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TTTE BROOKLYN ATT.Y EAGT.R XTTVT YORK, KtTvDAY. ATTirST 19TJ. Mid-August Sees No Waning of Long Island Vacation Season Dance Is the Along Craze South HOME OF W. W. DEBEVOISE AT SOUTH JAMESPORT, L.

I. Plan Yachting Events For Oyster Bay Friday and Saturday to Be Race Days at beawan-haka-Corinthian Qub Country Clubs Are Quiet. Shore 3B 1SJ Hotels Are Filled by Dance Mad Vacationists. Golf, Tennis and Yachting Help Amuse Them, Too. Mrs, I Spangehi.

Mrs. Ceorge Groves Mra. Eder, Mrs. Conk. Mrs, Oleen, Hrs.

Roe land Allwork. Mrs. RJcbard Preyer, Uiss Leo pold. Mrs. John A.

BnrUiwlck and Mrs. Hutch, inson. on Tuesday evening Miss nuuivaa en terra ned a group of the young people at five hundred. The player are th young people who have been active In tha social affairs here this season. Tbe prizes were woo by ihe Misses Laoirav Ruler, Rita Connolly, Marjorle and Mrie Dillon a nd William Church, James Powd and Wilbur Frerlciis.

Others in the group were th Misses Emliy and Frieda Euler, Grace Dillon. Margery anut Blanche Allwork, Mabel Hendrtckson. Editl Stevenson. Bessie Seajnan, Florence Ramsay, (Special to The Kale.) 'city of niehmnnd wlien it wa mill burn'ng. A.im.t tu: within 4 hour after the evacuation by the Patrhogne, I- August --The troop.

Mis, Elinor TopHff was va rat inn season nevrr was more lively on the programme for a recitation, and ami intc-resuns in X'atchosue than at m.rnber, present and the several resorts have In, Williamson, of been thronged with visitors for some i Albany Mr- Weber, of New York; Mr tiino pa-H. Dancing continues 10 lie Warner a.id child, and .1. Warner, of crreil itir'lrt inn evpniliira al the I'icHlrinnd Hr.l; Mr. and Mrs. S.

atiraiuon evenii.Lf. al me YrK. Joh0 H. Amv. mi ins lift ton.

Mis Mabel Huston of w. Dr. 11. c. Shelling.

New York was winner in a UicUv num- s.innui:. Mrs. l. M. WaiUc.

all of Brook-her rianrim; contest last Haturciav M. v. Spa.iuiir.g. of sht. and w.a awarded a box a.

the 1 liidon Theater for Dummy." Seaside iti. shore dinner at Water island, a by Clinton W. Moffatt, manager of few nay uo. tho Thft r-av tho' A lively euchre party was held Sat unlay a pact' at. at Holborn Ha l.

among the piayers Uilftun never slackens, Proprietor be1n(r Vr- anJ Mr CnaPie9 Henry. Mr. and 'Kilev is a genius at arrancinir novel i Mrs. William E. Frlnzhorn.

Mr. and Mrs. 1. ouiuvtn, Herman Maier. freiuinanu Frerichs, Norman Weir, Ned Connolly.

Samuel KeatJey, Charles Pegul, Hamilton and William Ramsay, Stanley Seaman, William Elson. Miss Mabel Hendrlckaon wilt enieriair tiie same group on September S. The principal event of the past week was) the midway or miniature Coney Island cir CUS, Which was he Li a.r Clirinn PnrU nmleS and getting people into the i b-reppendnrf, Mrs. Gentry. Mr.

and Mrs. sn.rit to enWthpm Thu I. now 1 Shaver. Mrs. May Keardon and Mr.

sp.rn to tnjo tnem. hip notei is now niX Mrs Hany Hupkina of Brooklyn. va.ing ior capacity ousiness, A Jolly crab party was a big Saturday the auspices of th parents Teachers Aasos Ration to provldo a district aurae for tit sojourns (event at the Delevan, the members of the Many rPooklynites have (Special to The Eagle,) Oyster Bay, August 22 Two highly Interesting yachting events are scheduled to take place on next Friday and Saturday at the Corinthian Yacht Club. These are the special regatta of the club on Friday and on the following day the annual fall regatta of the organization. All of the boats of the various classes which participate in the sound racing during the season will take part in the Oyster Bay event.

On Saturday, September 6, the last of the races for the club's fifteen-footers will ta-ke place. Cupid has been very busy at Oyster Bay this season, and he has Just added another engagement to lUa credit, which ts great interest to tbe members of the summer colony. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles M.

Addison of Stamford, have made known the engagement of their daughter, Julia Morris Addison, and George iirulen Roosevelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Erulen Kooae-relt, of New York and Oyster Bay. Mlse Margaret Billing, daughrer of Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius K. o. of Farm. Oyster Bay, returned this week from Europe, where abe had spent tha greater part of the summer with Mr.

and Mr. W. H. Vanderpool, the latter another daughter of Mr. Billings.

They were in Paris part of the time. Frederic R. Coodert of Oyster Bar. the well-known authority on International law. is one of the Americans stranded abroad.

This week he waa detained by some of the authorities there, but later released aJter showing he was an Amettcan. Mrs. Claude Graham White, wife of the famous English aviator, la on a visit to this country with relatives, Mrs. WhAte Is a sister of Bertmnd Taylor, of New York, who Is occupying the Winslow S. Pierce cottage at BayvUIe for the season.

Mrs. White was a recent visitor at the Taylor home. She will sail shortly to join her parents, who axe on the other side-Mr. and Mr. William K.

One and their at the cozy i'atclmgue Inn this sumuifr. A rbe ttrtncinal event nf the enminv wenlr itf Nelson Macy, J. Williams, A. Ier Meyer. Mrs.

1. a. Schoefer. Krnest Schoefer. Manhattan; Mrs.

Uernard Larzefer, Mrs. Eleanor Kcnwick, Mr. and Mrs. Jt. W.

Clyde, Mt Hazel Jeffrey. Miss K. C. O'Leary. Mrs.

William R. Marsden, Brooklyn; Mrs. P. W. Bliss, CHILDREN HAVE FUN AT BIG CARNIVAL TENNIS ON BECAH AT FAR ROCKAWAY the ehow at the fcea CUif Yacht Club on Thursd evening.

In this event the young people Who are tunkir memherM th club will take part, and from all accounts; purty hlng Mr. and Mrs. anted Horgh, of lirooklyn; ATr. and Mrs. Z.

H. Pendleton, of Kast range. X. Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. A. JnpRptiHon, Mrs. Harrison and son, Arthur, Arthur J.

O'Keeffe, former bridge Ooinmis-nioner, Mth. O'Keeffe, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ha Id win and Mr.

and Mrs. H. Newhouse. of Brooklyn; Mrs. William IS.

Hawkins, of Now York and Mr. and Mrs. A. ti. Klchter, of Westwood, N.

J. The members of the party caught altogether UUO crabs that day. ami i large anilnig party was given a few days ngo, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. ndritk-son ot UrooKlyn. who aro stopping at the inn, party including Aire. diaries Lehrian, iss 1 Tehrian. Miss pornihy Sohipffr.

Mm. W. F. Curtin, JeruniM Homan, S. Sliprnia.ii.

It. Langdon. Mr. and Mrs. 11.

W. Adainsnn. Robert Adamson. Miss Joraleum Mis LSortba linrni. The Ocean Avonue Hotel.

Patrmngue's oldest big slimmer place, 18 entertaining great crowds and the amusements art many and widely varied. The hotel's situation, directly on the bay Miore. at the foot of Ocean avenue, in a ken it very convenient. An autoniobiie pany from ine enow wiu make a real hit. William Elson will act as Interlocutor.

The end met will be Herman Ferdinand and Wllbui Frericha and Edward Sullivan. The min-. streis are being coached by Herman Miner and Morris Greet, with Mrs. Arthur Jnel lending her assistance. The solo work wilt uevuurea many or them at a crao supper on j.i the lawn, in the evening.

A barn dance rfOSpeCX OCeriB OT MllOIIier UaV closed tlie round of amusement. Recent ar- be taJten care of by Ned Connolly, Hamilton Ramsay. Marie Schultz and Anna Sullivan Attleboro, Mrs. E. s.

ail, Orient; CU fiord H. Hissell, Wcsttlcld; Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Swasey.

Great Neck; Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Darlow, Buffalo; Lieutenant S.

W. Scofiold, V. S. Army; L). W.

White, Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. llam West, Montclair; Miss II. Edwards, Yon- 1 kers; Thomas L. Evans, Philadelphia; Frank W.

Bailey, Boston; Mrs. Llewellyn, Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. 11. W.

Bird, linger F. Hooper, Boston; Dr. and Mrs. Genrge E. Fay.

Detroit; L. A. Schoefer, 1. O. Horton.

Brooklyn; E. S. Dallmorc, D. F. W.

Whltelman, New Vork; lOdward K. loesch, H. W. Newman, Brooklyn; James Plrnlc, R. M.

Coleman. New York; William Retz, Miss Etta B. Hanson. Bruuklyn; C. Davis English, Philadelphia; C.

Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Porter, Dr.

John F. Meagher. New York; Mr. and Mrs. H.

O. Williams, Colonel Henry C. Barthman, F. B. Havlland, Brooklyn; L.

Stiles, Miss Mary M. rivals at the Dele-van: Miss Julia K. La wry. of Kast Orange: B. Stevens, of Hollis: K.

K. Bathers Mark Court in Sand and Play Regulation Came. Others who will be In the cast are Janet' Port I Heins, of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Affair Yesterday That Also Pleased Elders.

till house, which enjoyed a trio to towd, Reginald Allwork, Stanley Seaman Waiter Hales. William Ramsav. Aurust Kim Heins, Airs. K. J.

Hetns. the Misses uisa ana merle, Arthur Coykendal), William Lun- Gertrude Heins, V. H. Heins. Mr.

and Mrs. T. uould, Richard at son, j. Dlcksie. Mrs.

W. II. P. Van Pelt and Mis Mildred Orr Hope, all of Brooklyn. DANCE CONTEST A FEATURE.

DRIFTWOOD FOB RACQCKTS. POINT O'WOODS Y. C. 1 with luncheon at. Beile lVrra, a lw days ago included Mrs.

John Knnls. Mrs. Samuel W. Irwin and tho Misses K. and A.

Smith, all of Brooklyn. Another auto party, which wont to tliverhead by bus. included Mis. Williamson and Miss Daisy Williamson of Hrokiyn. Mrs.

H. Sheridan of Detroit, and Mrs. J. Ii. Denipsey and Mrs, M.

iflrry of New Vmk, They had a special din ner at the Long Island House in Uie county seat. iss Agnes Karrell of Brooklyn and Mr. Wulsh recently won prizes in a dancing con-test at the Pouth Hay Yacht i'lui). where weekly dancing claBSt-s, witii contests, are imw a feature of the social actlvith. Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. and daughter, Miss NicUelson. of 4-2 Nin'h avt-nue.

HOLDS WATER CARNIVAL three sons, Robert, William and Henry, are expected to return shortly from their stay In No LacV of Social Activity as Sea.on Xcars Its Waning Period. Biff Work Socinlly In Every Direction -Guests Sincerely Sorry Season Nears Close Arizona, wnere tney went TJie nrex part 01 Julv. Thev wiU come to Planting Fields. sunivan, h. ijeveiie, Mrs.

w. van uentnuysen, Oeorge F. Johnston, New York; Mr. and Mrs. H.

Winsloe White, Flushing; George and Mrs. Sylvester Dering. t'tlca; Mrs. F. B.

Johnson, Miss Margaret Christie, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. CTt'urge A. Jaeger, CJustav I Jaeger. May-wood; Miss Alice M.

Sullivan, Greenwich; T. C. Sullivan, New York; Miss Irene Hillman, C. W. Fuller.

Forest Hills; William R. Marsden, New York; Park G. Parker, Montclair. Charles J. Wagner.

William H. Wagner, M. W. Ellison. New York; L.

G. TenEyck, Mr. gren, the Mlasea Margery and Blanche All work, Kdith Kimmerle, Laura, Emily and-Frleda Euler. Constance Stammers, Florence Ramsay, Bessie Rita Conn oily and Madeline Eltzitn. Miss FHsle Jantzer of Brooklyn entertained the members of the Errtre Nous Five Hun dred Club at her summer homa an Thursday afternoon.

Samuel Coykendall. Jr. of" Brooklyn, who has been at the oykendall summer home this, summer, has gone to Laks George to stay at the camp ef his college Delta L'p-sil on. Miss Beatrice Olascott of Brooklyn has, been sojourning with Mrs. Albert M.

Bell. Mr- and Mrs. Edwin Borthwtck and dauglw ters of Brooklyn are staving at tha West bank cottage wUh and Mrs, John A. Borthwiek. Orinell Harvey of Long Tslsjid City, tvhe previoualy summered here, wns a week-end visitor.

The Misses Bessie and Lorena Harvey, who have spent the past summers atf Sea Cliff, will go to Maine next week a sojourn. Point o' "Woods, L. I August 'J 2 This has been a busy week for the residents of this resort, a tennis tournament on Tuesday and a water their estate here, which was purchased from James Byrne. Mra. George A.

Crocker, ftas gone to the Adlrondacka to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Arthur BL Mastsn, who have a country place there. She will epend the r.rooklvn are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

'oilier at the lattcr's summer home in Cedar carnival at the Point o' Woods Yacht (Special to The Eagle.) Shelter Island, N. August 22 Another brilliant social success for the and Mrs. H. Colcord. Mrs.

Elizabeth S. Wil avenue. I Club this afternoon being tha main 1 fj- Tl.io nKntifnl on son, aiifh ai. upon, aire. 1j.

it. couiner- early fall at Oyster Bay. DANCE AT NASSAU CLUB land. Brooklyn Mrs. L.

B. Harrison, Miss PARTY FOR SUFFRAGE annual "event here, but reDetitlon does -Miillren was scored at the Prospect. yeV DtMTls Harrison. Ha worth; W. O.

Noble. Mies W. C. Noble. Montclair; E.

Yandergaw, Nw York; Arthur J. Horton. Brooklyn; the not detract from its enjoyment. ATTRACTS AT BELLPORT i Tl" etuertainimm commlitce of th club, 1 wi whii.h lM oamivil. was cumpo-fd of IV L.

chairman: J. K. Tlark. MM'- tnrday afternoon when Manager Eben, aided by the good services of his master of ceremonies, Thomas G. Austin FEATURE OF THE WEEK Hev.

m. u. MacBrydc, j. Morgan lTencn, ir. Wstwood; Mr.

and Mm. E. W. West. Mlse Hurrlet West, J.thn H.

Derby. MUs Pauline Grecnblade. Miss Marion Greenhlade. Mrs. G.

8. Wicks, Glens Falls; Miss Claire Herrlck, Glen Cove, I August ZZ Practically tbe only social event of impor IMPROVE RACE COURSE AT PIPING ROCK CLUB (Special to The Eagle.) Fax Kockaway, August 22 Tennis without nets or regulation racquets is being enjoyed by many visitors to the ocean beach at Far Rockaway. They mark courts oat In tbe hard sand, just above the water, indicating where tbe net ought to be with a line. Rackets are sometimes whittled out of a bit of driftwood, but often pieces of thin wood are used without being altered. The usual tennis ball is used, and all of the rules which govern tennis are in full force.

Some of tbe visitors here have become quite expert at beach tennis. The lack of a net puzzles the ordinary tennis player for his first few games and until he gets used to this, and to the feel of tbe improvised TT A iM. save his annual carnival Ij. Aucu.it A num- Jon Ll. liffom Noble.

Bmil i for all the children of Shelter Island her of bis social events have enlivened William s-iwerwn. Hiu.cn u. Thon.as i wno rare(j t0 attend. Loni: heforo th the summer colony in Bellport of late, JIHml Friday nish, i hour of opening it was evident that besides which the numerous diver- hld nvery wwki ar( jng WBli atten.i'd. i practically all of the Island's Junior sions of golf links, sailing, fishing and I Almost every inhabitant of iho minimer colony.

population reallv cared to attend and E. ogden, Mr. and Mrs. F. Allen, New lork.

Oxford Robert W. Thompson, Toronto; Mr. Stein. Manhattan; Captain and Mrs. Frost, tance of the week was the dance hold orr Friday evening, at the Nassau onii ueacn; iJr.

ana i.rs. vinans, Belleville; Miss Helen Areson. Upper Montclair; Mrs. G. h.

Ttuaby. Newark; Ieon Kraft, Belleville; Genevdev Wicks. Pauline Green-bliidt, Marlon Gro-nbladt. W. W.

Welsh. A. F. Country Club. This was attended by young ana oia.

is orusiiing up nis or iom Ti nmk cosiunw In antldpiilon of the big mas- I intended to be there. It was a pretty da.no 10 be given by the yacht club sjg-lit indeed as the tots gathered on several of the members of tbe younger bathing give plenty for alt to do by damme. Friday night there was a larcrely attended woman suffrage entertainment and dance at Mrs. Frd- 1.Vln1-'o Va 4 hulinr Pltivrinnoa next Saturday night. the lawns si hour lh ld hnt.i nA i Wall.

AJolph Kepert, K. A. Bop. K. O.

Kecent arrivals at the point ivwonas inn 1,1 Petersen. Mrs. M. E. Carpenter, Miss M.

L. set and those of the elder people who have remained at Glen Cove for August. There has been the usual round are; Mr. and Mrs. H.

Williams, Mr. and tno oanroom. ptciai decorations were Carpenter, Mls Helen M. Carpenter. Manhat tan; Mr, and Mr.

C. R. Griffiths. Akron; E. ih.

inMnninc rnmlifr. 1 in honor of the event, and hm'i pun. i neirn 11 tomer, M. Newman, S. Newman, Brook lyn; O.

A. Hammerer, W. C. Doncaster, Man celebrities of the concert and opera and nurse. George Stewart Brown.

Mr. and vitv vnat, coma please the of informal golf and tennis this week and many of the club members are i eeplm? in trim by an occasional game Stage Airs. ttloan, larenco a. Mope, ber. Mr.

ana Mrs. H. B. M.chen. Mrs.

T. of golf after business in town. The me u.it.n 'ii- I tjntta- Vt- 1 'I Tt. Cntlo I U' Snlltlier. regular scheduled events at the club will not be resumed until September 1.

Minn It. Malm, Mr. snd Mrs. I-ouis Ielun and children. Mr.

and Mrs. William B. Amen, Mrs. John Ritchie. John Bwen.

Weber Sebold racket, he is very apt to be beaten by the tennis "dub" who has been playing beach tennis for a time, until be becomes accustomed to his uew 1 facilities. Then tennis skill is just as valuable as upon eny courts. uch interest la being taken In the vaudeville entertainment which wilt be held In the Lyceum tomorrow night for the haitan; Helen Tibbs. Toronto; Agnes Muriel Perera, H. A.

Slessenger. Mrs. M. T. Uriiwn, Miss Parbara Brown, Mrs.

Van Beuscoten, Dr. and Mrs, ft. Htarke, Manhattan; John A. Firth, Mr. and Mrs.

K. R. Vou Nordroff. Robert Von Nordroff, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Batcheller, St. Paul; Mrs, A. S.

"iiimpert, Brooklyn. Winyali Mr. and Mrs. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs.

V. Jones. Maurice Case, Mlsa M. Biggins. MIps Roberts, Mrs.

Welch, Miss Marler, Mrs. MnrlT, J. Coyle. Miss Ruth Gaebel. Misa Palsy Waters, Mrs.

M. Quinn, A. Qulnn. Mrs. Braun, Miss Harth, Brooklyn; Mrs.

Oregg, Mar. Terhune, Mr, Stewart, Mr. Breltwelstr, Miss Parah M'-Pike, Miss McPlke. Mr, Folev, locust Valley, I I 22 Following the announcement of the dates) of the annual fall race meeting of tha Piping Rock Racing Association, on October 7 and 10, comes news that number of extensive Improvements are) being made on the Piping Rock course The members of the racing association; are especially interested in the racing, of 2-year-olds, and the Piping Roc Subscription race is one of the fea tures of the fall meet. In order toj keep up with other racing associations and to provide the best possible sport; the association has arranged for ther laying down of a chute out of which; the first-year colts and fillies will race, A btiaightaway course has been needed and seeing this tiie association mad plans for its building.

Work has beert started on the chute, which to bo erected at a cost in the neighborhood ofi $4,500. In a few weeks it will be seeded and by the next spring race meet it' season and many prominent people were prei-rnt, iiH'liKimg Mrp. O'fiorman and Miss n'fiorniiiTi, Mrs. W. i.

Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. (Sorse Kajtter, Mr. and Mrs. 12.

1- Yeuns. Mr. anil Mrs. Ira Uowns, Mr. an) Mr.

i liarlew W. osbom. Mr. and Mri. M.

Dor-h, Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Tuttl, Mr. and Mrs.

A. TiPiney, Mr. and Mrs. 'Jeorge Durst Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Mamiein, Mr. and Mrs. Oirp Turrell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry pf-f-U, Dr.

and Mrs. Clavton. Mr. and Mrs. cniiuren was done in tine shape.

Chief amniig the game arranged for the children were potato and ess races, goinrj to Jerusalem, peanut races, etc. A grabbaff containing fifty toys wan arranged for the benefit of the tota undr 5 years old. This proved to he an amusing feature. To cap the climax of the fun there waH a dancing contest for two handsome rups presented by Mr. Austin.

This was a very pretty feature and attracted the attention of scores of the elders a wlL Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hutchinson and Mr.

Sage of Brooklyn acted ait Judges. While the big tlmi for the children was the talk of the Island, thtro has been a vast amount of sociability for the grownups, too. and the wek has been crowded full both night and day. Thin afternoon a ta and reception was given at the yacht club, wit a special musical programme by Mr. Austin's orchestra, and this evening the an Mrs.

(rf tilth F. Adams. Manhattan tin Misses Wandell. Miss Rrhel Kcker, K. B.

Wandell. Miss Dorithy Hard ins. Miss Anna Hums. Mrs, C. V.

Patterson, Miss Janet Toney. Brooklyn; Mrs. Waller Brlfigs, Mrs. S. Perk, ihe Musses Pec.k, Rcranton, Adam Frank.

Miss Rosalind Ivan. Mr. anrl Mrs. Beyers. Hay Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. 1 Hhaart Toll la. lAtest registrations at tbe club Include the following and their boats and hostesses: W. C.

Van Antwerp of New York, with Ponald G. Geddea: Mr, and Mra. Weston Williams of Plalnfield. .1.. with Walter L.

Pate; A. Barker Mellor of Philadelphia. with IT. Grosby; FifTlngham Podge of Paterson, X. with Robinson Leech; Kdmund Naah nf Bve, N.

with Mlaa Tuiae Tlffanv Frank: Mlse Lillian Lorraine of New York, and Miss Eunice Clapp of Locust Valley, with Puraut Bowers; C. E. Unlay of Great Neck, G. Gordon ef New York and D. P.

Morse, of North-port, with JPunlel P. Morse; Howard Churcb ot Atlanta, with Miss Alice M. Pat The Hall, where many Proeklyn people are spending the summer, is a jolly place theaa August daya. There hv been severe 1 arrivals for the re Bliiir Pmith. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Schuyler, harlea Hudson Machen. Hiss wiutanetn Mr. and Mrs. U.

r.remaiv Mr' r' achen. Marv Bennett. PhlladelnhU, Ml. -15 Miss Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom of Manhattan won the automobile which was offered as a prize at the lawn fete held for the benefit of St.

Joseph's Hospital. At the Bavawater Yacht Club, Saturday, there was a package parly. A package containing an article worth at lea.st a quartet wus the price of admission. The packagea were auctioned and a creat deal of fun P. Li.

Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr and slra th ltimer. Miss Dorothy Dr. and Mrs, Butler Mr.

and I Mn. ogei- Uft(mer Richmond Hill; Mr. and Mrs, P. B. fang, Mr.

and Mrs. H-ederlck Ldy. Mr. -ml willlanii, Wllkes-Barre, Miss N. H.

Mrs. Francis H. Holmes, Mr. anl Mrs. lniM Hauppauge, I I.

Miss M. Strong. Huhn. Mr. and Mrs.

John p. EvereL Mr. smlthtown Branch. L. H.

O. Miller. Mid-and Mra. Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. 1 narlea 1 4. 0 M- anA rs. J. Cptlgr'-ve, henrk, Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Bainbridge. Ralph Fptlgrove, Mr.

and Mrs. K. I. Mac- Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mr. Simiiuns u.lnPy East Orange. N. J.

and Mrs. was occasioned by the exposure of their nual testimonial hop for the Austin nrehestra is being given. This Is being largely attended, and the guesta are showing their appreciation of the good music. In the account of the tine concert given fnr I'tiion ChRpH the part taken by Miss will be ready for use. The association will then have the most complete rac and Mr.

and Mrs. F. P. Johnson. R.

Van Ieusehoken. R. P. Seymour, contents by the purchasers. The CJrove Club entertained with a concert last Saturday evening.

Following the ing course and equipment of any club on Long Island. concert there waa a dance. rauiine Havlland. the accomplished, daughter of K. B.

Havlland. was Inadvertently omitted. She presented "In the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doughty of Nepiane A big musk Is to be held at the Wyan-dn'ie ntt Friday night.

Saturday night there will be a dance nt Nearttuhay Playhouse fr the of the Kips Bay Day Nursery, the commlttf" in hargr- being Mi us Margaret Overton. Mis Julia Miss IjOUiss Holmes and Mrs. Ira I 'on us. Manhattan Mr. and Mrs, Townley, Fred Tnwnley.

Miss Porolhy Bidse, Newark, Chernilt Inn Mrs, K. Weber and daughter, William McCartney, Mrs. K. J. La tor, Mies Marie Irfitor, Miss Florence J.ator, Mrs.

M. E. Huntington, Mnrjorle OaiTaway, Kathcrliie Pet rone, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. D.

c. Kefe. Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Well. Irene H. Cottney. B.

Rolnverdcr, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. McGrasman, Miss J. Frban, Mrs. R.

Urban, Manhattan; Mrs. Charles Urban, Jamaica. Automobile arrivals at Prospect: Mr. and Mrs. H.

Deringer, Miss C. M. Perlnger, Miss H. Perlnger, t. H.

Youiifrsou, Brooklvn, N. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard. S.

H. Raerder. Mrs, K. M. Osburn, Kast Hampton.

1. I. Mr. end Mrs. J.

F. Halstead. Miss Halstead. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur pnornbos.

Master Rohert Poornbos, tjoshen. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Brooks. Perbv, Conn. Mr. and Mrs.

Rlbert Chesebomugh, Miss Alberta CheseboroUBh, North port, I. Mra. J. A. Caldwell.

Miss Cook. T. C. Caldwell. Montclair.

N. .1 Mr. and Mrs William H. Rip. pere.

Ansnnla. Mr. and Mra. James A. Slater.

Miss Mildred Plat-r. Miss Dolly Slater. Master Cyril Slater. Montreal, Canada; Mr. and Mrs.

.1. H. J. Stewart. Cold Park, Far Rockaway, were given a surpria town Where I Was Horn." in a manner party on the occasion of their fictietu wed that brouEht forth much applause.

ding anniversary, Sunday. Miss Henrietta Bruno of Cnrnaga avenue entertained fifty children from tbe Seaside Two handsome silver cups were displayed at the Country Club this week for a handi mainder of the month ot August and September. Misa Lilllua Cooke of Brooklvn. who recently went abroad with Mlse Fisher, to visit relative in Scotland, a rcturnng today from that country, having changed her plane owing to the war. They are expected to crme to th Hall on Sunday to join Mr.

and Mra. A. Cooke, who have been there all season. William Wllmarth Is staying ot the Hill with Mra. Wllmarth.

He was in Belgium just before th war broke nut and was on the last boat en route lo America from the Continent when the war waa declared. Gardner Bowden of Urooklyn ham returned to the Hall after a sojourn in Maine. Mr, nnd Mrs. Herbert Apnleton and Mr, and Mrs. A.

Richie of New York have changed iheir plans, owing to the war. Thev have been in New Hampshire, but Mr. Appleton'g presence was required In New York, as he Is head of th Lloyd Maritime acency thertt. Fells. N.

S. M. Stevenson. Yonkers. N.

Mr. and Mrs. A. fl. Potter and children.

Ml" Mary Nesmlth. Flushing. N. Y. Oerald P-Coakes.

Paterson. J. Miss E. K. Speets, Mies Hildfgard Hnrdley, W.

J. loekwoodd. Miss Filna lckwood. Monflatr. N.

Mrs. Jame (ireen Roak. Miss Mary Ixmis Roak. 'hilcago. 111.

Julius Harrison. Ridgewood, V. i. H. Walbrldge.

Babylon. 1. Miss Kdna Chapman, lelip. L. I-; Mis.

Wlll'am I. Siork. Miss Piork. Baltimore. Md Miss A.

Kimball. Pi. Louis. Mr. and Mrs.

FMwIn Puller Toney. child ind nurse, Clinton. N. William M. Maltbie.

Oranley. Mist Janet Rose. Clinton. N. T.

Vise Caroline Thompson. Pmithtown Branch. N. H. Charles.

Mlddlelown. V. Miss Campbell. PittstleM. Theodora Van N'ordrn.

Ka tonih. N. T. cap tournament, the qualifying round ot which was to be nlaved this afternoon Home for cripples, at Arverne, at ner nome on Th ursda y. Mrs.

A I red Pupres. ra. COMING TO BLUE POINT FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS This Is the club's annual prize. A big class Ougxenhelm and Mlsa Kvelyu Goldsmith as-Misted In entertaining the children. is etpeetea in enter.

Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Kenney of Bay A French Diav. la rente aniteuae.

will be presented by tbe Junior members of Rldgn are guests of Mr. ami Mi s. Ueoi ro Noakes at the letter's country horn. Mr. Knney expects to impend much time pluy-Ing golf.

A jolly card party was riven by Mrs. Piping Rock's fashionable set ttav- been interested In ths announcement ct th marriage; of Lieutenant G. Fred Alpera of the Second Cavalry of the National Guard snd Misa Eleanor Palmer of Brooklyn, which occurred In New York last week. Lieutenant A I per has been one of the most successful gentlemen riders on the American turf and each fall be has taken a leading pan In the home ahnw and race meet at Piping Rock, where he ha ridden Squadron Cm horse to victory. He i to make his home In Brooklyn with his bride.

Mr. and Mrs. William V. Gathrlf, who bav been at Meudon since early spring, ar expecting to sail for England In October, to gon several weeks. Mr.

and re. Char en A. Coffl an Misa Alice Coffin are among the colonists remaining In locust Valley for the latter part of the season. They are at their country home. Fort-ledge.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary Ramsey left their country plac near lien Pfead on Tuesday and have gone to Idaho In that State, they will join Mrs. Rumeey's mother, Mrs. tVlward H.

Harrlman, who haa been travedng through the West. They will all return to th East th latter part of September, after stay Madame a rencn ciass in ueoar-hurst Country Club In September. The Ladies Aid Society of the German Evangelical Church are planning to hold a lawn fete on the church grounds In October. pnng liarnor. 1,.

I. Mr." Plrnle, 1 took at tn nequil inn la-t night. Point. August Blue Vnint is notfd for the number of people who return year after year to one or another of the several fine hotels and the banner couple of them all ar Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Wilson of Bazar for St. Malacliy. Rockaway Beach. August 22 The Club Wlllard If. Piatt of Brooklyn wax re- A.

nu? vlLn'v V- "'J'1, elecul president. He want the job It Mi again he has held It for several years nut I 1 v'l i as he Is a wise leader In that capacltv the N.r""k Mr- HnJ B. tin- event of the week here haa been the bazar held for the benefit of St. Mal- lett, Hartford. Conn.

Mrs. J. Adler. Mra. Thev have come to the Hall again for the remainder of the summer, hating speot th early part of th season here.

latest arrivals at tha Hall Include Mr. and Mr. Everett Caldwell and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph reason and family, Mr. and Mra. Walter Meaerole. Mrs. Mabel Bennett of Brooklyn.

Pr. and Mrs. p. Tut tie. F.

p. Tut tie. Mr. and Mra. J.

W. Intrv and daughter. F. McKenzie. Mr.

and Mrs. i nlhcr members wouldn't let "Hnnii" Plait achy'a Home In Rockaway Park. The; go. and they re-elected him over hia own Haer. Miss Wfndegger, C.

A. Tillei. St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs.

Ravnmnd C. Brow n. Pr. and Mrs. (ienrge B.

Palmer. Sound Beach. Mrs. T. a.

tirav, Mlsa affair started last Saturday evening inoifi. t.riirni wmk re-fiecifij VH'S preslrient; H. V. Brumley, wecretary. and T.

Brooklyn, now at the South Bay Mouse, who have bppy, spending the summers in Blue Point for seventeen years. Hot ard Sands of RroMibn la one of the mint enthuiasti'1 of the summer 1 olony. He semis miny boors on his trim A bal masque was held at the Ocean House on Saturday evening. The affair was well attended and many novel and beautiful costumes were aeen. A bazar was held on the Frankfor and Herachtnan lawn on New atreet this after noon for the benefit of the Children a Haven.

The affair was conducted by the Mi uses Fanny Uarsnn. Uortense Frankfort, Madeline Goodman, Ethel Salant and Ruth Hersc Ionian. A water carnival was held in the ocean, off Edgetnere, this afternoon. The carnival was very successful and as I messed by a large number of cottagers. It waa conducted by life guards employed by the various hotels In Kdgemere.

l. iirwon of Manhattan nan elected trea.n- and closed tonight. It has been held in the sister's cottage, adjoining the home. The patrons of the affair, and T.M. only in.a.

Pen ton Morford, Mr. Elizabeth Rial. Mis the itfticrs Frank A. Schmidt, William Becker. New ithev have been many, have been en- Tl York; John O.

Kahaly. Brlglitwaters, Mrs Henry C. Barthman and Mrs. Wilton Iacka ye mi the prison at he proxresslve bridge whist at the pmspeet this week. In a b'g water carnival hld here this wk inA hv Hrlllsi and txhibitions bv ixmie m.

Mennning. uennmng, Mr. Jan-ney nf New York. Mrs. II.

M. Hunter of Washington. D. Mrs. T.

II. Thealon, Miss Thealon. Mr. T. H.

CuaVy of Tmv, N. Y. This Saturday afternoon there was a rhrl-tening party at the Hall, when a line motor- L. Tod Burk V. Sherman.

Hav fhnrt I Mr. and Mrs. R. i rsol I P. ing at ihe Harrlman ranch.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele and Visa Kathryn Steele, who have been at Sunridgs Hall, their place In the Meadow brook section, are planning to go to Tuxedo about September Mr. anu k. h.

Havlland nicely enter- tatned a nartv of friend at a hri. dinner an'' Mr Aleantler. Miss at Paradlae Point. Included wer C'nlnnel I iJ0, Alexander. A.

I. Beckermann. I Colonel noat, null! ny itinan. who is staying at Tennis at night is a new feature in rar 1 and will remain until November l. Rockaway Frederick M.

Fitter, has had the Hall, slipped into the harbor. There wa quite a celebration over the event, in which built at bis home on Everdale place courts In ihe bay off the Avery pavilions, ihe winners I tk. (,,. folios tumor the youngsters of the home. first; Mahr and Hunter tied f-r ascon-t A concert aa hld In the New en dome and F.

Maher. fi-' Hgtd last week fr the benefit of the Itoch-Josph l.Malre and It. Maher, Tub away Beach Hospital. A good sum ta race Maher, first; Hunter and R. Lucas 114 rmsej for ihe Institution.

nr. nn-t. J-'ething race PuzRibtwrn. fit Tbe annual mid-summer euchre and dance Mnhr. second, 'ilrls tub race -Wen bv of si.

mill us parish was held Ust night irar-e MuPermott of Brooklyn. Senior )i0-yard in tbe Orand Orean Pavilion. Many prlr.es r. C. Delav-v, flrst 't.

T. Kniilh. -r awarded to players and non-plaers. nd; W. Fitgibbon, third.

Pnlor i'Vyard J'ioner Lodge. P-gree of Honor, held It raVSmlih, flrt Fitzgibbon. second. Pnlor outing on Graasy Point, Broad relsv i. (, and 'i.

T. Smlih. nrl, Wednesday. 'Hie lodge members went first; U. Kdwards and W.

Fiir.gibbon. sec- to ihe r-srt Iti a boat and enjoyed a de- Beckermann. Mlsa Hlene Ii. Beckermann, Miss Renia Beckermann. is M.

Kwlng. Brooklyn. N. H. M.

Carpenter, New York; Mr, and Mr. L. V. Jones, David Jones, Mis pnrothy Jones. Mr.

and Mrs Walton Post. Hloomfleld. I Pr Morse. New York; Mr. and Mrs L.

Warren. Na Hi; a tuck. Conn. Mies Oethln, T. H.

Lewis, New York. Mr. and Mra. Haro'd Godwin, with th Misses Ive and Frances Godwin, who ar prominent in the Piping Rock set. and Fred erick Godwin, are at present in Scotland, wher ihey have been at Ht, Andrews.

They are expected home shortly. Goadby Ioew and It. UrtngMon Beeck-man. who are members of the Piping Rock Club, are among the boxholder fnr the New. port horse ehow to be held SepLember 7, and There will be dance af the home nf Mr.

nnd Mrs. Frank Hicks on Oyster Ray mad. on Friday. September 11. It will a benefit for the gymnasium fund of Friends' Academy.

rnd. Diving contest .1. IMalre. nra; light id dav ih biiRar and tea of St. Agues (Suill of i' fderif-k IjeMriir.

second; Pei.ncy. mira. DWC AT South I. August and Mis Caldwell Robertson. Mrs.

H. i Harth man. Mrs. K. Van Pergaw.

Mr. and Mif. C. K. Hutchinson, the Misses Havlland and Ysn Pergaw and James Khen.

It. McNeil Brooklyn Is atlll the champion around the Oxford House, He in constantly at It and nevr rei urns wit bout a good basket tul of blues, seuhHHs, pur glen or some thing else in the piHcatorlal line. Pr. Hurry Pi em nf Brooklyn, who Is spending his thirty-eighth season h-re, beat Ins own g'lliint; record Wednesday mnrnhiR. Me made the touud In Us, whlcij is remarkably good A fishing party of seven left the Win vat, Tueadav tnnmlng and returned Ihet nlrht with 1.11 fluke, a remarkable rati h.

he fishermen WHHatn Hoi H. Cnn-lin. F. A rend t. J.

Clarll K. Molt, John and William Tredeell Th" senil-tinals for the Pettmer Prlre handicap aoif tmiriistnent reiili'd as follow. tireen dcfraOd It. Hallock. up; lieorge Nonkes heal the Rev.

Pr. iT.nti thrt crjck swimrrtTs atid divers whe th people staying at the Hall took part. Mr. and Mrs. Parker P.

Handv have been among the colonists staying at their country place here for th latter part of the season, in preference to going away to the mountains. Thev are at Groenddk and will remain there until fall fr. and Mrs. Henry Mnw11 have been the recipients of rongrnlulattnn at Man-welt on. the country home nf Mrs, John R.

Mamvell. where ihev hn ye bn staving this summer. The good wfh followed the arrival of twin aona. Willlsm and Richard Maxwell, several dsva ago. Mra.

Maxwei was fur men Miss Bei S. Mr. Maxwell has henti prominent in yachting circles for a number of years. Th annual regalia of the Hempstead Bar-bor Yacht Club, which was to have ben held on Ssturdav afternoon lsat. did pot take place, owing Ihe fact that moat of the little geni boats are out of commission.

Mr. and Mr. Herbert L. Pratt, ho have hlch are lighted by arc lights, so mat matches may be played at night a well as In the tiavtime. The courts are the nrst in Far Rockaway to be lighted arllflci-all v.

The Lawrence Methodist Sunday school held a picnic on the Far Rm kaway Beach last week. The Sunday school of Hi. Paul's M. K. Church of Inwood also held a picnic last week.

The members trolleyed to North Hegch. The Misses Rernbe, Serena and Phoebe Ponaldson of Brooklyn recently visited Mrs. William H. Jy of Woodmere. Mr.

Wuelnten Pisher of Tampa. Fla, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K.

Mealy of Cedarhurat. Mis Eva Peterson of Far Rockaway Is visiting st Maldon-on-the-HudsoiL Mr snd Mrs. Louis P. ifteldler Brooklyn were recent visitors at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs.

.1. A. Ruin of Bsy Knoll. Mlsa Muriel pollock of Hollywood avenue l- In Ihe Cntsklll. t.

Andrews Church. Belle Bar nor on waa well attended. at the New Holland enjoed a eon-rert and ball in the hole! balhoom Saturday liar arrived at Blue I'oint are Miss Kng1man and Mtee Kthel Heflfman of h-oakImi, ho atapping at the Warner nn Saturday evening a rnasrineradc was given at the hoc ust Grove Moubn. It whs a great success- practically all night. The affair as attended by many the guests of the house participating Among the niaquernders were: Ha ml in and Mis Helen F.

Ham tin hi Rockswny Hea-h roitag-a and waa pronounced sucreas in evry sy. W. C. Mundt of Manhattan eniertained thirty of hit friends a' a birthday dinner at the New Hal land, this week. V.

V. Von Luiburg of Paterson look a nan of friends flsiiins on Hundv. Th ROWD AT AHPTOV. Kfththpmpton, AuRiwt 22 With almost every ottnirc and bunpi-low occupied nnd hotrls and boardlnn hou.og full and tionkcrl fur ahead in BI ST WAYS AT SAYYTU.r. August 22 The vacation crowds are growint; bigger very week as the summer seaaon bete approaches Its climax.

Many miiirnH with enough fish to treat many of nen staying at tlietr snlenflld camp on Ht. KrooMvnitrs are registered at the big their fellow guetia of tha New Holland to a Ri. l.ia. In lh- Ariirnn.larka. punha.l i Sptitemlicr, thin fliHrmlng Kcnxidr rc- last fall from Frederick W.

Vanderbllt and popular South Bay House. Among tUh dinner. b'jA-'h parir was the aiirartlon for Hie Paalincil and Nedda; Mr. F. i Hamlin as a Red Cross nurse; Mlaa Kdna C.

Hstn-Itn as a French doll In coral pink Mis Mabel Hall In a Spanish costume of red and nranno; Ml Clara K. Parker as Puni htnello, in blue and white; Mi Marguerite HnaglHitd and Ml Kdlth Klrkteml aa Yama Yams girl; Mis M. .1. In a black and while French basque mi-lume. with powdered htr; Mr.

Valentine as a little obi apple woman, Mlsa M. Valentine a a tall al riking young man. Miss c. Valentine aa little girl. Mis Martin Kinkier as Rod Riding Hood and Miss Marlon Comwell as her grandmother.

Kinkier as a baby, Mtss Minerva A. Meyr isty, Mtss Minerva A. Mvr the recent arrivals at this hostelry are Miss Siii Pierce, Miss Katherine ort Ih al Ihe heiuht of the aummer ('onsen atlxely ratimated. there arc 2.500 aummer aojournrrs in lCaathampton town. The line of cot- Roland Mever of Brooklyn rendered two violin solo at Ihe Sun-lay evening service of Ihe Russell Sage Memorial Church.

Joseph Pryfoo of Brooklyn visited relative in Far Rockaway Sunday Mis Agnes Caldwell. Mr. snd Mr Will-lam Peer ami Ravmond Melons, of Hrooklyn wer recent arrival at th ocean Utilise. taKea Hlonjz the ocean dunea atretche McLeod. formerly a champion In allfurntii, 4 and J.

McMillen beat H. V. Itriimlev, 2 and 1 The preliminary rnuntl fur th prlne re-suited this wav Hutlor bent Knlley by default; Paige beat Mernlt. 2 up, Pr CmiKhey beat Kckei, and Pettmer beat Beideu, 3 and 1 er Pie guetta from Ihe Wlnvah en-Joyed aalllng partis five bust loads ef them leaving the dock fr a trip around the island. Manager F.hen has presented another gdd nip fur dancing i ontesi at fhs Prospect, to he hld tn Saiurdey nlsht.

September Hundreds nf summer people here are loath lo think of th near end lh sum from GenrlH. Lake to the woatca nf Napeafue, and each seiuion aees In. Mr. 11. trainer or nrounju of the Marlborough (un.

ITiurMay. Luncheon was aered on the bech and if there was anne present bo failed to have a gx4 time, he or ahe aaid nothing about those she wm at ihe pany and whs t'ok part In the ath'Mic ev-nte which followed lnnrheon ra. Ueorg" Wiu-rns, Mrs. Uarry weneietn. Mrs.

Irving Iwenseln, Pr. and Mra. Frank Buckley. Mr. aid Mr.

Alsand-r Mann. Mm. KrM Hurl but. Mra. Ldv arl Johnson, Mr.

and Mis. Archibald MacFarlane, Mr. and Mrs Harrj Walab. Mr and Mrs. (Mm At It.

iss l.i. Miss Karmie lti). Mra Mrs. Al-bri J.d Jens. Mr.

and Mr, tirge liniwn. i .1 itelvedere creaaes In tbe number of cor.y bungH- olleare boy, Ferdinand Meyer a 111.n Wan of the Kim cottage In visit- .1. Meagher. Miss Mari K. Meagher.

Miss Miir.iurje King, H. H. Bennett nnd familv, Mins Marion Tierce, Mrs. llobert Weft, Miss Kdna M. de Milt tnd Jl.

W. Hicks, nil of Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. K. T.

r.ux lord. Miss C. H. and K. K.

(lavlord. all of Kast Ornngf. X. .1. Proprietor C.

A. Brown hits annniincfd that the South Buy Mrtnse will kpt opnn this year fill Octtibft. A good pntroiiagH la proin- lowa, pretty mttAirea and more rxpen habv'a nuie. F. II.

Chas a a rliMrmlni ami ral.llvaa III Svr.i-tl... sive country honira. centlv entertained lbre with on of the largest atTflira of tbe arain. Their goesta numbered a hundreil people, many nf them mem Itera nf Ihe younger et In ramp along the lake, and after a golf game on the lawn, waa a dinner. The prut camp I a serif of Japanese building and I verv luiuriou.

Thev will com to OVn Cove ib lattep part nf the month to spend Ihe fall at Iheir alet hen mansion hsr. Mr, and Mrs A. Ludlow White. who have a summer home near the golf emire of th Nassau Count rv Club are among tbe colonist abroad. They are nor et ran led.

however, hut have been In Hath. rglnd. arid eipect to go to ft lea later for a Slav. Mrs. Montague F'sgg, Sd.

and Mrs Panlel luring, who have hee-i nt Kstharnplon for lulv snd August, are planning to return to flien "ove Ihe latter part of the month. Mr. and Mr Flsgg will occupv one of the Ilatterman hotis. hi. ha been occupied rluring ibenre hv Corey of New York.

Mr. end Mra. ftwthn Peaho-ly of New York hsve piv1oti1v glimmered st the Cedsra di- John N. Hiearn place hre, are slaving nt tWeir eountrA- home at Hvnsse. Hit summer Mr Pea body was formrlv Miss Knne A.

Sieane. mer season It has iimhh an unusually am-cesxfm Miwm sM tally and financUM), nud the times ere so Kuod hrr II Ih otilv with and Mra. Ari hur Harris. Mr an sirs. for th.

early fall season, owing io'Wb-s Knungcr Mrs. th biiv hshing th.it is Just corn In 5 I of ib afar aa due to Hie enorla or Misa matron In a pach rharmi roiuni with bro aded coat. whit sa mi slippers and lar. piciur hat Mra ll. chase a hemi RrumtTtell.

In gentleman's full even Ing dres, Mrs. II S' liamk In a cleverly I "nl a tied newspaper Oft time. Master Mnrtini'-r ami tturheck Hrhnmk a little girls. II W. Fisher a a Turk, Mrs.

kltk'and as a New York Herald newspaper oinan. Kirk land a Farmer Hat et at the ball, M. Bucklev a ft tramp. Mr Buckley a klinona girl. Mis Catberin Htjckley a a fairy, Mis Marlon Castefon nm a iieiba girl, Mis porothy Cornwall a Night, Charles Cornwel, Jr a a Gold Put Twin, Mr Saunders ss a mere man snd k.

Phillip aa a Jolly tar. into Us hest. and the numerous other kmIl A rolrria nf yimnlt paopl. with hlafrlnain l.lanl hav. arr.nit.'il no.

fi-r A anil vninl. villa rnirtninni.rt to l. at Maul, inn. lub tha mrht Annual A nan tninjtalow la lo ha hnilt in fra.prr lane fnr lll.rla T. (Mbnrna.

Dn. K. Keion riMiurtltiv ilana In honor of li'-r irnral. a lrfih' liti.na of Nan- Tork. Wonl hna liaan from Mra.

ha-lra Ual.h, J.u.hl-e of Mra. flail. nn. that I ant. tllnu.rrt, Kninca.

A aonir r.i-n.l irlvrn by Itry J. Vav.il flail, Hih M.uil. warila fa.turi. at thr rl.ii W.ilnaad.y. On Sunday, In M.

I.uUr. 1'hTir. li, tha llav. Mr. Slal, aanr IWlhuyan', "I'rnni.

A. W.aihalm nf Hrooklyn I. alopplnf .1 Hptar'. In rvcrin- IMmw for Carnival. ArvHiiii-, AiikTist 22 All Arv.rno la plunnlim for 1 tin cm nival wlilcu In to tin held tirn on Thuradny, Krld-iy anil Saturday.

Mnnv Ini.rnatlng f.aturea hava linen provl.l-d for the three-Uav celelirntion, and it confidently be. lte.ve.1 thnt the HiTnlr will more auc-lenaful tlinn nnythlnir of th aort that haa ever been held In tha Itocliawaya. In the pnat. Thera will nthlotlc. evenia on on of tha days, and a num th Marl- wfrartlons of ibis lime of year along i A masquerade la being held a' Pritca will be KWiirii' nhf.rs borough tuun lomignt.

thM Um 'imNi A ry much en'oved card pry rn held nr and Mra. A. Kdwarda of Pronklin the ore a ian ing ted Mrs. Justafaon of North iliaM -tv ia pariiea re wers, fi'hr S' tn tn-n that tnnkn hft gar f'r gusis Hrnad IX are preparing for Ht'T sorrow that ihe guests think of returning home. Mi.

ny i ii mn to st but ln fki Snd the hsvs slietrhed It to sl (lit The water sport at Ihe a-M tun. over In ihe beautiful waters of poring Harbot. proved a areat altiactton, nl onlv for those who look part but for a big- Kllrv on yachts a od on shore. The HidRfs er. Charles Butler.

II. V. Brutnlev. I ted McKay, lr iSeorg Lhh. John and Charles More.

Thv prnentei gold ami stiver m-dnls to th following v.t.rs diMiia fur mii, Harold Spring horn and Frit KraeniT r.u at -I aw I in for women. Mtss i-en Paige and Mis Porothy III' ks bov ut race. II. Itromley. Jr.

snd James it, men' diving otitel, Frt Kckr and Cherle Sprlnghorn. airU tub race, Mi F.thei Shaofer end Miss Ruth Paige women canoe race, Mis Fthel and Mtss A. Page; shwrple rac, H. Brumley, J. I Hnichlhson, Jr and James hhen.

ntena canoe race, Hhortmn and Kabaley and tilrlihg and ttrenlmigh oltac race. Mr. i.lrling. Mr Atha and Mr irenhaigh, canoe tilling, Lout Loehtke and Mr, Lber- AUCUST BUSY MONTH FOR SEA CLIFF FOLK tani Mr. Mra.

nn. fn -t vlrKinla, ralnrn thr-ir riaath.mplon ri.tla,a th. laet nark nf Auiru.t. M. OnHnn ha.

ant.ri.ln.il fnr tha Hill luriwln. Mi.a Milliard of rittlhunr Kr.kin. llnriUin of I). of Dr. and Mr, (htgi'll their av.nu.

rolt.41. Ir. M. Mlaa Kuth. thalr daughter, of Ptri-hurg, and Judg.

fl.ldn.lffa or HalMayahurr, A hlv union undrnomln.ilnniia punic nf tha F.ath.mplon rhunh aorlaiui wm W.dnaaday a th. p.rk on Iho Oar-dlnar'a pra.arntail to ih. town bf Mr. and FYrdiTU Gallatin, fumtn.r a'musl mr-il gms, whi win negin and nd on Lststr Pay A voting -iifrpt for king a uenn is In progress. J.

nj Mlsa K. tof If onleui her ate in the Ifij'i The i ur Ht. Anthony' Chun hid an 'lir et R' Var He Smrds. 7Tv i heir headqusrtera at Shilling a. Thr 1 bJl of (be Borkaway Harh Ufe Liwi "we hiid In Daaier'a Iron Plar, da evnll g.

lI'M'Uwiv lUsrh nrrls. Companions nf th Korea sill hold Its annuaj suchro snd d-n at the Maaot Hotel, SVasile, on Thursday of nRl week. 'Hie t'n'ded Htatea Vbmteer Life Saving fort will held ita annual ehlbpcn and iirnisK Foil dim 111 n. I Aiikii.I thre wim a nurprluB ul ihn J.f. fi'iwm llnti'l for C.

DrrhiT, the pro-lird'tor, upon Ills return from Nw On ri'ai'tihiK hnm hn wax gre.tol hy 11 II lh. Kooxtii ho conifrntulatrd him on hm blrthduy. Aiii.iiik thiiHK pron.nt wfi: Mr. an. I Ml.

W.I.I. llurk-. Mr. Illnplntr-r. Mt.M IJ.toir A.I'll.

Hlf.pltiM.r. villi ril Allmrv. Ml" Mnh.iti. Pea Cliff. Anmiat far Aug-tint hn eurpa.aed July In extent ber of prlr.ea have been onerru.

mere will alo bn a lnhy parade, auch iia In held at Aabury l'ark. Ovnr ina hun-dred arc', fifty children hava been en-lered for the alT.ilr. Of these, Keven-tarn at loaat will appear In There will be a Mardl llrna niRht, In which maaauerndera will amuse them-aelvea to their henrfa conteat. There will be prle. to bo won by tha nov-elty of aomo of iho foatumen.

A vallde-vllin how and diinlnK conleata are nituitiit the other nttrnitlona planned. Th. Inlaraal. f.ir Ih. nu.en of th.

ore. v. I. mnl.hl ati'l th r-mPt I. siadi Jutdor catio rse, i.atnpher at.d nf entertninment and amtmement provided for the member of the mimrner colony, und the paat two weeka have been very any.

card parttea, water anortH, etraw rldea and lawn Master l. .1 1 1. nuii nitintn. jr "I'l I Uon. Ml-.

Willliim 1 1 II Htumlev; lO-ysrd swim. Mr McM dltiner vn Labor Par '111 event of the dtt will tto swimming re fiom tiv lnn Pier to Neponait, race after live du--ks dtvina and almUar aauel stioria. Mix. i Mciilili.wnrv. Mr.

Kr.l I. Mll.lr.. 1. Mr ami Mr. Min.

Hiiiimii, Mlaa Kdna Mi A la. I. Mra K. I Mr. an.

I Mra. nd Mr aha'ey ard Un ftr girls, Mi Wimfmd pndae. Min Cstbiirln I'atR and Lather Baldwin; swim for partlea hnve been held, In addition tn ihe tiaiial attraction, nf the bench lh Wsner Mount ntm had rv auccrmf ij( Ph ng trjp ttilsi wh lat'hlnc tKe fine hmn prntly! a Oi Kitnore srs 41 Ua ii. -i. Mr V.

V. tinoii, MIm Marlon Haft rtiarie BitK-. tr and Mr. It Ar- li-f, Mr and Mra rdri W. HaltPrti.

Mis I) Curtis, Mies lowth. fiiarlr Srr.ii h. Vl -r Smith. Mlaa Viifiin Simpson. Miss Krancea Simpson.

Mrs M'e. Sards Mr. and Mra, Conner, all of Hrook yn; Mlse of Phtadpphla; APa, Robert Woods, of Bn-nxwil. Y. It I Woods, of v.w Vi.rk, M.

cunnlfT, of It sl.n .1. K. A irkandr, S-r Imk! Iangrfleld B. NO.iKt. aebingtnrt Mr, aid Mrw II.

C. 'i stM) Itouglaj V. nweh nf H-l iftt' Iti a vti.p it.nu Sa'urdar ttis i t(ti rt id" 1- hut Cle-a It Meim. (m. 77.

K. Tl 'I .1 Hue. TT, p.uprscht, 4. 9 P. i 1 A1vre.

TO. .1 st a hs'itj, 7 i Hetipv, A laid da; meet Ii id 1 1 1 1 1 rtnptt inrit In t'uiMtig, and a pprvS' bl r.g also lut "iiirii and ml'ly Tie 'iin tnlttea -re prsnfii, i I'aisns; 'audv H. WPhv. .1 Aler. Ja kson, W.

Keati'ig. putting -1. Ii Mtkt .1 S1n; into tut. .1 Htpwiiti. Kren-b Wtr.iv tj, v- ecif lciirptntit.

the t.emg at i Mrs It SHm'iS tCnt ani" M.e Ptn are Mra V. 'f iIiii-'Mi liirl MiM M.fft.iihe -f Nee rh, at.d Mf' ct.der I rt Hrofk- i) i pnt ibs rk et'd At Pi" M'-ti-iav a grand en tribnin1 ii a this heu lead rg foature ft whl-h was an address ir sra t. A tane. of R'rms, who aa eti ed tba first (our Northern somes is enter the hiM, William Pa Ifnwntd Sprtnghorn Ii Hurry, Mr Mra llr.hr. nxcK at short; rvv.

Tlie aummer octlvltlei at fhore Inn, HI, I reached their clltna on Saturday rvvnlnc, Auiruat 15. when one of the moat lamely attended and BiicceaHful barn danrea ever held aloin the North Shore took place In the IShnre WallT 'llyl'i, nrda.l. l.lMUn llarl, Alli-rl Hlav.nann, Jam. a 1. girr nd Mi ami llnrmhy Hl'k Ml-a M.Ian a rn.il.l.

(rfini York: Mr. Mra, John nnd li. re front. Tlietr hue been linn morning awlnimln thla week, and larne ard vltn for men. Ir Mr Girl nmnliiiM of bat here have taken adven tone nf the favorable tides.

Tha awlm mln tin. a Ian been rood In the eve l.iih-ra..h Mlaa an. I Mra. C.rl. nf V.ink-ra.

Vl an. I Mra. T. tlr.l.r.r. Mr.

ami Mt. Wlllla.n rirahrar. ll.rry Urahrar. I'rank lii.hiar, Mia. Hall Mr and Mia.

M. II Inn Caalnn. The dance waa arranc.l Therv will be dinner at lh Iteiia Haiooi yarht Oub. Iltii.s are being mad for the annual msrdl gru cMs'iratlon of the rottg-s Msl Br Ip k. 1 1 will held on I jib.ir Pa v.

Ihe will be an ele. ttnn of king and quen. There will DS hlgltl at Xieoplecuaso in Monday, Auguat i. fr the bnont of hi. Bies of Lima church.

Arrlvale St Ihe lwrence. nloitiv Pa k. d'irtng the paal sees pi' ttd it1 Mill trens anh.n ef Ri-toki'. rt 1 Mn. Rrtnkrhon Mr ai Mm 'I ll en C.

Rusll. Va A I. inn. A ner ii, .1 N- Mr an'lnua At tha l.at rmint ia. Mlaa i l.ra llrant, Hh 1.412 vnlaa, In th.

1 H.nti.h Mla. Uh n-i! aond: i'il irM far hv Im-si menhan.s msnv nf the.n do-rating Hherallv toward i "fair. If be anv aurplus, It sill divided inong local rbarttle. I in hiinnr of Marlon Mifonal'l nf Ing and Mr flrown; illvina tontM for gtri. Ml- Lvel) Si haefer gnd Ml Wlhifrd Podgs tttiet around the Count rv nrm Ihg ptean thing alnut their rtiw-ier rreiL.tnie A.

Kelly Tl 1 I- hi Hr-t there but ha filed to hi "tin dutle nf hi oftl' Mt lie nn in a-irntratton of nil fr he nltiit, and a number of yount people: npiyn, nne nf tha ttwit pnpulnf young women at Hhnre Inn. chiirl.i, it. Viil.ntlnr nf 2M rT.t nf airnri la miiklnK a tour nf th. Stat, of r.iii'Mi Ihe plce. and ihe eiioie tl tniiar.

ir ul. Miilim nntl pn nf llrunnwlck who commute to bualneaa, have Rone In for their awlm In the evenlnira thla paat eek. On Tuaadav aftarnnnn Mr O. M. Whha and Mra.

Illihaid pravar ar tha i.f ail.hr. fi-r tha hanattl nf tha nf tha nnhtn. ho'lalv. tha purl, pain, held In th. He.

n.f rluhrnnma. Thaia war. .1, ..4 half I.MJ the pur" wm. isa um Mn. 1 1 I 1 tot of I i i II c.

ef Manhttt tlnden and Vllls Itowdrft lilin in ral.irn l'roVlnc. In IIM nrr.sTH at havvim.f W. It. Ttaab and daushtera, Mildred nd Winifred, nf tha l'ark Hnp, are pendlnc tha aummer et tha Jlntel T)el- Amnnrr the recent arrival, at th Walton Ijtke Inn, Monroe, ar. Mr.

and Mra. tieorae H. Tomer r.iKhth atreet, rtmoklyn, Mr. tad Min. Oranvllle II.

Turner of Trie atr, Kiushinr- and Arthur C. Turner, aiaaat tbla boroufh. .1.. Vr ani M'Knlllhl an-l irl to b. th.

right man In 111. Ilna M' K.i'. hi nf Omaha Nf fit I I Jlararit .1 Ih. Saw HnlUn1 n. iT.ai--.

I M'arv Pliana, ii IWa-li M. I Ka.ilknar. Mia, I run I. Mrs. I'rank nrndley Mlck and Herliert 8.

Meatrk nf 220 tSuaby fined l.rw.klvn. Mr I. H. Ilanna.v Mra an 11 iantr Ml. Rijlh et'rtri.

i ii rin, and will ratUTO tO tbelT bom On n.arhlll, Mra, H. K. Mr. Mary HnHH.i. n.na.

N. ,4 V. 1.. I h'-rn. Mr Mr.

II II tir.aan. Mr vtD Ui.ouri of H. I. M.loof, ttur.r, P.ftrr, Mr. an4 Mra Lleal Btacb, IS.

J. September wruai. pmm,.