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THE im'OOKTTS ITAIET TTTCW TOTTK STTTDAT, flTTGTTST 6 Inland Regions Offer Unrivaled Vacation Pleasures 'anil, Miss Mlrlnm M' Water Gap Throng Finds Delight in Bathing Races and Convention Draw Many to Saratoga Sullivan County Enjoys RecordBreaking Season Southampton Joined the Long Island colony at the United States early In week. Mr. and Mrs. Joslah T. Harrington and Mr.

and Mrs. D. R. Harrington of Brooklyn, who huva been suendlne a DiT-r lit I hired ami Yulnn. Arrvlals at the hotels: Klttatlnny Miss Edna BrtttoO, Mrs.

A. Fleotman, Mrs. S. Oppen-heim, Miss M. oppenholm, Claire l-ijisett, Katamlly, Helen Kat-umlly, Lillian Grasburg, Evelyn Her: ohllel.l.

J. Dressel, S. Dressel, Mr. find Mrs. 10.

U. Balagner, Mr. an. I Mrs. W.

It. Davis. Mrs. John G. White, George Wife.

Harold Wlte, John C. B. tilth unit Louise M. Orth, F. Combeler.

R. A. Picard. Central House Mrs. G.

A. Bunnell, Miss I. Bunnell, Miss Florenoe and Josephine Grace Miller, Dora Volinsky, S. Weinberg. Castle Inn Mrs.

Z. W. Wersa, Miss ecilc Weiss, Mabel Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Fondon, Arthur Davis, Mr. and Mrs. B. Black, Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Rosehurg. Forest House Mr.

and Mrs. Cart A. W. Strom and daught-r, Mr. and Mrs.

F. Vanderporter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Frelner, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph MacElrath. the races. hilward Noonan of Brooklyn is a guest at the United States Hotel. Mrs.

james Averson of Huntington, L. arrived early In the week and has taken apartments at the United States. The Rov. J. J.

McAfee and Philip J. Fagan of Brooklyn are comforubly Late arrivals at tho Huestis House include Edward Jackson, Edward Cranley and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Moore of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Smith and Miss Alice Smith Jamaica, L. I.

and Mrs. A. II. Eckert of Flush ing are among the lato arrivals at the Hotel Lafayette. P.

R. Stearns of jirooKiyn is also a guest or tne hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Rice and Walter Rice of Brooklyn are among the weoa registrations at tne Broadway House. D. T. Elder and Master Georire Elder Brooklyn are spending a portion of the month in town, tho guests of friends on Union avonue.

United States wore Sylvan Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leavitt and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michaels of Brooklyn.

vals by motor at tho Grand Union. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Taylor of Brooklyn are at tho Adeluhi for a couple or weeks.

si. ending a couDle of weeks as the tv is tho eucst of Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Brown at their Corinth homo. Mrs.

A. Itussell or MrooKiyn is the guest of menus in town. Miss Mildred Jennings of Hushing, L. who has been the guest of Miss Gladys Gardner at her Balston Spa line, lias gone to lamo i.eoigo the balance of tho season. William C.

Courtney of Brooklyn Is occupying cottago 36 at the United M. Ward and I. G. Ward of Brooklyn are stopping at the Huestis House. Bldrad and Tula.

4, inTki. Is of the most famous deer hunting of the county, and large for tho fall catch. guides oi the si etion my they have spotted a number of line bucks! guests oi tiic Highland mobile roles through the country going out several times a week. Their parties and dances are a success. Arrivals at the Highland Pottage include Harry Bryant Chester Ncbauer and iaimiy, Ad, Mr: lln, I w.iish.

m. Peterson, c. Hllde. brand, Mrs. Kuaamaull, h.

Hemis, Mrs. E. Lancester, Mrs. J. C.

Ricker, Mrs. R. ET. Stone. Miss S.

F. Stone. ft Van Berger, Miss Anna Hess. Hnrry Monney, C. A.

Quick, Mrs. C. A. Quick, Edward II. Lampord, Chester C.

Smith, James A. Dlgone, Miss Catherine Hone, M. H. Smith, B. AluilMin.

Giorce H. Roven P. Me. Coet, A. Hess.

Henry 'philips. The fishing season at Yulan has been good, and George Boyce and Henry Philips of Brooklyn have been bringing In fine catches. Arrivals nt the Ura.lley House at Ki.lred Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wlllon, Miss rs. Martha H. Wiese, Mrs. Earl and daughter. Brand, John Conway, Miss Elisabeth Conway, Miss Vera MeMannes.

Miss Ella McMannes, Edward Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Anderson, M. MoQerWn, William Hughes. JeffersonviUe to Have Celebration. Jeffcrsonvllle.

N. August 12 The most important red letter day for Jeffcrsonvllle Is the community celebration. Plans have been mado all summer to make tho affair a success and guests from all over the county have been planning to take in the celebration as one of the good times of the summer. The parades and brass bands and tho cheering from the Fide lines of the baseball field will make the town a gala place. Tho guests at the Jeffersonia this week include Mrs.

G. Sherman and son, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kumna and daughter.

Mrs. Edward Toole, Miss Gertrude Toole, Mrs. E. Rapp, Mrs. II Union.

Miss Harriet Hruen, Mrs. H. Fosdick. William Klmm, Miss Emily Klmm, Mr. und Mrs.

James (Special tn The Eagle 1 Lake Huntington, August 12 Law- Huntington is having one the bUBlwl MM tn it! Inst. II V. The Bra tclj wai unexpectedly cut short NUM wreak by telr trams rail ways boon a favorite resort for the An men and policemen, many of them coming iK-t licr. They have, however, left their famlllei In the country, anil If affairs In the city quiet down before the lummer la over they will return to finish their Interrupted rest. The DMblng posters around the attract everyone's notice to the seventh annual reunion of the Lake Huntington summer clan which Is to be held In Brooklyn this fall.

November 1 1, at Prospect Hall. Manv of the guests of the lake were Inter, su a to alien. 1 the Chinese dinner arranged for them last week. This was nn original affair, and became popular with nil present, so that It will probably become one of the regular summer events at the lake. Little interest is taken this summer In water polo which for the past few years was so popular hero.

The guests at the Kuollwood en- led with i of week nt tho St Lucia Hotel include Miss Irene Finley, Mr. and J. Black, George Buser. airs. E.

McNorton. Tho Knollwood Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Black, Mr. and Mrs. A. Strund, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Schumacher, E. H. Gass. G.

Clark. F. Join s. William J. Peter son.

S. Todd, Miss McDonald, Miss 1C Alls'- i v. Hamuli Miss Margaret Hannan, Miss Nellie Hannan, Miss Nellie Mayward, Miss tils' so I 'an Oi, Margaret Fay, -Miss Helen Ward, Miss Catherine Keese, Miss Josephine Keese, Miss O'Brien, Miss Genevieve Ryan, Lottie Holman, -lack Smith, Herman Freeman. Herbert TreiOcr Esther Lal'olt. Lake Huntington House Miss Alice M.

Indi.f, c. Miller, Mrs Robert i.al'.'ig.'. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Mallory. Irene MO- 1. Mai Mis 7. Taylor, Frederick Gullle, Jos. MeAllen Ivors r.

and Downey, Mr. and Mrs M. Qulglej "age Mrs. N. For- h.

Irene Shorter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rice. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ravin. ail A Leonard. Miss Rnbolor.

Mr. and Mrs Edward t. Charles M. Sulzo, Mr. ai ane, Mr.

and Lodato, Jo- zel Dlllmuu, ge 11 Kup- F. Hlcky, Bussel, M. Wally, Mask Hall nt Heaver Brook. Beaver N. y.

August 12- Tl.e mask and civic ball which was hold last week wus well attended by tin- city guests. Br.o.klvn mn." at the Mnnram In clude Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stublng Pleasure at Xoverslnk. Orange County Horsemen Provide Excellent Races Brooklynites Find Joy In Thousand Islands ami Mrs.

E. Hunerberg. Miss Amell Hunsrberffi John Laoey. Bid war Toole, Mr. and Mrs.

William Vogt. an's day and coaching parade anil children's day, including the baby parade, for this summer. This Is 10 keep the large crowds of city people who have Hooked to this section from congregating. The town board Oi health Is taking stringent methods for keeping the place tree from sickness. Tho weekly dances nt the Liberty House are popular.

Last week several straw ride parties came in from out of town places to attend the af fair, Arr Miss Horn II A. Merger. Wil llam H. McKele, J. Harris, P.

Solomon. John Devlin, Mrs. P. Kelly, J. Schneider, Mrs.

J. V. Tledmann. Liberty House-Mr. and Mrs.

P. F. McEvenay, Miss V. MoEvenny, M. Hlllnian, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Irwin, Miss Annette Irwin, Miss D. Larsen, Raymond C. Raleigh, Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Raleigh, Miss Madeline Raleigh, Joseph J. McAleen, Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Knoll. William E. Skldmore, M.D., H. H.

Skldmore, C. W. Rich. J. Wolfe, John S.

Dowd, James S. Mc-Mlller. Park View House Miss E. Haas, Mrs. E.

Jentz, K. Nelson, Carl Adamic, E. Knltenbach, Russell Kaltenbach, Harry Sloter, Miss Ethyle M. Richards, J. L.

Chase, George Trutner, Miss Mason, Miss Matty, John Trunk. Miss J. Novah, Mrs. L. McKay, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hatfield, all of Brooklyn. Kenoza Lake. Kenoza Lake. N.

August 12 The annual carnival and Flag Day celebration held on August 8 at Kenoza Lake totally eclipsed anything of its kind ever held before. Early morning visitors witnessed every house within a radius of three miles decorated with flags and bunting, and this display was only surpassed by the brilliant illumination of the lake and the surrounding country at night. Every boat on the lake was adorned with Japanese lanterns and colored lights of all kinds Fully 20,000 people attended tho carnival and both Delnps Hotel and tho Fern Hotel were taxed. Manv visitors were entertained on the beautiful floats which were temporarily constructed upon tho lawn. Dancing was enjoyed at Delap's Hotel and also at the Fern Hotel.

The Calli-coon Centro Band played for the occasion. The committee in charge of tho event were: George Delap, Richard Schoof, George liaiun, Peter Thlcs and Thomas Mahlman Sr. guest of friends at the Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs.

Gerhart, Mrs. L. Morris, Mrs. F. Gerhart, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mngee. Miss Mildred Symmes of Brooklyn arrived at the Thousand IslandB Monday In their touring car, and are visiting friends for several M. W. George of Brooklyn and F.

V. George of Brooklyn are stopping at the Crossmon House. Among the Mrooklvltes registered nt the Thousand Island House are: E. McGrath and Miss McGrath, J. Sydney Scott.

R. M. Scott, Miss Blanche White, Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Bovnton, Miss Pauline Mnck. J. Harold Mack, E. S.

Wardle, M. Snlzmnn, Miss M. Salzman. A. Chambers, Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Knott. Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Knott, Miss Knott. Miss J.

M. Weiss. Miss Marie Archer, H. R. Blckncll.

Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Hopkins, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Knoblock, Daniel E. Sullivan.

Miss Florence M. Henry, F. O. Burnett. Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Seldom Miss Matilda Schley. Miss Amelia R. Bau-mann of Brooklyn arrived in their motor car last Monday and are stopping at tho Thousand Island House. They were among the guests who went igiicnsharg nies.iay in Colonel O.

G. Staples' yacht, Neread. Gets Fishing Honors At Upper Saranac (Special to The Eagle.) Upper Saranac, N. August 12 Fishing honors of the region have been awarded this week to Harry H. BIngdon, who Is In camp on Square 1'ond.

Mr. Blagdon's catches were le in the si- of the indlvidu; rather than three pill the aggre 1 had a Ight of flfty-foi ind Instruct Miss Mackay al tennis tournament for igles and doubles started courts on Monday with a entrants and a large and gallery. Miss Ilortense loUbb Mis: ml Jofne? rlenda at "the Young Tennis Players In Gedney Tourney prletor. Edward Some of those taking part are Masters Roland a A I r. Cyril Pyg and 'C.

Davlci Talntcr Jr. (Special to The Eagle.) Delaware Water Gap, August 12 The weather man promised extremely hot weather for the past week. Perhaps his predictions were correct. At any rate, thcRo happy vacationists at the Water Gap would claim him to be a member of the Ananias Club. Away from the torrid weather of tho cities, the arrivals here are en-Joying the cool and balmy breezes from the Delaware River and Mount Tammany.

Never has the Water Gap been so filled with people as it is at the present time. The bathing and fishing are unsurpassed and hundreds find the beach a delightful place to cool off, after a tennis game or some other outdoor Bnort. The New Klttatlnny is but a few minutes walk from tho bathing beach and boat landing, and is very popu liir with lovers of water SDorts. It is also on the main thoroughfare through the Gap, and on the direct line to the Poconos, and IB therefore a mecca for motorists wno nave Deen enjoying its splendid hospitality during the summer, under the pro-nrletnrshln and manairement of Purdy Cope. The Sunday evening muslcales are the talk of the Wator Sports of all kinds characterized the past week at the Glenwood.

At tennis i. HjeriDerg ana narry Burgls defeated Tom Foley and Tinsnoll Hnnforrl in the foursomes. At the prize dancing on Friday eve ning Miss trances ivenzei oi croon-ivn nnri TTTnnlf MoTovnv of Manhat tan won the fox trot. Miss Beatrice Hodglns and Frantz of Philadelphia Ml.uc TT-ranees RstellB and Mad- lyn Kenzel of Brooklyn are at the Glenwood for another season, and are leaders in the activities of the younger folk. The Delaware House is still the headquarters for fishermen.

Cuno Mayer, Howard Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad of Brooklyn are lovers of this sport, and have had The "Electric City" Quartet of Scraiitnn, wnn ai. t.oneBei.

companlst. gave a delightful concert P. H. Powers, Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. I Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. P.

W. Bassett, I James Marsh, C. W. Leonard, D. Mor- row.

Joseph Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hlnes, L. W.

Braxton, R. L. Davis. alt. -ii Lake inn May nn- 1 Freda I'rz.

Lena C. Arnold. A. H. Seaman, A.

C. Decker and family Miss PRfrtrv Lvers. Miss Annie Tracy, Mises Eliza Tracy, C. D. Allen, i'rundlcy, A.

Galll, D. R. Border. Hnrrlman. N.

Aucust 12 Among arrivals at Hlllsldo Farm are Miss Elsie Trott. Mr. and Mrs. P. P.

Rossman. Miss B. H. Clark, Arthur Woodward, Mr. and Mrs.

William McClunn, Kathleene McClunn, Mildred McClunn, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Flynn, Walter, Dorothy and Eleanor Edward nnd Robert Thnma! Mrs.

Mary Dawkins, Miss Ada Pinck-ney, Mrs. William Brunnns, C. J. Turk, all of Brooklyn. Port Jervis is Lively.

Port Jervis, N. August 12 Very enjoyable times are being had in this section. Pine Cliff Farm has the following Brooklyn guests: Mrs. R. A.

Doherty, Miss Roso May Doherty, Miss Eleanor Doherty, Miss Rita Dohertv, Miss Florence Doherty, Miss Ella Rowe. Miss M. Rowe, Fred Besendohl, Joseph Hoffman, Miss Mae Hoffman, P. Geier, T. Allen, J.

G. Soudan, Miss Soudan. Miss Ryan. Miss Fanny Rod erick, Miss H. Ebuery, Miss Emma l.niiery, miss umuet.

Air. and Mrs. A. Abernathv. Miss O'Connor.

Mr. and Mrs. McNeill. Miss Margaret Hln- Irwln, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Bennett Lake Section. Greenwood Lake, N. August 12 Immense indulgence in water pleasures occupies all summer guests in this section. Brandon House has these Brooklyn arrivals: Mr.

and Mrs. A. Schafer, J. J. Wenner, the Misses Commlskey, J.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mousants, Miss C. F. Browne, H.

H. Thompson, Mrs. and Miss Weller, Mr. and Mrs. Cuth-bert, Miss Irene 0, Brown.

Brooklyn Girls Hunt Bear at Weirs, N. H. Weirs, N. August 12 The first wild bear seen in this region for twenty years was sighted by Roxy Merrill, a young hunter, living on Ballard Hill, three miles north of this resort. Merrill raced home for his gun, and the word was spread among the Weirs hotel guests, and now hundreds of young men and women aro deserting the lake and dance halls to get a glimpse or, better still, a shot at a real, live, honest-to-goodness black Among those who are out hunting tho bear are Miss Edna M.

Van Den-sen, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo H. Stetson and G. R.

Moodey of Brooklyn. Arrivals at the Elm Hotel, Meredith, are Mr. and Mrs. Gcrvain Oilman or Brooklyn. J.

J. McCormick of Brooklyn was "convicted" of stealing a pig and fined six pins at a mock trial at the Colonial, Center Harbor, on Tuesday night. Other guests at the Colonial aro Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Marshall of Brooklyn. Cool Breezes Fan Sacandaga Golfers (Special to The Eaglo.) Sacandaga, N. August 12 Whilo tho cities in the East were sweltering in the heat during the past week, sojourners In this section of the Adirondacks were enjoying delightful weather that added zest to the olf lln! rivals anil this has been true also of the id Orchard Inn anil the High Rock House. Stroudshurg, Pa.

BtTOUdsburg, August 12 After one of the most exciting nnd enjoyable weeks In resnrt history, this village has settled down for ii few days of big Chautauqua week, which begins shortly. Among tho arrivals for the past week are: Mrs. C. Gunthiil. J.

Mrs Winer. Anna Wyner. Mary i I'ltonrko. Ib len L. Sitilres.

I Isabell L. Squires, Ella Q. Calhoun, Mary E. Bray, (Special to The Eagle.) I Saratoga Springs, August 12 With hotels, cottages and boarding houses filled, tho town has spent the week in the enjoyment of all the festivities incident to mid-season gayety. Tho weather has been ideal for tho races nnd fashion has met with the real port followers paying due nomage the thoroughbred.

Incidentally tie informal iiini.i.-niiii- state convention assembled on Friday, adding tho diver sion of polities anil a coupie oi uiou-sand delegates and Interested parties to the crowds already here. eivemor and Mrs i buries ft. nu- Unltod States, Mrs. Whitman being on her way homo from Newport, where sho attended the dance given by Mr. id Mrs Payne Whitney ior meir uo- butnnte daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Mlnden and children and John A. Henry were among tho Brooklyn arrivals on Monday, at tho Huestis House.

Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald of Brooklyn, motored up on Tuesday and are here for a fortnight's stay. Mr.

ana Mrs. waiter uhhi ist Huntington. L. I. (ire among tho motor enthusiasts in town.

After a peep at the rnees thoy will tour the Lako George and Champlain country i tnc north. Charlie Moore and Horace Wemple. of Brooklyn, are here for the races. They are at the Adelphl. arrivals at the women mciuao Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Newmann. Miss Ruth Newmann and Mr.

nnd Mrs. larence Thurston of uroomyn. Mr. and Mrs S. G.

Palmer nf Brook lyn, are tho guests of friends at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. josepn nine oi Brooklyn, are stomiing at the Sum mer Rest cottages. Late arrivals at spring House Include Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Pracer and Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel C. Keliey of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L.

North and a party of friends from Garden City in town early in the ween. They up bv motor nnd after a stay at the United States left for somo of the Adirondack resorts. Mrs. Morton L. Schwartz of West-burv.

L. loined Mr. Schwartz in their cottage at the United States during the week. Cornelius Ferguson Jr. of Brooklyn is stopping at the Adelphl.

lyn aro at the Hillside for a stay of some time. Recent arrivals at the Wellington Include Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Hoillsand Miss Catherine Weed or HrooKiyn. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Rice of Brooklyn and Walter Fisher of Sheepshead Bay are at the Windsor. Georgo C. Balch and Miss Anna Balch of Brooklyn are spending a couple of weeks as tho guests of friends on Van Dam street. W. J.

Regan and Master John Regan of Brooklyn aro comfortably nouseu at tnc American. James Bachrach of Hempstead, L. Is the guest of J. D. Wallace at his Whlton street cottage.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur B. Feldman of Flushing are at the Lafayette for a couple of days. Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius Leland Jr. nnd daughter of Brooklyn are at the Wnrden for a stay of two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter R. Churchill of Brooklyn, who have been spending some weeks at Lake George resorts, arrived at the I'nited States In the week, nnd will stay for the balance of the month. C. J. O'Brien of Brooklyn is among the recent arrivals at the American.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Scheuer of Brooklyn and a party of Long Island friends, who are motoring through the State, wero arrivals at the Huestis L. C. Monroe nnd Lester Weeks of Brooklyn are spending a couple of weeks in camp at me liikc Mr and Mrs.

Albert Scott of Gar-mm ii Mr and Mrs. Paul C. Kerr of Hempstead are hero for a week of the races. Later they will motor to Lake Champlain and l'latts-hurg. They were registered at the I'nited States.

Mr. and Mrs. Jules Lewlsohn of Brooklyn are stopping at mo uiuu and Miss Marv Har rison of Brooklyn are spending a couple of weeks as guests at Elmwood i t.nmes Pollard and Miss Hattle English of Brooklyn, who are on a motor tour of the State, are rei'istered at the Vermont House. Lute arrivals at the Strong Spring Hotel include Mr. and Mrs.

j. c. Miss Helen Nichols and Mr. and Mrs Thomas McManus of Brooklyn' and Mr and Mrs. William R.

Reed Vincent Brook- Un arrived at the States early In the week Thev left later to resume a mo tor tour of the Adirondacks. ami Miss Haskeli ng and aro guests of tho Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Freedman of Brooklyn aro recent arrnaia of Vallev Stream. L. 'is spe'nding'the month as the guest of Patrick Conroy at uausueu Miss Kathryn D. Jackson and Miss D.l'.ih' HoweUs of Fnr R.KSkawayar Cresco, Pa. Creeo.

T'a August 12 The suc-essful summer season here continues nabated. Now that the season is at height, amusements of every kind re provided, so that there Is a wealth pick from and not nn idle moment. "spruce Cabfri Inn Miss C. M. Mae- The Pint-burst -Mrs It.

Rollln- son. Miss Cornelia Howe. Miss Emma; 1. Howe, W. Parks Jr.

and Maurice Henry 1'rlee House The Misses Margaret Wilson, Emily Buhr, Mary Buhl and lb len Jackson Smith. Raquette Lake, N. Y. William A. McCreery Jr.

of Staten Island and Henry W. Ives of Kew Gardens, L. ore among the visitors at Batiuette Lake tho for of V. of a. sen.

Mario C. Rersen, Frieda Hall, John Dyer Al. Fitzgerald, George Hlbner. Delaware House Mr. and Mrs, Charles Conrad, Emily Barke Cuno M.

vcr. Cecelia A. Schramm, C. O. and Helen Schramm.

Cataract Herbert C. Kane, Kitty Cavenaugh, Mario Pane, Johanna Pane, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Sewards, Herome N. and Sylvia M. Sewards, Alma and 1'icida Inlnnol, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slater, Mr.

and Mrs, Oscar Siffedt. Willow Dell Mabel Morris. Mrs. Charles Connor, Emily A. Nelson, Clare Miller, Frances Smith, J.

E. HlckSOn, S. L. Hickson, Loretta Smith. G.

E. Stein. Bellevue Howard C. Carter, Jerry Carey, F. J.

Monopan, Frieda E. Miller, Elenor Enis, Catherine Enls. M. W. Winterson, Florence Fern-Mountain House Mrs.

Fisher, Mrs noisier, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. H. child, Miss Child.

Miss Rowley, Mrs. Glenwood Grace, Gertrude, Elisabeth and Augusta McNaught, E. L. Crosby. Mrs.

J. J. Crosby, J. H. Lvnch.

M. C. O'Neill, A. E. O'Neill, Joseph F.

McCook, Harold B. Dennis, Give Straw Rides At Mt. Pocono, Pa. (Special to The Eagle.) Mount Pocono, August 12 Straw rides and dances form the chief evening pleasures at this favorite resort, a ml scarcely a night passes without two or three of the former amusements, with a dance in nearly every hot. 1 a wind up.

ell, A. Vaughon, Sylvester Brierton Mrs. S. F. Brierton, Misa Edna Brierton and Mrs.

Karl Seltz ot Brooklyn motored to the Poconos on Monday, and, the Belmont House hav-inr taken their fancy, thoy registered, there for the next two weeks, and are enjoying themselves immensely. Arrivals at the various hotels are: Mount Pleasant House N. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. A.

N. Dugan, Mrs. W. A. Togasdue, Allan B.

Campbell, H. Voreland, Captain H. W. V. Vore-land Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Low-ther. R. Lowther and Miss Grethen Boerman.

belli McNaught, Augusta McNaught, Gertrude McNaught, Grace McNaught. W. L. Penny. Peggy McCue, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A Penny. Pocono Mountain House Miss Lillian Hanlon, Miss Mabel M. Hanlon, Clark, Mrs.

Samuel S. Murray, Mrs. Benjamin H. Read, Miss Fannie H. Engle, Walter R.

Lngle, Mr. Evarto, G. F. Kaber. Miss Nellie J.

Kaber, Mrs. C. Bachman. Miss J. Adams.

Mrs. M. N. North, Miss M. C.

Moore, Miss Marie R. Rushmore and Mrs. W. A. G.

Bogardus. Fairvlew Marvin Freeland, Mrs. Joseph Martin, M. V. Clark, Mrs H.

Hopper, Henry Schdder and A. J. Mao-Gunle. Pocohasset Miss Bessie B. and B.

S. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Davis, itimnni F.lln. McDonald. Mrs. 3. McDonald, Mrs.

C. A. Donnelly, Mrs. Vaughon; Sylvester, Mrs. S.

F. and Edna Brierton and Mrs. F. Karl Selta. Beautiful Pike County Matamoras, Pike August 12 Poccno Farm, the very attractive boarding house of this section, Is crowded with summer visitors.

The 5U0-acro farm connected with the house affords delightful walks and opportunity for outdoor sports. Dancing on the hardwood floor, open air pavilion, is a feature of the evening amusements. Many automobllists stop here. Among the many Brooklyn people registered at Pocono Farm are Walter Riffenbnrv. Mr.

and Mrs. Brunjes, Mr. and Mrs. Dunkle, Mr. and Mrs.

Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Bath, Clarence Knickmnn, L. MacCommach. Miss Mac-Comniach, John Wedemeyer, William Clements, Frank Smith, George Baum-gartcn, Mr.

and Mrs. It. Williams, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Noan Ken-nelly. Miss May O'Brien, Mr. and Mre.

George Storck, John Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wagner, Dr. and Mra. McGcarv, Mrs.

James MrConnell, Dr. and Mrs. Fankhauser and Arthur Fankhauser. Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Saranac Lake, N. August 12 Charles J. Swain, vice commodore of the Saranac Lake Boat Club and a member of the Lower Saranac Lake camp colony, has a powerful new speed boat which is attracting much attention. Miss Celia Grossman of Brooklyn le V' Mrs8 Jacob's" o'f'Bnltiklyn Is the and Mrs. C.

M. Meyer of Brooklyn entertained R. L. Lanny of Fort Edward at their cottage on River- as a guest of Mr. and Mra Charles J.

Plunkett. Wllliami Fennelly and father, Pnlrlck Fennelly of Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs. J. P. Smith on Park place.

Miss Katharine La Count has returned to Garden City after a VlaH in Saranac Lake. Patterson, N. Y. llalsev Mrs. Mann House from Brooklyn.

Other Brooklynites visiting In and nenr Patterson include, Mrs. T. 0. Alzamon, the Misses Evelyn, Dorothy, Thelma, Anna and Rnih AD.amoa, Mrs. L.

lltleUwnller, Miss An. Ira Illick-. waiter, Mrs. j. white and Mrs.

WaltM Bloomer, (Special to The Eagle.) Goshen, N. August 12 Every thing now leads up to the big racing events to be held August 15, 16 and 17. Tho keenest sort of interest ot- If to horses .,1 records in this town, at which many people, from ir and near, aro congregating. The dance to bo given Wednesday ight, August 16, and known as the Metropolitan Meet," occurs at the Goshen Inn. It will be a very brilliant ball, following race track pleasures.

W. K. Van.lerbllt and party were recent guests at tho Goshen Inn. From Glen Cove, L. there have been Mr.

and Mrs. Edward E. Craft, Edward W. Weeks, as guests at the J. J.

Kauder of Brooklyn enter tained a party of nine at tne inn. other arrivals at the Inn Include H. Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Kolbo, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hllpmar, Dr.

It. R. Moorehead, Mr and Mrs. Paul Moos-maun. J.

J. Moosmann, C. H. Holm- and Mrs. McEnamy, Miss Viola McEnamy, Mr.

und Mrs. J. Kennedy, Hublcdav, Mr. ami Mrs, E. C.

Seward, Miss Gertrudo Inslee, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Meed, all of Brooklyn.

rich, gT W. Wilson, H. W. Earle, Glen Cove, L. C.

It. Ciafeo, Louis Kreager, W. H. C. Kohing, Shlphen stead, Joseph J.

Hennessy, Walter S. Orr, L. A. Lynch, Hugh F. Sullivan.

Occidental Hotel H. L. Harlow, eii fr nnd Mrs. W. A.

Camp bell, Miss' Marie Campbell, John Sharct, C. cornwan, w. a. uui-land, E. T.

Sherman, V. F. Matthews llam Dell, J. B. Havens, William St Elmo Mr.

and Mrs. James Mc-Alen. F. C. Harvey, James Kowrl, J.

Robinson. Leonard Steinberg, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Holbcrt. the Rev. and Mrs. L. Brother, Mr.

and Mrs. D. yulnn, James f. rMemann. Maplewood Farm Mr.

and Mrs. A. Johnston, Miss Lorraine Johnston, Florence 'Johnston. Mrs. M.

C. Lewis ,1 Miss i'i r.rii.lv, Mrs 1 Siedentoff and son. Miss Lillian Sieden-toff, Mrs. Spelshausen, Miss Adella hauson! all of Brooklyn. Middletown.

N. August 12 In addition to the Goshen events there will be a fair and races in mkiiiio-fowr, Anc-Mst 22 to 25. inclusive. Governor Whitman will be present on nual fair of the Orange County Agri cultural Society. Races nt Monroe.

Monroe, N. August 12 Skies were UIIKln.l August n. lliet com nlLlmmirlillll races were postponed August 9, 10 and U. A large crowd Chief prize offered, aside from cash give sscs as an accompanying part of whole. The set Is made of hum-red metal, inscribed "To tho Hon- Riding and Driving Association, Some t.f the borsea Mr.

Grossman Robert Frisco, Sweet Alice, Mary McGnwan. Betty Hale, Wanless, Tnmsewoguc, Cum- -tal. loynton of Brooklyn entered Country Tramp, Ho won a prize, Collier, a Bronkly a. Mrs Garretson Mr. und Mrs.

W. P. Stew- art nnd family. Orange Cgujjty Ipa Paglel (Special to The Eagle.) Alexandria Hay, N. August 12- The Thousand Islands Is having tho most successful season that It has known for years.

Every boat coming down the St. Lawrence River brings tourists, and all of the hotels ure crowded, as well as the cottages and boarding houses. Tho season at tho Thousand Islands Yacht Club and the Country Club has been unusually gay. Among the Brooklynites registered at tho New Marsden Hotel tiro: Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Reed and family, Miss Isabel McRobbin, Mrs. E. L.

Sheehan, Miss Marcellus Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Warner, Fred R.

Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ashe.

Mr. and Mrs. James Collins, F. N. Matley, Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Potter, Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Haines. Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. McKln. non. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Ferguson. H. E. Hunt, Miss Claro Hunt, G.

J. Pouch, F. Hawkins. H. James, G.

W. Gerwlg, W. Howard Murnhlll, G. W. Knoblock.

J. it. Rhinos. Mrs. J.

Stewart. Miss Belalr, Mrs. W. C. Fletcher, Mrs.

William Sibley, Miss E. L. Sibley of Brooklyn, arrived at tho Thousand Islands by automobile and aro stopping at the Grossman House. Joseph J. Burns of Brooklyn Is the Find Relief from Heat On Connecticut Shore Madison.

August 12 During the Intense heat of the last few days pleasuro seekers here have felt the luro of tho Sound and water sports have taken precedence over all other William Green of Brooklyn, who Is 1 1 always near the front In the golf tournaments, made a second last week. by winning the ball handicap sweep- stakes on Saturday morning and again Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Foster of 532 u-rt Chase and children of 1 1 ill an- here for the sum uf Mr und M' 'u II V. I I.