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Vv THE BTtOOKLYX DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. JULY IS. 1913. 11 LONG ISLAND OVERFLOWING WITH ENTHUSIASTIC' VACATION THRONGS MANY RACKS SCIIEDCLED.

QUOCtTS mm REASON WATER SPORTS ON THE GREAT SOUTH BAY Quietus. L. July i7 In the rush th. vacationist. Peking the com.

Port Wanglon Sail Motor Craft RECEPTIONS GALORE AT SHELTER ISLAND HUNTINGTON FOLK GO AFTER THE BLUEFISH Tuning I' p. Port Washington, July 17 Notwlth- standing the general business depres- forts of the cool water and breezes on the Great South Beach. Qulogue la not overlooked. Scorea of Manhattan-itca are here and Brooklyn guest are coming steadily. At the Old Homestead the Brook-lvnltea were Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Field, Miss A. Field.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence. Miss Marton Field, Mrs.

Pom. eroy. Miss L. Pomeroy, Miss Virginia sion, tne number or city people wno are spending the summer In Port Washington and along Manhasset Bay far exceeds expectations. The yacht clubs are active and virtually all the boats are in the water.

at fc-V-f Brooklynites Predominate Pleasant Resort on East End. Dances, Tennis and Coif Add to Joy the Summer Sojourners. This year the American Power Boat Field, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. D. Field, Association will have Its gold cup races Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Field. Malcolm Field. Miss Phoebe Field, Mrs. C.

W. Bailey. Bruce Larkln, Misa Larkln, Miss M. J. Larkln, John Truslow and Mlas Derames.

fir (Special to The Eagle.) Munti--ton, L. July 17 A party md dance for the young people of the Edgewater Hotel and their friends was veil attended last Tuesday evening. (Special to The Eagle.) Ehelter Island, L. July 17 Although the week has again been full of sociability by day and night, lnclud lng dinners, whists, receptions, tat celebrate special occasions, not to men in iviannuHsei ray, ine st-ries vi uiieo racea being scheduled for July 31, August 2 and 8. This la the first time this cup has been raoed for outside of Canada, and as the race Is open to all boats less than forty feet in length, and all of these run over fifty miles an hour, it la anticipated that the contest will excite unusual interest.

Wednesday, August 4, will have two races, one starting at 10 a.m., for the one-mile champion, ship trophy, and the other at 6 p.m.. IT DOG LIFE SAVER IS John Monahan of Brooklyn Willi1 spend the summer here, residing at tion the vast amount of tennis, golfing. lllng and swimming, two of th PATCHOGUE FEATURE things that stand out prominently Irr 7SV "1 1 for the long distance cruiser race, having for Its finish Marblehead, Mass. The Knickerbocker Yacht Club also the week history of the resort the dinner given at the Prospect by. Slg.

and Mme. Pasquale Amato of the- will have a power boat race July 24. The Anchorage, Port Wasnington a Metropolitan Opera House, In honor of Mme. De Corgoxza, and the ball given at the Prospect to th officer "Doppy" Has a Long Record for Rescuing Children From Water. summer hotel? is having a prosperous season.

There are more than sixty guests. Among those registering last week were Benton Holliday and E. A. the home or his aunts, trie Misses jueur-lin, on Penataquit avenue. Mrs.

Frank Krick and son Frank of Brooklyn are spending the summer months at the home of Mm Krick's mother, Mrs. Grace E. Gale, on Mead-owlawn avenue. Thursday a tennis tournament was Tlayed on the courts of the Edge-water Hotel. William Lenorle.

a Brooklyn boy, who Is stopping at Smithtown, was one of the players Those registered at the Huntington Marine and Golf Club are: F. L. Baldwin, W. A. Mosscrop, Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Lovett, the Misses Beatrice and Cathryn Lovett of Brooklyn, and the Misses Lansing of Watertown, sisters of Secretary of State Lansing. and members of the Shelter Country -i i.i nr-r ciud. Both of these were exceptionally good affairs.

The ballroom was crowded for the Country Club-event. Society was at Its best. Morgan Jr. of New York City; Mr. ana Mrs.

Lansing of Westbury, L. Mi-, and Mrs. Frank A. Eaton of Port Washington, with their two sons, Edwin and Francis, who are building a home on Baxter estates: Mrs. G.

W. Gilmore and Mrs. Grace H. Gllmore of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs.

C. K. Wyatt and son, of Brooklyn. Glen Cove Is Busy With Joys of Summer Special to The Eagle.) Patchogue, L. July 17 One of the novel features of the summer season at Patchogue Is a dog owned by William A.

Riley of the Clifton Hotel. The dog answers to the name of Doppy and has been brought to Patchogue for the purpose of protecting small children bathers'. The animal was brought from France and is of the St. Bernard breed. Doppy has a long record for hauling youngsters from centre Moriches visitors.

Centre Moriches, L. July 17 One of the gay events of the season to date was the barn dance given by Mrs. Hastings last Saturday evening, when her home and grounds, bordering Senix Creek, were opened for the season. Many of the summer colony attended, as well as large numbers of the regular residents. Guests from Breeze Cottage enloyed WOMEN WILL RACE At the Yacht Club tennis tournament this week W.

E. Power of Glen Ridg was the winner. He Is stopping at the Prospect. That he Is one of the coming champions Is proved by the easy way he captured this event from a big field of experts. If you want any fish, ask some member of the following "bunch" of Jolly Bropklynites stopping at the Oxford, where they swim, for they surely can tell you, If they want to: Al Brown, Harry Brown, Sam Wood, Theodore Walther, Guy Hawthorne, C.

F. Carroll, J. B. Harding and C. B.

Jewell. These men have chartered the yacht Lydia, and It's a slow day when they do not return with at least 100 pounds of blues. TVia nllntitn tr fm Prnon.nt FREEPORT VISITORS IN WHIRL OF GAYETY OYSTER BAY YACHTS From Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Richie, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Harrington, A. Faris Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Frank a delightful sail to Smith's Point, the the water and because of his weight following being among tne party: Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hovey, Mr. and Mrs. W. Conn, Mr. and Mrs.

Chandler In-gersoll, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Collins and iuu pounds generally succeeds In pulling them ashore.

Some of the Cliffton guests from Brooklyn to arrive within the past Club Mortimer Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hirsch, Miss Frank Amend, Mrs. Excursions, Dances, Society an child, Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Evans, Whiting Evans, Miss Eleanor Evans, (Special to The Eagle.) Glen Cove, L. July 17 The past week has been an especially gay one at the Nassau Country Club, for there have been a number of very Interesting affairs held, In which the members of the summer colony have taken part. The coining week will doubtless prove as Interesting, for it Is the habit of the Nassau Club people to enjoy life to its fullest extent.

Mrs. J. Sherman White, Miss Evelyn week are Mrs. Bertram Manne, Miss Is In the Midst of Exceptionally Busy Season. Mary Greene, Miss Dorothy Greene, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Fullan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearson.

Birdie Ullman. Miss J. Liebman. Circus and Score of Other Affairs Crowd Week. P.

White, Miss Aline Williams, Mrs, A. H. Bogart and two children. Mr. and Mrs.

Everitt Barnes of Joyed a successful clambake at Paradise Point one day this week: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker, Emmet Baker, Chief Inspector Max Schmlttberger, Brooklyn were sojourners at Breeze Cottage over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert L. Pratt and their children, who spent the early part of the season at the Braes here. the Misses J. and H. Oppenheim.

Miss Olga Rosenson, Mrs. E. Kohn, Robert Westaway, George B. Walton, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Zoble, Fred Schubose, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reutner, L.

Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Elsebough, Mr.

and Mr. L. H. Loeb, Dr. and Mrs.

L. M. Dus- At the Clearvlew are: Mr. and Mrs. have gone to Pine Tree Point, Paul People staying at the Hall are having Miss Anna Schmlttberger, Miss Dora Mahlmeister, Mrs.

S. L. Multer, Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Teague, Mrs. G. E. W.

H. Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. H.

F. (Special to The Eagle.) Oyster Bay, L. July 17 Smith their camp In the Adiron- a Jolly time, with tennis matcnes, -The Quinn, L. Welssman of Brooklyn dacks. Broo'klvn ceoDle stopping at the I swimming and baseball.

A handicap (Special to The Eagle.) Freeport. L. July 17 With sailing parties, excursions, dances, entertainments and a unique and splendid society and cowboy circus, Freeport tennis tournament was recently held in sendorf. Louis and Harold Dussendorf. Riverside include: Mr.

ana Mrs. is. ti yachtsmen of the Seawanahaka Corinthian Yacht Club are Interested In the several Important events scheduled for Welsner, Stewart Hogg, Mr. and Mr. -Wilson, August Kupka, Miss Stern, Miss Meyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Theobolt, Miss Polk and Mrs. Kupka. the Misses Eda and Dorothy Dussen- which Jerry Bowden wasuhe final victor, defeating William Cooke of Brook aorr. Mr.

and Mrs. George Martin. Hoffmann, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Walsh. Miss Margaret Pratt has been entertaining Miss Cornelia Cousins of Brooklyn at Seamoor. Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Pratt, who were at the Manor during the early-part of the season, are now at Bar Harbor, for the mi1-seaon G. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Charten, Mr. and Mrs. Francis S.

Turner. Prospect Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

Prlscard, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Pember-ton, Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Seaman, Mr, lyn. Today a baseball game between the Hall team and that of the Bat-tershall Inn, Sea Cliff, Is scheduled.

The latest arrivals at the Hall Include: next week and the week following. On next Saturday the annual race for the Hastings cups, offered for women skippers of the club, will be sailed. At the Laurel Hotel Mrs. Guy Smith and the Misses Theresa and Antoinette and Mrs. H.

G. Balcom, A. D. Put DANCING IS POPULAR Smith of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. Smith's father.

Colonel E. J. Riley of Among the women who will probably handle boats In the race are Mrs. Willis D. Wood, Mrs.

Clinton Mackenzie, urooKiyn. The Ocean Avenue Hotel has the Miss Cornelia Landon, Miss Youngs, Mrs. Taylor and others. following stopping there from Brook AT GAY LONG BEACH Sag Harbor's Brooklynites (Special to The Eagle.) Sag Harbor, L. July 17 Yachting and motor boating are once again in Baseball at Quogue Quogue, L.

July 17 The large number of members enrolled and the activities of the committees In charge lyn: Miss Elizabeth Irwin, Miss D. Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roose Davis, Mrs. Davis. Miss Catherine B.

velt have gone to California for the next few weeks and the two Roosevelt boys, Archibald and Quentin, are at Delreau, Gere Delreau, J. R. Williamson, J. W. Pratt, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. of entertainment at the Field Club In- vanguard of sports here. With the has had a busy week.

Its bathing beaches were all opened to the public Monday for the first time this season, and throngs took advantage of the still water bathing all week. The Bayview tennis courts and the polo grounds adjoining have been popular, and yesterday the matches for places on the championship team continued. The singles and doubles team played a return match on the ville Centre Club courts yesterday. Among the anglers was Joseph H. Riley of Brooklyn.

With a party of friends including John H. J. Marsh, Gerald B. Todd, M. J.

McNulty. F. N. Rausch, George E. Cheshire, all of Brooklyn, he made record catches for three days.

Monday twenty-five members of the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, on a cruise around Long Island, stopped at Randall Bay. The following Brooklynites have taken cottages here: Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Sandak sure a most successful Beason. The Tennis and Bathing Also High the military camp at Plattsburg, N. Miss Amy Putz, Miss Gertrude Wal-braum, Brooklyn. Oxford L. Van Bussum, Mrs.

Skef-flngton T. MacWha, Mr. and Mrs. Causell, Miss Anna Rae, Miss Margaret P. Rae, Miss Gertrude Frlcke, Mrs.

Marsland, Miss Marsland, C. P. Mar-ney, Miss M. H. Barth and Miss Ottille Barth, Brooklyn.

Wlnyah George Anderson, M. Singer and brothers, Russell Mott, James Gresslnger, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Klrkaby, Mr. Lechter, Miss Allen.

Miss Jessie Allen, Miss Willis, Miss Jo sephine Wills, Miss Anna Wills, Miss Anna Brockelman, Miss Halsey, Albert Mets, Victor Metz, Miss Metz, Miss Chrisfleld, Louis Brown, Edward Brown, Raymond Noonan, Miss Dolly Martin, Miss Emily Martin, Miss J. Miss M. Hart, L. Meyers, H. Muss- season now definitely under way, the call of the wonderful water facilities around the harbor Is heard far and Mr.

and Mrs; Wlnslow S. Pierce have baseball team, which lost only one game last summer, Is even more well- Dourn, cnaries I. Pruner. recently been entertaining a large Mr. and Mrs.

Richard W. Smith. 117 house party at Dunstable. Among the in Favor at Waterbound Resort. Remsen street, Brooklyn, are at their guests were Miss Harriot Penmman, wide.

Among the scores of yachts in last week's visiting contingent were the Netop, with Miss M. L. Beebee of summer residence for the season. Robert H. Powel Arthur Coats Burgess Johnson, Donald McLean.

Brooklyn, and James Hagan's Tam EDCEMERE SOCIAL EVENTS balanced this year. At Mrs. Albert Van Wyck's residence on Wednesday the Woman's Work Exchange held a sale throughout the day, which was well patronized. Miss Nellie Wyckoff of Brooklyn is here for the summer and is staying with Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Taft. many, Columbia yacht Club, from (Special to The Eagle.) Long Beach, L. July 17 Although Manhattan. PORT JEFFERSON IS (Special to The Eagle.) Edgemere, L. July 17 This eve numerous diversions of summer at the Anna Hawley Is one of the new Brooklyn cottagers.

She Is occupying nlng all the accommodations at the Edgemere Club Hotel are engaged, and Elmer E. Matthews, the manager. George Daniels is occupying the of Dr. Robert W. Armstrong on seashore have been pursued vigorously by the throng of sojuorners here, tennis, bathing and dancing vie ALIVE WITH GUESTS t-ast avenue.

Schnebbe, Brooklyn; Mr. Regula, Miss Louise Stoll, Miss Grace Dowling, Miss Rittenhouse, Miss Grahl, Astoria. Chequit Inn Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Burgess, Harold L. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Bertlne and children and E. Stelgler, Brooklyn. states he expects that condition will Mrs. L. Lebstrecher has rented the contiue virtually throughout the sum cottage owned by the Martin estate at mer.

Thus far, Mr. Matthews adds, 113 Last avenue. the Lilac on Hempstead street. At the Nassau House last week were Frank Hahn and Dr. John G.

Bacchus of Brooklyn, L. S. Condit and wife of Lynbrook and J. A. Unau and wife of Patchogue.

Brooklyn guests at the American: C. R. Wheeler, C. Christman, Louis Sremlc, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Wlnans, J. E. Leonard, E.

C. Burns, W. R. Richardson and Joseph Rosenthal. SAYVILLE LINKS WELL PATRONIZED the season at the club has been the George Gardner has taken the house of Thomas W.

Lucas on North Grove best within the last decade. Tennis Taken Up With Vim by A handicap pool tournament, 100 points, will be started at the Edgemere street for August. L. B. Lindsay has taken a two months lease of the home of James with one another for the popular favor.

The tennis courts adjoining the Hotel Nassau and the beach for more than a mile along the board walk have been thronged daily, and at night the dance floors have felt the strain of gliding crowds. The hotel folk have put the stamp of approval on the recently Introduced moving picture shows at the Hotel Nassau. On Tuesday night the foyer of the hotel was converted Into a really-truly movie theater, and several hun tomorrow. The entrants are C. J.

Mac. Guire George Patterson, F. C. Stro. Younger Set at Belle Terre Club.

NOT A DAY LOST BY SEA CLIFF FOLK Halbrow on Wallace street. John Kemj) will occupy the Florence place residence of H. B. Arthur for the New Course of the Sayville Coif bel, John Finck, Louis Guenther, G. Bonhotal, H.

B. Nassoit, N. Alexeew, A. Shapiro and Clarence Dunning. Mr, ORIENT'S SEASON LIVELY.

Orient, July 17 This has been a merry week at this resort. Clambakes summer. Alexeew and Mr. Shapiro are attaches (Special to The Eagle.) William Eldrldge has taken the residence of Le Roy Smith on North Grove in the Russian Consulate, Manhattan. Course Pleases- Many Summer Visitors.

street lor three months. seem to be the paramount pleasure of late, and all the available craft are Port Jefferson, L. July 17 Tennis has been taken up by the younger set stopping at the Belle Terre Club and a Colony Enjoys Many Events. dred guests witnessed some more ia-miliar views of life at Long Beach. At the Hotel Brighton on Tuesday evening a Japanese ball was partlcl- programme of events for the remain MISS HAND, IN TADPOLE, They reached the seml-flnals in a men's singles tennis tournament played on the Edgemere courts recently.

Miss Dorothy Elderd gave bridge whist at the Edgemere last night In aid of the Stony Wold Sanitarium. During the remainder of the season der of the season has been Drenared. Card Playing Is High in Favor. WINS IN ONE-DESIGN CLASS An exciting mixed doubles tournament I Patea in many of the cottage col (Special to The Eagle.) ony and guests there. The costumes and decorations gave the ballroom the Point o'Woods, L.

July 17 The was played last Saturday and the eventa for the remainder of the season are as follows: July 24, men's dou (Special to The Eagle.) Sayville, L. July 17 The four clay courts of the Sayville Golf Club, located alongside of the Slater. Farm, where the club Is having Its new course laid out, were opened this week and already have been In constant use. appearance of a Toklo tea garden. kept busy taking parties to the camping grounds.

The Mountain View House Is filled to capacity, with a majority of young people, and they have kept things moving morning, noon and night. Orient Point Inn Is enjoying Its best season under Its present man-agemet. The guests of the house were royally entertained last evening by the first of a series of Saturday night hops. SHUFFLE BOARD IS bles two-ball sweepstakes, handicap (Special to Th Eagle.) Sea Cliff, L. July 17 Th past August 11, women's singles, for Belle bridge whist will tie played formally at the club on Monday and Thursday mornings and Tuesday evenings.

Recent arrivals at the Edgemere Include: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gleason, Joseph P. Day, G. S.

Downing, Miss M. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Karnig, Mr. and Mrs. P. Seara, Mr. and Mis.

first regatta of the season was held at the yacht club last Saturday afternoon with five boats entered in the two classes. The winner In the Point o'Woods one-design class was Miss Charlotte Hand In the Tadpole. The Terre championship; August 14, mixed HJAMESPORT MERRY, i week has been one that has been re During July and August there will be doubles, sweepstakes, handicap: Au plete with card parties and this la art sunt 21, Belle Terre vs. Stony Brook at at least four tournaments. women are making a strong effort this stony Brook; August 28, Belle Terre Indication of the most popular pastlm In which the summer people engage Morning concerts are now being Lawrence Darr, Miss F.

M. Callahan summer to take the laurels awav from Stony Brook at Belle Terre: Labor ANDGUESTSA-PLENTY given by a string trio which arrived whpn not enfirrossnd In the flwimmlnt the male members and In this case met i H- C. Gould, William Schwider, R. J. Day, September 6, men's singles for President's Cup.

recently; the musicians furnish en with success. At the next regatta Miss Young, Mr. ana Mrs: E. H. Dobbs, C.

and beach attractions. 'Hand promises to have a full crew of Arthur Jacobson of Brooklvn Rnent joyment for the dancers every evening One of the groups of young people BLUE POINT PASTIME Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. which visited Sea Cliff this week was the Gloom Chasers Social Club of in the fine ball room at the Elmore. Some of the Brooklyn people to reg Jacobson.

at their home here. Justice of the Peace and Mrs. Jacob Sailing, Swimming and Motor Dreyer are enjoying the month of L. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred L. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heide, Mr. and Mrs.

E. P. Davles, Alpheus T. Bulkeley, the Misses Gertrude and Elsie Pickhardt, A. V.

S. Plckhardt, George P. Strohel, Mrs. A. J.

Cordier, R. A. Rawley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grant, Miss Alice Dougless and Mrs. Richard Owens. ister here are Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Glaff, Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. England, Fred B. Parke, W. E.

Taylor, Donald July on the beach at Wading River, at Judge 0. Grant Esterbrook of ing Furnish Alluring Fun for All. wnicn place Justice Dreyer has a bun women so that men can In no way claim credit fur victory. P. D.

Collins' Thrush came in second In this race and the Osprey, piloted by George Emklne, finished third. Dr. E. M. Alger's Bon Heur won In the Babylon one-design class.

This afternoon a number of yachtsmen from the local club went over to take part In the regatta of the Bay Shore Motor Boat Club. The accommodations of Point galow. Bellows. Rrooklvn neonle to Join the throngs Miss Helen Moore of Brooklvn was at the South Bay House include Miss the winner of the approaching and Brooklyn One of the Popular Players There. putting match held last Saturday aft ernoon on the golf course of the Belle Terre Golf Association.

There were QUAINT GUIDING SIGNS. Quaint sign maps of Uong Island In the form of a sea bass, with mottos. large number of contestants and Alma Patterson, H. W. Mackrow.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Clark of Flushing are also stopping here.

One of the successful fishing parties sailed over to Fire Island Inlet and brought home about thirty "blues." Those making the trip were L. C. Breed, L. C. Cameron, George F.

Malby, Rollo (Special to The Eagle.) they approached from all sides of the "Follow the Fish," have this summer attracted hundreds of automoblllsts Brooklyn. The party came by boat and spent the day at the shore front. In the gathering were C. George, C. Hart, W.

Marquart, Miss M. Quilen, the Misses R. Bogan, L. Dowd, K. Fltz-maurlce, M.

Kenny, R. Wisehert, E. de Drieux, E. Schmidt, G. Baker, J.

Harbrecht, Jack Tschlrhart, J. Junior, L. Dittus, C. Knudsen, 8. Baker and R.

Mangness. Mr. and Mrs. Harald A. Lange of Brooklyn are spending the summer with Mrs.

Lange's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schulti. Miss Marjorie Dillon of Brooklyn, who has spent the early part of th seasoh at her parents' summer horns, left this week for Kennebunkport, stay with friends. The Misses Belle and Grace Melvlll of Brooklyn are spending their vacations In the Thousand Islands.

Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and family of Brooklyn, who had the Maid- green. 8outh Jamesport, L. July 17 Although the crowd at Jamesport is not especially large, this fact has not robbed the resort of any of Its attractiveness.

Mr. and Mrs. If. G. Streat celebrated the former's birthday anniversary by entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Lud- o'Woods are now being as thoroughly taxed as ever in its history. The Saturday and mid-week dances at the Inn are well attended and the daytime pastimes have their full quota of devotees.

Blue Point, L. July 17 A tennis tournament held during the past Mrs. Richard Darling la enjoying a and summer vacationists to Paumonok Inn and cottage colony, overlooking week at the South Bay House In two weeks rest with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cofflll, of Long jsiana aouna, on norton i'olnt.

Brooklyn. Miss Mae Wicks, whose engagement cluded a number of the young people, some of the players being Messrs. Gothard, Denman, Hunter, Smith, lam and Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- to llllam Satterly has been an nounced, was recently tendered a sur Schrag, Dillingham and Senger.

Ewan at dinner at the North Fork Country Club. On the same night C. A. Ludlam Jr. entertained Robert Hlg- prise party by Mrs.

A. O. Smith. The BELLPORT TO HAVE MANY REGATTAS surprise took the form of a miscella Recent arrivals at th South Bay House from Brooklyn are: Mrs. H.

Many Brooklyn Folks Enjoy Rockaway Charms neous shower and was held on the hle, his guest, at th Miamogue; Miss Ruth Streat and Miss Mary Ludlam at lawn of Mrs. L. E. Boger. Among E.

Esterbrook, Miss Eugene S. Mas-sey, E. Sterling Massey, John 'F. dinner at the same club. those present were Misses Helen Hansen, Hattie Ourney, Allyne Skinner, W.

P. Finley. one of the popular ment cottage last year, are at the Moss cottage this season. guests at the Peconlc, has bought a Emily Tooker, Madeline Randall. Susie Davia.

Anna Howell, Florence Loper, Ethel Hulse and Mendames 8. 8. Brew Miss May Tolfree Hat Given ft ster, Ralph Loper, John Cover, James Arverne. L. July 17 Every hotel jare sojourning here for a time and are Maclvor, V.

B. Campbell. F. L. Mc- and cottage Is well filled with guests slopping at tne Proxnect House.

Lilley, Mrs. C. Lllley, W. H. Lynch, E.

A. Judge, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Selnecke, Misses Ethel and Agnes Selnecke. F.

O. Collier, Fred E. Hege-man, O. H. Hewlett T.

A. Brltton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Paine, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Beauchamp, Misses Madeline and Agnes Beauchamp, Miss Mae L. Reuter.

The Hallett House has a large number of Brooklyn people stopping Crea and Benjamin Jarvis. SOUTHAMPTON FOLK MERRY WITH SPORTS Cup to Be Awarded on August ana Airs. John Bchlemmer and family of Brooklyn are here for the season and are domiciled In a cottage and the boardwalk is a favorite promenade in the evening. There was quite a crowd on the walk last Monday to watch the mortar practice at Sandv Hunk and the dixplay of bearrhliKhu. in enirai avenue, iney will remain until late In the fall.

new horse, a roadster, to make his and his friends' vacation pleasant. The Larkln family, spending the summer at Shelter Island, motored up Sunday to dine at their favorite old-time resort, the Peconlc House. The Locust Grove has opened a grill and It la already proving popular. Miamogue Edward Helwlg, Miss Ida Holkendorf, J. A.

Tlghe, William Werllng, William Haacke, H. Meyer, H. Heur, W. Heur, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Fitter Miss Fitter, Miss Frances Fitter, Master John Fitter, Miss Anna D. Fitter, Brooklyn. Locust Grove Miss Garland, Miss Coyle, Miss Laiiendol, Miss Bruntes, Brooklyn arrivals at Belle Terre Club Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Pearson, Miss Pearson, Jacob Murr, Laura Murr, Mrs. Edwin Babcoi-k, E. G.

Bab-cock, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Dllhan, Frank Burns, Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Curtin, C. E.

Julian. CROWDS l'HOM BROOKLYN (Special to The Eagle.) Miss Rosaline Meyer of Brooklyn has been the guest of her cousin, Miss L. July 17 Bellport aiadeialne Koehler, for the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Albelter of yachts are offering promise this sea there.

Some of these to arrive recently are: Harold f. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. William N. Schoeder.

Misses Helen and Dorothy Schoeder, Mr. and i- a Mi Meyer is an accomplished Dlanlst son of being one of the best collections Many Brooklynites Among Out-Door Revelers In Summer Colony. In recent years. At the opening re Mrs. llarrv of Ocean avenue! MlM Marlon Henry of Brooklyn Is fnr Hip pHKt fk (among the recent arrivals at the In honor of Miks Rose Saul of wler ha made many Mrs.

James Plunket, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lowden, Miss Lynch, Messrs. James, Eugene and John Plunket, gatta of the South Bay Yacht and Field Club, oft Patchogue, several of Enjoy the Brrews From Groat South Bay.

Amityville, L. July 17 Still more Brooklyn a thcatpr party whs given at Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Ke v. Mrs. Miss Agnes Plunket, Miss Florence th fleet craft won In their respective G. Rogers. Abah Stuart, L.

V. Oswald. Sims Klma WeiiiBteni. whose guest pn jnd daughter, Miss Anna classes. Miss Julia Edey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hudson, ftir. ana miss Proctor. Brooklyn. Peconlc Bay House Louis E.

Strong, Mrs. Strong. Amityville; Mrs. C. A.

Stewart. Elizabeth Henderson, v. ii, rcocK- he has h-n for a week. away lor a snort vacation. Brooklynites have sought out Amityville as an Ideal place to spend their summer days, and a number of them came to town during the week.

The scenes of activity among the summer contingent do not change materially, but become more popular. The Sat-' Busy Days at Rockaway Beach, Henry N. Taylor, Mrs. George A. Pea- body, Charles R.

Fay, nroomyn. Rockaway Beach, L.I July These last few days have been busy ones for hotel and boarding house HORSE SHOW AND REGATTA urday night affairs at the unqita-Cor- ner so- Inthlan Yacht Club are well patron keepers, and the Influx of sui Journers has been lame. Th Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edey, Is gaining fame as a skipper.

Next Saturday the Bellport yachtsmen ar Invited to take part In the opening aquatic events of the Moriches Yacht Club, at Centre Moriches. Boats of the class are to show their speed on August 2J, when a cup donated by Miss May Tolfree will be presented to the making the fastest time over the regular course. Th yacht club hns added several new members to Its list, soma of these being: George R. Ramsey, Littleton H. Fitch, John W.

Greene, Mrs. Mary BAY SHORE RIVAL FEATURES number I zfQ ln6 ivaning iiiniuurra biiu Miss Dorothy Pape, Frank Gardiner, Charles Janer, W. N. Tooker, Mr. and Mrs.

O. Tarace, Miss Edna Frey, Miss Katharine Morrlssy, Miss Helen T. Dunbar. Miss Ora Van Busklrk, ft popular Brooklyn girl of the younger set, Is on of the star dancers at the Hallett House. She received much applause last Saturday evening In an exhibition dance.

The Imperial Hotel has hlg bookings for August. Some of thoss there now from Brooklyn are: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Doscher, Mr. snd Mrs.

D. Marschhausen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Koeln, Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Dump-off, Dr. and Mrs. George Bingham.

For the liiixtH of the Rockaway Iifa''h llnspiial and the Keasuie Home fT rippled t'hildren. an entertainment will be Kiven at the Cambridge on KsturOav evening. July 81. The chop suey dinner and reception given Ht the hnme of Mrs. Burnham at Uraiimi avenue and the Boulevard on Thur'iv e'niiK.

fnr the benefit of ili Fund for the Kwkaway llnpltul. was a novel affair and on" w-ll nnnded. Mm. MWnttur and Mrs. rharli-s Mir of Brooklyn are spending the mimnii.r at the Outlook.

Mr. 1 Mrs. Jnmes Golden of Vshn pfnt two week at the hnmo nf Mr. and Mrs. William tinldfh, I' ft fnr th.

Piinaiiia-racific l.xpnMtmn nu Thursday. (Special to The Eagle.) of dally visitors to the seashore tuests over the week-end. This also been materially increased over sfternoon a large crowd saw the third other weeks and surf and still water regatta of the season carried off with bathing and yachting and fishing are 1 Kreat success, and the dance at the occupying the time of those who ar i clubhouse tonight was well attended stiendins their vacation h.r. land enJoved. Bay Shore, L.

July 17 A very active week among the summer con Mr. and Mrs. John I Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Hastings, Miss tingent was fittingly terminated with Important events this morning and Brooklyn are spending their vacation Weber, Dr. Charles Kregel, Mr. and at the Ivy House at Seaside, and Mrs 1 J- H- Wohlers, Maria Williams of Brooklyn Is stop-1 E- Bookstaver, Mrs. J.

Book- E. Payne of Brooklyn, Joseph D. Forbes, Frank Lockwood, Alfred B. Kuttner. Dr.

Charles N. Dowd and Dr. Arthur H. Terry of Manhattan. (Special to The Eagle.) Southampton, L.

July 17 Summer colony folk have an embarrassment of recreation riches. Between the golf links and tennis courts, th card parties and luncheon tables, they have difficulty to choose. Soma tak morning plunges In the ocean. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. have arrived for a visit to Mr Roosevelt's mother, Mrs. H. A. Alexander.

Long Island guests at the Irving House were H. F. Austin of Patchogue, C. M. Bishop of Brooklyn, F.

M. Strong of Rockvill Centre and J. 8. Gascotgno of Jamaica. At the Commercial were Waltr Ooodflelach, Louis Sremlo.

J. J. Mc-Olrr, W. J. Klmpton, A.

Blumenaur and C. W. Hastings of Brooklyn; Frsnk Bayles and Mrs. Baylea and J. Rosco Raynor and Mrs.

Raynor of Oyster Bay, and R. W. Farrell of Jamaica. ARRIVALS AT BABYLON'. Babylon, L.

July 17 Th waterfront of Babylon on any of thes day presents a pletur of pleasur whloh no words could begin to depict. Private Bulling parties to the beaches and along th bay are numerous, whether tho (lay be clear or threatening. Brook lyn guests arriving at the Watsosl it end Mrs 1 V. ft, I ping at r-oggi a iiotei at Seaside. siaver, r.

Mr. and Mrs. William James of Boyce were the Brooklynites who reg-Brooklvn have been the suestK Mr Istered at Hathaway Inn during the Supreme Court Justice Crane of Brooklyn has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllism Adams, who sfternoon.

The annual horse show of the Isllp Polo Club attracted lorgs crowds to the Horse Show grounds this morning and afternoon. Around th waters opposite the Bay Shore Motor Boat Club this afternoon yachts of every class assembled from South Shore resorts to take part In th big. gest regatta ever held here. The hotels received Brooklyn and have a cottage on Bell avenue. Registered at the Wyandotte from ImtK'ing Popular at Far Rot kaway.

land Mrs. Howard Johnson of the Bou-1 week. har tavitv. L. I July 17 At all levard during the past week.

Mr f.f tbe h. h-ie tills evening duii'-es James is sn enthusiastic fisherman and HEADY FOR MUM) AL WF.FK. -te hikii. this bring the spent nearly all of his lime with rod; Brldgohamplon, L. July 17 Cnr-iimkt popular of dm-rsion at the h-h- and reel.

nival week, that gala occasion on Long Island guests during th week bore this s-MMin. The warm I Miss K. Reeves and Mrs. M. Thorn which Brldgehainpton plays host to nf ItrnoWlvn mrm in.nln.

t.l.llnp. (mm nn, end of the IslsnrllSH follows: weatr nf th- t-st i-ik has caused Brooklyn are: Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Spencer. Mrs. Frank I). Ward, L. Preston Ward, Mrs.

H. R. Simmons, Rut-ledge Simmons, H. C. Thome Edward A.

Stover, H. Horton, Henry L. Pershall, Walter Trsvls, C. W. Dingly, Mrs.

11. Pershall, H. Lroy Parshall, Mrs. H. C.

Baldwin, Miss Mary Baldwin. The Bll Inn, th popular resort Ht the Holland House. Miss Reeves to the other, begins Tuesday. Prepa- I The Llnwood Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Is mn enthusiastic turf hath-r have been made to handle a Bohn. Brooklyn; Dr. H.

8. Flncke, PICTURES OF BROOKLYNITES ON VACATION Art wanted by THE EAGLE. One dollar tach will be paid (or picturti publiihed. Picture should be mailed I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Waisinftna sad Johnios Strast BROOKLYN, N. Y.

falls to take a dip dally. larger crowd than ever. The carnl-lMrs. C. H.

Flnck, W. Guernsey Frey hotels to rutTiH tiilcil with gu-sls and th Is n.w v-ll und way. 'jmrni Jnnrni-rs re iiitT(-sted Is v-k in th county f.ur. on Un nf Ht Mao's l.ycr um, for the the St. Mary Plar Astoria, Miss Ella.

Hamilton of Brooklyn has I val, which Is for the benefit of the heen the guest of Miss Gladys Wood local firemen, will continue for five for the nsst week. rtavs. There will be orn 'r dme'rn Hhanley's If. J. Smith, Miss Mar-rirot Krr'th, Fed K.

K-ve Frsnk ij-rt i I. t' -iiiuirt iii r.u-t Tve-isnd bAiid conceit i. or, "iuw J'. a m- and was futurcy -n th" i wat) le E. Irnv.

1 1 1 -i-n .1 I ri' M' i mt sit-anea tot lhtv end 1 moi '--(j c'" I I'liy, Hugh A. Ward, Frank Lymtu. IS.