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THE BROOKLYN DAILY NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JULY 28. 1907. Miss Scharter.

May Muller. Mrs. Muller, H. Miller. Barbara Miller.

Sadie tit Man Whlttman of Manhattan are at the Vote houae. THESE ARE FINE DAYS CiTSKILlS mjHEIB BEST; ALL RESORTS CROWDED EVERYTHING IS GAY: ALONG JERSEY COAST FISHING IN SOUTH BAY NEVER BETTER THAN NOW Catches Are Made and Sport Is Enjoyed Keenly. SBABS ARE PLENTIFUL, TOO. At All the Resorts Along the Bay te Season Is at Its Height. '(Special to the Eagle.) Patchogue, L.

July 27. Delightful summer days have during the past week given the local colony of city visitors the opportunity to enjoy nature at her best, the bay being the principal attrac tion. Sailing and fishing parties galore have been held, while the evenings were given over to moonlight parties on the water. A pleasant dancing party wai had at the Smithport on Saturday evening last, about forty persons Joining- In the extended programme. A euchre is on the boards at the Smithport this evening.

Dr. Holmes of Manhattan, an old-time visitor at the Winona. Is enjoying life with his yacht Edna. The bay is full of fish nowadays, and every day good -sized catches are reported. One of the best catches was that of John A.

Fotter, J. K. Vanderveer and Clarence Vrooman, who hooked twenty fish in an hour off the Cinders. A. M.

Cordes, the crack Brooklyn fisherman, who has caught more fish In the Oreat South Bay than any other Individual with book and line In these parts, arrived at the Bay Bide on Thursday for the summer. He has engaged his "old reliable," Captain Monroe Ryder, and the sloop Rosanna for the months of August and September, Stephen Vanderveer. a former Brooklyn boy, arrived at his parents' cottage on Ocean avenue a lew uays ayo irom conieii, anu on Saturday last celebrated his 21st birthday. There are plenty of crabs in-the bay and creeks this summer, and boatmen and Day men say that the crustaceans were never better or more plentiful. Crabbing parties are a daily occurrence among the various nouses.

Miss Morrison of the Cllffton colony is rated as one of the best bowlers at the Bay ave xiue alleys. Monday Mrs, C. Plnney of Brooklyn, who is stopping at the CI iff ton, made the first high score of the season, 161, on the Cllffton alleys. A. C- James, who Is stopping at the Cliff-ton with a party of friends, caught a dozen big blueflsh off Fire Island one day this week.

J. D. Walton and his sloop Bess are dally noted among the skimmers in the bay off nere. tne iess is wen handled by her akip-per, too. Arrivals: The Hays! de George P.

Porter. Franoesca M. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Walback. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Custer, Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Oibb, Robert A. Keiser, Mrs.

Kelser, Jeanette Kelsr. Elmer Kelser, Lotta S. Waller, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Mack. A. O. Mack, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Gallaway. Mr. and Mrs.

F. D. Bowie. Miss Travors, H. H.

Childs. Mm Rose Manner, Albert Matzner. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L.

Bremen of Manhattan. The Ocean Avenue Hotel Mr. arid Mrs. George W. Wilson, Miss Ida M.

Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Gardner, Frank L. Bremman Joseph Beihiff, Alex Blumenthal, Mrs. T. Roman. H.

C. Meyer, Isaac Schlessln-ger, Gertrude Bimkman. Mrs. Hlrsch, Mrs. K.

John F. Bradley, Mrs. M. Hams, Mrs. I.

Lllienthai, Miss V. Harris, Miss N. Rlllbey. Miss L. Bendlx, Miss M.

Bendix, J. H. Bfndix, Mrs. Mary Berl. Harriet Genevieve Smith, Hugo Soodhelm.

Walter Elsenhouse, W. O. Smith, T. K. Bennett, B.

F. Wallace, A. B. Unman, Miss H. Macdonald, Ignitz Kundhelm, A.

E. Meyer, S. Roman, Charlie W. Nelson, E. D.

Hubbard, E. C. Conkltn, Mrs. C. H.

Greenough, A. O. Miller, Sidney Ktern. Edward Stern. Robert M.

Bimkman. Frank L. Hreman. M. Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. Rutsenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Friedland.

Dave Ifeyer. E. G. Gaskell. Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. I'attersnn, Miss Patterson, Mrs. J.

B. Coombs, trs. Srhell, W. H. DuBols, John Gmh.

Albert Hlvls. Mr. Silver. A. J.

Prlnz. Miss Olive Vail, Miss Stella Callopy, Charles L. Bronsen of Manhattan. The Cllffton C. J.

Greenleaf. R. C. Green-leaf, Julia Molander, Amy Molander, E. E.

Tolingan, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Paul, Mr.

and Mrs, J. M. Talbot, Charles C. Crook. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Mrs. M.

L. Crow, Clinton IT. ('row, M. C. Van Bushklrk, Mrs.

Georgie, Ida F. Dunrnnt. Mrs. C. Hall-man, Mr.

and Mrs. George I. Dowden, Miss Elsie Dowden. Miss Helen Dowden, Miss Maud Dowden. Gustaf J.

Hultln. L. L. Whitman, Mrs. Alice M.

Goddard, James Rhodes Evadel, ,1. Ho nnlnijhain. Miss Ros Matzner. Dr. Go.

W. Becker of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, Mr. Frohm, Frank Seincott, Mrs.

A. Gwer, Martha E. Gnwer. Dr. C.

A. Gower. Mrs. ,7. O.

Molander, Florence Molander, Julia jxuHawjer, Amy George H. Gardner, Mortimer Gibson, R. Chadwiek. Mr. and Mrs.

P. R. Meyer. Mrs. J.

Y. Jennings, Mrs. P. Blncoto. Miss Rincoto.

Miss Marie BincMo, Lillian Blncito, Mabel E. Lambley. P. J. Wat-pon.

R. Rutledge Agnew. T. B. Barell, H.

Jones, John J. Leavy, Larry Loughlin, Mr. nd Mrs. W. P.

Nicholson. Miss R. Nicholson, Robert Nicholson, Harold P. Patterson, of Brooklyn, Hotel J. F.

Krenzle. Mrs. Wflt-r, Mrs. Edwards and daughter, Mr. L.

J. Crumm, Mrs. K. Boyr-e and Louts C. Stecker, of Manhattan and ma Hotel Mr.

and Mrs. HHUnen, "ffertR, Maude Cameron of Hrook-Vlctor Tawrence. Mm. M. Guil-id Mm.

P. A. Aeersod, Ml8 Hazel Manhattan: Mr. and Mm. G.

i C. Zucner, Master f. W. Orance. N.

Mr. and Mra. H. O. phllllpB.

Miss Marion O. Phillips, Plain-fleld, N. J. Franklin S. Outlcy, Kathryn Out-ley, Newark, N.

J. BLUE POINT IS FULL UP. Season of 1907 a Record-Breaker at Town Made Famous by Its Oysters. Point, h. July 27 The home of ous bivalve continues to be popu-h Brooklynites, the town being overflowing with merrymakers, is the main attraction, sailing ling finding their dally devotees in umbers.

Dancing and cards con-the round of evening pleasure, nd Mrs. Burdenshaw. who are at the Oay House, entertained a party of niases and boys on Wednesday with expedition to the beach. In honor juIhb Pinkney. Last Thursday Mrs.

Bur-denshaw entertained a party of ten at a five-o'clock lea in honor of Miss Donohue. Messrs. Muth, Lanman. Verger and Sauter hold the record for high catches of fish. Last Saturday they came home with over 300 pounds of bluehsh and weakftsh.

They are stopping at the Suuth Bay House. The prize winners at the euchre at the South Hay House last Fridav were Mrs. Frank Howson, Miss James, Mrs. Trow and Mrs. Pine.

Mrs. Pine Is rated as the crack euchre player at the South Bay House, having won three tirst prizes in succession. Mr. and Mrs. Trow are ai- among the leading euchre winners.

Thursday morning Mrs Dubois and her sister. Mrs. Frost, entertained a party if women friends aboard their boat and, later in the day, a party children. The leading tennis players at the South Bay House are the Jlathaway boys. Miss How-eon.

Mr. Pine and Mr. Trrw. There much gayety at the Hallett House this season, as usual. Hops are held eevry Wednesday and Saturday evenings, and a euchre every Tuesday evening.

The winners of last Tuesday's euchre were Miss Lillian Hingslage. Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Link.

Mrs. Beh, Mrs. Jordan and Mr. Herrfeldt. The dance at the Inn on Monday evening was a jolly affair, and everybody had a right royal time.

The euchre winners there on Saturday were Mrs. Charles Stein of Far Rockavvay and Miss Edna Murris of Rockvllle Centre. The rottape Includes the following this year: W. Edwards, R. W.

Bell. Dr. Kent. N. F.

Mason. Henry Anderson, Bal-llngton Booth. William Plu-her. C. D.

Hubbard. Joseph Taylor, Th'-mas Cousins, L. Blume. E. D.

Whyte. Benjamin Teal. H. R. Monr-e, F.

H. Marsden, S. J. Russell, L. jiegni.

jonn t-magiann, wmtarn (ireve, Will lly. Mra. 'Chris- Koerner and four chlldraa -n, niuma Ulu Kail Rlume. Mr. Saxl Mrs.

William Packer and two sons, Mr. sad H. Q. Beckef and two sons, Mrs. Martha twn rfanirhtprs the Mary and Martha Haeh.

Miss Maud Hoffman and Misa Ada Hoffman. Mr. an Mrs. Joaeoh Maloney. James Finn, James Burns.

James Gallagher Miss Louis Dermsdy, Joseph jsatnan, nicnara iratt, wiissi Florence Frank Martin, J. Brown, J. O'Brien, James Coen, Mr. raaucn. Brook HniiM-Un.

K. L. Burns and daugh ter. Harrv Lester. Lou Shepard.

Samuel J. Ward. Lew. Miss Grace Lattock. Miss Agnes McCabe, Mias Elizabeth Jeffers, Miss Rose Han Mias Mabel Blank.

Mrs. sums. Benjamin Bchultz. Jack Welsh, Mr. and Mrs.

rierrick. Dan Hhepard. Mlsner House James McLaughlin, Mrs. William B-igley, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Bagley. 8. J. McGowan'. Mls May McGowan, Miss Lottie Milbrook, Miss Belle Rlchter, Miss Margaret Colleran, Miss Winifred Colleran.

Miss 'Mayme James Doyle, 'James Doyle. Jr. Albert Freeee, Misa Lizzie Woods, William O'Conner; Miss Kitty Woods. Miss Celia- Dooley. Miss May Costello, Mr.

and Mrs. Crimpton. Miss Clancy. Mrs. Healey, Mrs.

Smith. Miss Agnes-Smith; Mr. Hazenfluch, Mr. and -Mrs. Sklvtngton and family.

Gardner Cottage-i-Mrs. McVlne. Miss Daisy McVlne. Mrs. Flrhtell.

Miss Minnie Flchtell, Mr. and Mrs. John Dowllnr. Misa Dowllng, Mr. and Mrs.

Franlk Cullom. Mias Lillian Cullom. Miss Marian Cullam. Miss Cooper, J. A.

Misa Llbble Rexford. Maple Grove House Mrs. E. Maloney. Mis Minnie Msloney.

Miss Emma J. A.s Morrell. Miss Crawford. Miss Maclntyr. Me.

and Mr. A. Birmingham, Mrs. A. Tomlfnaon.

Miss Gertrude Jlealey. William Beaty and family. Miss Anna Matthews. Miss Lizzie VVIrkua, H. L.

Mrs. L. Havememn. Mrs. Peter -Totans, Vlss Neelv, Mr.

and Mrs. James Smith and familv. Miss L. Karnes. Mrs.

C. Walker. Miss Emma -Walker. Florence Joaeoh Lawrence. G.

Yorfc. Roosa House Fred J. Dahl. Miss Margaret Garvey. Miss A.

Smith. Miss Etta Muller Teddv Casey. Frank Trlever. Henry Ritter- busch. W.

A. Phelait. Mrs. Smith. Miss Smith of Rutherford.

Miss Frances O'Brien. S. Kelly. Walter Wadlev. Mlaa Amy Savage.

George Young. Miss Edna Sytz. Philip O'Brien. Miss Anna Crichton, Miss May Creedlng. Mr.

and Mre. Maher. Miss Collev. Jamea McAnlny. Mrs.

John Davln and children. Mr. Wald and family. Mrs. John Slymap and fa F.

(J. Clark. J. Savage, Louis Hemes, Charles Kles-se nhach. Roosa Cottsae Mr.

and Mra. T. R. Blytha and family, Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Wilson and familv. Mr. and Mrs.

V. KllngenschmPt. William James Mailon. Thomas Wise, aft of Brooklyn: Mrs. O.

R. Mierswa and family; Miss Mav G. Love. Miss Emma Owendorf, Miss Hattle Owendorf. Louis Domke.

FOR CHARITY7. Guests at Kiamesha to Give a Concert To-morrow nignt. KiameBha, July 27 Kiamesha Inn, opening' this summer under its new management of DIncio has fairly broken all former records ever established by" that peerless Sullivan County resort. Every room is at present occupied, and all accommodations are booked to the very end gf the summer season. As a' result, social life is meeting with a favor that the resort has never before known.

All sorts of activities are continually being instituted by the management, and there is never a lack of entertainment. An orchestra provides music for dances every evening. The great event of the season will be a cotillon on August 3. This event ia under the personal supervision of Manager Martin Birnbaum, and preparations are already being made, for the. event.

All of the prominent society sojourners of the resort are getting ready, and the dance hall will be decorated by professional artists for the occasion. It Is expected that fully 500 persons will be In attendance. On Monday evening the patrons of the house will unite in giving a concert for the benefit of a charity hospital. The event will be of unusual jnterest. owing to the fact that there Is a number', of professional artists at the hotel.

Among them are -numbered, the Messrs. Conner, two comedians of note; Mr. Schreier, Mrl Weintraub, Mr, Schorr, atfd Parnass. Philip Ot wall ha rented a cottage fn the vicinity of Kiamesha and will spnd the summer there with hla. family.

Mr. Otwell Is a prominent Manhattan Mra. Iouls Oppenhelmer of Brooklyn is spending the summer at Kiamesha 'Lake. Miss Helen Anne ley Is spending the season with friendsjK Kiamesha. Boating- if an popular as ever with, the sojourners -at Kiamesha Lake.

Among' the more promimtnt enthumtists of the sport are Mist Helen Manx and Miss Sadie Glosowlta ot Brooklyn. There was considerable discussion as tu which "Was the more expert oars woman -of the two and to settle a controversy on Wednesday afternoon the two young women agreed to row two-mile race. Joseph Gold-farb acted as clerk, of course and Mrs. Hern-stein as Judge. Tho race was close throughout and advantages swayed back and forth until near the finish.

Here both young women exerted themselves so much that neither was able to cross the finish. As soon as the enthusiasts recover they will row another race Jhls time, tiiey say, to a finish. Charles Gibbons Is spending the season at Kiamesha with her daughter. Miss Marie Gibbons. An Impromptu entertainment at the Lake View House was a diverting feature of the week that occupied the attention of the patrons on Tuesday evening.

Harry Koerner is considered one of the moat expert tennla players at Kiamesha this seak son. Mr. Koerner, who from Brooklyn, has issued an open challenge for the championship of the resort. Bowling la one of the attractive features of the Casino mt the lake. Prizes are awarded to the most expert artists.

Last week Herman Sapf, stopping at Kiamesha, was awarded the first prize. On Wednesday afternoon a matched bowling tournament was bowled between two teams of summer sojourners. The first team, captained by George Tlllford, was composed of Thomas Egan, Jacob Schwars, John Ury and Louis Trelb. The second team was composed of Isaac Green baum, T. K.

Lossing, J. Ford and 11. Schwarz, captained by Jcob Stelner. The first team won after an excTUn contest by 14 pins in the first game, 3 pins it the second game and 20 pins in the fourth game. The third game, went to the second team by 40 pins.

Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Jacobs are spending the summer at Pine Crest with their family.

Mrs. J. L. Koenig of Brooklyn Is spending the season at Kiamesha Lake. Thomas.

Dunn has purchased a cottage near the lake front and will arrive from the city with his family some time during the coming week for a summer's sojourn at that place. Stopping at the Kiamesha Inn for the summer is Harry Cooper of the Empire Quartet. With Mr. Cooper Is his brother, Bert. The Kiamesha Inn baseball team is ready for challenges from any of the neighboring aggregations and promises to give a close rub to all comers.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levlne of Manhattan are spending the summer at Hill Farm House, near Kiamesha Lake, this summer. Hotel Cornucopia is crowded with its usual number of summer patrons and social activi ties at the houae are on the continual go. Among the recent arrivals in the resort are: Kiamesha Inn Miss Marie Zarowttz.

Mias Mary Epstein. B. Goldman, S. Frankel, D. Frankei, Mrs.

E. V. Spit ner, Dr. Edward L. Spltzer, Miss Einherg, Albert L.

Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Posner, David Meyer, Julius Neweom, Miss Paultns Wilson, Miss Rose Hal pert, Mr. and Mra. Katz, Maurice Nltke, Samuel P.

Hitter, Mias Victoria Ritter, E. Lowenkoff, Mrs. M. Spring. Miss H.

Spring. Miss Hay Spring Miss Goldberg, Misa E. Jacobson. Mrs. Mus-kowltz, Miss Moskowltz, Harold Moskowitz, Mrs.

Llppmr'n, Alexander Brody, I. Brady, Mrs. Doner, Miss Lipner. Harry Bloom. Mr.

and Mrs. MalJno, Mr. Bllck, Mr. Bonzon, Mr. Herzenstein.

Harry Walcoff, Julius KornfelJ, B. Oppenhelm, Rosenzwelg, Mr. and Mrs. Hamass. Arthur Block.

Mr. and Mrs. Green-burgh, Jacob L'nger. Philip Stein, D. Block, Albert Brenner, Miss Fannie Nemirowekv, Mies Frances Berger, Joaeph Berman, Max Un- Harry Cooper, M.

Sllberman. Davit Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander. Harry London.

Harry Friedman, Isadore Rothstetn, mr. ijamnen, is. waeaon, Mr. ana Mrs. M.

Harlem, Miss Altschuler, Mrs. Barbasch, Mrs. M. Den It, Miss Ray Lautersteln, Miss Clara Lautersteln. Mr.

and Mrs. I. Techner. Hari-v Welling, Misa Dellon, Mrs. S.

Berman, Miss Kate Farber, Miss K. Herzenstein, Miss R. Herzerstein. Mr. and Mrs.

I. Block, Mrs. H. L. Dlncin.

Mr. and Mra. J. Benjamin, J. Tlgh-man.

Mrs. 8. Stnopack. Mrs. O.

Gordon. H. Goldman, H. Cook. Arthur Kinsman.

Louis 11 sen son. Mr. Aronowsky, Mr. and Mra. H.

Walcoff; Mrs. T. Weinberg. Leo Dellon, Mr. Mack, T.

C. Levy, Mrs. Sussman. Mr. aMd Mrs.

Shapiro, Miss Davis, Mr. and Mrs. m-zon, Miss Bomzon. H. Llsk.

A. Epstein, Irving Schatt, I. Htoopaek, R. 8. Reading, R.

8. Hawthorne, J. Alter, Harry Lewis, Mra. Block, A. M.

Levy, miss k. Isaacs, Mrs. Kosenbiatt. Onmumnla Minn Wrtlf Knvallpr TV Kavaller, t. Tnhmach.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Relss- ler. H.

Well. H. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. 8.

Rosenberg. Miss It. Bloom. H. Cohen, Charles Meschall, Miss F.

Rlonln, Louis Swezey. I. C. Goldberg. Mrs.

Schwnrzwald. A. Smith. Miss Bay Smith. J.

Stoopark. M. Keve, Miss F. Keve, Mr. Tnblns.

Harry Stelnman, Mr. ani Mrs. J. Hymati. Mr.

Arnold, J. Friedman, Mr. and Mra. Kruelurtch. M.

Kapell, Mr. and Mrs. Husaford, Mr. and Mrs. BUck, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Blumstein. Mr. and Mrs.

I. Parnass. Mr. and Mrs. I.

Porter, Harry Rese. Lake View House Mr. and Mrs. David Nixon. Mr.

end Mrs. John Decker and familv. Miss Mabel Decker. Miss Helen Decker, Mfss-Hwlen Gorham. Master Floyd Oorham.

Mlaa I'na Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ford and family. Miss Fannie Sunderland, Miss Jeanette Sunderland, Mr.

nd Mrs. Fernlnand Barr and family. Mra. J. L.

Koenlg and daughter. Miss Margaret Krenlg, Mr. and Mrs. John Hlllie Miss Mabel Htllls. Mr.

and Mrs. T. K. Kin Mr. and Mrs.

G. G. McCarthy and family. Mrs! J. J.

McCarthy, Miss Margaret McCarthy Pine Crest Mr. and Mra. M. N. Jacobs and family, MIfs Yetta Jacobs, Miss S.

Jr Mr. ani Mrs. J. Levy, Miss K. Levy, MIrs G.

Levy. Mr. and Mre. J. Stelner and family, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Krause and family, Mrs. H. L.

Klause and family. Miss Dora Hincklsr Miss H. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson ani family.

Mrs. F. Jacobson and family. Mr an-t Mra. I.

Sflverstein. Mra. Horowitz and luu children. Mrs. K.

Horowitz and son. hattan; Mrs. Ketcham, Miss Ketcham, Herbert Ketcham, James Ketcham, John J. Mr. Muth.

Hazel Muth, Muriel Muth, May Hum, Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson, Ella Thompson, John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.

L. G. Graff, Sluts and familv. Mr. and Mrs.

G. G. Ro maiue. Edna Romalne, Florence Romali.e, Mr. ai.o Mrs.

Joseph Sauter and family, Mrs. c. Helnsoth. Alma Helnsith. Mr.

and Mrs. P.lrt.lf FMrhDrd Rlnrk 1r Miss Block. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Heldelburger and family, of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Hallett House Mr. and Mrs. Francis Va than, Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Purdy, Miss Florence Purdy, Master Howard Purdy, Ben lamin Armstrnnr. R. Ijoulse Armstrong, Mrs. H.

Wood and daughter. Miss Ethel Vfn Riper, Mrs. D. Pearson, Miss M. Pearson.

Mrs. S. Hawkins, Mr. and-Mrs. G.

L. Behr, Mrs. W. G. Haecker.

Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs. R.

Lennox. Miss M. D. Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Jo seph Blnns. Henry G. Hoetlng and family, Mrs. F.

W. Ackerman. Miss G. B. Winne.

Charles E. Meeks. William Meeks. Charles E. Meeks.

Mrs. J. S. Saulpaugh. Miss Sadie Saulpaugh, Miss J.

Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cunningham. Mr.

and Mrs. Hosford, E. Jordan. W. H.

Macawdo. C. Bates and family, Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Perrln, Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Wiehtman. B. Ames, Mrs. Pendleton. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Schrle- ber, Mrs. Louise Schrleber, Miss Henrietta Schrleber, E.J. Brlckaca, Mrs. S.

Bruehaber, Mrs. R. Hersfeldt. L. E.

Wltzel and family Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Plate, Evelyn Plate.

Fred Plate. Samuel Williams and family. Mr. and Mrs. b.

if Conner. U. F. Conner, Edwin uon ner, Lincoln Conner. Mrs.

E. Gllhardl, C. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Gasberger. Mrs, Gardner. Charles L. Bronson Albert Bausch, Mrs.

D. W. Beau me 1. William Beaumel, Julia neaumei, Kva ueaumei, Emino uucnaco, Mrs. fc.

Meeks, Ruth Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. kod ere jonnson. Kuth uu Bois of Brooklyn: is. dore Bunns.

Mrs. Bunns. Mrs. J. Hingslage, Lillian and Henry Hingslage, Mrs.

John Barker. John N. Decker. Francis Decker. An nette C.

Decker, Mrs. J. W. Decker. Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Gray, Miss M. N- So miners, Anna h.

sterrens, Carolyn A. Wllkens, fcimii Hteffens. George W. Smith. Robert H.

Leunn, Edward Jordan, Harry C. French, E. Tlllotsnn and family, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Markush. Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Lenck, F. J. Stockwell, G.

Stark, Mrs. R. G. Powers. Miss Hazel Powers, Mrs.

A. Bacon, Miss Lillian Kenney, Miss Anna -F. Kenney, Kathrn K. bilwards. Mr.

and Mrs. C. WUklngton, Mr. and Mrs. George Sheperd.

Miss Sheperd. Mr. and Mrs. George irvmg, s. Irving.

Mrs. ienzel and ram ily. Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Renn, Minnie J. Kenn. Ella rt. Candler.

Catharine C. Cand ler, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Truax, F. A. Glbsjn, F. Meyer, B. H.

Bacon, W. R. Denning, Ma rian W. Denning. ard M.

Dennlna. Doro thy J. Denning of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Chapln, Margaret and Edith Chaptn, ftocKvme centre; Airs. u. u. Haws, Kicn-mond Hill.

Warner Jfouse Henry Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Hestler. Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Vaught and family, Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Oirtre snd child. Mrs. Beatrice Titus, Mrs.

Woolley. Miss wnniiey, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Iexsflt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fenly.

Mr. and Mrs. But ler, Miss K. Pearsall, Miss Russell, Mis Clara wnntaKer, Mr. and Mrs, W.

Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Webber, Mrs. C. Altman, Mr, and Mrs.

Altner. Miss Altner, J. Delany, Miss Delany, Miss Florence Cooper, Miss Ktt Brandent. MUs Margaret Brenn of Manhattan ana urooKiyn. Doxsee House Russell Saeken, John Schin- rtr, ichn Overn.

Wallace Klrkby, Mrs. A. Flack. Paul Flack. Miss Alice Harrity, Ed ward H.

Harrity. Mr. and Mrs. O. E.

Adams. Roma D. Adams, Josephine O'Donnell. Miss jane ttarnsiey or Manhattan and Krookivn. The Blue Point Inn Fred C.

Clayton. How- and Mrs. Joseph A. Molltor, Florence MolItr, Gladys Molltor. Harry Jaques, Edna Heuthwohl of Brooklyn.

Cochrane House Mr. and Mrs. Henrv L. Hnr- ton and family, the Misses McCann, Mr. and Mrs.

McCann, the Misses Kilngler, Mr ond Mrs. whittle. Mr. and Mrs- Jrimm of Man-hattan and Brooklyn NOT A DULL MOMENT KNOWN. Sojourners at Shelter Island Do Not Find Time Hanging Heavy on Their Hands.

Shelter Inland, July 27 As the season advances, with the cottages and hotels filled to overflowing, there Is not a dull moment, day or night. The weather for the past week has been Ideal, bringing out the yachting and boating parties by the score. Fishlnjr is good now1 and not a few have tried-their Inck with gratifying- results. Amone the recent yacht arrivals at the island have been: Schooners Margaret, George iv. nurmomer; mavis, jommoaore siepnen Lane Fola-er of Manhattan; Tammany, William C.

Towen of Brooklyn: TJncas. Georsre W. Tltcomb; steam yachts, Carmen! Joseph E. rivaieer, i rt. a.

(J. Kmith; launches, Lavlvlan, Charles B- Prettyman; Boxana, Lars Anderson; Wacontah. John H. Rltch: yawl Siesta, H. H.

Smith; sloop yacht Francis H. Page; sloop Alcedo, E. N. tjnBioi. At the ProBnect House the auests are thor- oughly enjoying themselves either in their own way or at the entertainments provided by the hotel management.

One of the notable features of the week at the Prospect was the rancy areas carnival for the children. The hall was elaborately decorated and many striking and original costumes appeared. Under the direction of Thomas G. Austin, master of ceremonies, the affair was a decided success. Among the features of the programme were Miss Doris Levi of St.

Louis In fancy dances, shoo-fty dance by Laura Ray, John Ames, Ruth Ellsworth. Dorothy Hicks, M. A. Greene, J. F.

Fltzglbbon, Mary Wells, Mildred Butler, Lionel Jackson, Wilton Lackaye, jr. Junior Hall, Doris Levi. Tug of war, won by a team captained by John Ames. Hanover fancy dance by twelve young women guests at the hotel. To-day a ball game ts scheduled between the Prospect and Hag Harbor teams, and in the evening a formal hop.

Last Saturday the Prospect nine defeated the team of "Lemons" by the score of 7 to 8 in an excltng eleven-fnnlng game. H. Hathaway, a guest at the Prospect, Is away cruising with a party of six. Mr. Van Pelt, another guest.

Is among the most enthusiastic fishermen on the Island, going out dally and bringing In some fine catches of A programme of classical music has been arranged for the Sunday evening concert at the Prospect, to-morrow. Thomas G. Austin, the musical director, prepared the programme. At the M-nhanset House the week has been characterized by many gay impromptu affairs, to supplement the more formal ones arranged by the hotel management or by the surrounding cottagers. The arrival of Elsie Janls and her mother created a furore among the younger set, and she was greeted by a very appreciative crowd of friends.

On Wednesday evening there was a Bridge and euchre party at the with prizes given by the management. Last night a brilliant ball, followed by supper and a grand fte at midnight, was given by- the hotel management. To-day a series of water sports has been arranged and includes swimming and diving contests, and tub, egg and spoon races, with prizes given by the Manhanset House. The qualifying round In the handicap golf tournament at the Mnnhanset Manor Country Club was played off yesterday and the final cup contest i scheduled for this afternoon, Following are among the recent guests at the Prowpect House From Brooklyn, Austin T. HIrcox, Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel F. McCabe, Miss Mary M. McCabe. Daniel J.

McCabe. Edward L. McCabe, Andrew McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H.

Pouch, Miss Janet Pouch, Joseph Newton, Miss Grace Newton, Miss Irene Newton, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Johnston.

Charles W. Johnston, John A. Dermody. Miss Mona Der-mody. G.

S. Horton, A. H. Zugalla, P. R.

Goepel, John W. Hhepard, Mrs. W. C. Pate, MIph Pate.

Miss Alice pate. R. Church, C. O. Pate, Frank S.

Eckel, George T. Sullivan, P. J. O'Nell, B. J.

Conroy, G. D. Cooper. W. Olire, Miss R.

W. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs; W. K.

Clarkson. Miss Ella Densmore. W. B. Clark, son.

Jesse D. Clarkson, Walter Hicks. Mortimer Gibson, Charles L. Cnrwln. Howard R.

MacFarland. Elsie Consmiller, Grace Chad-wick, William Henry. Mr. and Mrs. D.

Master, Mrs. Francis Leaverns, Miss Helen F. Leaverns; from Manhattan, Miss G. S. Gamble, Mrs.

H. Adams, Mrs. C. Behrman, Mrs. ET.

Behrman, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, J. M. Knox, A.

N. Gray. S. H. Nelson, Charles A.

Von Dorp. R. H. Wilson. William L.

Rove, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. TuIIy, Arthur M.

Wolff. L. A. Mehan, Joseph F. Cullman, Miss Helena L.

Knox. John A. Gaed water, Mr. and Mrs. Olln Palmer, J.

S. Pettlt. A. L. Reid, W.

I. Van Wart, E. C. Van Wart, R. A.

Rutherford. Fred B. Tuttle, Joseph Gutman. C. Sellgman.

John A. Hill. A. R. M.

Noel Andrews, Joseph Cherrv. Mrs. Will-lam MacGuffy. Miss ManGuffy, C. H.

Linnell, A. Lester Heger. Manhisset House From Brooklyn: Charles Blnir. J. Frederick Bowman, Miss Aiken, H.

H. Ravmond. A. M. Marsh.

Mr. nd Mrs. E. J. McCormack.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. J. George Rlderlch.

M. L. Reynolds. George Hnrton. Arthur Horton.

Ethyl Glyer, Irene Newton, Miss Grace Newton. Miss Marian Newton, Dr. and Mrs. C. Bellow, Margaret Bellow.

Mr. I. E. Ditmars. Miss Marjorle Dltmars.

T. W. McGowan. Miss E. McGowan.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Woodward.

From Manhattan Mr. and Mrs. George N. Hoadley, Miss Gladvs Hoadley, Mrs. Josephine Janls, Miss Elsie Janis, F.

B. Plekus, W. D. Plekus, R. Parker.

Miss Prentice. Mrs. Benson, F. Waldo Murphy. Spencer Steele.

Stephen Gal-latl. H. C. MrCall, John J. Cashing.

Mrs. A. Prince, Miss Alleen Prince, Mrs. H. C.

Hptherlngton and children, F. N. Cow pert h-walte, Charles Hoyt Smith. A. Vogel.

Mrs. M. Riley, Mrs. G. A.

Gorman, Miss Gorman. Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Mack. G. A. Blcknell. H.

P. Rice W. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Korn, F.

L. RIchoM. W. A. Tirchel, G.

H. Dayton. A. rarleton. C.

L. Derby, Cornelius Plnkney, G. W. Dixon, S. Dibs.

Vincent Parke. Mr. H. Kramer. Miss G.

Hallock. Miss A. P. Mo Clare Theodore hiks. j.

ai. nirm. n. G. Breens.

Miss A. L. Plumer, G. L. Swan, Mr and Mrs.

John Carstemin, Mrs. S. W. Johnson, Mrs. T.

C. Farrelly, Mrs. James Rlordan. Mrs. A.

H. Zugalla of 1158 Dean street left early in the week for Shelter Island Heights and will reside at the Prospect House until the first of September. Mrs. Frank A. Doyle of 312A Eighth street is epvading the summer at Mutti-tuck, Frank pearl of Manhattan Is at the Manor Mopsel at i J.

of Manhattan la the guest oi rnenda at Malaen-on-tne-Hudson. Among- the reoeirt arrivals at the hotels are: Maxwell House Charles A. Zlesenltz, W. Wlefenbach. A.

Levy, H. Heitel, Mr. and Mra John H. Gaus, Mra. O.

C. Schraaf, Mrs. J. w. "Waanhum.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Washburn, J.

B. Richards, John Beeker, W. Beeker, G. Muller, R. H.

Butzel, H. 8. Hlllman, M. G. White.

W. F. Park, -W. G. Lowden, J.

L. Sable, C. W. Hamsel, Mra. H.

8. Murray, Joaeph Addlebaum, Harry Rraupe, T. Ross, W. H. Wallbaum.

Alex L. Fryer. F. J. Butzel and daughter, George P.

Basaett, C. W. Vreo- lana, r. H. Pugn, Mannauan; jonn raaiy, Samuel Lindhlom, Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. fthrgott, O. Larson.

W. J. Clark. W. Godell.

Brooklyn. The Mount Airy House Mrs. G. Metzger and daughter, Miss Dorothy Morgansteln, Miss Itoae Miss 8. Meyerowitz.

mra. J. Kerwin. Misses Louise and Anna Anderson, E. Frank and family, C.

Kaufmann, Miss Rose Scalmann, John Kelly, Joseph May, Mrs. Rose Coleman. Mr. and Mra. A.

Ispar, A. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elsenberg, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Heman and son, Mrs. A. H.aurman, Mrs.

E. Rosenbaum, Mrs. B. Frank, Mrs. B.

Werthelmer. Miss Carrie Werthelmer, Mrs. n. Muller, Mra. N.

Layman, Manhattan. CATSKILL GAYETIES. Concert at Grant House Was a Brill iant Affair. Catsklll, N. July 27 The most brilliant affair of the whole week at Catsklll, was the concert given at the Grant House last Sunday evening.

The affair was the most successful of the season and devel oped considerable among the pa trons of. the house. Two Brooklyn girls added greatly to the success of the affair by their selections. Miss Louise Schlppers, whose singing has been one of the treats of the season, ren dered Liszt's "Lorelei" and "Ora Pro Nobis" in a manner that would do credit to professional singers. Miss Pauline Somers, the other Brook lyn girl, who shared the honors with Miss Schlppers, rendered Tostl's "Good Bye" In a very acceptable manner.

Miss Ethel Harding made a hit witn he rrenditlon of Goethe "Der fcri Koe- nig," and Professor F. G. Munroe's cello solo was heartily applauded. Master Francis Schlppers, a U-year old Brooklynite. was one of this week's successful fishermen, capturing a three-pound baaa last Saturday from under the eyea of some of.

the older fishermen. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Durant oi Mannauan have arrived here for the balance of the season. Racent arrivals include c. J. De Vere, F. Schumm.

Frederick Knief E. B. Muller, D. 'Harding, Mr. and Mrs.

W. 8. Morse, and Mrs. A. Koswlck, Miss Eleanor Layman, Dr.

Charles Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Peck, Mra.

E. Slevln, Miss Slevln. Miss May H. Leter, Mrs. W.

N. Bament, Miss Helen V. Bament. Lawrence M. Bament.

Mr. and Mrs. 8. Adams, L. Adams, Miss Helen Adams.

Miss I. Craig, Manhattan; Mrs. Si. uraay, miss m. V.

Grady. F. D. Condit. Dr.

and Mrs. George M. Smith. Misses Smith. George Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs.

T. V. Sands, Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Somers, Miss Pauline Somers, Miss Ruth Somers, B. Croner, Mrs. C. E. Hubbard, Mrs.

Clarence Sedgewlck, Brooklyn. A delegation from the second uattauon or the Naval Militia of. New York State from Brooklyn paid their respects to Catsklll on Monday morning. The party left Brooklyn Saturday nlaht bound for a cruise through Lake Champlain with a motor launch Mohawk and naving tn sow a sailing cutler. Among the party were L.

C. Dunstard, R. E. Clark, F. Keenan.

A. N. Van Hagen, E. Brown, H. Vfltter.

Thomas McDonald. F. Endrle. H. A.

Tallent, W. R. Barlser, E. H. Hardenburg, H.

A. Kellum. Donovan, A. H. Miner, H.

is. Drlscoll. Mrs. Henry Heath of Brooklyn Is the guest of friends here. Dr.

P. H. Wo of Manhattan. Thomas Hen ry Cowle of Manhattan, J. Kylle of BrooklynJ and Mr.

and Mrs. T. H. Frederick of Free-T port, L. are registered at the New Hart.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Buchenberger are enter taining Mis-j Alegra Eggleston at their summer home nere.

The arrivals at the Summit Hill House have been remarkable for the number of Brooklyn people thla week. Among them are: Peul Gonzalez, Miss Minnie A. Droge, Mrs. It. Fairchlld.

Miss Helen L. Fair-child. Mrs. E. O'Brien.

Mrs. William J. Mrs. H. A.

Walsh. Mra. Ellen Walsh, Miss Mary; J. Lonergan, Mrs, A. Wilson.

Mrs. E. M. Gregory. Miss Emma A.

Robinson, Mrs. E. C. Holden. G.

C. Klenzlo. Miss A. Stephens, Miss K. Dolphin, Miss A.

Balltls, Miss Mary Flynn, Miss F. Clemm-hair. Miss V. T. Clelmmlshan.

George F. Mrs. George F. Luhrs, John C. Luhrs, Miss Anna Wray.

Alfred S. Rlcherly. Thomas Grlfnn. Manhattan arrivals include: Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Loeffler. Miss Edith Loefflor. Mrs. J. Miss Julia V.

Marshall. Miss M. Foley. Creekslde arrivals Include: Mrs. K.

New- mark and family, H. Sofranskt and family. Mrs. David Wolfe and daughter, Miss Fannie ttaoer. A.

Murung, Mr. and Louis Farnback, A. Rippln and family, E. Lescher and family, Mrs. Grocdel and family.

Miss Pearl Mortler. Mrs. J. Lowenthal and son, Miss Sadie Levy. Miss A.

Lopper, Miss A. Ivy, and Mrs. Schulman. A. Goodman, Sidney Brnmberger, John Barber, Louis 81-monofr, Misa Slmonnir, Manhattan; Mrs.

George Masknll and family, Brooklyn: Miss Christine Stein, Miss Marie Stein, Hlcksvlllo, L. I. At the Pine Grove Cottage the week's arrivals Include: Dr. and Mra. Jefferson Eagan, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Cooper, Mr. Charles Lucas, Miss' Cecelia Lucas. Mr.

and Mrs. Dwyer, Manhattan; I. Karsch, the Misses Berilar, Brooklyn. Jefferson Homestead arrivals include: Miss Penny, Miss Marguerite M. McCarrler, Miss Annie Fnrrell, Miss Loretta Farrell, Mlaa Josephine Farrell, Mrs.

Leach, Miss Leach. Brooklyn; Mra. Dashner, Miss The Swiss House arrivals. Include Mrs. J.

Blck and son, E. Davidson, Mias Bessie -Cohn, Mrs. .1. Davidson and son. Miss Dora Ookl-berg, Mra A.

Lowenthal, M. Levy, Mn-delowltz, Misa Colla Hendelson, Miss Mae KelKel. Mrs. A. Morris and daughter, T.

Reld, Miss Frieda Solomon, J. Strauss. W. G. Miller, Jack Franksteln.

Mr. Narvlg. Manhattan. George N. Brandow.

the popular clerk at the county clerk's office here, who is well known to of the summer boarders and all of tht hotel men. Is taking his first vacation In nineteen years this week. Glen Cliff, with Ita many attractions, la one of the most popular resorts in the Catskills. Among the patrons of the house are the following: Mrs. Carolyn Millet, George 8.

Millet, Mr. and Mrs. George tithe, Mr. and Mrs. Rleeker Saunders, Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. Conley. Miss Marie Louise Charles Dashner Mrs. Kochter, W.

S. Gardener. S. Goldsma'n, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Everett, Brooklvn. The Embought House arrivals Include Mr. and Mrs.

J. Patten. Miss Alice Patten. Mrs Charles Bessell, Brooklyn: Miss Mancher Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Scully and child. Manhattan. The guests of the Salisbury House enjoyed a pleasing euchre party on Monday evening, at- which thirty-two players enjoyed a spirited contest for honors.

The first men's prize was won by Isaac Hill and Miss Alice Wilson succeeded In landing the first women's prize. Among the recent arrivals here are Miss Daisy Lincoln, Oscar SelfTerth. Miss Georgette Soquet. Victor Singer. Miss Helen Soquet, Manhattan; Girard Dusenberry, Brooklyn.

Wroodbume has a large crowd this week that are enjoying the fine days by boating, mountain trips, etc. LEEDS HOUSES CROWDED. Leeds, N. July 27 The numerous houses around the vicinity of Leeds are all crowded this week and the place has been livelier than at any time during the season. The Gipsy Point Houso has a large and lively crowd.

Among them are: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ijiherty, William J.

Dormer, Thomas F. Denny, Miss Leonora Kessler, Miss May L. Lyons. William J. Val-lely.

Joseph Moore, Mrs. M. Bennett, C. Foster, Miss Emma Miss Anna V. Degnan.

Hrookiyn; Misa May Clark. Miss Freda Wlechman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fonta-no, James J. Frontera, Manhattan.

There Is another crowd at the Dlrckklll. Among them are Miss Holohan. Minhattin; Michael Mclnerney. James v. Kair-h Talber.

Mr. and Mrs. William Struse, the Misses Anna and Norma Struse. Uojkivn; Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Nugent and f.imlly, Mr. and Mrs. J. Logan Fay and family, M. Donnelly, Mrs.

M. Daroey, the Misses Mnrfiaret and Grace Darcy, Jamea Donnelly. Kiliibcrh, N. J. George M.

Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCree, Misses Sadie nnd Frances De Moya, Jersey City. N. Edward Carr.

Mor-rlstown. N. J. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin R. New Haven, Fred Miller, Elizabeth. N. J. DANCE AT SOUTH CAIRO.

South Cairo, N. July 27 The informal hop held at Duncan Villa at South Cairo last night was attended by a number of the patrons from the neighboring houses and proved one of the most enjoyable events that has occurred there this season. AH of the rooms are full aand as fast as one is vacated there are two applications for it. Among this weeks arrivals aia: Charles E. Boyd.

Miss Theresa May, Miss Agnes Calvin. George Henderson. William Prioe. John Rulck. Mrs.

M. Hernon, Miss Loretta Hernon. Mrs. T. J.

Deagert, Manhattan; Miss Marlon Ten Eyck. Miss Helen Flynn, L. J. and family. Miss Mollis s-txton.

Miss Marie Leonard, Misa B. Strong, Waller Brooklyn. vriv.ils tho Maleaska House include: James 1'anlels family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

l.aw.i.-m-e. Chailcs Lawrence. Thomas Willl.nil Lawrence. Miss Gladys I.aw-rence. Mrs.

V. A. Rolston. Miss Agnes Frain and sister. F.

Greener. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDanlels. Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Miller. Mr. ami Mrs.

Sam Dawson. William Simpson. Charles W. Anderson. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Foster and daughter. Dr. A.

L. stapler. Mar.hatt.in; Mr. and Mrs. James Willis and son.

G. W. Modltt. New Jersey. Pine Villa haa among the late arrivals: Miss Emily Schuette.

Mrs. J. Schwnrtlng. Miss S'-liwarttng. Miss Margaret Nevln, Miss Evelyn Vrfvln.

Miss Alice Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Felix S. Haus, Manhattan; Mrs.

H. Koethe, Brooklyn. i IN Continued Prom Page 3 of This Sec-' tion. cert on the Yoad, and delighted the hearts of the people they passed with selections from all the latest popular music. Among those that participated in the' event were Miss Fast, Misa Kallat, H.

Cohpn. Dr. and Brodsky. Among the recent arrivals are: Mountain View House William Collins. Miss Emsworth.

Miss Margaret Roberts. Mrs. Maclntyre and family, Miss Glntv, Miss Ayres, Miss Mrs. Miss Mabel Keller, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs.

Twomey. Miss Nellie. Bicker, Miss May Hogan. Ford, Professor Frank K. Heas, Mr.

and Mrs. G. Nelson, Jack Yeury, Cactaln McLaughlin. H. J.

Baumgarten.) C. Nelson and Miss May Xeller, two of the popular patrons of the Mountain View House, h.ivu announced their engagement', and say that they will be married some time during the present summer In the true country fashion. The best -man and bridesmaids have been selected, and. with all probability, the wedding will occur within' the week. At a dance held at the Brophy House on Tuesday evening, there were fully seventy five sojourners nresent.

One of the most pleas ing features of the evening's entertainment was the amateur fortune telling by Mra. Ham burger, one of the guests. Mrs. Hamburger displayed such an accurate- knowledge or her clients affairs that, sne caused tne entire semblage to wonder. Miss Rose Coleman fs stopping for a few days at the McCormlck House before going to Utlca, where she expects to spend her vacation.

Among the arrivals at the Lookout House for the week are numbered Mrs. Freed and three children, Mrs. Cohen, H. Cohen Mr. Schul-klnd, Dr.

Miller, Dr. Block, Manulkln, Mr. Carath and children, Mrs. Friedman, Mr. t-lrodsky and children, Mrs.

Brodsky, Mrs. Sachs and family. Mrs. Goldstein. Mrs.

Solo mon, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Fast and family. Miss fast, Aitss Kalat. Miss Manotskl.

LOCH SHELDBAKE DANCES. Daily Feature of Activities at the Casino. Loch N. July 27 Loch Sheldrake, fairly bubbling over with Its continuous round of merrymaking, is thronged with a mid-season crowd of sojourners. There Is something going on every minute of every day to bring pleasure to the summer residents.

The lake Is the chief source of amusement, of course, and most of the town's regular pleasures are centered there and at the Casino run In conjunction with the lake. Dances are a daily feature at the Casino and there are crowdB present at every affair. The recent masquerade was the event of the season. Fully four hundred patrons from the various houses of the surrounding territory, and the crowd was bo great that dancing was at times almost impossible. Numerous gorgeous costumes were worn by the participants in the masque and the judges had a difficult time awarding the prizes.

First prize finally was given to Miss Frances Mierswa, stopping at the Roosa Cottage. Miss Mierswa was costumed as Martha Washington. Mr. William Collins of the same house, garbed as the straw man, won a prize for grotesque costume. Spending their honeymoon at Locn Sheldrake are MrT and Mrs.

Walter Carroll of New York, two popular leaders In the social life of the metropolis. Mrs. Carroll was, until recently, MIbs May Bergan. The Maple Grove House has an undefeated team of baseball Dlavers. The team has al ready played seven games and with the best teams In the vicinity.

At the Mlsner House card parties, hay rides, and all the other forms of a country amusement list are featured regularly by the patrons. At the recent masquerade party thoso from the house that received particular attention were Mrs. Doyle, as the goddess of liberty; Mrs. McGowan, as "Under the Anhauser Mrs. Skivlngton, as Juno; the Misses Colleran, the Gold Dust Twins: Al Froese.

as harle quin; the Messrs. William O'Connor and James Doyle, as the hail room ooys; miss may mc-Gowan, as a sylph; Miss Belle Rlchter, as Mrs. Caudle: Misa Lottie Milbrook, as a mermaid, and Miss Woods, as the star of the evening. At the Marvin Leroy House a euchre was the attractive feature of yesterday's evening en tertainment. The Roosa House Is graced this season by the presence of Henry Rltterbusch, one ot the leading moiloioglsiB oi iiw niracni "iso.

nnlllAS losn none of their DOWer away from the footlights, ha keeps the patrons of the house amused by his clever remarks. Among the Roosa House patrons that were noted at the masquerade as particularly attractive were Mr. Rltterbusch as and Miss Htta Muller as a chappie. The patrons of the Roosa Cottage, in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Ktlngenschmltt, held a surprise party on Thursday evening, in which every one participated.

Louis Domke of the Roosa Cottage carried first honors away from a large number of competitors at the local bowling alleys last week. Mr. Domke's high score for the week was 245. One of the features of the week In Sheldrake was the game between the ladles- and the gentlemen on -the baseball diamond connected with the Roosa Cottage. The" contest was most exciting, and the final showed an overwhelming victory for the fair sex.

the score standing at the end of the ninth Inning 23 to 13 In their favor. Following this game the male sex avenged themselves by defeating the regular team from the Sheldrake House. 22 to 4. Among the arrivals are: -New Sheldrake House Miss Katherlne Nugent, Mr. and Mrs.

Brosnan. Erik Newburg, Miss Elsie Bestgen. Mrs. Harry Wrone, Mrs. T.

McGuire, Miss Florence Martin. Mrs. Mac-Arthur and family. W. Carroll, Mrs.

W. Carroll. Mra. Carmen. Herman Cooper.

Fred Philips. Leo Philips, Ira Goldsmith, Miss Frances Prager, Larry Coen, Lawrence Daley, Y0UNGSVILLE LIVELY. Summer Guests Finding Lots Forms of Amusement at This Besort. of Youngsville, July 27 Killing rapidly with summer guests, Youngsville is fast becoming a lively resort. Dances are the regular order of the day at this country village, and all sorts of amusements at the various houses serve to pass away the time of the sojourners.

Out-door sports find a number of enthusiastic followers, and fishing is especially popular this season. A straw ride to Liberty was the diversion that occupied the attention of the guests at Fern Farm on Wednesday evening. Miss Vera Sanders was the leading spirit of the occasion, and it is due to hel efforts that all of the social affairs of the house prove so successful. At Maple Hill Farm a progressive pinochle party occupied the evening of the 18th inst. Prizes, secured by a committee composed of Mrs.

Schlegel, Miss Prosit and Herman Funk, were awarded to the winners. These were Miss Mary Ritter, Mrs. John Jaeger and Louis Schenck. Miss Hattle Williams was the recipient of a surprise party on the occasion of her birthday, on ednesday evening. Miss Wllllama, who was seventeen years old.

Is one of the most popular Brooklyn girls In tho vicinity of Youngsville this season, and Is the center of a continuous round of merrymaking. A dance followed the surprise party, after which a collation was served by the hostess. Gvoi-gu Htiiunel is senuing the summer In Youngsville, with friends. Accompanying him le his nephew, Theodore Gausch of Brooklyn. At Breezy Hill cottage on East Hill there Is a large crowd of summer sojourners.

Proprietor iUuiler expects the present season to fully come up to any previous standards and declares that all of his rooms have occupants for the entire season. A merry crowd of summer guests Is at the Bark collage, near Youngsvliie. Parties of every nature are continually being instituted by the patrons. A ealamagundy party was the latest diversion. Prizes were Won oy Miss Irma Hofr.

Miss Fannie Noonan, Mrs. Peter Lange and Miss Grace Pitts. The patrons of the High View are participating in a tennis tournament. At last reports Miss M. Graham was leading the women's contest with Miss D.

O. Hall a close second. Herbert Koenlg has already practically won the men's tournament, having defeated all of his rivals. Ain-mg tho town's arrivals for the week are Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Muller. Miss Dora Muller. Master Herbert Muller.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross and family, Mrs. Charles Gross, Miss Fannie Gmss, Miss Mary Gross, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Button and family. Lloyd Newton, Thomas Newton, Mr. and Mrs.

K. O. Prlnz-telnl, Mra Loulsi Prlnzteln. Miss Grace Dal-tn. Miss Harriet Dalton.

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Pfenning and family, Mr.

and Mrs. K. K. Krause and family. Mr.

and Mrs. H. I. Op-dyke and family, MIbs Jeanette Opdyke, Miss Catherine Opdyke, Mr. and Mrs.

Koller, Miss M. N. Koller, Master V. Koller, Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Lodge and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hasklns and family, Mr.

and Mra. Charles Koerner and. Mr. and Mrs. T.

K. Koerner. Mies F. J. Koerner, Miss F.

Monny. Miss Bessie Koerner. Miss H. J. Breslin.

Miss Margaret Flnley. Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Zeiser and family. Mr. and Mra. W. R.

Tratle. Miss Trade, Mr. and Mrs, tj. V. Grossman and family.

Miss H. Grassman. U. Grassman. Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Knack and fnua sons. Mr. and Mra.

George Pllllnger and two daughters. Mrs. Leopold Mullenden-ker and two children. Mra Hefert and lour. Continued From' Page 3 of This Sec- 'tion.

lly. j. Brilliant and I. Cohen and family. Manhattan.

Tha Huntar Huuae arrlvala lnctuOo Tlsh- man and family. Mr. and Mix Jacoo Hlauntr, Ml uertrude (Mnllng. Misa I'auunc- D. RchwarO and family.

Sidney Fried- man and family. M. Jaoib-jwltz anil family. MIbb Mannla Jacnbowltl. LoilH Wll.lman.

Mr. Kevel of Manhattan. Maxwell Rownfeld, Mra. I. Bebham and family, A.

-Jluck and fam ily. M. Brookaand and family. Kr 'i'lilyn. Mr.

and Max Kanler Manhattan are the gueata of Mr. and Mr. M1IUT. At Squinn Hotel the following are reglatered thla week: John bugan, Cliarlee Kayner. P.

J. O'Reilly, H. R. Hu.ve, C. A.

Pilar. Jamea H. Huttie. w. j.

eninen. m. -joiumau, Manhattan. BALL Phoenicia, N. July 27 Washington Inn at Phoenicia la being decorated to day for the grand ball to be given tonight for the benefit ot the Daughters of Jacob.

Among the recent arrlvalB there are: J. E. Merblum, B. Miss Edith a Mackby, B. the Rer.

B. A. Tlnten Miss S. Dumes, Miss S. R.

Stelnhaus, Goldstein. Misses O. and H. Jacobs, Man hattan; Miss Bella Gold. Professor Mor timer De Walton.

Brooklyn. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CaUklll Mountnln House. July 27 The famous Catsklll Mountain House has never had a season when more people were en Joying Its Among those who registered there this week are; Mr. and Mm.

Adolnh Alter. Mr. Koenlnberaer. Mr. M.

Roblnmn. Mr. and Mra. E. Ft Markie.

S. Rothachlld. Mrs. Joae- nhine Trier. Mr.

and lira. Hermann Meyers. Mlaa Bella 0 BtrauM. Samuel levene. jiin Kalhellne f.ahav Mr.

and Louia IJern- atein, Mr. and Mra. Ioul SlrT, Richard B. Greenwood, Mr. and Mr.

Charle, Blenenfeld. Mra Sol Tnunga, Mra. R. Oppenhelmer. Benjamin Onoenhelmer.

Mr. and Mre. William A. Sherman, Mra- J. C.

Rmenthal. Mra. 8. Dell- heln. Mra.

L. Burger. M. A. uam.

j. oana, Solon J. LlebJklnd. Mr. and H.

Mandel- haum, A. I. Mis, Klale Barker. J. M.

Grear, Jamea R. Johnston, Mr. and Mra. C. H.

Zellman. Mra H. stelnlnger. Mias Hieimn- ger. 8.

B. Stelnlnger. Lnula mim Helen 8. I.lebsklnd, Mra. r.

iopoia, n. lu poid, Manhattan. TO REPRODUCE "RIP." Pnlenville Is All Stirred Up Over Coming Play. Palenville. N.

July 27 Applications are coininc from all over tlie country for rooms during the production of "Rip Van Winkle" In the Palenville in Au gust, and It Is expected that between four and five thousand people will witness George Ober when he walks down the Palenville Clove portraying; Rip in nis native haunts. There Is already a large crowd here, a number of whom are at the MUlbrae. The Fernwood has another crowd. Among them are: Mra William Burke. Mls Dorothy Von Thaden, Mra.

H. B. Lang, Misa Ethel Lang, Manhattan; Mias R. Guntry, Misa L. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cramer.

Miss M. Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martelle, Master Austin-Martelle, Mrs. C.

Kemether, Misses Tlllle and Styra Kemether, Master Paul Kemether, Brooklyn. The Central Houae arrivals for the week Include Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Foster. John Erkea, -MUs Annie M. Eckes. Miss Ethel F. Acker, Mr.

and Mra. John O. Waltera. Master John Walters, Miss Alma A. Walters.

Manhattan; Mrs. M. L. Worth, Miss Selma L. Worth, Miss Elsa M.

Worth. Miss B. Schmid, Stapleton, L. I. Mr.

and Mra. John Phillips, Master Horace Phillips, Master Jack Phillips, Flatbush, L. the Rev. Lucius M. Hardy, Comfort, Mra.

Carrie Halne, Peeksklll, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vanderkeyden. Misa Caro lyn Vanderkeyden, Mitts Jeanette Vanderkeyden. Miss Marion Vanderkeyden.

Albany. The Palenville Hotel arrlvala Include Mr. and Mrs. H. Cantus, Miss A.

Cantus. Mrs. E. Selfert, Mrs. Carl Oven.

Brooklyn; Misa Marguerite Cowhey, Mr. and Mra. P. D. Hitchcock, Edgar Henry.

C. Knall, Manhattan. KISKATOM JS BUST. Klskatom. N.

July 27 Proprietor George C. Rein, who recently purchased the Klskatom Hotel, and who Is a well known chef of New York City, reports a large volume of business. This la Mr. Rein first season at the Klskatom Hotel, and he Is more than pleased at the way people are applying for rooms. Among the last week's arrivals are Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip J. RellJy. Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.

Altschel and child, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Weller and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Neurad and children, Mr. and Mrs. Schaplra, Mra. J. Colter, Joe Mlcharid, H.

D. McMannus, Louis Morris, Manhattan; Mrs. 8. Spreuger, Mrs. Valentine Ehgesser, Elizabeth.

N. J. Mrs. Ruth Barkan and Mrs. C.

Kruse, Jersey City. The Mountain View House arrivals lnclu a John Smith, Edwin Smith, Raymond Smith, Miss Madeline Smith, Henry Krueter, Harry Kruther. Misa Gladys Smith. A. G.

Cano. Mrs. G. Cano, William Smith, Paul Zlmmer, Manhattan, AT THE FOOT OF THE CATSKILLS. Athens Has Many Brooklyn Visitors This Year.

Athens. N. July 27 Athens, one of the numerous pretty hamlets lying In the foothills of the Catskills and on the Hudson, Is fast becoming popular es a summer resort. Several boarding houses have been opened this year and all of them are doing an excellent business. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Churchwell and faimlv of Brooklyn are occupying the Loomls cottage for the season. Miss Franiwa Seich of Brooklyn Is spending her vacation here. Henry Ryan of Port Ohesisr Is spending his vacation at his old home.

Misses Frieda and Loutve Kroll Rmoklyn are in town for their suranwr vaeatl n. bcnuyier van Loan is KjKiiilln? the summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. VMni Van l-an. Miss Sadie Clark and Mr.

Bachelor Man hattan are visiting lior mother, Mrs. Alden McClaakie. Miss Laura Reardon of Brooklyn In the a-uest of relatives here. Harmon Hallenbeck of Manhattan tl spending his vacation here. Misa Kate Wallace of Brooklyn v.

the auest of her sister. Mrs. M. Gannon of Manhattan is rucndlnsr the summer in town. Mrs.

J. Rail and family of Brouklvn ere stopping at the Stewart House. Whiteside Lodge Is crowded. Aminar its re cent arrivals are Miss Sarah .1. Washburn.

Miss JUlia A. Noe. R. Tyson White. N.

H.i.vaid Fowler. Brooklyn; Miss Katherlne Maule. Misa Mabie Brown. James Gray, Manhattan; Miss Charlotte C. Couger.

Plalnllel 1, N. s. j. Ajarsnaii, Newark, N. J.

McNally House arrivals Include Mrs. Mar garet Fitzgerald. Miss Agnes Fitzgerald, Mrs. A. Wolff and daughters.

Charles Walton ef Manhattan. SEASON A BIG ONE. Saugerties Hotel Men Satisfied With Business, Saugerties, N. July 27th The banks of the Esopus Creek at Saugerties have een lined with boating parties and fish ermen during the past week. There Is a crowd here and their numbers are being augmented by new arrivals each day.

The notei men consider the present season one of the best that the picturesque little village Has ever had. ne macadamized road here la farin.in. number of automobile parties to the village, en route to the different points In the mountains, the route via Saugerties" being the most accessible way of reaching the western Cats-kills with autoa. Yachting parties have also been numerous and the harbor here tuta hen flu craft during the week. i ne smart summer colony on Barclay Heights re all occupying their summer This adds to the social gayety In the village.

A party of Saugerteslans are camping at Glenerle Falls, ntar here, enlovine th on. of door life In that pretty section. The party memoes t-ranK Kowa. James I. Crump.

Dr. Calvin Emerlck. Harry Peters, Peter Whit-taker and Benjamin Rowe. A number of the summer visitors attended the excursion given by the Ladles Aid Rocletv of the Methodist Church, Wednesday evening. airs.

i j. Duizet or Mannattan nas leasee the Kutzel cottage on Barclay Heights for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D.

Turk of Manhattan are spending their vacation here. Mrs. M. Deiancy or urooklyn la the guest of her parents in town. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter J. Rliroe of rtrooklvn spent last week hese. Claude Wardel of Brooklyn haa been visiting friends here. S.

H. Butzel of Manhattan la enlovlna: a acation with friends In town. John Burroughs, the noted naturalist. Is spending a part of his vacation with friends re. George M.

Baker and W. Baker of Man hattan are among the out of town visitors his week. Captain Franklin of the Twenty-third U. R. Infantry, who distinguished himself In the Philippines as commander of the famous Iiguna del Bay gunboat, has been the guest t'oultnev ltigeiow at the uigelow honie-ad In' Maiden.

Annie Hassinger' of Manhattan is spending ber vacation In town. Miss R. Smith of Brooklyn Is visiting friends here. Frank Pitcher of Freeport, L. Is spending his vacation here.

John H. DeWItt of Manhattan- Is spending his vacation with his parents here. Mr. and Mra, Charles Whlttman and Joaeph Continued From Page 3 of This Sec- tion. lander and B.

F. Fix of Manhattan. B. Zim merman and Miss Cecelia Herrlngton of Brooklyn. Victoria Miss Mabelle H.

Hltchlngs, Miss Anna A. Kliey, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y.

Adams. Mrs. I. 8. Adams, 8.

William Has-table, George P. Ellington, A. R. Elmdorf. Dr.

St. George Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

White, F. J. Enrich. Walter Dreyfus. Mrs.

A. M. Clegg, Mrs. Chalmers and Miss Bertha Clegg of Manhattan. H.

M. Schoonmaker, -Mlaa A. B. Gill and Mrs. Emma Odell of Brooklyn.

Bristol Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Smith.

Mrs. Grace A. C. Clark, Miss 'Z. J.

Freund, Miss N. Freund, Mrs. J. Wallace, Mra. E.

C. Northshteld, Mrs. J. F. Katz, Joseph Nagle, Ferrel Burton, Mr.

and Mrs. N. B. Spalding of Manhattan. Marlborough Mrs.

E. Davis, Mrs. T. Berlhofl, J. B.

Barr, H. A. Reynolds, B. F. Page, 8.

L. Ellas. A. B. Resell.

Warren Den-man and George B. Curtlss of Manhattan, Alexander. C. Renton and G. W.

Bell of Brooklyn. Lyndhurst Mr. and Mrs. E. Cunningham, Edward J.

Appall, Miss Agnes McNamara, Mrs. M. M. Gregg. Mr.

and Mrs. Blackstock. Miss D. Behan. Miss Edyth Mannist.

J. W. Lynch and G. B. Moyer of Manhattan, Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Vache and Mrs. H.

Sanders and Master Sanders of Brooklyn. St. Charles-Gramercy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hall.

Mlaa Violet Brown, Mias H. Macy, Mra. M. Dawson. Miss Dawson.

R. D. Maple. H. C.

Judge. Miss Nelson. Miss Florence New-bould, John L. Little. 8.

J. Wallach and family. Arthur Livingston of Manhattan, Mrs. Hulbert. Miss E.

Harper, Mrs. Auerbach, Miss C. Auerbach of Brooklyn. OCEAN GROVE MEETINGS. Temperance Workers in Convention.

Some of the Latest Arrivals. Ocean Grove, N. July 27 Bishop Stanford will preach In the Ocean Grovo Auditorium completing with his sermon on "Temperance" a full week of temperance meetings in the Methodist camp resort. Yesterday the National Temperance1 Society was in session all day, and for two days previous to that the Women's Christian Temperance Union of New Jersey had been holding meetings from 10 o'clock till near midnight. On the Monday preceding the anti-saloon league convention held a long session.

Another splendid concert, following by one week that of Mine. Eames, will take place In the Auditorium this evening. Mme. Alma Webster Powell Is to be chief soloist and Tali Esen Morgan's choir, now numherlnir soma trained voices will sing selections from wen anuwn oratorios. The Rev.

Robert F. V. thwa spoke here on children's Sunday, will be the apeaker at deaconess' day meetings to-morrow. Aiiiuna we laie arrivals at tne notels are: Arlington H. H.

Alger. Dr. H. s. Weusthofr.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Creshull, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. C. Duncan, mr. ana nars.

r. uooper, n. T. Keyser, H. W.

Robinson. L. I. McCormlck. P.

s. Alriue. Mrs. R. TenBroek of Manhattan, M.

8. Buck-bee of White Plains. Majestic James Meadows, C. E. Lent, P.

Maher. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Lane W. Snr.nr.oi. Jones, J. M. Beck, J.

D. Taylor, G. H. Barnes, a. orown ana w.

f. uuckley of Manhattan. Alaska James B. Smith. Otto E.

Stnlle. Mr. and Mrs. John David, Mr. and Mrs.

John Daird or Manhattan. Queen A. C. Bumham. C.

H. Camnbell and C. A. Gosford of Manhattan. Aurora E.

B. Bliss. A. H. Morltz of Man.

hattan, Miss Madge DeVore of Brooklyn. Ocean View Mr. and Mrs. G. B.

Borden, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Spencer, Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Corley of Manhattan, the Misses Bralne of Brooklyn. Le Chevalier Mr.

and Mrs. L. Deffaa, Miss Elsie 'L. Deffaa, Arthur E. Deffaa and Mrs.

T. B. Ross of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Leslie Robb, Miss Llllle M. Renaud, P. A. Renaud and A. E.

Renaud, of Brooklyn. Ocean House Dr. 8. G. Soawall, Miss Angel-ine Seawall of Manhattan.

Spray View E. S. Van Zandt, Mrs. T. E.

Valentine and C. E. Wanamaker of Manhattan. Summerfleld Mrs. M.

Dunne. Miss Augusta Denoe of Manhattan. Seaside Mr. and Mrs. W.

Millard, Marvin Brlggs, J. A. Dunham, A. H. McAtee, Mr.

and Mrs. G. D. Seymour, Mr. and Mra II.

L. Joyce of Manhattan. Arborton George Mlddleton. Mrs. Frank Wanier, Mrs.

Edward Grenzbach, Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Shepherd or Manhattan.

Sheldon J. Dean and Miss Dean. Dr. F. F.

Everstleld, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor and Frank rrobst Mannauan.

Waverly Mrs. C. M. Foots, Dr. and Mrs.

H. W. Jones of New York. Park View-Mrs. M.

E. Sinclair, Mrs. A. M. Burgess and S.

W. Cadmus of Brooklyn. kr. iikii.j.i.Li. t.

iicw.niuti.icijJiiici d. ii xi. Albright and H. G. Baumann ot Manhattan.

Langden Mrs. A. S. Earl of Manhattan. Mrs.

W. L. Rorhrer, Misa Emily E. Korhrer or Jersey City. Norman.

House J. H. Lockwood of Manhattan. La Pierre Mrs. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Baldwin, Miss Martha Becker of Manhattan. Marlborough Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Bishop, Mr. and' Mrs.

R. Harmon of Manhattan, O. O. Mlnnlngham and William D. Minningham of Jersey City.

Atlantic House F. A. Wessell. Mrs. J.

T. Dennis. Isabella Dennis, A. W. Peer and J.

8. Bussens of Manhattan. United States J. L. Loudenbach.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Terwllliger, C.

W. McMullen. Mr. and -Mrs. Henry Mathews, Miss Isabella G.

Dodd, Miss Sadie B. Schafer. Miss Grace E. Mathews, R. W.

McMillan, J. Macdonald and John H. Mellon of Manhattan. Charles A. Parsons and H.

C. Wade of Brooklyn, W. F. Terwllliger and Mrs. W.

Van Nortwlck of Jersey City. LeVasser Mrs. A. Mundell, Gerald Mundell, Miss May Turner and Thomas H. Atkinson of Manhattan.

belmabTquests. Some Women Are Cracks on the Bowling Alleys. Belmar, N. July 27 A.t the Belmar Club a regular programme of amusements, having something for every day and evening of the week has been In progress. Monday night there was a meeting of the women's bowling club.

The scoring was remarkably high. Among the women who made the best scores were J. Butler, Mrs. Alfred Kane and Mrs. George W.

Throck. The men'sM bowling tournament came on Thursday night. The club now haa a five-man team which issues a challenge to amateur teams of the neighboring watering places along the coast. Elmer Cain Is chairman of the tournament committee and Is seeking engagements with other teams along the shore. Last evening was given over to the weekly club whist, strictly for members and their guests.

Some of those who participated in the card playing were Mrs. F. C. Schmitt, Mrs. J.

Rihele. Mrs. H. E. Watklns.

John J. Bradley, John Storms, jr; Charles Shutt, Miss E. Caddie, F. B. Snow, Miss Bessie Stokes, Mrs.

George Post, Miss Helen Sykes, Mrs. Harry Law, Frank B. Rapp and Mrs. J. Butler.

At the Belmar Cluh a sacred concert Is planned for to-morrow evening. Mrs. Catherine Peplow Fritz, a club guest, will render a number of soprano solos, and other muelc will be furnished by Harry J. Stout, baritone. Next Tuesday evening there will be a children's cobweb party.

In charge of the Junior Entertainment Committee. A big euchre party entertained guests of the Carleton a few days ago. and among those participating were Miss Olive Wheeler, Miss Annie Appleget. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Piatt. Mias Agnes Lynch, Miss Jennie Lynch. Mrs. Charles Miller, Misa Effle Hagerman and Miss Alice Shumann. A number of Brooklyn people are stopping at the Hotol Colorado, where among the feature of the entertainments are the parlor concerts given by a clever trio of musicians.

The recitals take place every evening from to 10:30 o'clock, and the programmes lire chosen from the coniposeYs whose work Is regarded as "classical." The trio consists of piano, 'cello and violin. I.ate arrivals at the hotels Include: Buena Vista Charles D. Orth. Miss Regan. George A.

Hall. W. R. Mlllor. Mrs.

K. Noff. Calvin O. Neff. Carlisle Orleff of Man-ahttan; Walter D.

Halght. Beatrice A. Height. Helen E. Halght, J.

L. Shanahan. Miss Julia Vaughan. J. M.

Doherty, D. J. Nutler, Miss M. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Burr, Brooklyn. Columbia W. Schumann. Mrs. A.

G. Watkins. Irma L. Watkins, Miss Eloise Bor-gand, H. S.

Brown, H. O. Langley, John J. Storms, S. Post.

Daniel Kops. Arthur T. Hartv of Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Holmes. Miss Ella Eadle. F. B.

Swan. Mrs. T. B. Mills.

Miss Mills. Dr. and Mrs. George Esslg and Frank B. Snow, of Brooklyn.

Carleton Robert Robinson. Miss Rose Robinson, Walter Flower and family. Gustave Tashman. J. Alexander Frame.

L. W. Chapln, C. J. Parker.

T. P. Morris. Morgan Morris. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. O'Relllv and son, Mr. and Mrs.

T. E. Saunders, of Manhattan. Melrose. Inn Joseph H.

Cassldv, Howard-A. Butler. C. Butler, Mrs. N.

A. Gillespie. Miss May Gillespie and Miss H. Mary Dillon, of Manhattan. Atlantic Mrs.

C. F. Collahan'. Mr. and Mra.

W. P. Rooney. Mra. Catherine Hartlgan.

Mrs. J. Bennett. Miss Rose Alexander. J.

Bennett. Arthur James. Mrs, E. X. Mahoney and Miss Mahoney, of Manhnttan.

Nentune Fred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lent. Paul A.

Schuchort. Mrs. George W. Post, John Lynch of Manhattan: Walter F. Sykes.

Helen Sykes. Robert Svkes. Harold Sykes and Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Kalb. of Brooklyn. iam Stone, .1. Winsor, William Frye.

Charles i and Mrs. Fram-ls D. Jackson. Henry P. Dole, M.

Lowe, George Griffiths, J. R. Crofts. C. Lilian D.

Ross, ft. H. Parsons. E. E.

Spen-W. Burt, Harry Brown, A. M. Leon, Burton cer. Mrs.

C. R. Blssell, Edward D. Thurston, Shaw. Mr and Mrs.

George S. Graham. Miss Marlon ARRIVALS' Graham, George R. Mackenzie, C. L.

Mur- South Buy House Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. I ray and party. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Hoadley atawratly. Mies M-Graitv, Master Cnark-s Ma-j and daughter.

E. W. Waybright. Dr. and Mrs.

frratty. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ash Prcn- J. A.

Burke. H. Hlrkman. George R. Suther-tire I Ash.

Mr. and Mis. Jolina Tran. Mr. Innd.

Miss Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

i and Mr. Frank O. linwson Charles H'-w- Knowles, Mr. nnd Mrs. E.

L. Forest. T. in. Miss E.

Mildr'd Hmvson. Mr. and Mm. SVtraross. Mr.

snd Mrs. John Butler. Jchn V. P. Trainman.

Miss Carolyn Tmutmun. Mls Laura Tnuitman, Air. and Mrs. George fctuyvesant. F.

W. Spencer. Allen C. James. Mr.

nnd Mrs. CUrenee E. Pine. Hazel Tine. L.

Siutz and familv. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Graf. William E.

Etd-etls. Mrs. W. E. Kbbetts, W.

A. Ebbetta. J. Valerie Ebbetts. Marian S.

Eibtts. Mrs. F. Hoctr.anson. Mrs.

1 1. Arthur W- bie. Mr. and Mrs. H.

ImiBoIs, jCdna DuBois. Irene Morton Dull-. is, Minaln TuiBnis. Mr. and Mrs.

Frost, Raymond Frost. Edwin S. Frost. Dorothy Frofct. Jark Frcst, Hoyt H.

Johen of Brook-lvn; Frederick H. Seidel. J. T. Cary.

Mr. an1 Mrs. Lanman, Mrs. Jepste Long. F.

Kenneth Long. Walter J. Miller, Mrs Jzimes H. Cobb. Llvincstrne Cobb.

Master Allen Ross Cobb. William Joergen, Mrs. Joergtn, Miss James,.