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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK; SUNDAY. AUGUST 4. 1907. 9 Annual Potpourri pt Entertainment Appears to Be at Its Height 6.

R. Sanborn. F. H. Watkins.

Mrs. John H. Prentice Miss" Kernochan. Georse E. Scott, at the Elmoro were Mrs William Burroughs, Mrs.

William Taylor, J. B. ElfJOYING FINE WEATHER HAW LIDS OF FUN HAD NARROW ESCAPE WIN LAUNCH EXPLODED IS A RECORD BREAKER of the houses here. Among the recent arrivals are: F. p.

Goff. Mrs Goff. Miss May Ooff. Edward Halltmael, Miss May Obrlnger, Miss Elizabeth Obringer, Mrs. S.

E. Kennedy, Miss Dorothy Kennedy, Miss Ethel Kennedy, Miss Rmh Kennedy, Miss Margaret E. Farrell, Miss Moily Farrell, Miss Delia Farrell. Mrs. William Connors, Mrs.

Peter Polusschle and child, Manhattan. The Waters Farm House Is entertaining a large and lively crowd that has made Us appearance this week. RUSH TO EAST WINDHAM. East Windham, N. August 3 The August rush to the hotels at East Windham has been on In earnest this week and there is not a hotel or boarding house there that has not all of the boarders that it can comfortably accommodate.

The Grand View House, always popular With Brooklyn people, has more people than it has ever had during August, and A. J. Galer, the popular manager, is well pleased with the season. The Summit House, under the management of W. H.

Hlllard, is having the most prosperous August In Its history and the crowd there are enjoying every minute of the delightful August weather that has been prevailing in that section. Butts Hotel Is another of the houses that are prosperous and that have more people than they had last season at this time. Both the proprietor and his wife have made a reputation here as caterers that will do much toward making pther seasons successful. The Barrymore has a crowd. Among those who came here this week are Mr.

and Mrs. M. W. Murphy, Miss Anna Murphy, Joseph Murphy, Master David Murphy, Master Edward Murphy, Mlsa K. M.

Toon, Miss Anna Roon, Miss L. Tobtn, Miss J. A. Scwell, Miss M. T.

Sewell, MJkb M. E. Brosman. Mrs. O.

Relners, Mrs. F. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Cham- I Mrs.

J. K. Chadwlck. Thomas R. Nell, Charles v.

Hinman, all of Manhattan. 1 Mansion House Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lan Ulster, Miss Lancaster, Sam J. Adler.

IN CANADA. Tourist Season Advancing Visitors From Brooklyn and -Manhattan. Fredcricton, N. August 3 The tourist season is coming along well in New Brunswick, and will be at its zenith in the course of another week. There has been a great deal of wet weather of late, and reports from the salmon pools are not quite as cheerful as they have been at this season in former years, the falling off in the catches being due to high water.

George' D. Pratt of Manhattan returned on Sunday from a pleasant three weeks' trip to the Miramichi woods. He had ver good fishing and secured some excellent photos of live game. The arrivals from Manhattan during- the week included Mr. and- Mrs.

B. M. Martin, Ml K. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

Oenrge H. Carey. Ralph W. Carey, C. J.

Delauroix, A. IJonnevtlle, Mr. and Mrs. P. Inte.

Miss Myer, C. S. Allen, Mn. B. Williams and n.

Mr. and, Mn. H. G. Hurst, .0.

Simons, Matilda Ansbnch. Mr. and Mrs. L. ftewnham, K.

G. Coates, Mary P. McOoey, Annie J. MoGoey, Kathryne Cummlskey, M. Honnle, 8.

11. Mpnjaniln, Ben Mvlt-s. Mr. nri Mrs. K.

8. Kaufman. Master Gerald R. Haufman, I Welnbaum. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph T. Day, Miss Alice and Master Day. Esmond Bmmett. Thainas K.

Htrong. Mr. and Mrs. P. Murphy, Ikeled.

Dr. and Mrs. Kramer, Itollcnshath. Oscar Brain, Miss J. Howe, Miss B.

Howe. J. K. Holly. A.

J. Ctelner, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooper, Theodore R.

Mc-Nally, F. R. Mayer. M. StutllfTe.

the Rev. J. Brosnan. Mr. and Mrs C.

O. Smith. J. H. Bacon, Mrs.

Auerhack, Mrs. Simons. Charles o. D. Roberta, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Piatt, Lloyd Roberts, W. Carman Roberts. K. Mlddle-heraer.

O. Edgett. J. W. McCormlrk, Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Miller, R. Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. n. 8. Stamford. Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Mills. Daniel names.

Ralph W. Gifford, James P. GIffurd, M. C. Chard.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas, O. O.

Brown. A. Gatelfy, Win-tors. James Fenety. L.

F. McGrath. J. O. Humphrey, P.

Murphy. A. F. Ramsey, Miss Ramsey. David A.

Hennessey. Visitors from Brooklyn included the Mrs. Davis GoodylnBki. Miss Goodvln-skl. Dr.

and Mrs. H. W. S. Kerry.

Mrs. Field, Miss Field, the Rev John Calvin. Dr. 7. P.

Fuller. Mrs M. Fuller, Dr. D. A.

Morton, Mrs. Dewltt, Mrs. E. M. Floyd.

AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Long Island and Brooklyn Guests Taking an Active Fart in Summer Life. Richfield Springs, N. August 3 Long Island and the borough are taking an Interesting part in the August activ ity at Richfield and its neighboring bor ough Springfield on Otsego Lake. Motor parties from Brooklyn have stopped at the spring en route to Cooperstown, where the Centennial celebration begins to-day.

Brooklyn contributes a vast deal to the motor lire this summer. Clarence Pratt and Mrs. E. 1.. Pratt of the Hotel St.

Oeorcrn drove to Rlchflld in a Popo-Toledo. Upon reaching Albany they followed the Great Western turn pike to Richilald. Valentine Xowborgor and his son Charles drive a great deal and nave a last car in the Kendallwood garage. Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Keman motor from Ctlca to the Berkeley- Wamotha. Warnlek Kernan and Mr. and Mrs. William Keman have joined the colony there.

Mrs. James Herman Aidrich of "May-croft, Fag Harbor, Long Island, has sent one hundred hymnals to Mr. Co ke, ths rector of St. John's Church, for use at the opf-n air service In Kpring Park. Sunday afternoons.

Mrs. Aidrich has given further evidence of Interest in the Kplticopal parishes bv erecting a brass tablet In fit. Luke's (old Monticello) as a memorial to Dr. W. Baker Crain.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Maurer of Brooklyn are registered In the cottage colony this summer, having leased the large Caney Cottage in Church street. Miss Waekerhojen, who has been visiting Miss L. Shields of Brooklyn at Tunnlcliffe Cottage, has returned to her home, Mrs.

Mathilda Heldman of Brooklyn it. visiting relatives at the Schuyler Houm. Mrs. A. Kemsen and the Misses ttemsen 01 in borough have arrived at Cary Cottage.

Mllo Deyo, the Romany poet-musician, of Brooklyn. Is now In Richfield spending August at the Eckler Cottage. Mr. Deyo played at the Presbyterian manso Thursday evening for tro Rev. Mr.

Rawson and some few friends. Ht will llkelv be heard at a subscription musicals in the Earlinrton some time this month. Mr and Mrs. W. E.

Truesdell of Brooklyn are newcomers in th Earlington colony. Mr. and Mrs. John A. di Zerega are at the Tuner.

The guests at the Kendallwood have been charmingly entertained this week by the singing of Mrs. Pedro Ferrer. Mrs. Tunnicliff, the organist of St. Joseph's Church, accompanied Mrs.

Ferrer at the vesper service last Sunday. Miss Pauline von Auckens of Brooklyn Is at the Kendallwood this month. Brooklyn leaas in tne tennis Bingica, im Pierson, Miss Virginia Bwift, Dr. Frederic Asserson, V. S.

and Mrs. Asserson of the Brooklyn contingent; Miss Martha Knox Orr, David Orr Guv Wjodhouso. George B. Pea-body. Edward Callan and Dr.

Charles E. Carter of Manhattan are seen in the throng at the Spring Park courts. I'nlted States Commissioner John A. Shields of Brooklvn will spend his well earned holiday with his family at Tunnicliff Cottage. Assistant Corporation Counsel Charles D.

Olend trf is now at the cottago, where Mrs. Olendorf and the Misses Olendorf arrived early In July. The Brooklyn-Manhattan arrivals of the week include: At the Earlington Ellas Toolah, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Truesdell, Miss Sera Cassfdoy, Edward H. Callan, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Dodd.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Blrge. Mrs.

William Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Diss, George W.

Walter, Miss M. F. Woods. J. M.

Woods, E. P. Woods. Mrs. Pardon C.

Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Depew, V. Hastings Smyth, Mrs.

M. C. Beams, Joseph K. Choate, A. Brewer.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlea 8. Frost, D. Moses.

E. Kessinger, John Marshall. Mailev Millard. Mrs. Theodonis Bailey, Mrs.

W. Dennison, Miss Dennisun, Miss Muller, Miss Margaret L. Muller. At the Berkeley-Walontha: Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Henderson, Mrs. W. Shelton, Miss Helen L. Phnlton.

Miss C. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

William Kernan. Miss Kernan, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8.

Menveal. Galen A. Carter, George D. Hulst, Mr. and Mrs.

D. J. Williams. Chester Fitch and Mr. and Mrs.

Everett R. Rowe. At the Fuller: T. A. Watson, C.

W. Taylor, Miss Ruth Wade. Mrs. T. A.

Watson, D. I. Calhoun, Countess d'Arschot, Miss Crary, Mrs. A. Pchutmvav.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nott Allen, WlilUm H. Blbley, Miss G. D.

Boswell. G-H. Leydecker. Mrs. M.

Myer. Mr. and Mrs. O. D.

Rmith of Englewond, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex. M. Orr and Miss M.

K. Orr. At the Kendallwood: Mrs. H. Horns, Mrs.

A. Phumwav, Mrs. Amos C. Sherwood. William C.

Sherwood. Mrs. J. H. Servlss, Mrs.

Ermlie Puiz. Misses Puiz, Mrs. E. L. Pratt, Clarence Pratt.

Miss Jessie H. Dltmars, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

DaviP. At TurncMffe fottflge: M. S. Hudson, Mis. f.

H. Crane. Charles D. Olendorf. Mrs.

Fontaine. Mfss Fontaine, Mrs. F. W. Williams, F.

S. Williams, Miss Williams. Mrs. Edwin LawiH. Mrs.

T. B. TurnclifCe, Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Tracy. GOOD WEATHER AT SOUTH0LD. It Is Enjoyed to the Pull by Many Summer People. Southold, Li. August 3 Splendid weather has prevailed at this resort for the past week and has opportun ity for many yachting and fishing parties, clambakes, picnics and all the popular outdoor sports.

Among the guests of the past week among the summer colonists were Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. 1 Toll tugs of Brooklyn, William W. Conklln of East Orange. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert D. Case. Gilbert Fish of Manhattan, Miss Kate N'ewconie and Mrs Embleton of Brooklyn, the Rev. William Force Whltalter of Elizabeth.

X. Mrs. Paul Hirsch of Manhattan, Miss Ethel Bunting. Ie Roy Howell of Manhattan, George I'auth of Manhattan, F. M.

Dorse and familv, David Sandhtmls. Miss Ruth Hor-ton, A Wells and family of Brooklyn, Miss Kieanr Howe. Miss Edith R. Asien, MiBs Malnd C. Rlrdsall.

Miss Fl orence Berg-m, Miss Anna S. Buchanan, Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, Miss Blanche E. Ebersole, Miss Louise Ruse. Hnent euests at the Albertson House From Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. James Vin-cent. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ettlingcr.

Miss Elsie Kit linger, Miss Jda Ettiinger, Louis EttHngor, Miss Juiia Todd, Harris Campbell. Ever-ard Digby; from Brooklyn, W. Howard Best, G. M. Lawrence.

W. A. Reynolds. James E. Wright.

Mrs. Frances II. Van CIsc. also Mrs. Martha Parks of Portsmouth, X.

Mrs. James Vsn Xess of Boston. Mr. ami Mrs. a.

Goldsmith. William Goldsmith. Clarence Goldsmith. Ralph Goldsmith, of Orange. N.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pierce of Blalrstown.

X. J. At tho Sound View House From Manhattan. George T. Bnlne.

W. C. Tnff. W. O.

Huff Miss Ktratt. Mis Francis and party. Miss Hoelitz. Conngton G. Kilb-mme; from Brook-ln.

William Vise. Miss KapMn. Mr. Felnard and son. Miss May Stuart; from Phliadeipma.

Mr. and Mrs. Kavanautrh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lot ten; also, Mrs.

Reld of Texas, K. Merrilt of Passaic, X. J. Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Jones of Freeport. Among the late cottage arrivals are: Professor O. F.

Payne and party, consisting of Mrs. Henrv M. Payne, Miss Helen Mace and Orrm T. Bush, at Maple Hill cottage; Mr. snd Mrs.

Samuel B. Allen of Brooklyn. Mrs. W. I.

Hagermap and family at The Knoll. J. Phillips and Mr. William' Taylor. It was but a coincidence that Mr.

and Mrs. Taylor captured the booby prizes tor their respective sex. Mrs. Prinzhorn has been elected president of the Basket C'ub, composed of a number of the women guests of the Elmore. Stoop soirees and "gabfests" are the principal attractions of the club, and later a prize is to be give for the member talking the fastest and saying the least of Importance.

The club members are having lots of fun. Arrivals: Tho Elmnro: Mrs. William O. Brown. Mrs.

Geirso lllaikhouse. Lillian A. Blackhnuse. Florence ftlackhuuse. Frederick F.

Bpencer. and Mrs. H. U. Carpenter.

W. A. Brown, Charles O. Itaynor. MUs Florence I'priKht, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Backhouse, Mr. and Mrs. William Burroughs.

Fred A. Heath of Brooklyn, K. R. Doremes, F. R.

Downs, ('. a. Itaynor, Mr. and Mrs. G.

P. Brllton. Miss Isabella M. Burton. Miss Prlcllla Burton.

Agnes D. Charway, P. Hartley. Fletcher Kunson. Helen Walsh, Fred P.

Downey, Anson V. Hund, Mrs. V. Bernard carpenter, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Trimmer. A. B. Trimmer, Mr and Mrs.

Floy Qulnn. W. Spencer. J. W.

Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Downey, Miss Mildred Downey. Manet Wllllard Downey.

Jean Hanley. Joseph Mc-Cee. Dr. W. Westfleld of Manhattan.

South Bay House Jessie W. Balmer, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ii. Farnow.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Stein, Charles llelnhart and family of Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Flanew. Mrs.

John Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferry or Brooklyn. A RUSH TO'hUNTINGTON. August Will Be the Gala Month of a Busy Season at Sound Shore Resort.

Huntington, L. August Good evidence of the hot weather expected by the city dwellers during the month of August is the way in which the summer population here has been increased during the past week. Few rooms are to be bad at the hotels and boarding houses. At the Huntington Yacht Club many gaye-tle and waitr spurts take place every week. Anions the recent social affairs at the club was a smoker and vaudeville which called out nearly all the members and scores of their friends.

The annual cruise of the club Is bchcdaled to start to-day. A very exciting race under the auspices of the club uiuk place recently between the following launches: Gertrude, H. H. Gordon, Irene V. N.

Kenyon; Fay. George 1). Banks; Val, C. A. HiKiow.

the actor. The rate covered a forty-seven mile course and the boats finished in the order named, the winner receiving a cup presented by Commodore Butts. Among the social events of the week was an iniurmal harn dance at the Bay Crest Cottago of Mrs. Raymond E. Bavlls.

A similar affair was given by Mrs. Klaffberg last (Saturday at Harbor View farm. Another very enjoyable party was given by ram. kusiwmi towier, ana Miss inorenco White, prizes in a scries of guessing contests falling to Mrs. Hussell M.

Young. Mrs. Arthur Samuels and Miss Jennie Cunningham. At the Oriental cabin, on Lloyd's Neck the following party has been camping for the past fortnight: Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson, the Misses Christine Johnson, Eva Johnson. Ethel Peterson. Rose Peterson, Adelaide Pennington. Josephine Pennington; Florence Turner, Lulu Arlison and William Frederick. Charles Peters Pennington.

Mr. Pllnyston. At the Edge water Hotel the number of guests during the past week was so great that several tents were set up in the grove to accommodate those who refused to be turned away. Anion? the visitors of the week at the homes of the summer colonists have been Miss Edith Hopkins. Mr.

and Mrs. Nye. w. W. Bout on.

Mrs. Frank Bouton, Elizabeth Bouton, Miss Carrie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Berrian, Mrs. Ira Ii. poving. C.

Ring. Edward Henderson. Airs. Hart man. Mrs.

F. Shaw, Ruth Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers, Miss Margaret Funnel 1. Mrs.

Emma Adams, Henry Pietzman. Fred Pletzman, Carman. Miss Marian Carman. Mr. and Mrs.

Jonnu Prake. Miss Parah Prake. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sammls.

Mrs. Jihn Murrav, Mrs. William Milan. Miss Harriet Milan. Mrs.

May Carr, Mrs. Charles Miller. George Hogan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Palamountnln.

Miss Addle O-mklfn. Mrs. Ferris. Miss Catherine Ferris, Miss Rose Lewis. Mrs.

Julia Clark. Everett Bath, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Roberts, Miss Bes-sle Roberts. Bayard Roberts. Miss Edna Heatn, Benedict Burkman, Miss Helen Walker. Mr. ard Mrs.

Gilbert-P. Williams. Mrs. William Wright. Mr.

and Mrs. William Roeberg, Paul Roe berg, the MlBses Roeberg. Mr. and Mrs. Owen McGlhney and family, Mrs.

Stuart Rushmore, J. Gilbert Smith, Miss Emma Ack-lfy. Harry Hammis, Mrs. William Hcnnins. Mrs.

Jane Sturfrls, Miss Laura Sturgls. Harry Scudder. Miss Marian Humphrey, Miss Annie ticltern Miss Rosa Wis. Miss Annie Cur- tin. Rowland Fowler, Allen Fowler, Mr.

and Mrs. B. mum. BELLE TERRE A MECCA. It la a Popular Resort for Automo-bilista and Pleasure Seekers in General.

Port Jefferson, August 3 Summer gayctiea at this resort are now at high tide and very few cottages or rooms are left unavailable for transient guests most of these being now filled by perma nent summer colonists. The Belle Terre Club House continues to be a Mecca for many automobile parties and on Saturday and Sunday of each week the garage at the clubhouse is filled to overflowing. Tho club tleet has just been augmented by a fine launch, two sailboats and a dozen or more rowbftats. An expensive new pier has been constructed, us well as bath houses on the beach, bo that the club now has excellent facilities for the accommodation of bathers and yachtsmen. Local baseball continues to be a feature at traction for the summer colonists.

The last game was one played with the Northport nine. It waa an exciting contest and resulted in Port Jefferson's first defeat of the Beason by a score of 1 t-i 0. Among recent visitors entertained by the summer colonist have been Miss Minnie the Rev. Henry S. Hill, Mrs.

A. H. Orlffinj? and family, Mrs. John I. Miller, Mrs.

Samuel Hfniifin and two daughters. Mrs. Fred Whitman. Jesse Fordham, Mlsa Rlrdie Tafl, Frank Newton. Ralph Hitwklns.

Mrs. Robert Jones. Miss Hattie Rutcher. Sherman Ray lea. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Reeve. Miss Florence Reeve, Mrs. Cook and family of East New York. DOWN AT EAST QTJOGTJE.

Sunshine Euchre a Feature of the Week's Events. East Quogue, L. August 3 On Wednesday nigh? Mrs. Charles Nied-ner, president of Queen Esthers Circle of the Sunshine Society, gave a euchre for the benefit of the Gardner Sunshine Day Nursery at the Caffrny Houso. The evening was greatly enjoyed by all.

The euchre was followed by dancing. Mrs. M. Rockwell of Manhattan, although an expert euchre player, only succeeded in capturing the booby prizo. Other prizes were won by tho Misses Martin, Rockwell and Sutton.

Those present were: Mrs. Menken, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. "Long-Ivjtharn. Mrs.

Xledner. the Misses Rockwell, Magulre, Sutton, Martin. 'aftrey. Menken, Messrs. Yrachtfta, Houston, MacCubbin, Wieners.

Last Sunday a shore dinner at the beack was enjoyed by the guests of the Caitrey House. Mrs. Xiedner has become an expert oars-wnnian on Die Shinnecock Hay, and Miss Gertrude Menken is falling the Marion. The. Mis.fes A.

and M. M'-Gulre have been entertaining the guests with their charuiinj shining and playing. Miss Mabel It-x-kiveil is an adept swimmer and has issued an open challenge for tiie championship of the rharlr-s Hous.ten of Brooklyn, with bis aiothT and si.jtT. arrived at the Caffry on Wednesday in tht ir touring car, having ixiilf recird run to East Quotiu diref.tly Iron i Brooklyn In two hours. The coining: week promises to be even more lively than last, which was considered A record-breaker.

All sorts of social diversion and nutdour sports are on the calendar. Miss Sutton is planning a straw ride to Quoque. GLEN COVE'COLQNISTS. Glen Cove, L. Aug.

With the principal interests of this resort centering around tho cottage colony, the Nassau Country Club, and thi yacht anchorage the harbor, the present season is one the most brilliant and enjoyable in the history of the resort. Several purlins have tried camping out in aionff tlu shor' anion th jsh of the past w.f -k beinff on- party at Kast Beach. insist In of Mrs W. 1 I-aws-n. rhaiwrin; and tht Misws Cynthia Lav.

son. Elsie Eastman, ElizHbcth S'aroan. Anoth-r party, headed by John II. Southanl, went to Indian Harbor. Among recent among the cottagers have been Miss Miry Ryan.

Miss Nellie Dineen. Daniel Deasv. Miss Amelia Hanley, Miss Margaret Madden, Miss Helen Deslle. Miss Annie Cocks, Miss Lillian Ooraty, Mif-s Florence Oeraty. Mis3 Alice McCully.

Mi mi Claribel McCully. Miss Dora Dunlin, Edward Donlln, Mrs. Margaret Rushmore, Stephen Cox, Miss Grace Payne, Miss Josephine Brown, Miss Pauline Nagersaat, Mrs, Henry Leeger, Mis Leeger, 3 of a of of Z. M. E.

Mil MOUNTAINS Continued From Pago 3. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. A. Adler and family.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Adler and family. Mr.

and Mrs. I. Gotheit and family. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C.utleib, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Uuftennan. Mr. and Mis.

J. ltosun-Ihal and lainlly. Miss Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Abrams, Miss Tertelbaum, Mrs. J. Handler, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Marder, Mr. and Mrs. H. Davidowlts, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kaffer-nun, Alex Goldberg, Miss Lansfelder, Miss blllle 'Zimmerman. Miss Hattie Morrlss, Miss Hose Cahn, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Schindler, Miss Sadie Kchier, Mims l-'aullne Friedman, Mr, and Mrs. J. Berlin, Miss T. Baer, Mrs.

M. Schwartz. Dr. and Misses LaKarnick, Miss Hester Radorsky, Max Rubenstein. Ham S.

Greenback, Mrs. J. A. Adler, the Misses Miss Fannie Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs.

M-YVeiss, Manhattan. DELHI'S OLD HOME. Delhi. N. Aug.

3 One of the fea tures promised for the Old Home Week at Delhi will be the production of the pretty little play entitled "A Game of Hearts. under the direction of Miss Maria Hodd, assisted by local and out-of- town talent. Mrs. A. Hinman of Brooklyn Is spending the week here.

CAMPS AT CAIRO. Colony May Have to Be Started to Accommodate Visitors. Cairo, N. August 8 If the Cairo hotel men had a few more people at their bouses to-night, they would be obliged to start a colony of camps to accommodate them, as all of the houses are crowded and the number of arrivals is regulated by the departures as soon as a patron at one of the houses leaves another has been booked for the vacant room. The Evergreen Grovo House received the greatest number of arrivals Saturday that it has ever received In a single day, ililing every rtjom in the house for the night.

Among tha recent coiners there are Mrs. Lawrence Ma loney, Lester Daves, George Schumann, Mrs. G. M. Pope, Miss Caroline Pope, Miss Don.tta Pope, Brooklyn; Miss Helen Kelly, Miss ti.

M. Roche, Miss Dora Heiman, Miss Mary Heiman. Miss Ginsburgh, Mrs. Kate Keelan, Mrs. John J.

Donnelly. Miss Grace Donne Adolph Strauss, Henry Straus, E. Zclner, Miss Agnes Casey, Julian Howard, Miss Loretta Kelly, Manhattan. Walter Hotel is well filled. Among its recent arrivals are W.

X. McEvoy. Master W. H. McEvoy.

F. W. Frazee, F. Zerbe. C.

A. MNebus, George W. Eberle. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles T. Miller, Mrs. Kaulden Clark, Charles Warner, Manhattan; William J. McElroy. Miss May nei io bcnancK, William J.

uuien, Fleugebheim, H. 0. Scherer. H. 8.

Dermott, Mrs. L. Keefer, H. C. Reed, Miss Gerald tie Kegan, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles "Wells, William Watson, Brooklyn Arrivals at the Columbian Include Major J. B. Ketchum, W. Wedum.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews. Miss Lillian Farrell.

Miss Anna Farrell, Miss Florence Farrell, Miss Julia Cowley. Peter J. Morrison. Miss Morrison. Miss McKenna, Louis They son, Brooklyn; Miss Arabella Marks.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Parker and family, Miss Frances McGinn is, R.

H. Clinch, Miss Marie McCarthy, Manhattan. A large crowd Is summering at the Pine Grove Farm House. Among them are Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Ruiz, A. Brooks, Miss Kathryn Me-Garry, Miss Lynch, Miss Shannon. Louis Rutz, Mr. and Mrs. D.

Dunn, Miss LIHie Dunn, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. H. Lurrie, Miss Lillian Durrie, Miss Ada Clow, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Heslln, Miss Mary Heslln, Miss Kate Heslln, John Heslln. James HcHim, William Donahue, Mrs. William Gilklnson, Miss Elvira Gilklnson. 8. Durrie.

Manhattan. Another crowd is registered at tha Twin Pine House. Among them are Mrs. Margaret Chrlstensen, Miss Marie Christen sen, C. J.

Chrlstcnsen, Brooklyn: Mrs. K. M. Tleman, Miss Jeannette Tieman, M. Chalce, Mrs.

James eeney. Miss Hose Feeney, Miss Mamie Fee-ney. Mrs. Frank W. Taylor, Miss Gertrude Taylor, Mrs.

E. J. Hcholz, Manhattan. The Maple Dawn leads the other houses In the number of arrivals during the past wees. Among them are: Miss E.

Burkardt O. Stuebinger, R. Buchanan, F. T. Johnson, la.

E. Clevenberg, Mrs. J. J. Langan, Miss M.

C. Langan. Miss G. M. Langan, Miss H.

E. Langan. Mrs. J. J.

McNally, Miss F. D. McXally, Miss A. McNally, Miss Morton. Miss J.

A. Laird, Miss A. T. Laird. Miss J.

Casey, J. Wilson. Miss Bessie Irwin. J. A.

Keating, Thomas D. Sullivan. J. Pendergast. R.

Steublnger, Mrs. E. J. Cabot. Mrs.

G. F. Wildey. W. R.

Torrance. Miss W. Steublnger. Mr and Mrs. W.

Katseusler and child. Mr. and Mrs. B. Schorer and daughters, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Siller and son. Miss C.

Altenberg. Manhattan; Miss G. Lacazette. Mr. and Mrs.

G. Ennis. Miss LaFlamme. Miss M. L.

Top ping. Mr. and Mrs. W. Schwartz.

Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Irwin.

Brooklyn. Tho Glen Falls House arrivals Include: Mrs. M. Ross and family, Joseph Reinhard. MIsb A.

Cook. C. Cook. Clifford Smith, Miss Irene Lawrencp, Brooklyn Miss M. Alyie.

Miss Bullfnger, Miss Lillian Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton. Manhattan. The Shinfflekill House arrivals include: Mr.

and Mrs. J. Reardon. Miss Oatley, Yonkers: D. L.

Smith. Miss McCarthy, Brooklyn, C. smith, Fiatbush. Miss Rose Ledwlth, a charming and popular Manhattan girl is enjovlng a brief vacation at Hillcrest. where she is a universal favorite with the other patrons of the house.

Jennlnes Hotel has among Its recent arrivals: Miss J. Hellmer. Mrs. M. E.

McKee. Mr. and Mrs. George Valentine. Charles Con-sidlne, Joseph Ruhl.

Thomas Hanna, Nicholas Haybach and familv, John A. Craig. Mrs. M. Blschoff.

William F. Blsrhoff. H. Kent. Edward McGrath.

William Linpott. George Archl-hold. William Edinger. George W. Klrchoff, Josenh T.

Carr. Louis H. KHtner. Harry Stubbintrs, C. J.

Leary, Misa C. C. Nelke, G. Wonke, Manhattan. CROWDS AT SOUTH CAIRO.

South Cairo. N. August 3 The visitor to South Cairo these days cannot help wondering where all the people come from and where all of them are stopping. The stranger thinks that the hotels are not largo enough to accommodate all of the crowd and the stranger la right, the hotels cannot accommodate all of the people so they have had to secure rooms outside for a number. Duncan Villa has an unusually large crowd there, and It is one of the liveliest crowds in the place.

They are enjoying evsry minute of tnoir time The Maleaka House has the best crowd that It has had in years, and the series of dances, card nartles and riding parties that has been arranged here leaves them very little time for lonesoinene.sa. The Far View House, one cf the most delightfully located places hero, has a splendid crowd that Is enjoying the cool breezes and restful feeling that comes from a visit to that plane. Pine Villa one of the most attractive of the houses here, has a big registration. Among thf arrivals this wtek nro: Miss Lulu Meyer. Mr.

Herman Tepe. West Hoboken. N. J. Miss Dorothy Ahrens.

KreNoherville. 8. Mr. S. Ha Hock, Brooklyn; Mrs.

J. Roche. Richard Roche, Josenh Roche. Edward F. Meyer, "Weehawken, N.

J. LIFE AT LEEDS. Leeds, N. August 3 There is plenty of life In the vicinity of the picturesque little hamlet of Leeds this week and dances, straw rides and mountain parties have been given in abundance. Th Green Iake House has the largest crowd that It ever had on the first Saturday in August and is refusing a number of applicants now.

The house is one of the prettiest here and always drawn a large crowd. The Green Lake Homestead has another crowd that are enjoying- every moment of tholr short vacation hre. There is a crowd at the Gypsy Point House that arc having excellent times. Recent arrivals include: William J. O' Leary.

William O'Lcory, M-s. N. Bennett, Miss Emma Logan. Miss M. A.

Murphy, Miss K. E. Nultv, Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. James Darrigan, Miss Helen Heyer, Miss Julia Hever, Mortimer Heyer, Miss M.

C. Kennan. Miss Sanfojd, Miss E. Keenan, Miss M. Regan.

Miss L. F. Russell. Patrick Waters, Mr. and Mrs, James Mi'Cauley, Manhattan.

Anoth- is quartered nt the Breeze Hill House. Recent arrivals thre Include: Mr. and Mrs. D. H.

McPannnd, Moster Daimy Vail. Thomas Heyland. Miss Alice M. A En gan. Robert En can.

Miss Hpen E. V. Farrell, Miss E. Dovie. Charles McDon-ough, Mrs.

Carlton, Manhattan. MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME. L'rlton, IS'. August 3 The season at Urlton through July has been rather light and the houses there did very little business during the early part of the month. They are making up for lost time, this week and the crowd that has made its appearance during the past week was the largest of the season and made all the houses livelier than usual.

Howard Hall, one of the old established houses, received a number of guests during the week and exnects to be fuij by to-night. Hoose Farm House, a homeiike place with moderate rates, seems to have made a hit and is doing an excellent business. The rotle Mountain House has a number guests that are enjoying tho fresh vegetables, pure air and pleasant surroundings that are ftund thoro. Palmer Homestead Is another of the resorts that is domg an eweiknt King's Villa has the largest crowd any Continued Prom Page 3. vided by Miss Baldwin and Miss Taper, furnished entertainment before the hostess serv.d the collation.

NORTH BRANCH SOJOURNERS. This summer resort is baving one of the banner seasons of Its boarding history. All of the bouses that eater to the summer trade are well filled, and social events are becoming more numerous every day. Theodore Decker of Brooklyn, sojournlns; at North Branch, Is one of the most expert of the that are sojourning here this season. Mr.

Decker's most remarkable feal was a walk to Liberty and a return trip ill six hours, a distance of twenty-four miles over extremely hilly country. Miss Mabel Hines and Miss Addle Holl of Brooklyn are spending the summer here. EVENTS AT MONTICELLO. The County Fair to Be Held Thla Month in Addition to Trotting r.aces. Monticello, N.

August 8 Summer activities are In full swing at the county seat of Sullivan. Every day witnesses the introduction of some now features to add to the of amusements for the so journers until the round Is practically complete. The village Is looking with great anticipation to the two coming events of August the county fair, which will be held during the last week of the month, and the annual races at the Driv ing Park, which are scheduled for the third week in August. Miss Irma Lewis of Brooklyn is considered one of the must expert of the numerous anglers summering at Monticello. Miss Lewis' chief delight Is bass fishing, and she has made record catches on Klamesha, Kenoza and the other bass lakes of the country.

Mrs. G. L. Darling Is spending the season at Monticello as the guest of Mrs. Charles Smith of Brooklyn, who has a cottage at the resort.

Ihe towns recent arrivals include: The Palatine John A. Smith. Patrick Burns, Thomas Duffy, Miss Bertha Frankenstein, Morris Frankenstein, Mrs, J. O'Donovan, Miss Marie Hogan, James Bcdek. E.

J. Denur, Mr. and Mrs. John Ford, D. L.

Beal, William Horsefleld, W. Wright, A. B. Baldwin, E. Morgenthal, Henry Hortzman, J.

Kepper, Gleltmann, A. Berk, C. Bardos, G. Her-zog, L. H.

Hoag, F. M. dlmpsoh, Leoree, F. A. Landen, Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart, N. W. Waters, Mr. and Mrs.

Gotthold, James Shelling, J. T. Gorton, E. Phillips, W. Beyea, Miss Pearl Beyea, Miss M.

Howell, Miss A. Walker, Victor Hoffman. J. M. Watson.

J. O. Sarclle, Patrick Farley, H. O. Stewart, Hlver, Jennie Duman, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Tuthill, K. F. Carroll, John Reillnger, Miss M.

Davis, Mlsa B. Davis. Rockwell House Mr. and Joseph O. Mayo and child, Mrs.

Chester Smith, Miss L. Wait, A. G. Pricher. W.

Watson, lsaao Cole, F. H. Claude, A. Barkemann, A. Nealle, Lawrence Heulsch, Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Wallace. N.

J. McGrath, J. J. Duff v. H.

H. Cooper, M. J. Mundorf and daughter, J. Maloney, Joseph Flnley, George Bonder, D.

S. Hill, John A. Rooney, T. Anderson, Sylvester Taunt-it, Mr. and Mrs.

M. H. Deane, N. E. Hames, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Clark, W. S. Lybolt, W.

E. Kennedy, Byrne and family. James Hutchinson, W. E. Austin, J.

C. Golden, George Kloan, Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Brush, W.

H. Stephens, John J. Har-gener, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Spenser and two children.

W. H. Star. D. Cummines, E.

Ham, H. A. Tremner, John J. Hargney, John Egletz. F.

B. Patterton, Mrs. William Rolleston, J. K. Bigger, Henry Galller.

J. C. Glender, E. H. Walton, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Qulnn and family, H. S. Rowe, Miss Hattie Mund-han, Mrs.

W. F. Chase, Miss Nora Mulligan. Mansion House J. P.

Martin, W. Tabbots. S. M. Pcllnia.

August Reiss, Miss Josephine Cossack, Miss Ida Friedman, Harry Friedman, Miss Leah K. Ray, Miss Gussle Welel, Miss Busslo Weistl, C. Spelsy ami familv. Carl Temple, Miss Numack. Mr.

Jiurker, Miss Minnie Friedman. Miss Hannah Friedman, Miss Sadie Friedman. Coleman 1,. Dirk. Carl Temple.

C. IV. Morowitz and son, Ktnt, Mrs. Hlutsky and niece, Thrmaa nullum, xeuipie, j-i. anirn.

m. riaumann, Mrs. Kopple, Mrs. Cohen. Philip Welssner, P.

Welssner. M. Lippamin, C. M. Brown, Simon Renin.

G. W. Dalgonas. Jacob Horwltz. Mr.

and Mrs. E. F. Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Lclpzlger. Mr. and Mn. Greenberg, Albert Hremmer.

M. Frankel, Miss Harriet GellerL. J. Bnisot, Mrs. Deutch, Mrs.

Feldman. Mr. E. Winters, F. Leso, M.

Loraccp, Miss Jennie Brosom. Mies Fannie Abramson. The Frank Leslie John L. Tobln Miss M. V.

Sullivan, Miss N. O. Sullivan, Miss Lillian Mitchell, James McGaffoy. Mrs. M.

K. Nal bert, Robert Martinez, Mrs. A. Del Salle and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Watson, Frsnl Logan. Miss Myda Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson.

Miss Claire Charlton. Mrs. Ceorg Tnylor, Miss Taylor, Miss Ainv Tavlor. Master Thomas Taylor. Mrs.

R. E. Wood antt daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Wilson. Miss Marian Wilson. Miss Alice Wonloy, Miss J.

A. Kingsland. G. Morhel. Mrs.

Barry. Miss Eleanor I-arrv. Miss Frances Brnnie, Miss Laura Brome, Miss Mary Starr. Miss Hilda Iwls, Harry Octjen. John O.

Goetz, William Mo-Lean, Benjamin F. Stephens. i AT KIAMESHA LAKE. Many Social Events for Guests at Hotels. Klamesha Lake, N.

August 3 Social events of the week have centered as usual about the affairs of the Kiame-sha Inn ct this resort. All sorts of social functions have taken place during the week, and all of them met with great favor from the patrons of the large hotel. The benefit concert and the ball given under the direction of Manager Martin Birnbaum, were very successful. Late arrivals at Klamesha Inn Include Miss Louisa Herschall, Miss Clara Schwarzman, Miss Laura Hirsch, Dr. H.

Alexander, S. M. Bomzon, J. H. Grubman, Mrs.

Grubman, Miss Fannie Atkins. A. M. Levy. Miss Ida Woll-relch, Miss Emma Schiff.

Mr. Lesnuck, H. Harlem. Miss Crohn. Mrs.

Rosenzweig, Mrs. J. Brown and daughter, Charles Canter, Miss Florence Aaronson, Miss Mildred Keller, George Chillon, S. Parnass, Harry Valcoff, D. L.

Beock, I. Flschman. Robert H. F.ngel, Alexander, Theodore Levin, S. Kpsteln.

Mr. Htoopack. Miss Saille Greenberg, S. Server, I Rllch, Mr. Markowltz.

Israel Llpnman, 8. Rottenberg. Jacob Hyman, A. E. TTroety, L.

Beuman, Miss Jennie Llsk, Samuel Llsk, Mr. Beschel, D. Shapiro, D. D. Donlgan.

Miss Anna Schneider, I. Shapiro, I. Comosky. Mrs. Hacker, Mrs.

B. Kosumsky, Abe Keve, J. Sehwarzwald, Dr. A. Dincln, Sidney Redel-shumer.

AT THOUSAND ISLANDS. A Gay Social Season Many Boating? Events Some of the Brooklyn Visitors. Frontenac, X. Y-, August 3 August at resorts along the upper St. Lawrence River promises to eclipse any previous season from the standpoint of attendance and social gayety.

At the h-Ucls dancing, whist and euchre parties, clock golf and musiealcs mi verau.la and lawn form the chtef amusements, while in aquatics power boat racing reigns supreme. A water carnival Iwnan on Thursday at Alexandria Bay and motor boat races under the auspices of the St. Lawrence liiver Yacht Club were held Friday and to-day. In the evening there was a grand illumination and fireworks display. Over 5,0" jo jwrsons witnessed the festivities.

Many valuable silver cups were awarded. The Frontenac Golf club will begin its an- nual tournament on August 3. lasting five days, with medal play for the line Fronienao cups. The course Is in excellent condition and a large list of entries is anticipated. The races for eiThtefn-f'ters, held at Glen Island in the Canadian channel, resulted in a victory for the speedy Crescent of the Crescent Yacht Club.

The events lasted thi. days and were under the Eastern Yacht Ilacing Circuit of I-ake Ontario. Thousand Islands are as popular this pcason ns ever with Hrooklj nites. many of whom own summer hutnes in this region. Among tha Hr-pokiyn transients who arrived here the past week ar Miss Lillian Conway, at Alexandria Hay; Miss D.

C. Itrennan. Miss 1). H. Law, Mrs.

C. A. White and children. Miss Helen Cassldy and Miss V. I Justcs nf Jamaica.

Lone Island, who are at Thousand island Park. At Clayton are Miss Hardy, Mrs. B. Howard. W.

A. Underbill and Mrs. A. H. Ford, of Brooklyn.

Mrs. and Miss Fleming. C. J. Morton.

Miss Anni Palmer. Mrs. M. Allen and Miss Allen. nf Brooklyn, are at Hotel Columbian, Thous and idlai.d Park.

Grance Day will he celebrated at the Park on August when Lieutenant Governor Chan will be the pmi'-tpiil fpeaKcr. Tt. in understood that the society horse show scheduled for August at Ed wood Park has been Indefinitely postponed owing to the late-nnFs of the season und the fact that several lending horse owners cannot bijnff their stables tg the river this Continued From Page 2. Maud Stokes, of Brooklyn, at Sunny Brook Farm; Mrs. M.

Bart and Miss A. Hart, Brooklyn, at Bray's cottage: A. July and faintly, Brooklyn, at the Waason cottage; tr. Kogers and family, Brooklyn at Kogers' rottuge; U. fiweezy and family, Brooklyn, at Bwet-zy cottage; J.

M. Louden and family, Brooklyn, at Louden cottage; Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Lupton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hoge and Master Charles A. Hoge, Brooklyn, at Momuweta cottage; Mr.

and Mrs. John Huslnc, Mian Annie HusLng, Miss Martha Husing, Miss Ma-hfl Husing, John Husing, and John Tribcken, Brooklyn, at Musing's cottage; Mrs. H. Timmerman and family, Brooklyn, at Gil-dersleeve's bungalow; Miss May lensmorc, Brooklyn, at Teed cottage; John Wilkshear and family, Brooklyn, at Hamilton iann; Judge Henry F. Haggerty and family, Brooklyn, at his cottage; Mrs.

Baldwin and family and Mr. McGulre and family, Brooklyn, at Tuthill cottage: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weir. Mr.

and Mrs. William Flanagan. Mrs. Phebe Weir, Brook lvn, at the Waters farm; Mr. and Mm.

Charles A. May. Brooklyn, at the SUk-worth cottage. Glen wood arrivals-The Rev. George W.

Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alster. William Mains, Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Mills and family. Van Brunt Tandy and family. Mrs.

John E. Howe and family, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Stoney, Ozone Park, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Rush. Mr and Mrs.

Koukol, Miss Anna C. Michel, Mien Frances Ieppig, Miss Louise Walter. Manhattan; Thomas H. Reed, Mount Vernon. Mattltuck House Miss May Kelley.

Mist Kate Kelley, Brooklyn; Mtis Marguerite Wad-dell, Philadelphia; J. Arthur Kiley, Brooklyn. HIM View Farm Mr. and Mrs F. C.

and daughter. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Southard and Toledo. O. Miss Annie Drake. Newark. N.

Miss Jennie Fash. Manhattan; Carl 3. Burr. Comma'-k; Gilson J'enny, Jamaica; William J. Hath.

Mount Vernon: Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith.

Manhattan. Mattltuck Harbor Inn Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McNJel and family.

Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. rouse and family. Miss Marie Hirsch-berff, Emll Stein.

Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Berhrnuer.

Mr. and Mrs. Lpste and niece, Manhattan. Kenlo Park cottages Mr. and Mrs.

Gustav Beyer, Charles Beyer. Weehawken, N. Mr. Beyer, New Haven. Mr.

and Mrs. Bowman and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jlowman, and family; Mr. and Mrs.

Burger, Mrs. Hermes and family. Weehawken. N. Mrs.

Meisan-holder, Manhattan; Mrs. Voinier. Staten Island, Ingleside Coutage Julius Parr. Manhattan, Master Arthur Parr. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Parr. Percy Parr, Brooklyn; Miss L. Hence, Master Sidney FIsk. West Hoboken, N.

J. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damcke. Iss A gnes Damrke, Miss Grace Hoey.

Ridgefleld Park. N. Miss Mary Van Wagner, John Van Wagner and family. Brooklyn; F. Ualrh and family, Weehawken.

N. Miss Julia Kelley, Brooklyn; Theodore Bay and family. Manhattan; William Van Wagner. Mr. and Mrs.

John Nellls and family, Brooklyn; Miss Mary L. Leary, Poughkeepsie; Miss Mamie Murphy, Manhattan; Miss Laura Bnesiger. Richmond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Rutan, and family, Man- ittan.

PINOCHLE IS POPULAR. German Card Game One of the Favorite Diversions of the Amityville Summer Colony. Amityville, L. August 3 The season pX the Newpolnt Hotel is now In full tewing, and Proprietor Ewen Hathaway find his assistants are kept busy looking Dut for the interests of guests. State Senator and Mrs.

E. M. Travis and family of Brooklyn are among the rucent arrivals at the Newpoint. The Senator devotes a great deal of his time to sailing and angling In the bay, and since he has been here he has FiiceeeUed in landing many a uiucli.sti and weak fish. Pinochle is the most popular card game at the hotel ami there are so many gue.its who experts at the game.

Proprietor Hatnaway arranging for a tourney. Four prizes, divided equally between men and women players, vill be given the winners. Mrs. H. Watson leads the women and William MacGofTog the men in the informal games thus far played.

Last Monday the Manufacturers Association of Brooklyn was here on an outing, stopping jat the Newpoint for lunch, and going on to Oak Island, where alt took a dip and ate dinner. So many guests at the hotel play tennis the committee, planning for a tennis tournament. a handicap tourney and play will' probably jiot be over lor a weeK or ten days. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar P. Foster, who had been in Maine for a month, returned here last and are at their cottage on Ocean avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Westervelt have returned la their home In Bay Hldge after a pleasant -stay here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geurgj iW. Gates of Ocean avenue.

Cottagers have begun to go to nearby beaches to pass a wek or two. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (:. i-ian! Itroadway, who own a Imuse on Hemlock street, are occupying It and have as guests a party of friends from Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Squires are pausing -a week at thMr cottage at High Hill Beach.

i A fair for the beneilt or St. Martin's Church will be held hem on August 22, 23 and 24. The S'juth Bay Yacht Club of I'aichogue, during Its stay here while on its annual cruise, was entertained by the L'nqua Corinthian Yacht Club. The local club gave a vaudeville entertainment and supper In honor of the visitors. Late Brooklyn and Manhattan arrivals at ihe Newpoint follow: i From Brooklyn Mr.

and Mrs. "Washburn, H. B. Hamilton. R.

M. Darling, Charles Miller, Miss Florence Miller, Joseph Lantry, -Mrs. W. tlorharn. Ml "3 K.

B. Gorham, Will-Jam B. Gorham, Miss E. I.lma. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Spence, Miss Helen Hpence, Master 'Harold hpence, Mrs. A.

15. Foster, C. Fowler, Mr. and Mm Bainhridgo, MIkh Balnbridge and Senator and Mrs. K.

M. Travis. From Manhattan Mrs, J. Christie, Miss Christie, K. C.

Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. Deker-son, Telfair Minton, J. M.

Minton, C. Hahn, K. Rita, Charles Gibbs, A. Monjo, J. It.

Curley. Mr. Peck. Martin Drtscoll. Dr.

and Mrs. R. V. Constable, Mrs. Alice Ward, Miss iJorothv Constable, Mi-Js IU'-llle Constable, "Mrs.

T. D. Day. J. Ru.is Womple.

11. ISchnvder, Mr. Wemple, A. C. Thenston.

Mr. an'l Mrs. Ottinger, Mr. and Mis. Ladd and J.

Tan-. AT LONG ISLAND'S FAR END. Creenport Sojourners, Many in Number, Are Having a Very, Jolly Summer. Greenport. L.

August 3- Continued fine weather ha3 kept the summer colonists hero in the best of spirits, and the eeasoa is one of the liveliest in many years. C. E. Rector and party also recently returned fruni a three cruise aiing the Maine cuast in Mr. Itt-c tor's A lan tic.

The has been at the Larchmuiit races during the week. Mrs. Ge-jjfje Anns and Miss Elizabeth Van Nostrand end party recently sailed around Shelter Island in the yacht San San. Miss Gladys (Judehmd of Manhattan recently t-mertinred a large iiarly ut luncheon at Km.b Hill, at Sandy Beach, M. S.

Preston and family entortiiinrd a party of twenty-six at their cottage (Y'darlte recently. Among local baseball fans enthusiasm for the tumie team is still at its height, although in an eleven inning nam' last week Gre-npoj-: was by by a scorr of 4 to 1. To-day the local team plays against Kast Qii'igue here. Ye Clark House Carl E. Gilsr.n.

Xvack; Charles Coughty, Xy-k: F. J. K. Tullniiin, Moriches; IJ. M.

KrirHiill. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Rojv. Mr. and Mrs. H. If.

Ruy.f. AV. G. I.aird. Manhattan Gr.ugr- K.

Shields, Man-Inltun; I. it. Hrooklvn; an1 Mrs. P. Howard.

Mrs. G. H. Zlnr'ke Manhattan. Edward H.

of MnnhTttan. James Knox of IJrowklm, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas 1,. fcllirnan of Manhattan, Charles U. Greene.

At the Booth Houfc From Brooklyn. Franklin li. My nek. Mrs. James CooW, MLs Heln Coop.r.

L1- Hpnnard and dnutrh ter. also -Mrs iicKwith or Manhattan, and Dr. Humphreys and t'armily of oristoun. X. J.

Othr itMnt riut-sts among the co.m-iFis have fntn Hrooklyn, Mrs. A nianda Wyrtzen and two daughters. Mrs. l.iilK and Miss Carrio Wyri.rn. Miss UlUn I'aris.

Mips Kisie Smith. Walt-r Kuriis. Somas'. S. Wentwrth Hort-'t.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton.

All'-n Hamilton. Mrs. Char'1? im. 'hail's Evorert Koop. Mrs.

A. John Sturrovk. Miss Edna Bury. From Manh.illnn. Mis hiilian Harris.

Mrs. and lamily. Mrs. Durand. Fr.rn othr pincs.

Mts. W'hittak'jr and daughter, Mrs. Chns. Crandall. Kenneth CraiidHll, Mr.

and Mr, I'nrv Thurston. Miss Lulu Thursion. Edna Huyhes, Miss Mane Blatz. Miss licilliu V3ii Tuyl, Miss Helen Xati Tui JLJiudlvy Reynolds, GABFESTS AT SAYVILLE. They Are Conducted hy the Easket Club Women Only Members.

Sayville, L. August 3 Euchres and dances, with golf and yachting, form the combination of pleasure here these delightful summer days. A shirt waist dance was the feature at the Elmore last Saturday night, and the talk about it fcas not ended yet. The prize winners at Monday's euchre J. in of Young Brooklynite Severely When Launch Blew Up at Bar Harbor.

NEWS ALONG MAINE COAST, Society Very Busy Giving. Dinners. Events at Temple of Arts. Bar Harbor, August 3 A serious gasoline explosion "occurred Monday morning In the harbor, 'when the naphtha launch owned by William Medlicott Fleit-m arm of Brooklyn blew up, creating con siderable damage. The tank of the boat became leaky, and a good-sized store of gasoline became confined under the bottom of the tank, which exploded when the boat waa started.

Mr. Fleitmann's son and the engineer were on board at the time, but luckily escaped snrlous injury by protecting themselves with their arms and hands. Young Feltraann was severely burned about the face, while the engineer escaped unhurt. Considering the amount of gasoline on board, and their nearness to It, their escape seems little short of miraculous. The craft was partially wrecked, necessitating an overhauling of the machinery and repairing the deck.

Of course there has been entertaining galore during the past week. of the prettiest dinners was given Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. O. J.

Wells at the Place cottage, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. William E. Shepherd. Dr.

and Mrs. Bos worth. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Stevens 11 man, Mrs. L. Fiedler, Mrs. George Place, Professur Carl Lumholz and Mr. Hicknell.

Mrs. Daniel T. Worden was also among the entertainers of Tuesday, having two tables at bridge at the Belmont. The guests were Mrs. Spencer Biddle.

Mrs. JUi Hunt, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. J. H.

Foster. Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Arthur weiiman and Mrs. Fay.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Livingston were also among the entertainers of Tuesday evening, having a dinner of twelve covers at Callendcr House. Miss Callender was among the entertainers of the week, giving a luncheon to five Monday at the swlmlng club, while Ellsha Dyer Hubbard gave a luncheon to three.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner M. Ieeds entertained at dinner at Balance Rock Friday evening In hf-nor of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Moore. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Ketter-linus, Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Weiiman, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward B. Mears, Miss Edith Taylor, Miss Agnes Carpenter, Victor Cushman, Dr. French and Dr. Horace Stokes. Saturday was rather a busy day for the entertainers.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner M. Leeds, who have been by far the most extensive en-talners this summer, gave a large bridge party at Balance Rock In the afternoon. Among the late comers to the luisburg are Mr.

and Mrs. H. Emery Siegrist, Mr. and Mrs. Edward V.

Burrell of Brooklyn. Wednesday night was the banner one for dinners, half a dozen large functions being i given previous to the Malvern hop. The hostesses Included Mrs. Arthur Weiiman, Mrs. Ji, Moran.

Mrs. Robert Coleman Drayton anu Mrs. John A. King. AT NORTHEAST HAUBOR.

Northeast Harbor, Me.r August 3 The opening of August has seen a busy week at this smaller sister of Bar Harbor. Late arrivals at the Kimball House inciune Miss A. B. Fletcher. Miss Morgan.

Miss Parah Mr. and Mm. Francis Xewton. Manhattan: Mrs. W.

R. K. Taylor, DeCourcey L. Taylor, Lawrence, L. Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Chase. BriMklyn. Late additions to the cottacre colony include Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Morrison of Manhattan, R. Hurnharn Moffat of Brooklyn, Mrs. George W. Smith of Manhattan, A.

Vennlngton "Whitehead, the Misses Whitehead. Mrs. Alden Sampson, Edward Sampson of Manhattan. Late comers to tne weasiae, sear naruur, include Mrs. Charles Myers, the Misses Jean- ette, Mary and Amy Myers of Hempstead, L.

I. Among the Brooklyn families at Northeast are Mrs. John 13. Leech. Miss Charlotte L.eech, Robinson Leech, Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Melch- er. Miss Julia J. Pierrenont.

Mr. and Mrs. Da. vld M. Morrison, Mr.

and Mrs. 1. Burnham MofTatt. CASTINE VISITORS. Castine, August 3 This resort la well In the midst of its summer season, and good judges say that more people are here at the present timo man in any previous year.

Certainly all the hotels are full and new comers arriviug daily. A number of new cottages have been built this year, at the head of which list is the Baker cottage at Dyce's Head, which is now nruprlallv r.imnlelfil and occupied bv Mr 3. Charles Baker of Brooklyn with a party of friends. Work is begun on the extension or the cottape grounds at Xautllus Island, where another Brooklyn summer residant will have a large estate. OST M00SEHEAD LAKE.

Many Pleasant Affairs In Which Brooklynite3 Participated. Kinco, Mooschead Lake, Maine, August The week has been a merry one, in spite of some stormy days, and numerous social pleasures and sporting events have claimed the attentlou of the crowd of summer people gathered at Kineo. One of the most pleasant features of the week was a steamer party given by Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Judson of Brooklyn to a number of their friends, among them being the Brooklyn people here. Another delightful affair was the moonlight sail and lunch which Mrs. George E. Marcus of Manhattan tendered to about thirty of bfr friends Sunday night.

A delightful bridge party was Riven ny Mrs. w. H. Dougherty of Brooklyn to a num ber of her friends. The prize winners were Hanson L.

Withers of Philadelphia. Mrs. c. ri.irk of Manhattan. Hr.

A. Carlton Pot ter of Boston and Mrs. George E. Marcus of Manhattan. Th golf tournament of the season opened on Saturday with a clock green match play puttinar contest.

There were eighteen entries, and the match was won by Mrs. M. D. Patterson of Manhattan. ho held the championship for putting last season.

Second prize was taken by C. A. Moore, of Philadelphia. A consolation putting match will be held Wednesday of this wepk, and a match team contest, 18 holes, on Saturday. Monday afternoon the ride shooting match was commenced fur the Xash trophies.

Best score went to Dr. Rowland Cox, of Manhattan, among ihc men, and to Miss Warren New Haven, among the women. Four new cups have been offered by J. M. Clurk of Philadelphia, for rifle shotting.

Other portal functions and outing pleasures enjoyed by Bronklynltes summering here were picnic up Moose River, and a series of progressive bridge and dancing parties. Among the late Brooklyn arrivals A. J. Dudley, who Is to open his cottage ne.ir Xort- west Carry. A gii'-st of interest during the past week was Dr.

William J. Long, whom the President has designated as the "nature fakir." who Is going Into camo at Lobster Lake for thp summer with his family. Among the later arrivals are Marion P. Williams and Helen W. Williams of Fleming-ton, X.

J. Mr. and Mrs. It. M.

Thomas of Manhjttan; J. W. Webber. Chlca-go; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Conk tin and family. Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Snow. Xewtonvill. Dr. Mrs.

E. 'P. Steadman and family, of Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Head Manhattan. Dr. and Mrs. H.

Williams, Passaic. X. J. Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin V. Lloyd. Phi lade and Clarendon H. Pfelf-fvr, Manhattan. AT POLAND SPRING.

Maine Besort Has a Large Number of Guests. Poland Spring, August 3 The changes In the house lists incident to the arrival of the guests who spend the early weeks of the summer at the beach resorts have been numerous at the hotels htre, although a greater part than usual the regular annual visitors to Poland Spring came early this season. The following arrivals during the week registered from New York: Poland Spring House Mr. and Mrs. Francis W.

Young. Dr. P. Fuller. Dr.

D. A. Mrt m. Miss Sylvia Allen, from Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Fnote, Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick Brooks. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Boyle. J.

Lafabregu-i. Delos McCurdy. Arthur Ltnz, Miss Fanny M. Lins. Paul Mayer.

Kdwin Mayr, H. Flam-mer, Harold Flammer. Thomas J. Shan ley. Daniel J.

Kane. George V. Coe, E. B. Hall.

Mrs. W. D. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Schlesinger, Myron W. Whitnv. Mr. and Mrs.

Fullerton Wells, Dr. and Mrs. H. Bartholomew. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Smith, E. C. J.

berlln. J. J. Smith, Miss 13. Mulligan, Mrs.

M. Muellenbroch, A. 8. Levy. C.

Connelly. Dr. J. Frank. F.

J. Stern, Manhattan; Mrs. M. Giles, Mrs. Goldsmith, Miss H.

Rosenweig, Miss B. Rosenweig, Mr. and Mrs. D. Walter, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Nathan, Miss P. Nathan, Brooklyn. THE GRAND HOTEL.

Grand Hotel, N. August 3 The season' at the Grand Hotel is breaking all records and the Grand Hotel Company are to be congratulated on the new manager of the house. Among the recent arrivals there are: Miss I. D. Juff-rds, DavM H.

Jaeobson, John W. Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen-stein. George V.

Walter, Miss Sophie Doctor, E. Newberger, Samuel Cohn, Max Meyers, Miss Agnes S. Geer. 8. B.

Trauerman, J. S. Aron, A. Sterhj, J. Stern, Mrs.

A. Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Levy, Jacob Rechentz and family, William H. Ford.

John Newton. Will-lam J. Worcester, Lee RIchinan, Leo J. Meln-hard. Mortlmor E.

Rosen baum, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Josephethal and family, Alfred tackier, jr.

Walter Untermayer, Irving Ober-felder, Fred N. Wilzln. Manhattan; Dr. Will-lam L. Lore, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Levy, Brooklyn. SOUTH DURHAM LIVELY. South Durham, N.

August 3 South Durham has been exceedingly lively during the past week and the liveliest place there has been the Paramount. Messrs. Wright and Becker, who are furnishing the musical end of the programmes at the various events here, are two popular Brooklyn musicians that have made an excellent reputation here this season by the of the programme that they render daily. Among the arrivals here are: Mr. and Mrs.

D. Devlne, Miss L. Ronan. C. Cohn, G.

Curley, Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare. Miss R. Walsh, Mr.

and Mrs. Petrocelll, Manhattan: L. Levin-son. Miss Welmpalil, Miss M. Nash.

Miss Paige. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jannickv, Miss M.

Jannlcky, Master E. Jannicky, Otto Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Brooklyn. GAYHEAD HEIGHTS.

Gayhead, N. Aug. 3 The heights above South Cairo, known as Gayhead, are waking up from the dullness experienced during the past month and the houses there have been catering to a large crowd of people during the past two weekB, The Wllkins House has a large crowd this week. Among the late arrivals are Mr. and Mrs.

W. Agnettl, Alexis Agnetti, Miss Dorothea Agnettl, Miss Hazel Agnettl, Miss Constance Agnettl. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hlndt, Milton Hlndt, Miss Fannie Hlndt, Miss M.

Flaherty. Misses Ella and Sara Lane, Mrs. Brennan, John Brennan. Willie Brennan, George Brennan, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Zimmerman, Miss Beatrice Zimmerman. Peter 8. Hubert, Miss Marie Shea, Mrs. M. Taymr, Mrs.

E. K. Smith, Miss Virtue Smith, Manhattan. A good sized crowd are enojying the hospitality of the Golden Hill House. Among them are Mrs.

J. Benson, Miss Benson, Mrs. W. Carroll and family, Mrs. L.

Freese and sons, Mrs. E. Thatcher, Mrn. J. Merrlt and family, Mrs.

J. Romer, F. Scheld, Miss Barry, J. Manecke, Manhattan; Mrs. A.

Ackermann and son, Brooklyn. The Pleasant View House at Sunslde has among its recent arrivals Miss E. Rtroh- hecker. Miss J. Loercher, Miss 8.

Rldgway, Brooklyn; Mrs. J. McGtnnls. Miss E. Me- Glnnls, Master Harry McGlnnls, Long Island City; W.

Walters, Manhattan. The Pine Grove -House has received a number of arrivals this week sufficient to fill the house. Among them fere Mr. and Mrs. W.

Fltzglbbons, W. F. Montgomery. W. F.

Ac- cardy. Miss Bessie Kelly. Miss Agnes Cianeey, Miss Jennie Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mullen.

Miss Hammerand, Manhattan. Another crowd are comfortably quartered at the Bonanza Glen House. Among their late arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Truehart, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Wandres and child. Mrs. W. Paulus, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Gauer, Master Albert Gauer, Manhattan; James Kenny, William Qulgley, Harry O'Donohue, Brooklyn, MOUNTAIN" PARTIES. Klskatom. N. August 3 Mountain parties have been a popular diversion at Kiskatom during the week and nearly every one of the houses there have or ganized several of them since last Sunday.

Kiskatom Retreat, the leading house here, has a crowd of arrivals this week. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews, Mrs. J.

Vaughn, Mrs. Jennie Gibbons, Miss Agnes Hackmnnn, Miss Marie Cunversy, Miss E. A. Bush, Miss N. M.

Rolfe, Miss Maud Hilbard, Miss Jeannette Tendler, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Washington, Mrs.

G. F. Carroll. Mrs. M.

Smith. Miss E. Moench. Manhattan; Samuel McKnight. F.

K. Van Antwerp. Miss Mary E. Lynch, Miss Matheson, Brooklyn. The Mountain View House arrivals include Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. De Hart, Ralph Cochran, Brooklyn; John S. Acton, Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Hoeffler, Arthur Hoeffler, Miss Pauline Hoef-fler, Manhattan; Mrs. J.

L. Ashmead. Joseph C. ABhmead, Ieroy Ashmead, Miss Amelia S. Ashmead, Richmond Hill, L.

I. VISITOBS AT SAUGERTTES. Saugerties, N. Y.f August 3 -Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Mader and daughters of Manhattan are visiting In town. Doug las Smith of Manhattan is stopping at the Votee Hojuse. Harry Brown of Man hattan is visiting relatives here. J. Irv ing Crump of Brooklyn Is spending his vacation with relatives here.

Louis Z. O'Hara of Brooklyn is spending Ms vacation in town. Miss Daisy V. Card of Manhattan Is visiting relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Lavery of Brooklvn and Miss Mary G. Lavery of Newark. N. are spending the season at Clermont Villa Among the late arrivals at Underbill cottage are Mrs.

M. Masterson and familv, Brooklyn, and Mrs, Catherine Moore, Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Marvcr and familv of Jersey City are occupying their summer homo, Maples. They have as their guests Miss Dorothy Myer of Jersey City, N. and Master David Black of Brooklyn. Among the late arrivals at Mountain Stream House are Mrs. B.

Meyere and daughter, Martha; William Renner, Manhattan. IN THE CATSKILIS. A golf tournament was held by the guests of the Grant Houso in the Cats-kills last week and first prize was won by Mrs. Louise Worth and second prize was awarded to Mrs. Fred C.

Schumm, both from Brooklyn. During the usual Sunday evening concert given at the Grant Houso last Sunday evening Miss Hazel and Master Vincent Schumm assisted and given on the piano and violin tho following operatic selection from "Martha." "Faust," "II Trovatore "Parsifal" and "Madame Butterfly," which were masterfully played by the youthful musicians. AUGUST DAYS AT NOBTHPOBT. A Jolly Throng of Dwellers Frolicking on the Harbor Shore. Northport, L.

August 3 With the beginning of this month, which usually marks the biggest exodus of the summer from the cities, this resort is well Ailed, and the people here are following out a very delightful serie3 of summer pastimes. "t'mnp Hurrah" is the promising title of the camping place of a party at Kast B-ach. The party consists of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Liknstoji.i. Mr. Bertram Ketch--im and the Mlsprs Lillian Ketcham, Florence Kammis and K-Uf Malloy. Among thp recent visitors snd guests entertained bv the colonists were Fronk W. E.

Pontes, Miss Agnos Taylor, George Taylor. Mrs. E. .7. Kenm.

Miss Margaret HonJfr-son, Miss Alien Itrndersnn, Townsend K. Miss Klla Muneev, Mr. nod Mrs. W. Ilartnn, Miss (Joldlc Hrnsohel, Mrs.

F.IIJah Smith, Mrs. J. Gilbert Smith, F. Wcnk. Henry prwin..