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14 B-C daily eagle, new york, suxday, September 1933 HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESOHTS CONNECTICUT 1 turn it Bra ws Mciny To White Mountains Miss Marion F. Works and Miss Maraarrt Williams. I M' and Mrs. C. E.

Benbh of Brooklyn are sojourning at, the Forest Hills. Franconia. Mr. and Mrs. Howard V.

Sherman 1 nf Brooklyn are in Bethlehem at the Arlington Hotel and enjoying the drives and golf there. Spending a few days at the Al- pine. Bethlehem, are Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Schmedeke and season guests at vhe same hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Healy of Brooklyn.

i MIDDLESEX COUNTY Miss America Pageant Fills Atlantic City Bcauly Crown Award for 1933 Draw Many From IVklvn to Koort Brooklyn Colony Passes Vacation Days in Hampshire Ilills-McCooey and Sartori Win Fame as Hikers priH at the putting contest there I on Wednesday. The first prize went to Charles Meyer of Brooklyn, who had a score of 39. Mr. Meyer and his sister, in company of Mrs. S.

Schmedes of Brooklyn, have I CATSK1M, MOI'XIAINS -flc SUGAR MAPLES ii IHKISIIAN. elevation 3.300 feet Golt, tennis, handball, bathlne. saddle horses. bwmimlris. daiidtitf: test foorts; rlcctrictv: 7 acres: beautiful lawn.

Pntes $14. Alter Sept. 4th. $10 ud: bath. $16 un.

Write Box 300, Maplecrest. N. Y. New Salisbury Hotel JEFFERSON HEIGHTS. CATSK1I L.

N.I. GOLF SWIMMING) POOL, TENNIS BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST Running Water All Itoomi Danclns, Casino. Beer Garden. Orche.tr Booklet. $16 un.

Tel. Catsklll 183 S0MERV1LLE VILLA Near bauilnt. dancing, excellent taole; ehurcnoi. Hates $1 UD. Again under met.

ol tin. i. HALVES FAILS, beauty spot of the Catskills Elevation 2.000 feet: low weekend fares: trains, buses, boats: excellent hotels. For eeneral Information address CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Haines Falls.

N. V. Booklet B. CREEKSIDE HOUSE ct1 y111 Frt bath In, boating, water chute, floats, oir. houe; eirellent tnhle; clean rooms; lmnu.

IcrtflKH. irenery; 115. JOHN M1LLKU. HH.LWOOD HOI SE, ftaiiRertles, tV Excellent commanding view; large, airy rooms: all sDorLs; electrtcttv: home cnoi-iru; farm prod. K.

Wo.t PINE Bl'SH FARM. Greenville. N. V.t ill nuxJprn Homelike it moat) her. eireHent plentiful tut) 1 8.

Kiilw S14 WMkly. Amusement Hook leu Un. Jnsei Baron. HOLDRIDGE HOl'SE Windham, N. Y.

Boating, bathing, horseback riding, dancing; own larm 812-S15 weekly. Goodoads. Book.et; IIIDECKER HOUSE Windham, N. Y. Farm, with modern comforts; near village, churches golt.

Booklet. "CEDAR piTuTHOUSt, R. O. 2. Clltklll.

N. y. A newlr built tummer retort; entirely modern; excellent nerman.AnjerlcaD table; bathtna. amuie menu. Katel reaionable.

Writ. B. MAGNT3. MoantalnXake Farm, Kingston, M. tt.

a. Box 29. Surrounded by pine forests. Free bathing, boetlng, fishing on German table; Impts. U6-S18.

H. Schroeder, THE D1RCKSK1LL 'hoiS tablet firm Droductaj amuiemenls; Sri weekly. F. BAtlEK. New Sunnybrook Inn Nl; German cooking: all bathing from house: Ilshlug Booklet.

E. BITTER. OVERLOOK FARM HOl'SE Large, airl rooms. Bathing, boating fishing, dancing. $10 weekly.

Mrs. ANNIE WILLIAMS. Catsklll R.D.No. 2. N.Y.Tel.

896-F-4. orrering the Ideal Vacation OKCUAKU l'AKk INN HENSONVILLE, N.Y. Booklet. "eviilyn i.oixiE, casern, n. y7 mu elevation.

Farm products; bathing, golt and churches. Christians. Bklt. Mrs Win. Rice.

Cairo In the Catskills. EVERGREEN GROVE PURLING N. Y. Modern! lennii, oatlilna, dancing; (arm ucellent title; plenn and tho best of ereiyllilin: Inweit Booklet. U.

JIUELBAllKI ROUNlfTOP HOUSE; Modern Improvem'ta Booklet WO. True. BIN GEL'S FARM, Cairo, rt. Y. Acc.

80 Modern: amusementa: 14 un. Tel. Cairo 31-M. Booklet. EDW B1NOEL Haines Falls in tho Catskills HERBERT O'HARA.

Prop ir.i,,.. Pull. V. SHADY 'RflV'17 co. 15- Excellent table OliUVlj Write for booklet tlOL'SE AND COTTAGES GLEN PARK HOUSE HAINES FALLS.

N. Refined lamlH resort. Accom. 100. Pine location.

Ex-tenslve urounds. Booklet. 0.f. Glennon. PINE TREE LODGE ElMitlnn MOO fet; mndfrn; home eiK.kinn; ti; rhurcbn, moiiet.

iwlmmliifc: pndl. Kdips ronton ihla 8-Miklet. WILPUKIJ McC.IHBON. MT, SYLVAN HOUSE. Maine "Fa.ii.lir Inrsled; lirgo, Hrj rofiras, tirpllpnt tub! modern Imui.

near churchps; ent, iwlnmitni pool; rMSonthl. Bkit. C. MarPtlKllSON, Prnp. Loxhurst 5 Inn, Falls.

N. V. Golf course tennis Ride of house, Bklt. H.J. Mver.

THE MILLWOOD. Harnea Falla. H. Y. Iliah eleail'm: tone) home ennklna: eomrortarile rnoma.

All ehnrrhea. BnnlilM. C. K. HAINIl.t Stamford in the Catskills Tilt? ATCIHNSON TUB Stumfnrr), N.

Y. Huuerb ftrallon Keamere rnra. Mddyrn. Tennla. gnlf.

Near lalioa. cmmlrj rlnn. Bwlmnilng. Rataa reasonable, lei) Itik let. U.

ATCIHNSON. Mar. KLNDAI I PLACE INN Stamlnrd. N. Y.

See Eaele Directoey or wrlle for oonKlet. (HE COLUMBIA, Stamtoro. N. V. alnirn large, cnmfortabte ronma; exe-llprtr mh! reamnahle ralea.

alra. EVANIIKI.INB HIlllT. LAKE MAllOPAC iMOO.N FLOWER INN AND TEA ROOM, LAKE MAllOPAC. N. On lake.

Home cooking. Boatlna. tlslilng. saddle horses. Impts.

Mrs. L. C. Vrreland GREEIVWOOD LAKE LINDEN HOUSE Newlf (tecorated; modflrn; boitlng. hathlne; exrpl-lm OTman cooklnn; reasnnnhle rales.

Vpirrt ADIUOMJACKS SUNSET CAMP ftaquetla Lake. M. B. J.mr'i Cottairei, Modern. FTrellpnt uhla, Flanlng, huthlnd, gnlf, rianrlng.

OnnUlei. lei and reference! on requeit. IHEMBLEAlJIIALlTn- Port Kent. N. In Adlrondarka On Lake Chammaln.

mlnute to Ansnbie Cha.sm. Modern. Laree shad, lawn and clean sand beach: tennla: nrtvate casino. E. RENNELL, Mer.

EMENDS LAKE INN ON FRIENDS LAKE Cn-to-dBte In aDoolntments Ercellent ctilslne: water snorts, orchestra. Booklet. WM. MURPHY. P.

O. Chestertown. THE LITTLE CLUB, en Schrnnn Lake, N. V. Prtiata beach, arolf.

tennla. all waler rpnrti. Sperlal Lahnr tiny week-end ratea Ameriran-lewlib manaeement. Hungarian ruhlne. PFBI.OI HOTEL COTTAGES, on Frant Lake.

Acc. 120. Modern Improvements. Rates SIB ud. Houttekeepine Cottages.

Bookie CAR9 SMITH. Msr. BARRETT'S BALD MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Old Forte. N. Central Adirondack.

I'horouehlT modern. Oolf rjrlvtmes. Acc. 150. Booklet direct or Eaale Bureau.

THE CEDARS, P. 0. S. Senroon. N.

T. On Srhronn Lake; mrxlern; oathlng, tennla. all it'! arres; new luw ratea. jl'ii up. Special BRIAR CLIFF LODGE.

Horlcon, N.Y. UC. Ilehtlul location on shore Brant Lake boating, flshlng. saddle Booklet TERRA ALTA Schroon lake. N.

t. Arprnndaek Mountaina. Latest model cabins special for season fJ2.50 weekly Write for bonk et LAKE GTOKGE lalfA tiotrtraurn''' cottages Mite reduced hall after Labor Day. Minimum $20 week, with boat, eltctucT lights, indoor pltnnbintr, hath, fire places. Week ends niimrnum.

Satnrd.iy and Sunday. $6 plus each added See America's most hcitttilnf Jake in Autumn Riorjr. Get leMlet, Rtlrrtvrt nationalitv desired. I.KTLH V. STREEVER.

Ballston "ivi. N. V. PINE REST 0N LAKE CEORCE LLICVKROALE. N.

Y. Accommodate 100. Good table. Bathlni dancing, tlshlng. bowilng.

tennis. $18 up! Mrs. P. T. BEHM.

I IlllSGO Sabhalh llaa PmiiT On Lake Ceorte.N.Y 1 Acc. liltr. Potiuiai resort. Keduced rates Corresiiunderne tnvited. On Route 47 1 1 I lke L'' 1 1 GEORGE.

N.Y. Wrilefnr booklet. A. IT. WYATT.

Plop. tVlAI'LI GIIOVE COTTAGi Excellent taoie; $1800 per eek. sin, 4, Mudigao, Ll Qeoia. I ASEVKY PARK. ASBURY-CARLTON Vear round, ocean front.

Reduced rates. J. W. BUTCHER. PARK OOSEVELT A Modern f-t Block from the FireDroot I Beach on Third Ave.

Intel American artel Fnronean i HOTEL LOCKWOOD, 602 5th Av Dn Suns.it l.aae. Itmmi with bath. Amer. plan $1 klT up; Eurnp Jr klj up. Tel.

A P.si'iio. fmlth MARI.HOKOCGII HOTEL. Ashurt Park. N. J.

Hates In accordance with the times. Elevator, Amer. and Enroo. plan. Tel.

10" MAnKON'OtH BEACH American mAuiauii uo dajlv bb wwkl. Free narklns. HAWK. Tel 693. CD CWTUrtrtrt First ocean views: fine tab.e.

SI 6 weekly no Tel. 3443 R. Hoff. ANNESLEY Kp" American. Hoderale.

I r. Near all amttsements. Reasonable- M.l)eCi. RAVENSWOTU'lNN OnD. Sunset Lake.

Reduced rates. E. Wa'sh Amerltsn elm. ReOueeo ntci. Skit.

H. F. Miller ATLANTIC CITY Pennsylvania Avenue and the 8 each COOK'S SONS Synonymous itb the change in seasons THE SEASIDE ANNOUNCES NEW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT Write for booklet In the heart of resort life Famous cuisine Surf bathing from rooms Golf. American and European Plans N. Y.

Booting 5-0815 From $3 dally Tirith meals. $17.50 weekly. STAY AT I10TFI. LAFAYETTE in Atlantic City Rooms with meals Irom $5 dallv. S25 wkiv.

Ocan View HO-iEL DeVILLE. Kentucky Ava. i Bearh. Ilotmi. huth ft mt'al.

$un no wci-klv. Free nrch. Cap. 5.111. Titos.

M. O'lirlcn. AVON-- IHE-SEA, J. AVON IN, AVON-RY-THE-SEA, N. J.

Ocean front. Carefullv Felpcted clientele. Phone Asburv. 8. Thomas Penna.

Mm. 15 LI. MAR, N. J. NEW NEWARK oH'S European.

Specll Fajl Rates SI un. CAPE MAS. Admiral Hotel gSffij CAPE MAY, N. J. 20 Mile! at Sea LAKE HOPATCONG STYX VILLA LAKE HOPATCONO, N.

Motorboatlna. canoelna bathina. danclna: hot. cold water all rooms. Reduced ratea.

Hopatcona Mrs. C. MATHIESEN OCX.aN GROVE, N. J. ll 72 Main Ueean Grnve.

Ucean Mouse Ampr. pl, Siwlal rlallj ratel. I'linne SJ5SW 7.F.I.I.KY. N1V JERSEY Special Lalxr Day Kales The Trenton Manor 111 Ocean Road Actir Lake) Spring Lake, IN. J.

Saturday, Sunday Monday, $7.00 Room and Board Mrs. W. C. YAKO RINCLIIC PARK HOTEL Oak Itidee. N.

J. Morrli Co. Un Hwannanoa Lake Onlj 85 Mile, From New York CUT SrlPCt Koaorl iChrisllan Clientele) Food, Endnraed tl, Alfred W. Mrtann-Lahoralnrlra. Served Phone Newlnunilland 62.

Ida H. Baumgarten. PINES Opan at ay to Oct. Tatil, atipplted trom own farm, f'rra btiatlna. bafhlna.

rnnla. dancing. Rate, JH.00-tlH.llll. Biaiklat. KI.MKII K.

MH.I. CAI.DVV El.1,7 NriT THE Idral locution. Home cooklna. Send for circular. A.

FRICKE. 2 Wakctlcld Place. Phone 1130. HONIIAMfoWN, N. J.

Boating, battling, fishing; plenty eggs milk, farm nroducts. Rates $ln and $12 neekly. Route Box 70-ILNew Brunswick. LAKE END HOTEL BflButv Spot ol N.J. 1.050 ft.

abovn ih ItVfil. Mmleri tiRthi. Hot and cnid rimnino water. Cahtn bnnaalowa. All i port Phone Nnwlntindland 30 or 76FI4, Bklt Cl'LVEKMERE CAMP Culver t.ako.

N. J. Mav ai June rates $16 to $20 weeklv. Booklet. P.

O. Box 650 TPFMflNT sEAr.iRT. on the beach IlNDHIUill rate (or Lnbr Dav and month of September. H. F.

SHIER. $34.50 UD weeklv. H. P. SIIIER.

IACKSON ud weekly meals O. BETZ. PENNSYLV1NIA THE GILCHRIST fifevftion0 2 ooo Pit' Good food Modern Rate 15 GEO. E. OILCHRIST.

THE GLENWOOD ZTll Pee Kisla KeaTt Qulde. atntcrmatinn ttirean. Caiiadt-nsls, I'a. MT. SPRUCE MANOR p.

food feature: nood Oeds Cool private ink? Christian. Booklet. WLESTKR NUTT. Ihe I'lM Cottasen, Canaapnjiia. ku.

tn Canadensis Mud All spnrW Cap 100 Cre5co 445. R-13. Helbin PINFHT10QT finaiiPtiU. Pa. Can.

ritiLnuiVOl Eceilnnt food. Running watrr In every room. Booklet. T. Price.

Ofiu.vare Water Gap, Pa. ASTLB INN wtt'r DELAWAkll WATtBUP.Pi tmf REE LEIGH I DCLAWARI WATER 6AP.PA. 1 Wnlt Holtn. Gnll Couria si dent frlvata Baths earri rnnm. Dally.

S25 Per Wek. Cattaoea. nailyt Sir Per Wna. Amarican Plan. Plrnna 304O.

If.a-. Celebrated tor a Century North ot Del. Water Gan 200 lovely screa BRIDGE nifnn; ralea $11 -fia irtly. CARLTON. Creek.

Pa. MAPLE GR0VFH0USE Crwk, Pt. Modern, Tenrtli, iwlmmtDt. 'ft up wcki. Bokiat, MATT IS LEOLSK.

CONNECTICUT. EDGE MERE VACATION HOUSE LAKE P0C0T0PAUG East Hampton, Conn. Accommodate ISO Modem, mnnlne water all rooma. Directly on lane shore. Excellent boating, bathing, orchestra.

danclo. hor.sebaclr, rldlna tenuis. Excellent table. Rates tl8-S22. Bookleta.

Phone East Hampton 86. Mrs. W. E. O.

SMITH. Proo. RIVERVIEW HOTEL" Conn. Located an banks ot Cna-nettlrut Kl.ef. Ilndsm.

Rnatlna, bathlni, flit). In. tennla. danrlni. Eieelleol Utila.

Own firm, 14 up. Bouklna. Mra. BUDEO BANNER LODGE oodis. conn.

all Aihletle dlreetor, tennli, band bH, ntimnint, prlra' lake, atrial aclliltj. Jeialsh-Amsrlran rut-le. RiHiklet. JACK BANNER. HOTEL RIVFRSIDB.

East Haddam. Conn, Ideal location, on banks of Conn. River. Modern. Bathlna.

boatlmr Excellent table. Reasonable Booklets RITUOLP HURTER Silllinsn Hill Farm Hoaae. Moadna. Conn. Inn mfeutenn.

H.lhin. fnhim. Kesher. IJ. Bookleti.

All mar. 8AM FAST. MASSACHUSETTS, INCLUDING BERKSHIRES OA1WOOD'. reat Barrington, JAI Massachusetts in (itt ttraiitiful licrk.hrt! Alt comfnrf, KhsiIj remlicd by trwln or motor. Day, wi'fk or Summer.

Amer. flan. Mode mi rates. Write Walter E. KreUOwnrr-Managtr.

MAPLE SHADE DAIRY FARM Housatonlc, near Gt. Harrington improrementa. large rooms, own prodncta. bathlne, $17.00 up. Christiana.

Booklet. Mrs. W. H. SMITH STONEWALL LODGE LENOX, MASS.

Ideal location. Every mo6 ern impt. Tennis, oathiug, all amuse. Excellent meals. $18.

A. E. COLE. Prop. I HE MAPI VIEW WASHINGTON.

MASS. it. eicvauon. ideal restrul. modern; lectrlclty; outdoor aports.

boatlna. dancine pavilion ore.hpsrrn nmrf. UCtS. $15 UO. Booklet.

CARL SHADY VILLA Hinsdale. Mass. Hlch Id scenic, Berkshire. Home conkln? hnnttno iinir tonni. duced rates.

33d vear Bklt. P. S. Ba'rden. WOODLAWN INN PlttcHalrf I vcuicr ncra.nirc I1HI9.

Modern Improvements; good home cooking. bjj-oio. mis. o. wjaniir.

in7- .7. ivvf iii'i inaiieiiE Rliosiai rnnm an.l Ixial.l. Sfl monthly; country; Cape Cod, ML Xonh Easlhnm. Mm. BUN REST in Rerkshtres Home cook.

iiFinciino BiirruunuuiKs; rea somrble. Great Barrlngton. Mrs bbl tt. FARM nn Centre Lake 2 00(1 ft elevation: old-fashioned farm: week. 5okJet PWaldo Turner.

Chester, Masa. CREST HALL. Nantucket Island. Mass, Near beaches. Moderate rates.

Booklet. KHODE ISLAND NEW DEAL AWAITING YOI' VAIL HOTEL MANISFE3 nd COTTAGES HOTEL BLOCK ISLAND. R. I. CONNECTICUT.

HolidayFarra; ON BANTAM LAKE Boatlna. Bathlnrt. Fishing. Horses. Farm Produce, Sh.idv Trees.

Tennis. Reasonable. BOOKLET. J. Biller, Bantam, Conn.

ELM TERRACE INN WEST HAVEN, CONN. Under New Manaeemenl Situated 2 otocks from sound: accommi aates no: every modern tniorovement. rooms with or without Dath. hot ana cold runnlnn water all rooms: 14-car garagfc: tennis courts: billiard room: bathing; boating: saddle horses: all outdoor amusements; excellent cuisine under su-cervislon of a competent chef Reasonablt) rates Bookleta Phone connection. EW BCHELL.

PINE VILLA PARK THE REAL HOME RESORT WEST CORNWALL, CONX. On Housatonlc River. Boating, fishing, tennis, dancing Electrically lighted. Running water In all rooms Booklet. JOSLPH SPOTH.

Pror; LAKEMONT Spend Labor Dav here Water snorts, mountain c'lmblng Uneoualed fond Danclnar with orchestra. Special rate. $12 for 1 days. Mrs. MARY Z.

SMITH THE OWENERO Ii.ltan Neck, Branford Conn. On the Sound, where the country meeti the seashore. Finest bathing beach. fishing tennla ont f.rnm,at nM garden nroducts. Artesian water.

Gentiles, H. STRATTON. ProD. COMPO DAIRY FARM NEAR COMPO BEACH IVESIPORT. CONN.

Electric lichti oaths, etc. Boatlna. bathln. fishln. Horn eookinat own larm iUPDlles 114 up.

MRS. W. 8. DASKIN. THE MAPLES Canaan.Ct.

Amona the Berlc shires; near lake, river; homt eomlorts; German cooklnit: own produce: nor vil- 'aee lfl SCHUMANN. HOTEL PEMBROKE MiiinrrTconi Every modern improvement. A bouse ot distinction. Ao commooates I2o Bathina. boatlrn.

Hsh Inn. Reasonable. Booklets M. E. GaBner.

LAKEVIIW INN, Lake Haramaur, New I'reston. Conn. Christian clientele All outdoor aporta. Private beach Redtireti ratea. Booklet.

Telephone LUTHER SECOR. Prop. MT. VIEW HOUSE KENT, CONN. (Itch tlemtum.

ouVt. HofD cor Ini. mnrlrrn. Amu. ChrfMlani.

Mri. Uurf THE 7 BHANFORD. CONN. Home Cooktm All Soorti 9. A.

HIEBEL IDLEWOOD, WALNUT BEACH Miltord Conn Ron tin a. oathlnu Ratet reasonable HO.PORD. COLONIAL INN. na ven-nn-Sound, Conn boaflnc. al' aports Good table Christian clientele 1 S-S2S week; $4 per day.

Booklets. Mrs W. Coxeter. Maple Glen Farm. Cornwall Rrldre.

Conn. All Improvements Electricity Bathlni, flshlne Own farm 50 up PTed Lorch, BEKKSIIIItE TAVERN. C-anaan, Conn. All buthlna. eolf.

amuse European RICH. Proa. II IRVs LODOK. Twin Lanes. Conn.

100 miles N. All water Rate $18 ud Booklet. Mrs Thomas O'Hara Jr. HOI'RINS PLACE. New Preslon.

Conn. Lake Wriramiua. Hl2h. oulet. refined: mod.

Chrlsiinn.a Spts Bit. Hopkins Son. OYSTER RIVER INN. WOODMONT. CONN.

All Imornveulenta RiaMea. halhlna, danclnf. amtisemenia. Naar -htirrnea. lis.

Wm. J. Carroll. irCim. THE POCAHONTAS.

Vlrrinla Beach, V. F.tciuk ocean. Onen all vear. ArtracMvw rates. Southern rookmij.

Mrs. A B. Williams. CANADA. lew Tost Fires to No.

TacHir Coast visa Cansd'an Rockiea. Good return Oft. Si. CANADIAN PACIFIC. 311 Madlaon WaM dim LAKE VIEW HOUSE East Hampton, Conn.

On Beautiful Luke Pocotopuug Modern new annex; running water in rooms; homt cootting; Tresh farm products: dance orchestra; boa Una. canoeing bath Inn. tennis, etc. Accommodate 120. Booklets.

Special June rates. P. HE3RKNOT. Prop THE MT. PARNASSUS VIEW EAST ilAniMM.

CONN. BOO ft. elevation, situated amid the hilli ot Connecticut, near Lake Bashtn All snorts. Running water in all rooms; wholesome food $14. Bkit.

Phone tJ8-a. Edw. SfianaRan. Prop. CLARKHURST Raridam Neck Connect lent Directly on Conn Klver; modern improvements: private soil: tennis; boating; bath Excellent $-'0 up.

Booklets. H. BKOVVN East Hampton. Conn. HILLSIDE HALL Lake Cast Hampton.

Conn. All oathina eseellent meals. S17.50. Bills. LOVEWEIX HAYROI'K INN KAS1 HAMPTON.

CONN. Cnnnecrseut Route No 14 Solenr'ld cuisine Modern Bathlne. (tshlni at door Cientlle ontronaee Booklet. M1LL3 SPA. Inc.

l'EXNSYLVANLV Milford, Fa. High Falls Iloteltrct'pi? All iDorts, Rate $14 up. Capacity 150 A. E. KIHSCHNER.

LAUREL VILLA 'LHfc' Mndeni tvery detail. Booklet fl. N. ifoht. Mountainl.ome, Pa.

Enjoy ihe glorious Fall davs and the beau-til'ul coloring of the Autumn foliaRe durinu September and October in the Pocono Mountains. Rooms with private bath, run-nine; water; excellent meals. Private golf course at hotel. SI dailv. Special Fall rates after tuber Dav.

Booklet and rates on application. BWl phone Creseo 45. Totono Mountains, fa. COME TO A Christian Kesnrl Illustrated Bcolc Pocono Pines, Pa. P0C0HASSET HOTEL Mncr Homelike, excellent table, comfortable, airy rooms: dancing, talkies, golt.

Booklet on llius. Hillenhouse, Mgr. WYNCR0FT mt. pochno p.v Elevation 2'JIMI ft. A select nome in the mountains Rooms en suite, private oaths.

Dr. c. Thnrne Walsh. KiDCiK IIOUSE." Mountain-home, Pa. Tel.

cresco S422. Free con-ciete pool, tennis, soil, horseback riding, rtancms. orchestra Rates $1B up weekly. Eooklrt J. E.

JANNEY. The Germond House "n'W'iii. Pa. Pike oiintv. Real food: German conklne Rates S14 ud weekly.

Booklet. E. E. THE CELM0NT FWJ Rooms with Dath. Booklet.

J. Cornish. DEVONSHIRE PINES tar Poenno. Pa Highest coolest location in the Poconos Bklt. Christian Clientele Gilbert Coam IN WOOD LODGE "ocoNO; Chriittan cllenielai Coer a faalure.

All apnrla. r. Carlvrlaht. IIOKAE'S rear. Kretlent cuilln rtinnlna water; up warklj Knger H.irne, HIE FaT.

Ideal location. Good hon.e cooking. Reduced 'lcs Booklet Miss MAKY PrtlLE HOURS Dj coccrele hlRhwav or a rati to O'aittlfu) i'OCONO MANOR Call VAn. -12tl for Inrormallnn and ralea. Stroudsburg, Pa.

INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL THE PRIDE OP STHOIinSBIIRG. PA. Official SI 50 to 00 oei dav sinslo $2.50 to $4 00 oer dav doubK FREE PARKING OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT EUROPEAN PLAN NEW SWIMMING FOOL Centrrta Filtered Water 3075 J'i-IO Rea MAFLEIItRSI INN 81rua, Ace. All Snorla. Ver? low rates.

I8tn Saamo. Brmklet. W. K. Burnett.

Pros'r. IIAVAREST COTTAGES. B. Stronos-ourg. P.

R- D. 3. Ideal for a Rates reduced. All aporta. Bklt.

Carl Srhmldt. WERNERSVILLE PA. MODERN. HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE All Rooms with Running Water or Private Bath with Shower. RATE: With Meals $2 50 oer dav: $15 00 per Week Berks Co Cooking.

GOLF BATHING SADDLE HORSES SOIJnrOlNrAINMANOS I. 4WE.RNEfJSVIlLE,PA.-v avaV. GOLF. TENNIS ftf-" SWIMMING SADDLE HORSES mm MRcanoruRiry A DAILY VVTI linjoy Summer Seaunn al GALEN HALL.Hy; Mow open Golt j. ftlgr.

WLK.MiK.SVII.LE. I'A. Highland House 1 tf- Rates S18-S32 weeKlT Good food, good beds, all sports; DooK-let. .1. J.

Lowney. MAINE YE LONGFELLOW INN, Portland, Me. Overlooking Cnsco Bav: American nl.in. $4 dav; special weekly rates; GcntLe patronage. H.

H. PEASE. Prop. NEW HAMPSHIRE. CRYSTAL LAKE.

Pnfield. Interesting larue colonial acreage, fine bath-inti: home cooking: wonderful country. $111: double. Mrs. 1IOLCOMBE.

West Canaan. New Hampshire. VEKMONT MOUNT MANSFIELD HOTEL STOWS, VKUMONT Free From Hay Fevflr. An unusual health iM Mcjuuro resort "on the ton 0 Vermont." Com fnrtaiily fitrni-hed hotel, Imraelika fiKl. Muun tain I In, vji'W of Vrrrrmnt, N.

11. ud Ca limit. Dpeni 1. Hoi M. C.

I.OVK.loV. Mgr. Mt I-Alt VI in the Pines, Itennlncton VI. .100 acres. alrv rooms, good meals; electric; sw.

mining, fishina, goil. Saddle horses. Low rate. Free car meets boat. I faro.

S3 no St'llNElDKH FARM. So. Khaftahurv. Vt. Ideal location, nica rooms, (ood table fialhlng, syorts, tn up.

Rout, 1, VVcrnrrvIIle, Pa. a Mrs E. P. Higgins is a lata arrival from Brooklyn at Bretton Arms, Bretton Woods. R.

Paul Boardi and family also are here from Jackson Heights. Mr. and. Mrs. Martin H.

Cregi of Brooklyn are spending a few days at the Crawford House, Crawford Notch, where also is Mrs. R. C. Gigil of Brooklyn. McCooey Famed as Hiker Mr and Mrs.

R. J. Jones of Brooklyn are enjoying a stay at the Balsams. Joseph J. Sartori and John H.

McCooey, who went to Brooklyn to -attend the funeral seiv-ices of a friend, have returned to join their families at the Balsams. Notch. Mr. McCooey is famed for the long constitutionals he lakes there over the forest trails, to keep in condition. Miss Marjorie Johnson of Brooklyn joined the Crawford Notch Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Butt and Miss Marjorie Butt of Brooklyn vho are at the Mount Washington, Bretton Woods heard the concert there Continued on Page 16 HOTELS AND RESORTS SU.LIVAN CO. SHAWANGUNR MOUNTAINS E'l liytWIMl ,1.1 Highland Lake, Sullivan N. Y.

On lake. Known lor excellent meals. New, up-to-date house: modern In all resnects. Open flrenlace. hot and cold water.

Boat-InB. bathing, fishing. koU. danclns. Christians.

$18 ud. Booklet. Barrvvtlle 8F-2. EGGERS. ProD Kvserike, N.

i. Beautitul locution. Hooina house OF hot. cold water NINE-lloiJS GOOD EATS or Private bath. GOLF shower bath.

Booklet. Private boardlne house. People of refinement return vear alter year. Ownership management. R.

Trowbrldee. Proprietor. FA SIM KYSERIKE, N. Y. Finest of Meals.

Resident ORCHESTRA. Rates lowest in years. Wrltejior booklet. PINE GROVE New. modern: bathing, fishing, golf tennis: elevation 2.000 farm, dalrv: low ratea.

Booklet. Christians. EBRININQ. SUNSET COTTAGE l.am. New outldlnn.

Hot and eold waler erj room. Farm orrelurtl. Chrlltljn; requestaBrryvUH -l-4. LEW1SHAZEN LakrSKlC llOtCl H1 Vl stallon. On ooautlful Boatlni, flh-ln, danrine, imulNliall.

Katrl 110-111. Batn. Oln management, lei. en. v.i,"..

LAUREL COT I ACE an. N. Y. 'aslilnictnn l.ak. Boatlni, bathlnt, flihlnn.

Tahl. aupplled with own farm prndurti. Eiwirinu. Kalei on recjueal. BarryrlllF14.

A. Bnm. MIN1SINK LODGE Hot. cold water Id all rooms: Bathing. Hemlock Giove House 'svaii Modern laiota.

asrellent table: dancing, bathing, fKrilriJ. Onlllei. Ralel 111 KIHII.KH TUMBLE INN Calllcoon Centre, Diilllvan N. V. Exceptional table.

Halhlng. hnatln. BUtR Er, Vnrm DnxlucU; horn eonklnj, bath, ftihlim, ipnnij, KimklPt. Genlllfl. SI '2-114.

KKANK1.IN OMAN IIOLPP') SUNSET LOUGH On Ten-nanab Lake. Rnscoe. N. V. Acc.

100. Run-nlnn sprlnR water everv room: water sports, frre boats: orchestra: best table. $18 up. LAKE REST HOTEL "j1 are. m.

Roallnj, bathlni. Impli. T. t. RMTTR.

HIGHLAND COTTAGE On iflKe. modern, tennis, bftthlng, eolf, dancln. Ratr E. V. KALBFUS WASHINGTON BEACHH0TEL On Washington Lake, Yulan.

N. Y. Improvements; S10-S16. W. E.

Tether. ake Shore" HnteC Hiehianri LakeT N. Y. Modern. Plcntilul table.

All sports. 17. Near churches. CHRIS E. SCOTT.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS WII.I.E FARM, Lake Katrine. N. T. Nice (or mothers with children: $12 S6. Boata.

Bklt. Charlotte Wille. Mountain Lodge, Hunter, N. Inmta. farm proilucta: near elmrrhns, Oalhlng; raia 112-114.

Bklt. Burner 3211. Mra. K. H.

Orlftln THE "ELIZABETH' HOrSK, Leeds, N. Y. Ideal location; modern Improvements: near ail churches. Accom. 100.

Mrs. A. Peters SHEPARdTaHM BALSAMS SHADE. Oreenville. Y.

Write lor booklet or see Essie Directory A. D. SHEPARD ALBERTA LODGE, Freehold. N. An entirely modern vacation home: bathina.

reasonable rates. Bklt. M. Arloof. BARTKE HOUSE, Leeds, N.

V. Thornuahly raoUern; anod home tahle: danclna, orcue' tra nlKhtlTi reainnat.le ralel. 1. BAKTKE. L0CUSI GROVE HOUSE.

Round Toe, N. V. All mrxlern Imnta. Kfd anma unie; near churrtiel and arouae. JI2.SI) up.

Ball. U. Krnfp. ELM SHADE. Greenville.

N. If. Modern Improvements: all amusements, churches: excellent larm table. Buoltiet. JVV.

LOWE. TRAIL'S END. East Wlrwnarn. W. 118.

Kieallenl laM: Imnta. near ehnrrhea and aporta: honklet. O. E. KITZMAIJHK'B.

Qerman.Ain.r. larjle: awlmmlna 11? up. M. Klrhrei OAK HILL LODCiB. Oa HIILN.

Excellent table: Improvements: own products. Booklet. Geo. J. gchmid Proo.

GLEN MARY vc'' N. Y. ft. W. Kerr.

mile! nliiirrhea racnlam: iwlmmli.a pnil; rerreallcin hall: Dnnklet, W4V8IUfc HOUSt. COOKSBUHO. N. Y. Com-! fnrishl rnnms, m-nlrrn tmpti.

Plentiful (Mrmn libit. Bathing, fhhln. 8impllh. SI2. I.

BHhop CVERflHEEN CROFT HOnSErprMMOldrHrvl Mlnlern Imufci. pinf tful tnhl: lirn, ilry rooms; 114 up C. 8MITH. ronnTl? Mr. f.ni.

MT. VIEW ARM HOUSE," CatskTlli M(H)prn Impt. vmetmt iwlmmlm pool; fhnwn; tahl; i it a. Hook let. W.

OHKKNK. WILLOW BROOK7" fAn, H. O. I. CaUkiU, H.

at Green taka Own firm prorfurti; trnnt Int. hut hi nn, fishing, $lft-J12; nk It. John Rlecla. Twin Liika Ladga, PaienvHta, N. V.

A mountiin like Dursdlifc All aDorta: mod'-rn Iropti. Mod-watt ritea. BiNAIat, KI.KIN tk CUM Hit. 8HADY BIDE TTAGe7b 22871177. N.

V. CnnBunial hotiia acromnifulatloni 'arm pnxluctB, mod Imps. ratei lia.Mln Aicni Hrfd. TR0U1 BROOK HOUSE. Round lap.

N. V. Modern, near clmrcnw; ammemcnli inod ublei reaionstile ritM. Bhlt. Mn.

M. SllliT'l tit. PINE K. I. Boi Mi.

Saueertira N. Y. Mociern! wood table: alrv rooms: neat batlilnn: $13. H. Hulser MAPLE RISl.

Cffda. N. Modern rjathinit fibhtnj danclnn amnsemeriLn Bt oklet. Reasonnblc rates J. KOPEK H.fcASAM VAIJ.ET INN, SnuRertirK, ft Oermnn tarjie; ma.

wafer. Hon ins oaining. nsnina free. hknuku3 VIKW FARM. Greenvtlie, N.

rreims; elc. (Iprtnnn-Awr, nuking: Caihfillp phurrh: 112. AOKLtN'K A I 'ft 1 'PTINB. ROt TOP (Pilackhrad Farm Meal rounJrv; rnrturrd rtrs. DWIOHT KR.

Pron I'HK KKKN HCOI) PaleinlMts. N. Y.i ml tWKlrrn tmpti. Mrfltrnt lutll; Oattllo. flhli(, i nnli; niiujfrftte 'ntci Hniiklet.

K'fw VMiknimPn. IKISKAKHI I.OIHrt Bathlne. dancing, tennla; reasunabie ratea. iir.lt. Special to The Eagle White Mountains, N.

Sept. 2 This marks the 'busiest weekend in the White Mountains, with all resorts crowded over Labor Day weekend and many festive affairs arranged in honor of visitors, many of whom arrived to spend the smart Autumn season ushered in by the holiday and extending for six weeks or more. The resorts remaining open for Autumn will attract very many from the seashore resorts and others, who have delayed their holidays to see the glory of the Autumn foliage. Hay fever sufferers have found unusually quick relief at the moun tain resorts this season and many of them are remainim? until ths frosty days of October, to be as- surea ct no return ot the malady. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ruby and Donald Ruby of Brooklyn made one of their frequent weekend visits at the Mount Washington, Bretton woods, this wees, joining Mrs. E. C. Tregarthen and Mr.

Tregarthen of Brooklyn, wno are season fjuests there. Donald Rubv was nut on the trails daily during his stay, riding to Crawford Notch and Twin reivers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.

Schutte and family are old-time visitors from Rrooklvn. arriving to Rtvnri early September at the Mount vvasnmgton. uney both play golf and have many friends at the resort, where they have spent their Sum mer nouuays lor some years. Mr. and Mrs.

James Maitlar.d of Cdarhurst, L. are among late arrivals at the Mount Washington, also E. Pohle and family of Cedar-hurst. E. L.

Davies of Garden City, L. I arrived there on Wednesday for a short holiday. Joining in the lawn golf match on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Badenhausen of Brooklyn, v.ho are spending several weeks at Bretton Woods. Mrs. J. Augustus Barnard of Lawrence.

L. is at the Mount. Washington for a short sojourn. ivir. ana Mrs.

w. p. (Jongdon of Queens Valley, L. are late arrivals at the Mount Washington, Bretton Woods. Prinrpssp de Lucinge of Paris, who spent the Summer there, departed Sunday for New York and soon will sau lor iTance.

Entertainments Varied Miss Laura Sheldon cf Brooklyn, who is touring the mountains, was a visitor at the Mountain View Whiteficld, this week, whers she gave a small luncheon for her touring companions. At the Mountain View this week from Freeport, L. I are Mr. and Mrs. H.

N. Beebe and son and Mr. and Mrs. J. Eldridge Choeorua Inn at Choconua has an important colony from Brooklyn to which late additions, on their annual visit, are Misses Bessie, Mary and Janet Sullivan.

Miss Marian i. Weeks and Miss Margaret Williams are there also from Brooklyn and Miss Margie A. Hoffman joined the Misses Sullivan lately. Mr. and Mrs.

George Schenk Jr. of Brooklvn arc ot tho nhm-nnm colony and enjoyed a performance I ai lamwortn (hardens this week by the Barnstormers. Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Jones of Brooklyn, on a motor tour of the mountains, arrived this week at the Balsams, Dixville Notch. There for ten days from Garden City. L. are Mr.

and Mrs. H. Clinton Corwin and Miss Nancy C. Corwin. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred T. Shevlin of Brooklyn are spending two weeks af the Balsams. Mr. and Mrs.

Aalter A. Tuttle and family and Dr. L. A. Turner, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Wagner, Miss Florence E. Wagner and Miss May Knoblock, there for ten days, also Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Downing and Robert T. Richards of Baldwin, L. are at Dixville Notch and all attended the farm dinner and barn dance there on Saturday evening. Spending three weeks at the Balsams are Mr.

and Mrs. John McE. Sanderson and John Paul Sanderson' of Douglaston, L. I. Mr.

and Mrs. George Routin of Jamaica, L. also are at the Balsams. Maplewood Active The Maplewood colony, Including as it dees, so many from Brooklyn and its suburbs and near-by Long Island towns, has had one of the gayest weeks it ever has known, with sports and social events following one another in lightning rapidity. The ball there on Saturday evening in honor of the tennis tournament concluded a round of contests and prize winners included J.

W. Myrick of Gardrn City, who took second HOTELS AND RESORTS LONG ISLAND SPEND TOTJB VACATION AT LAKE R0NK0NKOMA A HOME AWAY FROM HOME MAPLE IIOL'SE, West Sayville, L. I. All comfortg of home: prices $2 50 per day. Write MARJORIE MrKEEVER, West Sayville PhoneSayvllle 1015.

PATCHOGIeInN City comforts: home, like; near ocean: excellent meals: 319 Patchogue. L. I. WYANDOTTE HOTEL Bellport. L.

All Atheltio Actlirltlei Restful enloymenu Good llvlng conditions. Ratea 1914 basis IHE ALVIN. GiliettrAve-sayviLerbTX r-xceiieni cuiiine; bathing, golf. Ashing. Special rates $15 up.

E. L. SAWYER. Prop. HLIJE POINT INN, Point.

I. rishlng, bathing, dancing Rales: Dav. $3 week. $18 J. W.

Leopold FIVE MILE LOOK HOTEL, on the bath-Ing beach. Blue Point L. All rooms overlooking Bav W. P. RILEY.

CEDAR C0TTAEl-'" i Rates $15 weekly. Horn, eorln. New manaaemenu PEAItL Kili'P. EL A A TT a yVrll Quiet, homelike house. Rooms and suites i with bath.

French cutsme. Near water, i Oolf. Reasonable rates JEAN BAZFRQUE BKLI.EHARBOR5-0l!lJ Street Hnom and board. $16 per week. A weekend guests.

Miss D. CASSIUY. WESTCHESTER I KsTONAH. N. T.

-Quiet, i comfortable country home: excellent food. I good beds: adults prelerred. Xcicphone Katonah 181. Atlantic City, Sept. 2 New York and Brooklyn visitors here are lengthening their seasonal stay to attend the colorful Atlantic City Pageant, Tuesday to Saturday.

The entry of both a Miss Greater New York and a Miss New York State as rivals adds interest to the revived celebration, the first since 1927. Thev will ccmpote with the most beautiful young women In the nation for the crown of Miss America 1933. Contestants from the more distant States already are on their way to the shore. The last to be named. Miss Pennsylvania, was chosen Thursday night in Philadelphia.

The judging of Miss Greater New York, a week ago in Madison Square Garden, held cheering spectators through an all-night session before Miss ELsa Donath was proclaimed the winner. The Ritz-Carlton here will be host to Miss Donath and to Miss Florence Meyers of East Rockaway, L. her State rival. Brooklyn visitors at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall this week include Miss Dorothy H. Wright, Miss Mary S.

Llnde, Miss Louise Eaton, Miss Josephine A. Soden, Miss Eva Marion Provost, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

McNamara, Miss Ann E. Starkey, Dr. Mary E. Potter, Mr. and Mrs.

Dewitt Pentz and Mr. and Mrs. C. Alex Wright. At Hotel Traymore from Brooklyn are Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

G. B. Bley, Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Rawlings, Mrs. J. J. Meador, Miss Cecelia K.

Byrnes, Mrs. A. A. Turner and Miss Florence E. McLaughlin.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Powdermaker are at the Chelsea Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pease are enjoying their fortnight's seashore vacation at the Eastbourne.

Brooklyn arrivals at the Colton Manor this week included Miss Genevieve Vanurff, Edward Butts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tobin, E.

T. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. James Green and William Nevins. Mrs.

B. S. Dennis Is pleasantly located at the Marlborough-Blen-heim Hotel. Recent Brooklyn registrations at the Shelburne Hotel were William A. O'Connor, Miss Loretta O'Keefe and Miss Eula O'Keefe, Mr.

and Mrs. Nathar Seegel, T. H. Timmermann, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Munson and Mrs. S. J.

Fornatora. Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Richardson are weekend sojourners at the Giaslyn-Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. M. V.

Eagle are at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. The growing Brooklyn colony at the Ambassador Hotel was augmented this week by Mr. and Mrs H. C. Grounds, Mrs.

Gus-tave Schreiner and Miss Marie V. Echreiner and Herbert Raisler. Mr. and Mrs. Russell A.

Cowles are at the Claridge Hotel. At the Dennis Hotel from Brooklyn are Mrs. Albert D. Tyler and Miss M. Elizabeth Tyler, Edward Morris and Mrs.

W. S. Ruppert and Miss M. L. Ruppert.

Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kiel are at thn Knickerbocker Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Clinton are spending the month of September at the St. Charles.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Harbison are at the Seaside. Dreamland Park Attracts Throngs Kyserike, N.

Sept. 2 That there is no falling off in the patronage of guests at Dreamland Farm gives testimony to the fact that each year the season extends further into Autumn months, for never is this mountain resort more attractive than from now into October. The week has shown no cessation In gaieties here at the Colony Club. Among the recent Brooklyn arrivals at Dreamland Farm are: Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Berntsen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lapwing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Dittmar, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Duddy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kampf, Mr. and Mrs.

John Daretta, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cecchin, Mr.

and Mrs. Crawford, Samuel Powers. MLss Lillian Smith, Miss Helen Douglas, Miss Anna Greene, Miss Alice McLaughlin, Miss Jennie Sabatino, Mr. and Mrs. John Sabatino, Mrs.

James Graham, Miss Elizabeth Kneucr, Mrs. Margie McGuire, James Larkin, Miss Mildred Smith, George Johnston, John McGrath, William Spring. Gustave Stahle, Miss Vivian Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth Hook, Frederick Ulrich, Misses Lillian and Cecelia Wissman, Miss Ruth Thlen-burg, Miss Dorothy Livingston, Harry Thlenburg, Franklin Powers, Miss Lillian Lauridsen, Harold Lau-ridsen, Frederick Kristeller and George Packard. MEXICAN TOL'R A new 32-day tour to Mexico is offered by the Grace line, following the success of its 21-day Jaunt to Costa Rica. The Itinerary Includes a voyage through the Canal to Mexico, with visits in Havana, Colombia, Panama, El Salvador and Guatemala en route, a rail trip across Mexico allowing almost two days in Mazatlan, port of debarkation; a day and night in Guadalajara, seven days in Mexico City and a visit in Vera Cruz, returning by Ward line ship via Havana to New York.

The minimum rate is $290. The tour starts on alternate Fridays on the four new Grace liners, Santa Rosa, Santa Paula, Santa Lucia and Santa Elena. SANATORIUM THE SAHLER SANITARIUM Kingston. Nrw York Over 3 year tpflenr In rr id tfi'm-'nt at ncrtutii ii.sor.1pri fldfrljr ipnplf. lnii'lim, rhrrHilp cmi.

Very moieral ralei. BUCKLEY HOUSE 't tlttrlj, I. 3va hours N. V. fiookiet.

spent their Summers at Maplewood Club for many years. Mrs. Howard V. Dalton of Jackson Heights arranged on Monday, at Maplewood Club, for a sale by disabled veterans of their wares, and many members of the club and their friends bought articles to help this deserving charity. Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Dunlap Jr. of Kew Gardens, who arrived to be with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Dunlap of East Orange, N. J. Mrs.

Joseph I. Grady and Miss Ruth Grady of Brooklvn were here this week, lunching with friends at the club and attending the concert afterward. William R. Jessup of Hollis, L. is a late arrival at the club, where Albert Law of Jackson Heights also is staying.

Miss Dorothy B. Donahue of Flushing, L. I and Mrs. H. M.

Owsley of Forest Hills are two popular arrivals there. Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinton Corwin are here from Garden City, L.

for a short sojourn. Mrs. J. L. Deglidish of Brooklyn, with her family, is spending the season at the Fabyan House.

She attended the weekly contract party there, winning one of the prizes, on Wednesday. Spending two weeks at the Pliny Range House at Jefferson Highlands are Miss Mary Hoffman, Miss Lillian G. Arnott, Miss Katherine Arnott. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Kistler and Mr. A. B.

Eldridge, all of Brooklyn. Miss Laura Sheldon of Brooklyn also is spending the entire season at Pliny Range. Sugar Hill Has Play Mrs. M. C.

Parke and the Misses Alice and Jane Parke of Brooklyn are at Peckett's on Sugar Hill, where they attended a play on Wednesday evening given by the Barnstormers there. Kenneth P. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Inge are Brooklyn arrivals at the Lookoff, Sugar Hill. The Sunset Hill House at Sugar Hill had a putting party Monday morning, attended by all the community. Included were Mr. and Mrs.

Ferguson and Mr. David Ferguson of Brooklyn, who are spending their vacations there. Miss Agnes Anderson of Brooklyn Joined the Mountain View colony at Whitefield this week. She was among those attending the beautiful Red and Whitehall and cabaret given there In honor of the August colony by Mr. and Mrs.

Van H. Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuyler Dodge. Over 300 attended this, the outstanding social event of the season.

Decorations were of scarlet and white and the staff all wore military costumes in these colors. Many of the Brooklyn-Long Island colony here attended, among them Dr. Sinclair Tousey of Garden City, L. I. Choeorua Inn has a long list of Brooklyn arrivals this week, being one of the resorts where people from the same section congregate.

There this week are the Misses Bessie, Mary, Janet and Margie Sullivan of Brooklyn, annual visitors for the late Summer season; also Mr. and Mrs. George Schenck HOTELS AND RESORTS ORANGE COUNT! Spend August and Sept. In country. Golf, saddle borses.

boating, bathing, tennis, dancing. Aco. 225. Christian clleniele. Booklet Reduced rates.

Phone Port Jervls 218 EJ'atterson. Soarrowbush, N. Y. COLD SPRING INN PINE BUSH. N.

T. PHONE Hfll Beautiful surroundings; high elevation. Modern improvements: large rooms. German cooking. Dancing, tennis, bathing, boating.

Garden products. Churchei. Rate S12-tl4. Booklet. W.

KROI.L. THE n. f. All outdnnr snorts. Modern Impts.

810 wklr. KRINSKY SON WALTON LAKE INN MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY, ft. J. Located In lake region.

Water SDorts. golf riding. Booklet. Phone Monroe no. I'LNE LODGE'N i'wm nTT.

All outdoor snorts. Swimming cool. Home cooking: SI s. Booklet. Tennis court.

JOSEPH BURKEL. SOt'DANT FARM. Near Point Farm modern; Clirlstlana. K. IT.

Port Jerfla. N. 112-113. Mra. flen.

Rnuilnnt. FRIF HOIISF-''1" y7Mod. tlMC I1UU3C Weekends, t2.50day. T. RENNEBEHQ.

RED SWAN IB min. orer Wnsh. Hr. Golf. Tennis Swimming, Janclng.

Rldirtg PINE CLIFF LODGE On Port Jsrvli, N. V. Hftfufee rata. DELCAR MANOlT-MOUNTAIN VlLLEr N. Good table, music, horses, golf, snorts.

Special Fall rates. Booklet. Gentiles. DUTCHESS COUNTY SHADY LAKE FARM ArcninmiHlalea SO. Boating, bathing, fishing, dancing, piano, small Roll, croquet: other games: tablea for bridge.

Booklet. Rate $13 weekly. Children $5. SILVER PINE FARM PLEASANT VALLEY. Y.

Bathing, tennis, dancing: excel, tabie. Bklt. $11 wkly. Tel MT.VIEW FARM.Staa'l5bnrg. Boating, bathing, fishing, hunting, etc.

Home cooking. Laree rooms. Christiana. $12 00. ARTHUR OSTKOM.

C01TAGEFAKS1 RnTnebeek 17 rooms: amusements: bathing: good table: $13-SI5 r.o extras. Gentiles. Booklet. Mrs. Staley ULSTER COUNTX.

S. VAI.LET VIEW LODGE. New Palls. N. Nr.

Lake Mlnnewaska. Good home cooking, modern swimming pool, tennis. Booklet. BROOME COUNTY BROOME COUNT MONOQUAGA Golf. Directly on lfike.

S. M. RETZER. HANSON'S HOTRL of Hospitality nn Oquaa Lake, Rpposil, V'. Wi He for mtfrevt in booklet.

Clearwater forest Park Camp Oquaei Lake. Deposit, N. Y. OuU. U.

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