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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. AUGUST 10, 1913. August Days Bring Joy to Vacationists on i Long Islands Midsummer Sees Gayety All Along North Shore Dancing, Tennis, Yachting, Motoring, Card Parties, All Have Their Attractions for the Summer Visitors Who Love Long Island. WHERE VACATIONERS SEEK REST AND QUIET.

Brightness Every Day Feature of South Side Hotels, Boarding Houses and Cottages Along Shore Are All Crowded With Eager and Enthusiastic Summer Visitors. I isa im wail iii ii Southampton, L. August Th 8 WW" tf III hi TT- I- 9a Miss Florence Green, Miss Emma Clegg, Fred L. Stellwsgen. Mr and Mrs Charles h.

Fawcett. Wlllard S. Kawcett. Mr. and Mt.

C. W. Kyon. Mlaa Helen C. Hyon, Mrs.

C. L. Brush, Dr. (learn Smith, all of Brooklyn. The Inn Mr.

and Mrs. E. Hawkins and family, Mr. and Mrs, J. W.

Ham and son. Schenectady; Ernest Blcknell, Washington; Marshall Van Winkle, Jersey City; Mis. C. H. Boynton.

Englewood, N. Mrs. J. C. Fair-chlld and daughter.

Summit. N. Mr. and Mrs. B.

chapman, Jamaica, L. Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. O' Ma I ley. Manhattan: Mr.

and Mrs. F. Rebsteln, Mrs. N. p.

Smith. Dr. and Mrs. George H. Smith and two children, Mla McCartney, F.

J. Roe and family G. Cuppen-dorf and family, Brooklyn. Seaside W. J.

Geddell, Summit, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clayton, Mrs.

H. H. Miss I. Becker, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Husaun, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Sullivan, Miss Mildred Fulllvan, Masters E. and C. Sullivan, Mrs. F.

J. Wilbur. Brooklyn. Holborn Hall Mr. and Mrs, William T.

Cherry and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Schnackenburg. Brooklvn H-'Uth Hay Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Seaman and family, Plalnfleld, N. Miss Frances E. Franklin, Muss.

Miss R. W. Gardner, Montclalr Mrs. W. J.

Geddell Summit, N. J. W. Nelson Valk. L.

1 Mr. and Mrs. A Black, P. Hanser. Manhattan.

Mr and Mrs. L. Damern. H. Kasnv Mr.

and Mrs. (1. Furman Smith. Miss 8. T.

Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wrsy, IT. H.

Wrsy, C. Banner, S. Gray, Mr. anil Mrs. K.

Rowyer, Mr and Mrs. J. Blindenhofer. Miss Riln.lenhofer, Miss Penelope Cochlln, all of Brooklyn. Glen Cove, L.

August 9 Several of the young member! of the summer colony here and alone the North Shore were Invited to a small dance at the Nassau Country Club, on Monday evening, which was given by Mrs. George P. Black of New York, who is spending the summer at the William L. Swan house, at Oyster Bay. Last year the Blacks summered at the W.

Crittenden Adams house, In the Glen Cove colony, and Miss Elizabeth Black and Palmer Black made many friends there. The guests at the dance on Monday evening were all young people and they had a jolly evening. Among those present were the Misses Althea Olbb, Louise Frank, Elizabeth Klrlin, Cordelia Hepburn, Christina Nichols, Anna Plummer, Suzanne Merrick, Eunice Clapp, Elizabeth Black, Mrs. Edward House, Mr. and Mrs.

George P. Black, Lyman N. Hine, Cortlandt W. Handy, Truman Handy, Duraut Bowers, Palmer Black, Mr. Adams, Mr.

Townsend, Mr. Steyser, Mr. Davis, Mr. Ruxton and Mr. Kudair.

There has been some golfing activity as well as ttmnls at thw Nassau Country Club, and whllu the regular scheduled aturilsy events will not be resumed until August 30. two-ball sweepstakes and Informal gulf matches are Played. The golfers have reached the semifinals In the match play for the Frederick B. Pratt Uup. Hurbert I Pratt defeated Clark-son Kuuyon.

2 and 1. and Carlton O. Pate beat b'rank N. Doubleday by the same score. Mr.

Pratt and Mr. pate play the ttnal for the cup. There have been a number of Informal tennis matches, on September the club will hold an Invltatlun tennis tournament. Mr. and Mrs.

Horntio M. Adams and Mrs. Walter Olbb have returned to their Clen Cove country places after cruising on the Bnint go to Southampton Hoapltal, and tha entertainment It managed by a committee of Court Montauk No. iS, F. of A.

A favorite sail for psrtles from hotels and boardlnf houses this week hu been to Block: Island Sound and Qardtner's Bay, where, a of warships Is maneuvering to get past tha fort al plum Islan.t, Uull Island an Fisher's Island. The dlsitiaras of big guns In tha war game now being played was plainly heard In Sag Harbor avary. evening during tne week. Crabbing parties bring In big ca tones of the toothsome crustaceans. Shun trips made to Elly Brook, where a picnic ground and spring attract many, result In much siort.

Th upper Peconlo bays ar teeming with erabs, but ta gat thers a motcrboat or sailing yacht must be chartered. Captain Al Butts and a Jolly party of friends will leave today on the cruising motorbeae Ooodspeed for a cruise to Xew Haven, Bridgeport and other up-Sound ports of call. A new whule boat nK'del motorboat, SO feet long, I the latest addition to tha powerboat fleet. The crulner ia owned by William T. Taylor of New York, who has a lummtr residence on Methodist Heights.

Mr. Taylor and his friend, William Buck, brought the boat from Gloucester, where It was bulit, to Sag Harbor arriving here Saturday. Dr. Jid Mrs. H.

B. Hutchinson of Manhattan have spent the week aa guesia of Mis. Mary Costebel. At Marcroft, the country home cf Mr and Mrs. James Herman Aldrlch of New York, are stopping Miss Psrah Vail and Mrs.

Madge Fowler of Auburn, N. Y. Mlas Sadie rreedman of Brooklyn Is spending the summer In Sag Harbor aa the guest of tier cousin. Miss Dorothy Simon. Mr.

and Mra. James Fulton of Brooklyn are visiting at the cottage of Mr. and Mra Will-lam Fulton In Glover street. Miss Margaret Lyona la entertaining for the month of August her cousins, the Misses Irene. Jennie and Emily Smith of Brooklyn.

Miss Edith and Mlas Isabel Hsrmon of New Rochelle have spent the week at th cotiage of their aunt, Mrs E. A Hall Mrs George Broeck of Manhattan hae returned home after, a week's visit at her pa-routs' cottage In Hampton street. Claude Vaughn of Oeainmg. who, for twentv-four year, has spent his vacations In Sag Harbor, la here for hi annual outing. SEASON AT FAR ROCKAWAY.

I xf ftttrsia tea cw 1 Race Meet and Hunter Show of the Suffolk Hunt Club, at Water Mill, yesterday, attracted a large number of the members of the cottage colony and to night the annual big social event of the summer takes place the costume ball at the Meadow Club for the benefit of the Southampton Hospital. Everyone is looking forward to a annual Invitation tennis tournament, which will take place at the Meadow Club during all of next week. This even always attracts throngs to Southampton. One of the largest social events of the week will be the dance to be given by Mrs. Dr Lancey Xlcoll for her daughter.

Miss Josephine Xlcoll, August 15, at the Wlndymere. Mrs. Alexander Rlckard of Brooklyn is stopping with Mrs. B. H.

Howell tn Hill street. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ixtwell and son, James Russell Lowell, of Staten Island, spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. V. T. Wor-den. Head o' Lne cot tugs, in Hfll street.

Mr. Russell Is a grandson of Jftmeg Russell Lowell. Members of the summer colony were great-shocked Monday on learning of the death of S. Osgood Fell, who has relatives staying here. His little daughter by his former marriage, Isabel Pell, is here with her mother Mrs.

Peter H. Laboulsse, who was Miss Isabel Townsend ot Xew York. At the Meadow Club Are Mr. and Mrs. Wal-den Pell, and her son, Walden Pell, aunt and cousin of Mr.

Pell. His brother. Stephen Pell, who married the daushter of Colonel and Mis. Robert M. Thompson, was expected here this week, on tne nouseooat, The EvergudJ.

which he intended to anchor In Peconic Bay, and on which he was to give several entertainments. Stephen Pell's house here has betn rented for the season. Mr. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor and Miss VoulettI Proctor arjHved Monday from Brookwood, in Shohoa.

Pa, and will be at the Meadow Club for the month. Mir. and Mrs. Ford Thompson are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

DeLanccy Xlcholl at Windy-mere. Mr. and Mrs. Garret B. Kfp have come fro Barrytown, and will be here until the early part ot September.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keasler of Ballston Spa. X. have Joined the'r niece, Miss Adttc Colgate, at the Irving House.

Miss F. Ethel Wlckham of New York is at the Meadow Club. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beton Post of Flushing will arrive here this week and will be at the Oil mart In cottage for the remainder of the season.

Harry W. Sage left Tuesday for Albany, to remain a short time before sailing on tne Imperator on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. E. Littleton Fox left Monday afternoon for Xew York, where Mr.

Fox w.T join a. Maurice Heckscher on his yacht club's cruise. Miss Ellse Park and Daragh Park of West-bury, I. were guests over Sunday of Miss Anna "Wright, at the Meadow Club, Miss Wright has gone to the Thousand Islands to visit Miss Hope Thacher. Mr.

and Mrs. O. DeLancey Cosier, who were married In Tenafly, X. tn June; Mil's Anna Bowen and Carlisle Boyd arrived here by automobile from Xew York, tn route for Xarraganaeit Pier. They were at the beach Monday morning and after luncheon with Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Cornell started for Xew London. Conn. Mr. and Mrs.

Graham Blandy of White Plains. are here with the Utter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Borland, at the Irving House.

Mrs. Howard Brokaw will give a large dance on August 16. EASTHAMPTON'S SEASON. Eastbampton. L.

August 9 Harnrmi races and a game of baseball, advertised (or August 2, but postponed, will be held today at Long Lane track and field. Tho present season In Eastbampton has almost swamped hotelkeepers, boarding-house owners and resort proprietors In an effort to serve the hundreds of sum- mer visitors vno are nere. in 1312 so great was the demand for accommodations In Eastbampton that a score of cottages were built, aud the Inn and hotels enlarged. Notwithstanding this, there have been times when accommodations were at a premium The season at th beach surpasses all previous word. On Sundays It in estimated that mora than l.flflo pe---pU take ocean bath.

A. H. Culver has enlarged his hithlnf pavilion but cannot eupply the demand for bathhouses and will add another Urge addition. A new entail Is sck.i to be built by EM ward Avery, who occupies a eottife nf Dr. V.

K. KolMster, in Utv Pond lane. He has bought a two and one-half acre site next to Vr-Rrdmnn's new On Friday the aid society of the IMethMlst Church gave their annual summer fair, afternoon and ovening, tn Clinton Hall. F. R.

Bennett and family a faw days aa-n made the trip acr-iaa Napoague nach to Montauk by automobile. Travel Is fairly (rood now over the candy waste between Amairan-aett ana Mentauk. A road has ben nuveyed and the best routes posted, it is only a question of a short time when the State will build a modern hlghwjv from Eastbampton on the Hlnhlands of Montauk, opening up a beautiful section of country to the automobile tourist. The family of Tr. F.

Pell of Ennlewood, V. have established a ramp on the shore of Fort Pond Hay. SAG HARBOR CARNIVAL. Sine Harbor, August a a carnivat Mashashlmtiet Park, the playground Mrs. Russell Sage's generosity has given to San Harbor.

oiietW here Wednesday and will be continued until August 10. Great crowds assemble at the grounds, a mil. south ot the village center. The summer visitors, of which Sag Har bor has its tun quota, are joining the spirit of the oc-aslon and aiding In the success of the festivities. Proceeds force C.

Hsrry lir-rne. Brooklyn: I Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Bando'ph Marsha'l, Manhattan: lmoene M.

R'lltr-. liro.kAn. Miss Monroe Miss ftrown. R. W.

linhattnn- Mlas Hester. Rmherfnrd; f. .1. Ci'trtls Dsniirt-st. W.

Nicholson. Urook-Ivn- Lillian fntano, I'ald-ell S. J. Th-niss Hester. KtH Rutherford- Mr.

and Frank F. Hur-i, Rrook-ivn il'. Rureh. Il'irg 1.. T.nnsMotv Hemjisfrd; t.

illl1. ltoston: Frederick t'. -Wet Retnsen. M. Reman.

Hollls; Fletcher del West Vt-wti n. Martin -T. Reopen, ttlchard Romren. Hollls, Frink E. I.ee.

W. I. Prakcr Mrs I'renkrr. Miss Hlen Hreakfr. Mr Hubert.

Rrooklyn; H. R. I'arpanter, Mrs. I'srpenter. Westhanipton J.

Mght. 'Ili- Pittsburg; William Harrington', Caoars.e. iiooen. r-diiniu, ins rvrv. FISH BITING FINE AT SHELTER ISLAND Jealous Over Shore Attractions They Double Efforts to Please Brooklynites.

SOME PORGIES WEIGH 2 LBS. And Lots of 'Em Are Caught Daily. Children's Carnival Next Friday Night at Prospect (Special to Tha Eagle.) Shelter Island, N. August 9 Not t' bti outdone by doll Bhowa, masquerades, suffragette parties and the like, tho flsh have decided to furnish more apart At this resort thn they have been dolnir all summer and they have done pretty well at it along back, too. The finest por-gle fishing ever known has ben literally "on tap" almost off the docks this week.

All one had to do was to drop a Ti.ie overboard and pull it In again. Thla can be repeated ad lib, until the arm ache. Along back black flsh, weakflsh, bass and some blues have been taken, but it Is the consensus of opinion that the porgics now being caught In such great numbers are the gamiest of Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Ueora A.

Japger of lirooklyn entertained Gustave Jaeger and H-J. 3lemme un board the Clytle -on fishing trip. They cam back In tjxo. houra with porgies. some ot them weighing two poundi, and "no stretching it," either.

Wednesday morning William Delaney, William Anderson. Joseph McKenna, AValter Anderson, all of the good launch Italia Hook, of the Bronx Hoat Club, together with Thornton and Izldor Lscninsky. took an early morning trip after the-same flsh. Tha etaited at 4 o'ctk and came back before breakfast with 60 fish--best In tha bay, of course. Thornton captured first prlae.

while Lavhln.kv said w. miA he was able qualify for the booby. If he uuuitm i got nnyin)ng ueiter Thursdav, V. James Roth of the Wlnyah entertained a filling party of eighteen. He had order? to bring back enough to supply the whole houf'c, or not cme back at all.

Hla stunt was one of the easiest he ever undertook, he aiys. for It wasn't long before The party had half a boat load. Then are but a few of the many parties that have found Ashing one of the great delights of the busy resort. LJnn Munsmi gave a farewell Iibster party a Paradise Point last Friday night to twenty-five guest ot the Wlnyah, and returned "to his home In Brooklyn after a delightful vacation here. The bl sr event at the Prosnect next week In the children's carnival en Friday night.

The children an gMng to have one of th merriest of the nvmv good times arranged especially for their enjoyment by Manager Eben and tain right bower. Thomaa O. Austin. Midi Dolly Martin of Glenada place. Brooklyn, a well-known aoprano.

end George An-Jeran. a well-known tf nor. eonnecied with the chnlr at Trinity Chapel, Manhattan, have been dtlfhtfully entertaining their fellow guests with many songs at the Wlnyah thle week. 'Hie. annual meeting of the Shelter Island Country Club, of which W.

H. Piatt of Brooklyn 1h now president, will be held en August itf. The next dty the members wilt attend Union Cliapel In a body and listen to one of the ftev. lr. Caughey.e Inspiring sermons.

Stone of M'unt Clair and George T. Adams of Hackensnck. two craokerjaek golf ers, are gueots of George Aoakea of Jirooklyn at his summer cottaga here, and of course the Country Club links have seen much of them. TJie Mlxses Johnson nicely t-ntertnlned a large euchre party at the Chequtt Inn Tuesday night. friz were won d.v jr.cc and Miss Helen HaMwin.

I Gregory and Mre. fl. A. filmers of Brooklyn, and Mr, Charles T. Kissam of Manhattan, who are spending the summer at the Propped, have already herome popular with miny guests oy ntertaining frequently v.it.i rides, anils and tho like, A lare card party was given at the Wlnyah Ihursdav night.

IJoth euchre and bridge wcrp playd. Messrs. price, mx, merntt, Mutter, Stearns. 1r. Caughey.

Ecker and Bancker have quali fied In a golf tournament for another handsome prize offered by J. Q. Dettmer of Brooklyn. The Country Club, where this) tournament and many, others are being played, having another, successful season under th capable management of Walter Percy, thi W. Jamea Both entertained a.

party of sixteen with a sail to Paradise Point Friday. Two of the charmlnj? young womm at the rheqult Inn are- the Misses Alice Krlckson and C. A. Gorman. They are clever fancy dancers, talented piano playr end singers, and clever In many other ways of delightful entertainment.

Guests of the Prospect have organized and enjoyed searchlight parties this week, these taking the place of moonlight parties. By going 'to the Country Club, which Is on a high hill, the excellent searchlight display connected with the war maneuvers at Fort Wright and Fort Terry has been plainly visible from the clubhouse veranda and has proved vry interesting. Theoretically, the searchlight wero put out of business early In the game, but actually they had as many Uvea aa the famous cat. and cam back as readily, as can be attested at this place, even If It Is msny mile distant from the scene of the war operations. Mrs.

Otto E. Lohrke of Brooklyn gave a verv fine afternoon reception and dance at her cottage Thursday. The date of the entertainment for the benefit cf I'nion Chapel. Dr. Caughey of Manhattan, summer pastor, has been fixed f.v August 12.

It will be given at the Prospect ball room. The programme Is being arranged by Thomas Austin of Brooklyn, and It la going to be a good one. Mrs. K. Market), a contralto In Janes Methodist Church.

Brooklyn, will be the principal vocalist, and Mrs. Fl'lschner, a noted lecturer and reader, stopping at the Prospect, will also appear. Brumbaum of the Cheqult Inn arranged a larae sailing and clambake party, held at Paradise point, last Saturday. I Hortun of Brooklyn, temporarily on a fiftilng Uin to Belgrade, sndf his friend, Thomas G. Austin, postcard on which is shown a nh nearly as large as a bont, in wl-lch a man (presumably Mr, Horton) is sitting.

The flsh is so big it nearly pushes the fisherman out of tho craft. On the card Mr. Horton writes: "Have caught several like this before breakfast, but can only bring one in at a time." Then he qualifies the statement bv adding: "Uar's paradise." Tn doll show at the Prospect Wednesday whm llv. plet'e de resistance there this week. It brought together a great array of dolls and a happy array of little mothers and their big gir really truly motlurs to enjoy the sh-jw and tha dance.

A beautiful ollectlon ot prlzea was contributed by the following people Mn F. I. Kben. Mis. T.

F. Kevins. Mr. I. O.

Horton. Mrs. A. H. Zugilla, Mrs.

E. ft Mltrhell, Mrs. T. Merrltt, two prizes; Mrt. .1 p.

Cahen, three prises: Mrs. K. Dickey, Mrs. B. C.

Taylor, Mrs. cphle SCeibak. Mian Mlrriam Smith, James Eben. J. H.

Ru-inme. W. Smith and George A. Jarger. 1 he prises were awarded for largest, best, most I'lbiontiMe.

bst hair dressed, most unbreakable, twins, most comical, most dllnpl-oatfd and so forth. The tmlgpN were Mrs, I. Horton, Mrs. A. H.

ZugAlla and Mrs. 1 F. Amemunn, Prospect Pcrhle H. Stuart, Kvaneton, Mri. (tenlamln Bay ley, Vlvanton, 111.: Jame smith and the Mlsees Xesmtth.

William Hester, J. Stoddard. M. Van Andrew. Isilp, h.

George N. Sage, Manhattan; Miss i j.exmtrion, i.y. irs, Curtis Webster, Mies Anthony, Miaa Haleo BLUEFISHING IS EXCELLENT. Patchogue, L. 1., August 9 Catching large blucflsh In the surf of Great South Beach has been one of the pastimes of vacationists of this resort during the past week.

William Kelfner, known as "Bluefish Billy." caught thirty of the large, ganu'y flsh while standing un the sand at Long Cove beach on Saturday. Casting his squid into the rolling surr a row feet from ahore, he pulled them in one after another. Mr. and Mrs. David McGIU of Brooklyn are at their summer home on Bay avenue.

Congressman Lathrop Brown of St. James and sheriff Brown of Itlvsrhcad motored to the New Mascot here on Sunday and enjoyed a ftno shore dinner. Miss Cella Sawyer of Brooklyn Is spending a vacation with Miss Minnie Hodkln at her homo on Mip avenue. Hudkin alo expee'ts the Misses Bertha and Jeanette Breckln of Brooklvn. JP Dutch supper at the South Bay Yacht Club on Saturday evening was greatly enjoyed.

The committee in cnarac were. Mrs. G. Godwin. Miss Gladys Mlas Florence Colbler.

Carman Blanohl, Miss Clara Hat-ner mid Miss Millie Skinner. Cabaret and dancing wero features of atiraetlon. Arrivals at the Clinton are Mrs. C. Herbert, George J.

Scots, A. Van Horien. T. P. Win-' Meld.

IJearg H. Nicholson. George E. Smith, W. H.

Stevens, Mrs. T. ilo.Ianu, Mls Maltha Simpson, Mrs. M. F.

Murphy. J. K. Dings. K.

E. Dings. Miss Ruth I. Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Sampson. Mrs. Goodney.

R. K. Slraieman, William Ahearn, D. D. Machum, J.

K. Ware, M. E. Chandlers, L. M.

McDonnell, Manhattan, Mr. and s. B. Holeson, Miss Dorothy Seymour, II. F.

Walker. Harold J. l'atterson, C. W. Rohmann and family, G.

K. Kalkholt. Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea B. An.

Irene. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Mc-Cahlll. Mr. and Mrs. c. W.

Wegman. Daniel Doudy. Miss Marguerite Doody, John W. Oas-terger. John G.

GastcrK-r, Dr. and Mrs. M. Desseldorf, F. L.

Mlllett. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Fnlrman. Otto Nedell. Mrs. A. F.

Bauer, Charles J. Bcnlsch. Brooklyn. Winona D. llagoplan and W.

Kuhne, Manhattan." Ocean Avenue J. P. Kellv. the Misses Ava anil Anna Kelly. Miss Anna M.

Donaldson, Thomas Salt. W. E. Doyle, Mrs. F.

Buckbee, C. J. Ruekbee, Brooklyn. Laurel Miss Morion Hell. Helen Leh- San, Miss Florence B.

Averlll, MIjs Lillian ourt, W. A. lAtenateln, Henry Hetoarh. Miss Lillian C. Price.

II. B. W. ld, Mlts Josephine Reed, Mr. and Mr.

M. Joi F. Csrew, John V. Cagney, Kdward F. Boy e.

Hlward R. R. K. Chldsey. S.

Hudson. M. CorkwrlBht. O. Bellla.

Mies R. Cooper, Jack Gasfmsn. Mr. and Mrs. D.

W. Smvth. H. all of Manhattan; EHwood Spragua Lynbrook. L.

I. The Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Richard and grandson, Mrs. George.

Karl. Yonkers, N. Y. Miss Kelts'. M'ss Etta Waller, Astoria, 1.

Mr. and Mrs. H. chin. Gen Ridge.

N. Mrs. Guttenburg. Miss Gutlenbura; Bronx: Mr. and Mrs.

If. Brooks. Hnsbrnuclt Heights. N. Mr.

and Mrs. John Clyde, Jack Qeorgj Zehle.l. Brooklyn. SmtthptT' Miss I IPIan T.e Brnut, Buffalo: Billy D. Murray, Chicago; Otto Rugi, Miss W.

Holmes. C. A. Winter, Kingston. N.

Thomas Bannon, Mls S. Crropder. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grimm.

Master Herbert Grimm, Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. Jemes Kharplese, Chicago; Joseph Abel, Mr. and Mrs. T.ouls Dellenx.

Miss Catherine Delleux Miss Gere Dellenx. F. R. Sw-et. Brooklyn.

H. W. Nickel, M. A. Sommer, II.

s. Boynton and K. W. Weber of Manhattan, who are cruising Great South Bay In their yacht Avocet, won great praise w'th their excellent quartet singing at the CTffton on Saturday. They represent Princeton.

Lifayette. Yale and Cornell. They gave a salllns; party on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Riper, the Misses Evelyn and Florence Hall, Mies Evelvn Hoffman, and the Steel of Brooklyn, and Miss F.llrabeth Ahearn.

Miss Nan Hewer and Miss T. McManus of Manhattan. SUMMER SPORTS POPULAR. Bellport, L. August 9 Yachting, golf, tennis and motor boating Is taking the time of the merry visitors at thus quiet retreat during August days.

At the boat races held last Saturday, Miss Ethel Ketcham won first in B. B. Class, Dr. Charles Dowd came in first In the Cats class but lost in time allowance to William Underbill. In Class J.

W. Overton's Alva, sailed by Com modore Fred C. Thurber, lost on time allowance, although she came In first. The winner was Warren Leslie's Eskar waja. William Oreeman won first in class and Miss Lena Brandreth second, The reffuUr fortnightly mutorboat races were held this forenoon, followed by the yaclUlnk MV-nta i his arteinuon.

Duncan Bulwe of Philadelphia won the Juiy cup at the Bellport Golf Club by an excellent score. His final opponent was hits urniher, Luwrence tlusbee. There was a team match tojay for members of the club. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Rich of Manhattan, who are at their beautiful summer residence on Hedffo avenue, gave a big masquerade ball on Saturday evening. The hout was attractively decorated for the occasion. The ctjstumetf were gorgeous and original. Among those present were: Miss Consunce Gray, Horatio Gray, Miss Marlon Young, Miss Everett.

Wlllard Everett, Robert Hewitt. Miss Catherine Spencer, Mr. Nlcholay, Mr. Davis, William Walton. Benjamin Tibbs, WiliUin Hubert, the Misses Mallery Miss Nina Brandreth, Mr.

Williamson, Alrew Underbill. Milss Catherine Mr. Connett, the Misses Holmes. Bert Holmes, Commodore and Mrs. Francis H.

Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Hav- vey I. Underbill, Mrs.

W. H. Suge, wife of First Lieutenant W. H. Sage, stationed in camp at Texas city, Mrs.

Sago is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Itlch and Is spending the summer with them, accompanied Ijy her little duffhter, Margaret Elizabeth. Miss Onbrlelle of Manhattan, who Is an understudy of Miss Anna Held, Is stopping at the Bell Inn. Among the late cottage arrivals are Mr. and Mrs.

Bnlnbrldge Colby and family of Manhattan, who have taki-n the Wilbur Cor-win cottage. Maple avenue, for the season. Also, Miss Irene 1" mogli'ie of Brooklyn, who ha tayn Edward Rogers' cottage on Maple avenue. J. Herbert Kriek of PMdie Institute.

Manhattan, is spending a vacation at Charles Shaw's. Arrivals at the Bell Inn Include J. A. SpUfna. Toronto; Mrs.

N. W. Hublngor, Miss Huhinger, Mrs, IT. Grave, NVw Haven; Jdcnb Jansnn Philadelphia; B. M.

Brandegoa, Plainfleld, N. E. R. Bontley, Lawrem-e, T. l.j C.

nobbling, Saratoga. N. Y. Mls Frances Guptnn. Montgomery, Miss Theodora Preiser, M.

S. Ring. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.

Whitln nnd family. Maiihatt.n; T. F. O'Toole. Mrs.

David s. Rce, Brooklvn. "Winndotte Mr. and Mrs. F.

WVed, Darien, Omn. Miss Addle Finn. Mls Isnbelle Butter. South N. W.

K. Clow Hempstead. Ij. I. S.

S. WHmarth, Amlty-vllie, 1. J. E. Woodruff, Mri.

C. D. Barton, Miss Marv do Hnrt. KP7beth, N. Mrs.

Theodora Moore. Short Hilts. V. op-toln J. C.

Cnnsn-ell, United States Revenue Cutter Service: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hill, William H.

Harding, Joseph Blaustefn, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wrey. Manhattan; A B.

Tbomss, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Atkinson. Miss Jophfne Atkinson. MlJ-s Jessie B-nnne, Mlew M. WlgKlns. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter S. Glbbs, M'ss Virginia Gibhs, M'sa A. Bsulln. Tremper Tmgirmn, Brooklyn.

Gnldthwalte Inn Mr. and Mrs. Jame n. Bell, Mnnhottnn; Wlllhm Hilla 3d. Miss Mnry H.

Tjinilsloy, f. Johnson and fnilly, Will-lam Hills and fnmlly. WtllUm Hills, and family, South Orange, N. Miss Katharine Uudlev, Brooklyn. Hampton Hall-Pr.

VT. Atlport. tlie Misses Allport, Chicauro; Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Newark; MUs Bertha Sexton, Brooklyn. a utwrence nlver among the Jnouaand Islands on the houseboat owned Jointly by the Adams, Ulbbs and Howard W.

Maxwells. The boat Is called the Mtig, a name made up from the first letters of the owners' names. Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. O. Sherwood, who have been been at their country place hero since thalr return from Europe In the spring, are planning to leave shortly on a trip to British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford V. "Brokaw, who hove pent the early pan of the season at Th I2ms, have been sojourning at l.cnujt, Mass. Several members of the summer colony have been away this week un tha cruise of the New- York Yacht Club, either on their own yachts or the guest3 of friends on the erulsa. among them being. .1.

Plerpont Morgan, on the corsair, with the Grayling also with the fleet; George Baker. on the Viking; James H. Jttley, on the Skylark: William I). Uuthrls. on Maid of Meudon.

The Itayslde Yacht Club cruising fleet visited here this week, making an afternoon run Into the harbor on Thursday and proceeding to Ovster flay on Friday. Mrs. J. plorpont Morgan and Miss Jane Morgan sailed on the Olympic a few days ago to Join Mr, Morgan's mother In England, and Liter they will go to Bad Neuhelm. returning late In the autumn, after Mr.

Morgan has Joined thtm abroad. The August meeting of the Nassau County Horticultural Society will be held at Pembroke Hall on next Wednesday evening, tho monthly exhibit being asters, gladiolus and cucumbers. A baseball game between the guest" at tho Hall and of tho Hattershall Inn. Sa 111(1, was a recent event plaved at the Hall's field, and the (lien Cove visitors defeated the Inn team by the score of 13 to 5. Th line-up Included bevsral well-known Hrooklynltes.

Harry Hlll-inan, champion sprinter and hurdler, played second baatj for tho Hall and scored 2 of the runs. Mr. Hnrsrher center field for the Hall aggregation scored five runs. Tho other plny-irs on the Hall nlno were. II.

F. Parsons, pitcher; Mr. Hnrdcastle catcher; John 011-Ilns, first base; Mr. Valentine, shortstop; Jerry J-lowden, third base; Llewellyn Powell, left Held: Mr. Gulllmft, right Held.

On the Inn team were. Mr. Schwab, pitcher; Ctmrles I'er-Mirut catcher; William Downs. flrJt base; Floyd second shortstop; P. McKin'ey.

third- has; Alfred left -field! Kdward Church, center field; Mr. Walling, right field. CUP FOR THE HORSE SHOW. Oyster Bay, L. August 9 One of the Interesting happenings ot the week was the announcement ot tho engagement of Miss Edith Landon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hutton Landon of New York, and Eugene Mitchell Sawyer of Tyrone, New Mexico, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer of Bangor, Me. Miss Landon, who Is the eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Landon, met Mr. Sawyer in Bisbee, where her brother, Stephen Landon, is in business. Mr: Sawyer Is In the mining business. Miss Landon has been receiving the congratulations of her friends in the summer colony here.

The estate of tho Landons is known as "Shadowlawn," and the Misses Landon are prominent figures In the summer social activities. Miss Edith Landon's sisters are the Misses Agnes and Cornelia Landon, the latter of whom was an attendant at the wedding, in April, of Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Dr. Richard Derby. No date has been announced for the wedding, but It will probably take place In the autumn. Mrs.

Colgate Hoyt haB returned to her home Koatover on Center lidand. after having been confined in the Woman's Hospital, New York, an the result of her accldtnt on July 8, when she fell duwn the elevator shaft at the New York residence of Dr. Walter V. Chapcll. She was brought to Uysltr Bay on the uam yacht Anahma ot August HecUacher, commodore ot the aeawanahaka-Corinthlan Yacht Club.

Mrs. Hoyt Is greatly Improved and expects to spenu the remainder of the summer at the Hoyt country home here. Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Horton were among the passengers sailing on the steamship Olympic, which left a few days ago.

Thcj will be "abroad several weeks. Ccrnellus K. U. Hillings, who is prominently Identified as a sportsman, has presented a cup and two cash prises tor the annual show ring competition of the Morgan Horse Club, to be held in conjunction with the Vermont State fair In Stpte nber. Mr.

nillings' trophies will be otterid for Morgans shown undor saddle its cavalry horses and Judged by an officer of the United Ktateil Army. The fair where this tvpe of animals will be exhibited Is to be held at White Klver Junction, September 16 to H. Mr. Hillings Is a prominent colonist here, occupying Planting Fields. The third series of races for the fifteen footers of the ttewanahaka Corinthian Yacht Club Is being Inaugurated today with the first race the eerlrs, the remaining races of thle sei oelng scheduled for August -M.

and September 13. Hetween the third and fourth races reveral special races and regattas are to take place, making It necessary to hold the tlnal race of the series later In the season. SAYVILLE'S GREAT SEASON. Sayvllle, L. August 9 Mrs.

William Love and her son, Kondrlck, of Manhattan, are at their summer cottage on Lincoln avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Sawyer of Brooklyn have been visiting at the home of their brother, John Sawyer. Arthur Kopt of Brooklyn la spending a vacation with Captain and Mrs.

Fred Gordon at tnclr Chsrry Grove cottage Winner of the pr.se walta at the Elmore on Saturday evening were Miss Margaret Keating of Brooklyn, first; Mlsa Laurie Smith, second; and Miss JJorothy Balrd of Brouklyu, "The Aurora Grata Cathedral quartet of Brooklvn gave a concert at the shoreham on Tuea-dav evening which was greatly enjoyed by a lurse number. The members of the quartet had been on a cruise through Great Neck Bay and stopped at the Shorelnm fur a shore dinner They arc M. W. Bowman, tenor; flcorge Ellard. second tenor; K.

J. Campbell, buri-lo'ne; S. Holland, Mas; H. O. Eskuche, or-juMiist.

and S. W. Conner, violinist. Nelson Harding of Brooklyn ha3 been stop-ulnir at the Ufilevan. Mr.

and Mrs. F. U. Downs of Brooklyn have lust returned to their summer home here arter in extended automobile tour through Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Massachusetts Arrivals at the Delevan are: H. D.

Holden, vr William. Mrs. A. Coatello, Miss Maraaret Costello. Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Gretner, Wan, William V. Moore.

W. ltapprevht, Douglas Honan, Mrs. Wiillam R. Van Pelt. Miss Mildred Hope, M.

A. Van Nostrand and family. Ml Joanette L. Brennan, Irene Clsrk, jainos M. Beck.

Manhattan; Mrs. Dupptr. westwocd, N. Miss Mary E. Gray.

Long Island City; Miss Anna Costello, Klmhurst. Mi's. Kate C. Norburry, Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. resrson, Mr. and Mtm Pendleton Kast Oran-e. N.

J. Mrs. Tvrell. Mlts Tyrell, Nelson Harding, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Newlniuse. Mr. and Mrs.

V. E. H. Fuller, Verdi R. 1J.

Fuller, Master Fred erlck Fuller and nurse. John Ills, all ol Brooklyn. rclmorc--C. Kuban. Mrs.

T. H. Toorney, Mias G. Du Hols, M. B.

Pendas, M'ss Bessie Hutton, Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. F. Slell-wason. Mr.

and Mrs. KiUar O. Crlswcll. MP's Jean Piker Crlswell. Rrhert F.

Cralr. Mrs. J. H. Hunter.

Mls or Hunter. Master James Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Hayntond L.

Tsfl, Cbaules Surke, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Green, Far Rockaway, L. Auemst 9 Ths twelve-day whirlwind campaign to raise 90.000 for the completion of St. Joseph Hospital was completed on Wednesday. Only 121,678.66 was however.

The campaign managers, Messrs. Davleg and Pencil, did good work In the Interests of the campaign, but lack of workers militated against the success of tho affair. The campaign, It was decided, will be continued until Wednesday. A field day Is being planned bv St. Mary's l.yoeum to be held In Norton's Park for the afternoon of August 15.

It was originally in-ended to held the athletic events In conjunc-t on with the County Fair, but the success of the affair was so far past expectations thst lhe workers had no time to devote to athletics Martin Sheridan, Mel Sheppard and Matthew Mcorath have been lnvlte.1 to be present and wll probably compete or' give exhibitions of then skill. The events Include: a 100-vard dash, handicap; KOO-yard dash, hsndlcap: hslf-inll run; mile walk telosed to Cnthollc Athletic league); mile run (closed to St. Mary Lyceum); 200-yard run. Prlies will be guid. sliver and bronse medals.

Hlnr.s are being made for the fair of the Temple Israel Sunday school, whPh will be held on the evenings of August snd "I number of new features are being planned. The fai- wll be held in the Sunday school rooms of the synagogue. A concert was held at the home of Mrs. Sheridan Norton. Wave crest, nn Fridriy evening.

The artists who took part were. Mrs. Klrkmsn, snprano; Miss Edna Moreland. aoprano, and Kaphnel Dias, tenor. At the Tsck-A-Pou-Eiha Hotel on Sunday mil be held a concert and dance fur the benefit of the Beth David Hospital of Manhattan.

fbaufitur of the Rockawav have an association which will hold a dance at the Kl-stone Park Hotel on the evening of August A vaudeville performance will Be given In aid of Congregnllon of Prayer on the evening of August 17. In the Liyceuni. I.ew Field" anj Sam Bernard, who aro minigine Mie f-filr. will appear In peraon. Mr.

KVM wMl bring out to Far Rockaway part nf the "All Aboard" company and will present sonic scenes from the comedy. Both he and Mr. Mernard are securing nssurmces from friends nromlnent In the theatrical profession 'hat they will appear. The proceeds of th. affair will go toward the building fund of the congregation.

An Invitation necktie end apron party w'll be held by the Far Rockaway SocHI Club In Happy Casino on the evening of August Si. The club has set the due for the midwinter reunion as December fl. The reunion will be held et the Plsjta Assembly rooms, 110 Fifty-ninth street. Msnhattnn. The Englieh comedy.

"Pomander was presented at the Ocean Country Club on by the Frank Lea Short Company. It was rreatly enjoyed. A picnic will he held on the ground, of German Svangeltcal Church on the afternoon and evening of August l.t by the undav school- Th "Kate Greenwny E'ltertatnmfnl," given bv the "Blue Birds" iplor branch the Camp Fire Girls, l-i the Far Tticiiowav TKater on Friday c-f last week, was a pmnouncud hjjc-m, A gorily sum was realised for the St. foiip'ia A surprise party was given to Miss T. Milan Bayer at the home nf Mis Beatrice IJufy.

'U Hemsen avenue, on Saturday evening of last week. The Rev. Penjsmin I.lrhter entertained Simon P. Abelow. prlncipsl of the K.itrn District Public School, at his home on Glpson place, on Sunday.

CROWDS AT OAK BEACH. Babylon, L. August 9 On Sunday mornings and afternoons the beach at Oak I Bland resembles in a small way that of Atlantic City. The Individuality of bathing Bults conies very near to outclassing those of the Jersey resort. To ward tne wtsi cud oi me is.

and. away from the sane of the public, a bevy of young nymphs clad la the comfortable bathing garb of men can be seen joylns, th? Hrf wy Sunday. on the rnilnland resident B.ibvl niitim and summer visitors have been enlivening days and nights by fitting up pleasant sailing parties-. The Watson House and I'd Grange House are filled with a complement of gueU. The mure recent arrivals at live former are William C.

Charies Eddtsnn, J. E. Uav don. Mr. and Brown.

i.mi la ate.nbergtr. Mr. and Mrs. P. G.

Dnnovan, T. M. Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Nunan. Josrph Nunan, Mr. anil Mrs. E.

Urooklj-n: Mr. ami Mrs. William Malta, Johln PeaboJy, i K. Hrotlcett. Miss HHls Vyst, XV Karre'.

Ln-ls A. fmut. J. J. Dorr.

Mr. and Mr. Tucker. Mlt 1. I lckens.

Mr. ana Mrs B. U. Sartmann and family. Glossv, E.

Renton, J. llrmvn. w. nrlos. a.

W. Han in A. I-arkln, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Bow ay. J. V. Little J. F.

SnilTen, Irwin Mitchell, W. A. Mac-naughtnn. J. R.

(Mrley. Mr. end Mrs A. M. Huna-frforrt.

C. Mark's and J. Ward Manhattan: Mrs. .1. Williams.

Mj, Flu-frath. Harry arlnps, Jti.lan lVrd, Frank I.yon. fjlnard Tlerllden snd iharl.s M. Lesrey. Hrona: Oorgt Amimmls.

Long Reach- J. A. M. Sunval, Klngt C. Ore.

Haven; S. K. Kent. IVuh ti(tn; William Kenyon and Martin Whitman. Snilihtnwn; Mr.

and Mrs. E. Uelck. Mr. and Mrs.

t'laayttm P. Chambrrlain and ur o. Watia, Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. A.

and V. ft. Iielchman. Fa FreiierKk lAven-ttrg, Summit: Mr. and Mrs.

c. f. Oranurr and R. B. Oils, toui.vllle: Henrv S.

nrr. ft- W. Turner and n. W. Tutnir.

Garden City. BLUE POINT FLOURISHING. Blue Point, L. Aunugt 9 Popular Bluo Point never had a belter season me present one. nappy vara tlonlsts are enjoying bathing, Ashing and yHciuiug.

Harry M. t'urtols of Ilmoklyn rave a shore dinner at t'hetry Urnve. MoniUv. to Mins Masle Muller, Miss Edna 'initios. Llonr-i Hen-man.

N'irtnn PtiRnls and Warren rtenn-nuin all of Rrooklyn. AnKins; those who irotored to Vfve-Mile Iok for shers d'nner on Sunday writ Vt. and Mrs Hattumi pirty of frien-1. Manhattan; Mr. Ahrus; Tlnv snd Mr.

and Mrs, S. F. Robinson, ratcli.tus. Minmig'ic Howard and Jae Ah.y. Il.n-lin-s.:li; Gertrude M.

flash. Ida I). Dr. snj Mrs. M.

K. ilafTcv, Mi. AnRfMa tViliri. Albert latir. Sfidfl.

Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. M. Donhprtv. H-a-uu l-oii(fVertv.

Mi'S Peld i fh HnrnV'n; Edith A. CaHtln, Krank K. r.rl-hm: V'redM'h-k Arnol.1. o.lf--rd: Har-ct Mlddlebrrger. tav'd .1.

'iVin. Mr' i ulti n. F''nlhini Mr. ami Mrs. sq't'T, Mr.

an.l Mrs. Pntter. 11. llanc Mi lr. 'n lerii, M-lvt 1,.

Valentin. 'arHe II. Val rrin t'Tbarln MrNuity. yy- fi n. Mr.

and Mr. (, r.lhfi vun I'tf'r. M'i v-n 1 tr. A'barv; l. r-im Kenneth rhtlUps.

M'ts -uv, Arbnian, Mis. RidLrc t'Walsh, Brooklyn. RACE FOR WEIR CUP INTERESTS TARS Free-for-AII Will Take Place Off South Jamesport on August 23. GROOMING BOATS ALREADY. "IBilly" Leggatt's Arrival Makes Fish Suffer Resort Gay With Di-verslfiad Social Doings.

(Special to The Eagle) South h. I August 9 A special free-for-all yacht race la announced to take place off this resort on August 23 for a handsomecup to be presented by J. Ebb. Weir of Brooklyn, and the announcement has caused all the amate.ur tars to begin to make unusual preparations to compete. Craft will be hauled, bottoms carefully- scraped and greased, ballast bags adjusted, etc.

nothing will be left undone to make the yachta slip easily, for young tar In the resort is determined to win that cup if the careful grooming and manicuring of his yacht will allow him to do so. "Billy" Leggatt of Brooklyn a prince of good fellows, and a popular every-year-re-turnlng-guec, la here for the balance of the lumraer and Is helping all hands to have a good time. At the same time the flsh are worse sufferers than uauai. "Billy" yanked thirty klngflsh out of the bay the day he landed and has been repeating: nearly every day since. iiarry Greene of Brooklyn, stopping at the Peconlc, has brought big launch, iielena, down, and la entertaining parties dally.

Wednesday he to-'k a Ug crowd to Cireenport for a day's outing. The Vacht Club will give another 6C0 party In the clubhouse Monday night The Misses Mary Uudlam and Ruth St real arranged a party of twenty young people from the Mlamogue to attend the usual Saturday night hop at the North Fork Country Ciub, cutchogue. last week. Dr. and Mrs.

Claffey of Brooklyn have their car with them at the Mlamogue and are frequently entertaining their friends with rides over the good roads In this vicinity. This is thtlr first eeawn here, but they are already popular. They say they are perfectly delighted wiih the resort. Miss Helen Eddy, daughter of Colonel Eddy of Brooklyn, Is with them here for the balance of the season. Richard Remsen.

Martin Rem sen, Fletcher Gill and Pred Hewlett of Hollls have been giving 10 me of the young ladles at the Mlamogue a grand good time with frequent auto rides in their car. The dance at the Miamogue last Friday night was highly enjoyed. Good music was provided by Lhe Invincible Orchestra of River- head. "Spink" (C L.udiam, and Carl Windlisch enjoyed a cruise to Grtenport in the dory Spink this week. Miss Ruth Rtreat, Miss Frances Neu, Mis Genevieve McLoughlln, Carl Wlndllsch anfl Harold Merrltt motored to the Shtnnecock Cfisino Friday and enjoyed the regular after noon nop.

Mrs. Waterhous and family have gone to Lak Dun mora. to spend the rest of the summer. Their departure is rettreued. Herbert Streat, ta entertaining a party on a cruise to Portland.

on.hts Ar oruisf Inr model launch Delta, which makes this place her summer anchorage. On board are i. Warrenrath of Manhattan, a noted concert baritone; Atwater. C. Carroau, all mem bers of the t8i i psiiv-'n or nw York uni versity.

The Doliv d. (Pooier) won The pn-design vacht raoe last Saturday. The Marguerite wa second, the Digit was third and the Shan-am dnieflee fourth. The Dolly D. now has elrh) points toward lhe club trophy, the Marguerite three points, me xjign six ana me one.

The Misses Mclaughlin gavu a delightful beach party Wednesday on the sore at their iuntry h'ni. Shawendassee, as a farewell for Mtw Gwfndo'yn atrrhnuse of Brooklyn, who will arena the r-st of the reason at 1-afce Dun more. Vt. Among those present wore the Misses Dolly DoMer. Ruth Ptreat.

France Xeu, Jtsnctte Noirand, (Gwendolyn Water-house. Heln Hammond. Florence Hggrty, Ida Demurest, Kleanor arove.i. Mrars, Hr" wood Mahan. Harr Huniphrcys, -Bennett.

A. I-udlam, sw.wth Wst-Thou Dosnumd plnmut. Gerard McTxiughlhi. Harold Burk Warren Neu. H.

McEwan, Irfo John Duncan. Stewart Haggenv. Gerard Tloltnrf. Jack Ahcel and Albert slnur-The grotesque bull game here Inst Saturday, played by Brooklyn snd Minhatian summer guests, was one of the merriest and funniest nthlftlc contests that one could imagine In a month of dreaming. George Brunz captained one team, and It won; score.

9 to Wunder, neaaea ine oiner tam, Among the r'ayeis were Billy Leggatt, lre-sod as convict C. A. l.udiam. a China-nun; F. Wundrr, a negro; aenrge Brum, pi rate; Charles Shaw, chef: Carl von rtttr.

clown: Irving Bums and Harry Oiene. Weber and Fidd; Carl Windisch. farmer; arev, sailor; Harold Herritt. snilor; Albert silate'r. Jhn MEwan, Robert Johnston.

and H. Hillmeyer. H. Dohlr was tnt uinptn and earned all the honor there i In such a position. Manv prue' cordially welcomed this weel.

the return of B. CI and Hsrry Th( summer eeisn would not 5eem cnmpl'Mt itlout the presence of these two genia o'ti souls. They are Irooktng as if thev enJovrn giod health and prosperity, nnd 'heir frlmds are glad of It. Mr. Mitchell hs pom-Ing here thirty-seven years and Mr.

Hngue If not far behind In the matter of continuous puiumering here. Pcc nic Day House A. Hnndlen. A. O.

Mrs. hee Jol'non. Mrs. a. H.

Htmrdnian. O-wrden Cfty; Mr. J. nrgm, rndf M. Hri'gan.

H. Holdry, R. J. Warner. M.

Tlillnieyer. Manhattan: Mr. and Mis. E. Mafres.

Miss Ma ires, Thomm Mairs, Mr. and Mr-. T7 M. Ross, Mlss Tsahelle W. Ross.

Miss Josephine Rosa, J. W. Tai lor, Wai- Warner, ClevsianJ, Ohio; Mrs, John H. Par-suns, Columbus, ulilo; William Houney, Bouthold; Beuiu Ritchie, Miss Claire Heirkk, Gustavo Uumar, Manhattan; Mrs, R. J.

Bell, Misses Bell, Brooklyn; A. Ailing. New Haven; B. Hrlnsmade, Mrs. W.

Shields, Misses Shields. Mrs. Florence Lltt, Master K. Utt, Manhattan; B. Vandergaw, Mrs.

O. Speokel, M. Speckil, Miss Jeanne Mrs. T. C.

Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Walter. Miss Frey, Miss Catherine D. Frey, Mrs. l. B.

Brlnsmada, Miss Eleanor Brink-made, Mle Jane Ureeory, Mr. and Mrs A. Lee, W. A. Lee.

Manhattan; R. Webb, Miss Celeste Webb, Baltlinora, Md. Miss E. J. Hofer, Mlas M.

Agato, Mrs. Herrlck, Miss Herrlck, Manhattan; Charles I. Engle, Mr. and Mrs. Cr.dlln and child, Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. Savnge, Mr, and Henry lilsphorr. Mis, Elizabeth Blshoit, Manhattan; Mr. and 'Mrs. Louis Auerbach, Mr.

and Mrs. Leopold AVell. Howard Auerbach, Far Rock-away; Mr. and Mrs. u.

Loughery, Master Jack Loughery, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs B. A. Griffiths, Mr; and Mrs. A.

Leslie A.M. Altktn. Miss Mary Aitken, Brooklyn; Mrs. E. Chr.stian, Miss Curothy Christian, Miss Mildred Christian New York City; William J.

Vegg, Brooklyn; 3. Downelt New Rochclle, N. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soeny, New York City; M.

Y. l'arkor, Miss Audrey Parker, Master Donald f'arker, Mrs Charles U. Kfssam. New York iMtv: iriw. I.

riPo Mrs. S. A. Slmers, Brooklyn; Charles New York City; Mr. and Mrs.

Max Kaufman, Miss Babette Kaufman, B. J. Eisner New York City; Mr. and Mrs. XV.

Hall, Troy; Mrs. F. Ilelfschneider and children Hempstead; F. C. Shepherd, Boston, Mr.

and Mrs. Horace D. Tracy, New York City; Ralph S. Williams, a. B.

Clark, Eltiabeth; John C. Lhaffe, Orleans, h. M. Hall, Miss Mary H. Hall, and Mrj.

H. P. Herrfeldt and two children, A. Warren Hanf, F. J.

Connor, Miss T. O'Connor. Mrs. E. Wilson, Miss M.

E. Wliscn, Mrs. L. Sutherland, Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.

William D. Mavenaon, Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs Will-lam Sohaffner, Mks Haiel I Bchaffner New York City; R. B. Kelsey, jack Orange; of' Miss Neuhaus, Mr.

Reuben. E. R. Dorlehelni, New York City- Mr and Mrs. Theron Sammls, Miss Josephine Conklln, Huntington.

N. Y. N. Blcknell, 8 Thrasher Cleveland. Ohio; J.

M. Schneider Ii" Mr nd Mr- L-harlee W. r' S- McCullough. New York City, Mr. and Mrs.

Kcbert E. Worster Cutler Philadelphia; A. (Marine. New York ni. x- 1 Bsyne, Ross C.

F' Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. IS. D. Tracy.

Norwich; It Rochelle; Mr! and D. B. Ketchsm, Forest Park Mr and Mrs. c. J.

Btrgen, Brooklyn; Mr ami Palm Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 8hllds.

George Godwin, Montreal, Can. George I Wooley, Brooklyn; Mr. and -Mrs. Ralph II Melcsr. New London: fr Rn.o hn vr jxmi sml Mr- L'.

Laurllsen. Mr. and Mr. D. and Mrs.

rvmBvtn vo, v-t. 5- Orange; Mr Mrs M. 11. Andrews, Woodhaven; H. Tucker and party, Buffalo; Mr.

and Mrs Scbert Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Martlii' Mr. and Mr; James Mclntyre, Brooklyr; Iv' A. Kenworthy.

Flushing; A. A Al ina Harold Klce. New Haven. nonages miss ienta. Miss A.

Nelll. Joseph W. McOnvern. Donald Campbell M. Slater Miss H.l-' Ha MIr" Treadwell.

Miss fri Clark, William Kuhnold, George Andersjn, Mr and Mri McDowell, Lemuel Bum.ws. Miss Shepperdl Mr. Shepperd Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Harding Miss n.raui, miss n. urown. Mr. nii Mrs.

v. urown. Mrs. Munsn. Mr.

Munson. and Mrs, W. J. Roth, Miss Bessie Irons 'Manl hattan; Forbos, Phlladelnhla; Geoffrey Dyne Yonkers; Mr. and Mrs.

Woodridgs, Wll-'ii ngton, Mrs. John Anderson. Brooklyn: a' wreI. Mf- and Mrs. Reynolds and children.

Mrs. Townley, Mlsa Townl-y. Fred Townley. Miss Henson, Miss Volse, Miss Pauline Roes, Newark. fC "nd Lyons.

C. W. Davis and son, Rrcoklvn; Mrs Mary Donnelley. Agnee Donnelley. Newark- Georai.

J. Dlcknian and family, Brentwood; Ii Bailey. Donald Walker, Summit; Lehmert. C. P.

Pager. Adelaide G. Reynolds! W. L. May, Manhattan: H.

R. Kimball Mom-clair: Marie F. Knvunath, Fordhsm: Florence B. Walsh. Irene O.

Walsh. Broklvn: Mr and Mrs. 15 K. Blnkhlmer and son. East Oranges n.

Reck. Mrs. Beck. John A. Jordan Mr" Jordan.

Msrgaret Jordan, Msnhattsn; Mr and Mrs. R. R. Meaney and daughter, Mr and Mrs. W.

J. Murphy, Weohawlt-n; Mr and Mrs. F. E. Pnker.

Richmond Hill; Mr' snl Mrs. W. J. Tonkin snd AnL- tteorge H. rhsce, Newark; Mr.

snd Mrs' i harles A. Johnson the Misses Johnson New York: H. c. risn-lfl, Mr. and Vr Hellwarth.

r-Iira V. Prober To-eph'no Troher. P-a Cliff: M. Ieh'msn. Rrooklyn; Henry Hcnrel, Worcsster- Mr anil Mrs.

M. H. S. nownev. H.

rt sloon vacht nvake New Rochelle: Mrs. Charles filets. EdUh Jllets. fsra Diets. M-nhattsn- Carter.

Mmchesfr: (t. Ijinmsn. Mrs. Tjin-man. Hertford: U.

RhM Providence- R. M. Holbrook. Rutherford. SUMMER LIFE AT AMITYVILLE.

Amityville, L. 9 Apart from the usual diversions on the bay, the ouly social event of the past week was bridge and "BOO' party at the Unqua Co rinthian lacht Club oa Wednesday evening. The usual number of members and their guests turned out to play cards aud otherwise enjoyy a pleasant evening. rnuip uorom or spriugfleij, spent last week-end here as a guest ot Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Albertsoii. Miss Fannie Sniiih of Hustings-un-Hudscn iIcni R9i week with Miss Kmma Insita at her home, on H. Ut'Tinett place. is a Smith graduated from the Xew palts Xormal Prhool last June and has been engirc-d to teach in the lota) ii-hool betinning Spptember.

Mr. and Mrs. AViills H. Inglee. Rutherford Irgle and HHrold Albert fun have left fur Peiaware Water Gap where they will at Ay two Minn Irene lnglw of liennet place is the ueK of Mr.

William Rupert at her hnm in Manhattan. T)r visit will lait two weeks. Mlsn Grave lelano of Eileen, ere ypent last week at the home Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.

Dflanit, Greene avenue, oarty of more thfin nersohB comnojiert of numbers of StinnfliMi M. E. SuiuIhv Schoul members anl thfr frif no's cnj -yni a jdv's outing to High Hill Bedcli. on M.m.lay. Th party crofwd the bay in three boata belonging to local yachtsmen..