday were Mrs.

Kenyon Parsons and family, Manhattan; C. H. Barnes. Stanley, Manhattan; Lester Welcher. J.

Cutler, jr. Hartford, F. J. Carey, Manllus; C. F.

Tibbal. and party. Brooklyn; Alfred De Yonge and party. Manhattan; .1. F.

Carrlngton. Will-lam Watson. George Gould, Charles C. Lee. F.

P. Tompkins and party. C. Manning, Mr, and Mrs. George Havens.

New Haven. Conn. I Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dennis.

Newark. N. J. Robert Gayler, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs, Car stein.

Miss Carsteln. Mtss Manhattan. William W. Watson and family are at their Old Field home for the summer. Captain H.

M. Randall and family have opened their home in Myrtle avenue for ths season. The home of Henry C. Tinker at Tinker's Point is open for the summer. JUNE DAYS AT HUNTINGTON.

Famous Resort Was Never More Gay Than It Is Now. Huntington, L. June 2t The beautiful weather of the past week has brought many people from the city to their country homes In thU section, and now Huntington's season may be to be well started. Every day brings additions to 'the summer colony, and ttt town Is rapidly taking on a mid-summer appearance. he at t.

camp of Squadron C. on Cold Spring Hill. Is now In full blast. Large numbers of the troopers are quartered there, and give a touch of life and gayety to the town. Former Secretary George B.

Cortelyou and family are now at Halecroft, their Huntington Harbor home. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor attended commencement week at Princeton. Their son, John Taylor, was one of the graduate, this year.

The steamer Huntington began her weekly trips to South Norwalk. Friday. She will make her trips on Monday and Friday of each week, after July Some of tha recent arrivals at Huntington Hnrhor are H. J. Hoauet at Mrs.

Brown's cottage, Mr. Ropelle at the Marshall cottage, Mrs. Swan at the A. B. YVood cottage.

J. H. Miller at the Schuyler cottage. Mr. Meissn.r at Mrs.

Gilbert F. Calre's house. The vacation house of the Girls Friendly Society at the harbor Is open for the season. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob YVeltner and son N'oye. of Santa Fe, N. are gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scudder.

The family of Aldrlch J. Sammls of Brooklyn arrived FTlday. They will occupy the house of Mrs. Everett Lockwood, on Main "fTay TV" Chlrney of Great Harrington, I. visiting at tho home of Theodore S.

Hall. On Thursday evening the Union Club closed Its r.oclul season with a dinner at the Huntington Yacht Club. Covers were laid for sixty guests. Mr and Mrs. Allison Lowndes and daughter, Miss Helen Lownds.

have returned from an automobile, trip to Springfield. Mass. Dr. W. H.

Barton is spending two week, the ratsklll Mountains. Miss Grace Koerner Is horn, from A asaar College for the summer. The boating and bathing season at Bayereert Is now In full swing. Archie Ott has charge of the float again this summer. Troop of Squadron C.

N. rave a dinner to-night at the chateau des Beaux Arts, to celebrate the winning of the Onp given bv the Squadron Y'eteran Association in an Iritertroop competition drill, on May 5. A few of the guests at the Chateau des Beaux Arts. Sunday, were Dr. and Mrs.

Dus-seldorf and l-oula. Kdna. Dot and Harold Ppseldorf. of Brooklyn: Mrs. May Summers, Manhattan: Harrv YVaine.

London. England; George Oumtard. Mrs. Oumtard. Miss A.

Biir-rlll Ralnla. White Plains, N. Mr. and Mrs F. W.

Starr. Mr. an1 Mrs. Russell Starr. Mr.

and Mrs. George Baker. Mrs. Hyinnn. Mrs.

YV. Mandril, Mrs. J. Hyman. "rwk'Vhimtard YVhlte Plain, came on the yacht Milwln.

IN VERMONTHILLS. Manchester, VU June 24-The feature of the season thus far Is the increasing number of automobiles, both those owned by cottagers or hotel guests and thos of the touring parties who stop for a night at the Equinox after a day's run on the Ideal or Scenic Tours. Golf, auotmobiling and driving are th only tiuruim nf the early phsoii. ani to many this in the bft part of the summer hfn, fr9 from social rpupnnslbllltips and entertaining, rest i iuprem. Short rides in th early evening seem quite popular and after dinner many sock the hotel veranda or parlors, where they mav listen to the same orchestra which prove an "attmctlnn at the Equinox lant season.

Th mors formal Foetal activities begin about July 4. and from then on amusement wm not pa larking. The Kquinox has been visited rt'irtng tr. week bv Itronkln including Mr. TV.

P. Potg nnd A. A. Rom. who were touring through Manchester, and Mr.

and Mrs. ho stopped for a few days soi. HIT LIFE IS EASY Sojourners at All the Resorts In That Section Enjoy Summer Days. BATHING AN EDGEMERE FAD. Fishing for Fluke a Popular Sport Among the Sojourners at Rock-away Beach.

Arverne's season Is now well under way, and nearly all of the cottage colony Is settled for the summer months. In another week, when the schools close, there will be an influx of sojourners who will All the hotels, and the usual round of events will be ushered in. Last night the first event of the season was held in the rathskeller of Colonial Hall, by the Arverne Carnival Association, the occa sion being the annual beefsteak dinner of tiie organization. The affair was well attended and the evening waa most pleasantly passed. Mr.

and Mrs. Louls J. Somervllle of Brooklyn, who are at their cottage here for the summer, had as week-end guests Mlsa Marlon Cox and Lloyd Stark of Brooklyn, Usi. week The moving picture craze has not test any of its attractions for Arvernites, for nightly the moving picture theater on the boardwalk Is crowded to the doors. A few evenings ago Miss Rita Davia entertained a small party of friends on an automobile ride to Long beach, where supper was partaken of.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hasa of Brooklyn are again spending the summer here, having settled In a cottage on Jerome avenue.

They will remain until late in the fall, Mr. and Mrs. B. Prince and family of Denver, are stopping at the Marlboro for the summer and are much pleased with Arverne, and enjoy their daily dips in the surf. Colonial Hall will open Us doors for the season next Thursday, and Manager N.

P. Waldman says bookings are very satisfactory, Victor Hanf. who graduated from the Cas-cadllla School at Ithaca last week, has arrived at Arverne to pass the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

Hanf, at the Arverne Hotel. The Pepper cottage on Aiustel boulevard has been rented by J. Wallace of Manhattan, who will become a permanent resident of Arverne. Dr. Philip Shapiro nf Manhattan has purchased one of the Moore cottages on Clarence avenue, and Is here for the summer.

Mr. end Mrs. J. F. Jerlenko and daughter, Miss Dorothy Jerlenko.

are here for the season, and are located in a cottage on American avenue. July 4th Programme for Edgemere. The big Edgemere Club la beginlng to nil up with patrons and the indications for a successful season are very bright. The club will again celebrate July Fourth by a lawn tennis tournament, with a fireworks display and dance in the evening. During the last week there has been a steady Increase of bathers on the beach and some exquisite bathing suits have been noticed.

Many of the summer sojourners went out in dories off the beach this week and caught big messes of weakftsh and flatfish. Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Redlich of Manhattan have arrived at the Culp cottage, at Channel ana Atlantic avenues, ror the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mat era and famliv have arrived for the summer and are occupying one of the bungalows on Florence avenue." On Tuesday the Hotel Lorraine will open its dcors for the season and Manager J.

P. Fleming says he is very well satisfied with the outlook for a successful summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sperling and family of Manhattan have arrived for tho season and are ui uie rieainan con age.

on Beach avenue, where they will remain until late In the fall. The Everltt cottage, on the Boulevard, is occupied this summer bv Mr. and Mrs. George J. Engel and family of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Mendelsohn and Umilv have arrived and will occupy the Heller cottage, on Grandview avenue, for the summer. With the closing of the schools next week there promises to be numerous arrivals at the hotels here, and applications for accommodations are many.

At Bockaway Beach Fishing Is a Popular Sport. Rocksway Beach Is already enjoying a good season, and daily large numbers of excursionists go down to the seashore to enjoy the surf bathing and to Indulge in the many amusements of-ered. On Monday evening an entertainment was given in Morrison's Theater for the benefit of the Church of St. Francfa de Sales at Belle Harbor, when the drama, "The City," was presented by a cast comprising mmbers of the Players, a local dramatic eorlety. Fishing is one of the principal pastimes for the summer sojourner here and just now duke are being caught In large numbers in Jamaica Bay, while weakftsh are also biting well.

Mr. and Mrs. fltam of Manhattan are occupying the (uddlhy cottage on Tenth avenue this season. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Wiener and family of Manhattan are comfortably settled in the shannon cottage on Ninth avenue for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. T. Robinson and family of Manhattan are located in the Schnurmacher cottage on Wygand place for the season.

Lester Level and family of Manhattan have arrived for the summer and are domiciled In their cottage on Pleasant avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

(illuiore family of Pie-want avenue are preparing to spend the summer months In Osstnng, having rented their cottage. A mlnstrf 1 show will he given In Arlon Hall on July 1ft, under the auspices of the Jamaica Bay Yncht t'luh for ihe benefit of tho Rockaway Beach Hospital. Mlfs Hose Weinberg, who has been ths guest of her cousin. Mtss Stella Marks, for the last to weoUs. will P-ave on Wednesday to pass the summer at Liberty, i.

Cedarhurst Looks Forward to Morning Musicales. A season of soclnl pleasures Is soon to be enjoyed by the summer colonists, who are now nearly nil settled In their villas at Cedarhurst. The Rotknwny Hunt-in Club is the rendezvous for many of the colonists, and luncheons nnd dinner parties are many, while- a series of morning recitals is being arranged for the near future. In past soncons these recitals have been thoroughly enjoyed by alt who subscribed, and many a pleasant hour was spent in listening to the music and in conversation. The polo season at the Rockaway HtnUfn'f rinh ill open on July 4 and continue for two weeks, during which time many exciting matches are anticipated.

Mr. nnd Mrs, I. Hollander anrt family of Msnimtmn, aro hre for the season anil nr settled tn the OreennM rottane on Broadway. Mr, and Mrs. and faintly of Man.

ha tan hnve and rue mm fort ably fiflin'cHrd in thir ruty villa on av- Tbt Hinckley cottage on Ocean avenue will.