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ADIRONDACK VISITORS SEE PARADE OFDECORATEp UINCHES.

—BASEBALL AT THE AMPERSAND.

T. W. Post and Peter Surry. c.,, \u0084,\u25a0\u25a0!<>(i'li"t-;rripl>by '\u25a0\u25a0• '\u25a0 BBSttu« )

THE AMPERSAND.Ampersand, NT. V.. Aug. (Special).— Tbe

golf players are beginning t.. arrive at the

Ampersand « readteesa for the tenth annual^open toornaroent of the Ampersand^ Golf Club,

which begins next Saturday and continues onSeptember - and •".. Ormsby McCammoo, of

Cl ibf who arrived this week,

to >k part in last sea I Ir-

and Mr<. McCammon are the guesta of Mr.and -Mr:- Milton C. Work at the Wigwam.

Marsh, chairman of th.- committee hav-• In ehai ge, k ys t

ber nt entries than i vet

assured Archie Graham has written t; Iing and John Reed, Ji . has sent word

thai he will be hen. A W. TiHlnghast. whois coming !\u25a0• take part In the tournament ol

: i;o!t" Club, aleo plan? tothe Ampersand tournament. James Batterson\t another who up ror th.- Amper-

sand i.!!...;:.> :.;. and a big crowd will arriveopening ol the to

re Is much Interesi among the Riieststhe w -^k of the Ampersand baseball team,

ayed the Pa il Smith's team on Wednes-• . >-.-\ ens Houa • t.-^m to-day.

.Many of the young people have Joined in-ranac Lake thi^ week and

,ns to points of int»r' -t. A party

partiiipatlng i-i \u25a0 '\u25a0•'• dinner on the rocks at

1;.,, head of the I '••\u25a0' Misa L H Bailey.Miss i- Steplienson, Mrs. *'\u25a0 A.

hern much social activity, dances being heldand coaching and mountain parties formedamong the guests. O«e party from Lakeside

Inn. climbing Mount Whitney. Included C. H.

Twitchell. F. M. Chambers, Miss Edith Cham-bers stiles Twltcbell and W. C. Hilderman.Mr and Mrs. Chambers. Mr. Twitchell, F. M.McNeil and the Misses Catlin and Chamt>erscomposed a party making the ascent of Whtte-

tace lati :• in the week.Walter F. Barnes was among the New \ork

arrival- at Northw la Inn. Jointeg his family.

who have been there some timeT From the

Belmont a party made the ascent of MountWhlteface and a party from the Pines, headedi, \>,- j Coughtry. made the ascent oil MountMarcr, going Into .amp on the summit over-night. There has been much social activity

al rjnderclift' this w.-.-k. a rruraber o< teas be-ing Ki'- « nby the campers. At tbe American

-i number ••( sportsmen are beginning to ar-rive and are awaiting there tl.<- opening of thehunting season.

OTHER LAKE PLACID HOTELS.I^ake Placid. Aug. -4 (Special) -A1all of the

other hotels in Lake Pl* Id this week there has

the New York arrivals of the week. Mi?s Shll-Ungton, of London, reached the Grand viewthis weak.

THE RUISSEAI7MONT.Lake Placid, N V . Aug. -J (Special).— The

steadily Browing Interest in swimming among

the guests of the Ruisseaumont lias led to the

construction of a special diving platform twen-

ty-two feet high for the accommodation olthoae who are fond of thai sport Several ol the

hoys at the Ruisseaumont are among those who

take this dive, among them being Master Led-

vith Foky. son of Dr. and Mrs. M. T. Foley;

Master Teddy Palmenbers, eon of E. V. Palm-enberg. and Master Gerrisii Forney, son ol ««•

the guests al the Ruisseaumont havejoined in Eomiins mountain parties for the as-

cent at the Whiteface this week. < >n« su< h partj

was headed by H. T. Frasee. Another wu

headed hy Thomas Forrest, and Included his

mother Mrs Forrest, and his sister. Miss I-., i-

Forrest. L. Scotta and other friends also madethe ascent of the mountain, going Into rous:hcamp at the fool overnight before making the

There has l n the usual number of poaching

j.artiee and Mrs \Y. .; Oilmon . who Iflspending

the summer at bei cottage here, has entertainedseveral friends on trips I• points of Interest in

her Ile touring automobiU i i thesetrips t« the St. Regis lakes hermother. Mrs. Edward Ellis, Mr,. W. O. WTylie

and Mrs. B F I:armi< haelW /. Lamed. president of the Rulswaumont

Hotel Company, was among the arrivals of the

week He Is accompanied by Mn L i

\ numtx r of tl c gu'

!:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0< Da \u25a0-

brother. H Da\idge. nf New York. Mlum Kath-erine V'erner is entertaining Mi;* M yL. Day

Treat.One ..-' the cottag< b at the hot< I has

'•- nfor the rest of the season by Mm yv E

•\u25a0\u25a0 and Mrs cummer's aunt, Mrs. A LWarhauph.

Inc ...!••

Miss Emille F. De Roulhae, George M. N<-tr.Robert C Davldge, Mi and Mrs. C Bladworth.I>r and Mrs S. H. Vehnlage, Mr. and Mrs.Edwin M Vehslage. DeKyie l>. Smith. \Y \

McCusker. Mr and Mrs. William Hlgginson. andMrs. 11. I-;--: ton

Japanese Embassy, who has been spending some

time at the Stevens House, left here th.s week

for a short Canadian trip. Major Ttoaka, who

belongs to the Infantry branch of the 'ananesearmy, acted as interpreter for General Kurokl

during the Utters visit to the United ;es'

Mi-Choate; daughter of William Choate »as

among the arrivals of the week, coming up foraj xv.ek end v.sit as the Buest of Gf^SSc^Si\ ,;\u0084,^., chief engineer of.the Ne« York Cen««

private car of Mr. and Mrs. Ki"redge. ,

guest Miss Lillian Warner, daughter

gressnuui John De Witt a"»"ja"»"jtho w. rk ««

one of tbe coaching rnrti.-s .^ tne w X

the Stevens House, Miss <>i..voi-it

iv-! Johnson and I. Bojr«'';H

';;

"'...V^eVt'anTliTf^he^eltt^theEptt-» .' evert and ball for the benefit of the Ep.s-

ooml ChuVh work In Lake Placid were given

T Stevens House last evening and were

veil attended, a large sum being realized from

11 VnonV^ep^nt little parties of the woek

eivefl by the Quests v.as a Welsh rarebit party

riven to a few friends by E. J. Triay. divisionpassenger agent of the Delaware & Hudson

Victor Herbert arrived this week at Camp

Joyland. on the shore of Lake Placid, near theStevens House, joining his family, who arespending the summer there.

Golf players taking part in the women's opentournament yesterday and to-day Include Mrs.

J i: Boyce. Mrs. W. A. Hcinerington. Mrs.Mary Hissem De Moss. Miss Lillian Macdonald,

Miss McElroy, Mr.-=. Harrison and Mrs. John S.Xaylor Spencer <:. Prime, former State Sena-tor, arrived at the Stevens House this week.

THE GBA27D VIEW.

Lake Placid. N. Y. Aug. '-'4 (Special) -Thebeautiful weather of the last week has tempted

many of the guests at the Grand View to en-

gag* in tours to points of interest throughout

the Adirondacks. One such party formed early

in the week made the triu to the St. Regis Lakes

and Included Mr. and Mrs. W. K-lCowa^w.H. Kake* and Miss Kakea, Mrs. J. B. Milliard.Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Affleck.

A party of New York tourists reaching theGrand View this week Included J. J. «--•'\u25a0-'\u25a0 \u25a0

William Allen. James Alien: Miss Mary Allen,

Mrs. F. Allen. Abner Ceaser. William Hague

Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Conroy. Mr. and Mrs « ill-

lain McCarthy. Mrs. Elliff. the Misses BUI f and

A*feature of the Sunday evening concert at

the Grand View last Sunday was the singing of

Mis-- Ethelwyn Lpckhart, of New York.Borne especially attractive prizes were award.

Ed at bridge nd euchre parties early In theweek, among them being a sterling silver mirror

and a parasol. Among the winners of prizes

wore Mrs. Lockhart. Miss Hatfleld Miss Mr-

Gee. Miss Natt. Mrs. Montgomery, E. W. Sey-

mour B.twelve cuests from the Grand Viewa iuty«f twelve guests from the Grand \ lew

driving to Paul Smith's was headed by K. V. .Seymour. of New York. Frank I>oorf. of -NewYork headed a party of th« Grand View guests

who • «de the ascent of Mount Wlr.te.aee.

\ baseball game between tbe Grand view

team and The Lake Placid Club resulted in a vic-

tory for Grand View by a score 11 to i.

The-e Is much Interest in horseback riding

among the guests, One of the riders here fromNew York is Charles E. Long, who spends muchtin-e in the saddle. .

William H* Kevins was among the arrivalsof the week, joining his family, whohave been

here several weeks. William Rhlnelander, G. F.

Robinson and his son. Harry Robinson^ wereamong those who made the ascent of White-

Mr ar.d Mrs. O. T. Montgomery were among

Lake Placid. N. V.. A-,?. '24 (Special).—

week many «\u25a0' the annual affairs which have

l«*-oim- fixtures on tho •\u25a0\u25a0: :»' calendar of the

summer colony In the AdJrondadts took place.Among them v.as the parade of decorated. launches on Lake Placid, in which many of the

simpers and ;i.u'<- people there took part in

tlieir . ran resplendent with pray bunting andother artistic decorations. The first prize for

the best decorated boat was given by Ike board

of judges, confining of Colonel A. E. Lamb,

W. J. sfiQemW anil Albert Ifackie, of New\u25a0 York, to Walter K. alack. of New York. George

A.Elevens getting second prize and Mrs. G. L.

tfuen.*"' ''' New Y<»rk. honorable mention.>- Y*asterday the annual fair for the benefit of• the Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium took place

at Paul Smith's, and to-day the annual fair

2 for the purpose took place at Baranar Inn.'Path were rally patronized and large sumsj*>alized. At many of the hotels the annual•balls have taken place this week. Other oc-

. currenc^s of the week include the annual hotel

.'regattas, tournaments and the opening of the

B biff coif tournament of the Lake Placid uoir

Club. - WKITEFACE INK.' 'Lake Placid, X. V.. Aug. '-'4 (Special).— Among

the many persons v.-ho arrived this week at

\- this resort were Prince Vlvilella-Cessi. Pa**

of F<>ii and Duke of OaaHaganla otherwise

LDon Marino Torlonia. a member of a distin-guished Italian family, and his bride, who un-

til her marriage at the country seat of her•

lather at Belle Haven. Conn., on Aug. 15. was

Miss Mary Elsie Moore, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Charles A. Moore, of New York. The

'i bridal couple were accompanied by the parents

\u0084 cif the bride and her sister and husband. Mr.

and Mrs. Colby M.Chester, jr. and on srrlvaJv here joined the party of Rear Admiral and Mr*., Colby M. Chester and Rear Admiral and Mr*.

I.L. G. Billings.of thief social interest at theZ J The occurrence of chief social interest at the

inn this week was the hal poudre given by

i\u25a0 Mr. «nd Mrs. Harrington Mills, which tookv place ..I. Thursday evening and was attended

l<y \u25a0 large number from amon? the guests at

E the inn. the campers and cottagers.. This week the g"lf players at the inn Have'been keaw with the contest for the Illcnler• cup. Among the players entered are M. A.Oriffiti) winner of last year's tournament;•L T. Walker. C.« A. Ridgelev. W. B. Oempton.

«\u25a0. Harrison. K. Golden Donaldson and a. P.'• Palmer.

A number of the youner people at the inn

have this week engaged in several interesting

1 oeUaga A party ef young men climbing-Mount Whitefaee included A. W. FortFon. J. Y.D. Fry. Edward Ten leaok. C U. Palmer. A.

•P. Palmer and W. Emerson.

• T F* Chambers arrived at the Inn this weekv- as the* guest of his sister. Mrs. W. A. Mearns.i* at Balsam cottage.l"

A. P. Palmer, of Brooklyn, arrived early in1

the 'week, joining his parents, who have been'st th« inn for some time. One of the auto-'

mobile parties reaching the inn thai week in-

cluded F. H. Revell. jr.. sad B. H Hart. o.New York. Another included Mr?. R. A.Law-rente and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fast.

Vnong the arrivals of the week were C.O'Donnen. Paul Griffith. Mr and Mrs. D. R.Burgess Miss Ethel BurgsfS. Mr. and Mr-.J \ Walters. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Paine.Lockwood Hill. John A. Paine. Mr. and Mrs.C M Gt«er C. M. CSreer. jr.. and George W.

Greer Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Brooke. Mrs.*William <;. Foulke, Miss Foulke. and Miss

'.'Marguerite Foulke. Mr. and Mrs. John J.'*Mitchie, Miss Mitchie and Miss Pitou.

THE STEVENS HOUSE.Lake r:;.i'i. N. T.. Aug. SS (Special) —Major

K. Tanaka. military attache of the imperial

PLATEAU RESORTS TO EXTEND THEIR SEASON.

Guests Booked in Numbers

Tilithe Close of October.

LAUNCH PARADE ON LAKE PLACID.

One of the decorated craft which took part in the affair of August 21.(Pnotflgnpk by I*B. Bkettuek.)

•*Stroudsburs. Aug. 24 <Special>.— At a meeting of

'\u25a0\u25a0 Ike Mountain Resort Association hfld this week it

r •was decided Is extend the attractions of the Monroeresorts \u25a0 fullmonth linger than in previous sea-sons. Th- Ball season. whea the awwntslnn ara<-lotbed in the mo« beautiful Ihi.-s. has been under-*-«imated by the hotel men. and to find the remeay

lor this error was the majn purpose of tbe meeting., That the season can well be lengthened was at-. tested by the fact that nearly all the Urge hotels

\u25a0 have »TB-agemenis that will carry them v.ell towardthe close of October. .*

Mountain Vi«>w Park, on the Mountain View line"

to the Wate- Gap, has lately become popular as a*

place for holding corn roasts. The company has

rprovided a large oven for the. use. of the summer'"visitors, who charter oars nearly every evening inthe week for th*- purpose of affording a<-cnmmorl;»-

f tloa to and from the park at the desired hour«.*Country grown corn, patbered fresh Jrom th*-Belds'by the "permission of the farmer^ and roasted in an-open firewood oven, makes a luxury that the city

*people are keen to enjoy.

« Mis* Iv.i M. Scott pave a barn dance this week-at th" Golden Rule farm to a number of her frien Is

*and guests from ih« Water Front farm. A for<-e

* of decorators worked several hours f«stooninir theliarn and preparing the Hoot'for the affair. Colored:lights added the finishing effect to the gayly deco-

rated barn. After dancing until a late hour, re-firatlin m- w-re. eerrcd Inthe bam and en the snr-:i-uaillli*lawn. About sixty young persons enjoyed

I•^rK^WSia M NesWt and J. T. Burnlte.ci* Kew York City, are nt the Highland Dell.

J. L. Arrowenjith and Mrs. j. G. LJscomb. ofNew York Oty. have arrived at Churlelgh Inn forthe purpose of spending a month among the Pcnn-

arfvnia^ Mrs. K. A. Kerr and ilrs. I.N.Kerr are New Yorkers st Churlelgh Inn.

A Brooklyn party at the PenUyn for a stay of-several weeks Include* Mis» Kathryn M. Regan.•Miss Nellie Watson. 'Miss Uliian M. Regan. MissGertrude Repan and Miss Larkin.

New York City arrivals at the Jlnniehurst thisweek are Mr«?. Usette Hilge. Hiss Louise Hllge.'Miss Ida M.Metz. Mr. and Mrs Purcell. Mis« F.

C Bartlett. Kiss K. Bartlett. Miss A. Bartlett.C E. Kelson. J. E. Underwood. M. \u25a0VTarmuth. W.P. Cattta. J. MaclCe.ll and Frederick Bete.

'mi— Teresa C. Kelly,of New York City, will"*'apecd the rest of the season at the Prospect.

B The Wi»i r Margaret and Bertha Wright, at.Xew York Csty. trillspend the rest of the summerat the Prospect House.

DEI.AAVARE WATER GAPGayest Croxcd of Pleasure Seekers

Ever Seen There.Delaware Water Gap.' Perm., Aug. 24 (Special).—

This wort Is entertaining the gayest crowd ofaethers of recreation that has ever come to themounts in*. The hotels are fulland turning guests'away dally. The days pass rapidly with tourna-ments for the lovers of outdoor sports and driv-ing, motoring and riding parties for those who de-light in roaming over the hills that are one ofthe greatest charms of this resort. The MountainView trolley line is a favorite for young and old-In the afternoon and evening, when the hills gainIn beauty and impress! an the twilighteoftens th« sharp outlines of the mountains.

»( The cntests of u»«- 'Water Gap House gave an-vthcir euchre this week. The exchange was the

-*cene of the largest assembly of card players thathas gathered thcr« this summer.

The tecnis enthusiasts at the Glenwood contested\u25a0 at that house aIT ilin week. The play was of the'IttShest order yet seen on Uie local court::. Inthe

J women's doubles Miss Millerand Miss Mattes won.sue in the singles the \u25a0winner was Miss Miller.

J Jn the men's doubles the honors were carried awayby Chester Jones and J. Murder, and the winnerof the men's singles was V. Jones. ..

The Gordon Athletic CIuU. of New York City, at*"Vnilow 2>*-l!. Ifrepresented by eleven of its mem-'bers. This week the club played baseball with the

\u25a0 <»!• nwood team and defeated tbe team by a. small-«core.' -

Ii A. Kilieen stopped at the Glenwood for a fewRaja t-arly in the week, Miss M. C. Killeen, his

"deter. 1b etpyini? at th:Glenwood for the month of'AugviKt with Miss S. Griffinand Ifiss M Duffy, of\u25a0•iSrooitlya.'

&°*<'>;rjp^«nh -in;Mrs. Holier and Miss MoUer.

? of New York City, have arrived at the X:"..- •\u25a0 \u25a0,

tor a »»*y of Beveral w^cka.Among the aato!iiol .!• p«rt!«i that stopped at

This Season a Record Breaker at*\u25a0 lit. Springs.

lllchfleld Springs. N. V.. Aug. 2, (Special).—Theseason of 1907 will go «iown in hi tory as one of

the best Bichfleld baa ever known, and certainly

the best in the last decade. The BarUttgton's ai»

rival list last Saturday and Sunday contained con-siderably more than one hundred names, on Mon-day there were more than forty, and the excellent

record has been well sustained through the week.

Several well known golfers who are competing inthe annual golf tournament of Central New York,

which took place on the Otsego Golf Club links atthe head of the lake this week, are making theEarlington their headquarters and motoring thesix miles back and forth each day. Among the

automobile tourists at the house this week wasJ. E. Woodruff, who accompanied Mr. and Mis.F. S. Tracy and Miss Kernan. of Syracuse.

The Kickers' Handicap tournament, played on

THROWS AT RICHFIELD,

dirt. \u2666 New York 'i'y. arc nmonsr the recent ar-rivals It the Pocono Mountain House.

Mr «nd Mr? Andr'-w H. Mills and Miss JonnleI. Mills of New York City, have taken rooms attie* Mount Pleagant for the summer season.

J W Snlllance la among the New Yorkers spend-ing- th«> summer :it th" Mount Pleasant.r E Memo Mi-- M. May and .1. H. May. of

New Y<'t-k City, are recent arrivals at tho Mount'"\V T De Witt and Geraldine P.. T>e Witt, of

Brooklyn, arc at the Mount Pleasant for the sum-

"j B Garfitld and Miss M. R. Bonton are anioncr

ihe'.arrivals at the Mount Pleasant from New YorkCi

Mrs. Benson O. Ellis, of New1- York City, Is

among the recent arrivals at the Ontwood for the

remainder of th» season.A J Cunningham and Miss Grace E. Cunning-

bam. of Brooklyn, bj* among the guests at the

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas, of New York City,have arrived at the Meadowsld>.

Mr and Mrs- W. C. Moore, and H. A. Hopsoa areamong the Prooklynites at the Ueadowslde.

Miss Tessie Oschwald is a late arrival at the*

A tennis tournament was finished at the Swift-water tl is week The winner of the womens kiii-pl'f-s wr.s Miss M. Moore; the winners of the wom-en's doubles Were Miss E. Fischer am. Miss May

1 Itchlield; the v.innerK In the mixed doubles wereMiss lItchneld and Norman H. Mason: EichardTunis won in the nun's singles and Mr. Tunis andAir Rue won in th.- men's doubles. On account ofthe number of entries it required flvfa days to play°C[\monm^ne New Yorkers at the Mountain View

Horse are Miss Winifred Cummins*. Miss vBuckly* Joseph Hall and Mrs. whitenack.

Great Interest Taken in AllForms

of Outdoor Sports.Mount Poeono, P«»nn.. Aug. 24 (Special).

—With

the hotels crowded with guests, the usual summerrivalry in athletics, which is always a feature of

the mldseason weeks, has manifested itself in bowl-Ins; matches, tennis tournaments, billiard tourna-

ments and the ever popular baseball games. Thebaseball team from the Poeono Mountain Houseplayed the one representing Vocono Pinf-s, defeating

the Pines' aggregation by the close score of 6 to 5.I-ast year the score ••.as reversed, which was in-strumental in making the contest one of.the most

spirited of the reason. This is the fourth straight

victory for the Poeono Mountain House.The Montanesca is enjoying the most prosperous

season since Its opening, having served at this dateover four thousand meals more than last season,

and having had an, automobile patronage thatquadruples that of 19QC. The hotel willbe full forseveral weeks more, and Is assured of a fullmonth

longer season than in any previous year.The leading social affair at the Ontwood this

week was the masquerade ball. The ball openedwith a grand march. In the early evening it wasthe effort of the maskers to endeavor to discoverthe hidden faces, but few succeeded In doing so un-til the whistle blew for the unmasking. The judgesawarded the first prize to Miss l/)inbard, of NewYork City, and tho second to Miss I^eontlne Sage.The guests pronounced the masquerade the best andmost 'cleverly arranged affair of the season.

a. W. Stout. E. B. Lawrence, Ml?s Is. BroA-n,\V. D. I^ent and Mrs. J. Mendelsohn, of New YorkCity, are among the late arrivals at the Mantariesca. They will remain until" the end of thefall season, when I'ocono As clothed in its mostattractive colon?.I.M. Brown. Miss Fjnnie Brown and Miss Annie

EL Brown, of New York City. hay«» taken roomsat the Montanenca for the remainder of the reason.

Henry J. Schumacher is among the New York-ers who have lately arrived at the Montanesca.

E. A. Preraer and H. F. Bell, of New YorkCity, are spending a short time at tne siontancwa.

Dr. and Mrs. L. Grant Baldwin and M. E. Bald-win of Newport, are spending the summer at theI'ocono Mountain House.

Dr. C. H. Jager. of New York City, has arrivedat tl»e Poeono Mountain House for a stay of sev-eral •weeks.

F. Oonnelly an! Mi?s CT-rence Bene-Miss Anna F.-Donnelly anl Mtss Florence Beaa-

(^ POCOXO PLATKAT.

£ Ktttatinny this week was one Z;1"!'^!^;^and Mr= \Y. A. Mar!.!-.. George D. Ebermergei

a^;k nnLSL

S SeW BrookM».Tn2 a^ved at the

, Sr^tiSsflSS;". Deschere(

of NowYork City are among the arrivals at the Kit-

son Smith, of Sew York Cily. h»v?n and A

theson Smith, of New York City. hay« arrived at the

ffiSfS£&«V?aSSt *?&McConnen•^WillianJ. P. Griffin are New Yorkers stop-

PM?M Joh^on^Jn.r'h. Witt Fox of New York

CMv are lat«» arrivals at the Kittatlnny.

rtved at the Water Gap House for a short stay

n^rv^.rM^vvFi;,ntn ,^1T. r>pnton, of East Orange, N. J., are at the Water

&JSWl&^lSajioMiof Brooklyn, willspeod the rest of the season at the Water Gap

HHOO

ULindau and Mrs. V. A. Andrews, of New YorkCity, have arrived at the Water Gap House.

Paul de Pechesheys, of Paris. France, :uid friendsmotored to the Water Gap House, where they arethe KUests of Mr. Pfekens.

Dr and Mrs. Small. Mi*. Georaw Anderson and

J f <*hest!iutt and Miss Chestnutt compose »party of Brooklynites v.lio are at the Ctlcnwood.

Miss Emily De Yantery. of Brooklyn, is spend-ln"- another season at the Glenwood. Miss De

Vanterv was the winner of th« swimming contesttwtweefi the guests <>i the. Glenwood and the RiverView last season.

Mr and Mrs. E. F. Connolly. "f New York City,

a'-e at the Glenwood for a stay of several weeks.Miss S C. Chadwick, J. Chadwick and Mr. ana

Mrs W. X Journey. of New York City, have ar-rived at the Glenwood for the remainder of the

At the Glenwood euchre this -nook ninety-six

players participated. The women that won prizeswere Mrs Gartner. Miss Bcbeokbar and Miss M.Rntirf. The winner of the first prize for men wasDr. Rattan. %

th« Wniontha link» for a cup Klven by Dr. .1. TVTuttle, of the Tull.-r. was won by Charles L>. OJen-tlorf, of the TunniclilTo cottage, with Oliver DrakeSmith second.

There have been several contests at tin* Rich-field Tennis Club courts this week, iiithe women'ssingles the players were Miss Anna It.Edey; MissSwift, Miss Ron*. Mrs. Charles C. Hansom. Mr*.K. A. Aaserson ami Miss Bldredge; In the nun'sslnerle? were John A. l^-ffTts, Richard «'ary, AlbertUetman, Robert A. FrisMe, Dr. Goodrich Smith,Charles Quidei Duryee, Harold Conklln, HamiltonE. Childs, G. K. Pond and Mr. Haven, and lii themixed doubles Miss Ktley ami Mr I'oiid playedMiss Uoft jukl Mr. I>tiry -. ami I>r. Smith and MissSwift played Mr. Getman and Mrs. ftaanrscill

Teas have been given %> the Walontha Club byMii-s Whltebead, of The Elms, and .Mrs. •

J. LeaTaller, of Bella Vista.

A studio tea given by Thomas IJ. Manley wasgreatly enjoyed by many friends of this artist, whowas assisted in receiving by his sister. Mrs. Cram,and by Miss Virßlna Swift.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. McKee entertained at aluncheon at The Tuller pn Tuesday In honor of Mr.and Mrs. Philip Goodwill, of Bnunwell, \V. Va.Tinir other suests were Mr. and Mrs. W FredAll. and Miss Gertrude Allen, of Uliea. and MissBlue, of this place.

Mr. ami Mrs. Justin ft. Swift and BOM, of Pttta-burx, are guests of Captain W. is. Swift, V. S. N.

United States Commissioner John A. Shields hasjoined Mrs. Shields a) the Tunnicllffo cottage for therest of the season. H<- was accompanied on his ar-rival Ttnadnji night by his daughter, Mrs. William< '. Newman, of Mew York, who Is spending theweek here.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. 8, Barker have beenJoined at the Kendallwood by .Miss Louise Maxwell.

Mrs. M. A. Blue, of Church street is entertainingMr. and Mrs. Graham Calvert, of Philadelphia.

Mrs. William Ard«n and daughter Elisabeth ar««guentn of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wetzel at theI'I' TOW cottage.

Mi.-- Antic Weaver and Miss Chariot 1.• Weaver,Of New York, Who have been spending the last (WOmonths In Nova Scotia and other parts of Canada.have arrived at the ICendallwood for the rest .itthe Bummer

Charles W. Will:•!m. of Reading, Perm.. has ar-rived at the Kendaßwood for :i stay of severalweeks, bavins made the trip in his automobile.

Mrs. Edgar Cary and Mrs. Mary J. Htitler re-ceived at an afternoon tea given on Urn lawn ofthe Cary cottages on Wednesday. Mrs. 'John Der-thick Cary. Mrs. Allen J. Bloomfield and Miss MarieR.'.7.e Toller poured. The** were many guestspresent from tin* hotels and the cottage colony

Dr. and Mrs. T. Halstead Myera and children, ofX.-v. York, have joined relatives «it the Tuller, tort-main until the close of the season.

Mrs. Samuel H. Wandell, of New York, is at theBerkeley- Waiontha for her yearly visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burns are now at theEaiiinston, where they spend a part of each sea-son. Mrs. r.ucns Is the president of the LittleMothers' Society of New York.

Ill'hard' Eds Cary entertained at a heartsparty on Tuesday evening, the prises being wonby Miss Cretchen Rod and Homer c. Evans.

Mis- Natalie W'niteliead, of The Elms, entertainedp. number of the children at a lawn party on Tues-day afternoon In honor of her niece. Miss Lucllo'.Vhitehead.

Lee, Mr?, 11. J. Lawrence and Mrs. A. Weasel cM. K.Lee. 11. J. Lawrence, jr..J. W. Lawrence.J. T. Bailey. W. Scully, W. L. N. Lee, G. A. l

Lee, Jr.. George A. Lee and Kenneth Stephen- i

son. They made the trip in M. K. Lee'slaunch It.

'A horseback party to Saranac Inn, Including 1

the Misses Bailey. Scully and Stcphcnson, J. W.Lawrence and M. K. I^ee, had an exciting expe- 1Hence or. the return trip. loskjig the road in the j

darkness ami narrowly escaping betas lost In Ith*" woods, . m

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William K. WPICOX, former naatwastar o. :New York and no •• chairman of the PublicService Commission of- the Ist District, was ,,at the Ampersand this week, the guest of Hugh \u25a0

Keveney, of New York.Howard B. Blrlwell arrived this week as the j

guest of his brother, Clinton M. Bidwell, at ,Overlook Cottage.

At Glenmere Cottage, Mrs. A. C. Poillon. of ,New York, is entertaining Mrs. Clark B.# Rob- ,inson. also of New York. Christopher Rich- jardson. who arrived this week, is the guest ofMrs. H. H. Knowles and Miss Gladys Wnowles,

Of New York. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stephen-son, who have been in New York, returned thisweek and joined their children here. 1

S. H. Parsons, W. C. Harper and G. D. Hu- ,lette an.) T. G. LaM, of Wow York, are the

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guests of George A. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. George •D. Russell.

"* New York, who arrived th!s 1week. have taken Bonnie Brae Cottage for the tseason. :

A party or Ampersand guests. Including Otis ,Ohilds. R. B. Holmes. Dr. J. L. Nichols. Mrs.

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Jackson, Miss Barries and Miss Bloomer, •

Joined in a carriage ride through the mountains. (They were gone five days, and visited KeeneValley, Eiizabethtown. Ausable Chasm. Hotel jCham; lain, Paul Smith's and other places.

THE ALGONQUIN. j •1

Algonquin, N. V.. Aug. 2) (Special).—

event lof chief importance at the Algonquin recently 1was the third annual regatta, which was begun

'last Saturday, but the execution of a portion of (the programme was postponed to this week on ]

account of the high wind which prevailed on •

Lower Saranac Lake. The featarea of the re-gatta were motor boat races divided into twoclasses, a 50-yard swimming match, a tub

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race, canoe races divided into men's andwomen's singles, men's doubles and doubles withcoxswain, a tiltingmatch and a 100-yard swim-ming match, with a high diving exhibition as«i sf>««-ial attraction. Those entered for the lat-ter,were James McCourt, Frank H.Ti::'-n. BaronHenry Barschkies and Frank 11. Travis.

One of the most exciting contests was thelaunch race. In class A of this race W. C.Floyd-Jones, in the Here's Bow. was the winner.with C. J. Swain, in the Oaceola, a close second.In class B the winner was B. H. Gray, in theScout, which had a handicap of one and one-half minutes. C J. Swain's Iroquota. a scratchboat, was second and the Wasp, owned by H.Stratton, was third by a few Inches.

In the rowing singles the winner of class Awas L.L. Wheeler, with A. T. Harding second.

A tally-ho party from the Algonquin to PaulSmith's and Baranac Inn this week. Included :Baron Henry Barschkies, and Messrs. McCourt,

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Neill Meats, Barker, Sour, Bixby and Crawford.B. J. Darling and H. Simmons, .T. McCaulay, [

jr.. and I. Schwab, of New York, who are tour- t

i:.;ri•\u25a0 waterways of the Adirondack! by canoe. !reached •'» Algonquin this week. Other ax- }rival thera include Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ailing,!T. S. Haven, Mr. and Mrs i. B. Hart, Mr. and •Mr*. Alfred E. Merri'.l. Raymond and CliffordMerrill. F. M Struck. Mr. and Mrs. Lawron «'.

| Fusk. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carmody and H. G.j Stevens.| PAUL Sl-HTH'S.1

: Paul Smith's. N. v. Aug. -IiSpeciaD.— Thej annual fair held here yesterday for the benefit|of the Adirondack cottage sanatorium wa.s one;of the best and most profitable that the women. at the hotel an 1 among the camps on the St.I Regis chain have yet managed. Mrs. Anson

IPheips stokes headed the committee in charge;,

IThe eighty-second birthday of "Uncle" Paulj Smith, the veteran founder of the hotel, was ob-Iserved on Tuesday by his many friends amongi the tampers and the not^l guests, and the young

Ipeople gaveand

no rest until related to them1 1 \u25a0!•\u25a0 gave him ne real until he related 10 themstories of t!ie Adirondacks as they used to be.At a birthday luncheon in his honor Mr. Smithwas entertained by Henry L. Hotchklss at hiscamp on Spitfire [..-»k»- Mr.Hotchkiss, who wasthe iir:;t camper on th** St. Regis chain, has notmissed a year In camp since Ibtjtk

There is much interest in the motor boat raceto be held on Tuesday of next week betweenthe high power boats of .1 lns!e* Blair and•scort;'? 11. Townaend. This will bo over an oval

course In the Lower St. Regis Lake, twentymiles in length which has been l.\u25a0! oat bySimeon J. Drake, chairman of the race commit-tee of the St. Regis Yacht Club.

A number of enjoyable luncheons -i:id dinnerparties have taken place at the Casino thisweek, one of them being gi\rn by Miss M. 1..Morari. who entertained Mr and '«!•.- Edward1.. Knapp, jr.. Miss Natalie Henderson. MissJanet Fish. Thomas A. Gardiner. Miss DorothyMoran and Miss Fishback.

Among those who gave bridge parties thisweek wore Mrs. W. C. Brown. Mrs. K. D. Grto- ,wold. Mr*. .I"':,1 Davis. Mrs. R. P. Barber i.ndMrs. i:. P. Huntlngton.

Among the guests at the hotel who have th^ir jautomobiles here this season are W. C. Brown, j

>!•. George I'ulos Baker. Henry H. Benedict. IGeorge H. Townsend and Philip Corbin. jr. Dr. jBaker, Mr. Brown and Mr.Townsend have also ;brought up their saddle horses, m have P. C.Maffitt. Miss Lockwood, F. L. Lockwood and !John K.Townsend. :

Mrs. C. F. Corbin arrived this week, joiningher son Philip at th.' hotel. Captain John C.Barron, of New York, is visiting his ion. Johnc. Barron, jr., and his daughter, Mrs. John F.Archbold.

L. S. Treadwell this week Joined Mrs. Tread-well and her starter, Miss Frances Scoville, atthe hotel. I

Miss Katherlne Cameron, of Roaebank. StatenIsland, daughter of the late Sir Roderick Cam-eron, has apartments at the hotel. Miss Cant-, eron was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.

;W. Vanderbin at their Upper St. Regis camp;the other evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Martin, of New York.; Joined Miss Madge Martin here this week. Judge

\u25a0 T. c. O'Sulllvan, who has been to New York, re-j turned this woek. rejoining his family herejRear Admiral <:. E. Ido. V. S. N.. Mrs. Ide andJohn J. Ide were among the arrivals of theweek.

One of the pretty affairs of the week was aprivate hop given at the Casino by Miss Mar-garet Brown, daughter of Vice-President Brown:of the New York Centra!, for her friend. Miss

'\u25a0 Lillian frail. Edward R. Knapp is having fine; luck fishing.

THE ST. REGIS LAKES.Upper St. Regis. N. V.. Aug. 24 (Special).—

Among the arrivals in the camps on this chain!of lakes this week were the Duchess of Man-j Chester and Mrs. Foxhall Keene. who are thej guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vander-j bill at their Japanese camp on Upper St. TV.-!-*; Lake. W. B. Oagood Field is also a guest at the

Vnnderbilt camp. *

P. G. Lloyd arrived this week, joiningHerbertI Lloyd at the Grace Mitchell camp. Miss Marion: Stevenson is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. R.j French at their camp on Spit Lake.j At uLs camp on I'earl Island Thomas A. Oar- ,

diner has this week been entertaining James N.; Hill and W. A. Barnes.

George D. Kn..\ Is a quest at the camp of A.1 M. Lothrop on Upper St. Itexis Lake. Mr. andiMrs. Charles T. Barney arrived at their camp «mi Upper St. lt<>Kis Ijiku(iiThursday and willre-:..in until the close of the season.

Mrs. V. It. Cook arrived this week at CampITnderpmes, the Upper St. Regis camp of Mrs.F. 11. Slade. Miss Caroline McCormick. wholias been visiting there, started this week tojoinMrs. Enunons Blalne near Boston.

i Mr. and Airs. J. M. Full. Mr. and Mrs. K.H.•Johnson and Henry H. Breckinridge arrived thisweek at Camp K;tt!a. the Upper St. Regis campof George K. Karl.-. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ma-ther, who have been visiting In Saratoga, also, returned to this camp this week. •

Charles S. Butler was one of the arrivals ofj the week at Birch Island, the Upper St. Itegisi camp or Air. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes.

-i Miss Anna Ltisk arrived this week at the camp• of her brother. Professor Graham Luslc, whichi she will occupy for the remainder of the season.

Work on Mats Lusk's own camp, which adjoinsthat of her brother, and which is to be one of thefinest camps on the upper lake, is being purhedahead.

'• \u25a0'£H. S. Spaulding arrived this weak at Camp

\u25a0 Regmont. the Upper St. Regis camp of F S, Taylor and his sister. Miss Ellen P. Taylor.I Mr. and Mrs. Kobart Garrett will open their'' . •phMiiwimr.m

ramp on the Upper St. Regis ab«ut September LBernard Winsluw. captain ot the lAtHH

ball tram of IJMJS. is the priest of George Tow*.tend aiThe Rocks, In the upper take.

simp. Frank (»en. who has been visiting

h'tc is now i:i Placid.Mi4lSbeth^tlud,on r of Syracuse, to th»

nesl of Mrs Carl B. Kly at the camp of .*»a"s father. Henry L. Hotchkiss. on Spltnre

L^Jr' and Mm William Burden arrived at tt«Uver camp, on Spitfire Lake, this\u25a0»«*•

Tal.At Camp Wyndover Mr. and Jlra. H. r.iaj-

nsd,* Ire"entertaining Mrs. Daniel Runkle and

Miss Haldane. who arrived this week. ,Mr and Mrs. C. A.Henderson are entertaining

[iMr.'

('.n Fuller, who reached their camp on tne

\u0084.( >r the auspices of the St. Regis Yacht-Club.£dcr the auspices of the St. Resb J«ht Ch£,- as* won1by Commodore Anson Fneips fctoxea,

It V..Stuart finishing second.

SAKASAC INN.Savant Inn. K. T.. Aug. 24 (Specla^-Th-

innual tennis tournament, which is the biggest

iffair of the kind In the North Woods, has been

n progress this week at the inn. and the list of

layers has included many of those who have

lone especially good, work in these tournament!n past seasons, among them J- D. Pell, ofSew York, winner of the tournament of las*

The races of the Upper Saranae Lake Yachtnub sailed this week, were rendered the mortnteresting by the entry of several new boatmaking ten participating in the sport. among

hem the boat of Frederick Gallatln. which ha

las just had shipped up here from the SouthDr the rest of the season. Additional Interestg given the races from the fact that William L.Rich, of New York, has offered a cup for earnrace sailed. Thomas Blagden. jr..«M the win-

ner of the race last Saturday, which was one cthe best of the serifs thus far. Frederick P.Kellogg was second, William L. Rich. Jr., thirdmd H. O. Runkle fourth.

The Gray cottage has been taken for the restnt the season by a New York party, includingMr. and Mrs. Frederick Gallatin. jr.. Miss L.A.Trowbridge. James Duane Pell. Walter Pell.11. P. llornans. Miss Betty Gallatln and JamesD. Pell.

Mr. and Mr?. William L. Rich arc entertain-ing Mrs. Lawrence D. Alexander. K. W. Cady,Jr.. and R. Clifford Black, of New York.

Russell Thayer, jr..arrived thi.=? week. joininghis parents. General and Ma Russell Thaypr.who have been here some time. Mrs. WilliamM. Lloyd and William M- Lloyd, jr..arrived .'tthe Birches this week as the guests of Frank J.Firth.

fOne of th»» parlies from the St. Regis la!***?reaching the inn this wecfe Included William B.Trowbrtdjre, Mr. and Mis. J. A. Trowbridge.Gardiner Trovrbriuge and Arthur Trowbridge.

Or. J. P. Mtxnn has beta rntrrtstntnsji thisweek at his cottage here TV. George Alexander.of Nerv York. At Camp Sunrise Mr. and Mrs.H. M.Dunn have as their guests Mr.and Mrs.R. W. Downinsr. Jr.. ?.! ;

--GuUford and Dr.

Francis D. Smith. Miss Muriel Gould arrived!this week, joining her brother. Carl F. Gould.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benner are the guests ofMr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Bulkier; of New York.

At Douglas Point, on Upper Saranac Lak?.Mr. and Mrs. R. Dun Douglas are entertaininga party of friends, including Miss Tappin. BUsaMcCortnlck and Miss Edison.

On» New York party reaching th* fr.n tliNweefe included Mr. and "•-' R. r». Vroom.Master Robert Vrnonj. Miss Mlgnoa Vroom andMi Minnie Cendlin.

WAWBZEJLWawbeek, N. Y. Aug. 24 (Specials— At a -•-

cent meeting of the camper--, held at the hotel,plans for a water carnival, to b~ held soon,\u25a0were perfected. late G. Agar presided, and thiscommittee was chosen So take charge of theaffair: Howard Ruckr.o!!. Stone Douglass,Graham Douglass. If.G. Kriebs. G. Lee Knlsrh:.Dr. O. S. Wightman and J. Ben Hart, fromWawbeek. while from the camp* were rhoseaI.N. t-fnr.an. Joseph Seßcman, Jules B.i.he.O. If.Kahn. Henri P. Wertheim. S. B. Ferris.Max Sw*»nson. S. Strakosch. Mortimer SctruT.Dr. L. Bmmett Holt and A. L. White. The car-nival will consist of two divisions, tl^e first orilluminated electric boats and the second ofrow-boats. Lieutenant Commander L. S. Tfcunij>s«>n.U. S. X.. willhe ir.charge.

The guests nr the Wawbeek were entertainedby .Mr. and Mr?. J. Ben Hart at a clambalcaheld in the grillroom after the usual Saturdayevening hop. On* of the novel events of. theweek was a tramping party u;> Panther Sloan-tain, at which ike hostesses were Miss R.Tihin.>Christian and Miss Emily McLean, of XewYork. Their guests were Miss Gladys Eklredge,Miss Catherine Fuller. 11. M. Walzer. Ned Chris-tian and W. .IS- «>f New Y<«rk. Guideswere taken along; ar-d the dinner was cooked inthe woods in true Adirondack style.

Among those already entered for the annualro!f tournament for the KimbaD Cirp. which ispresented by K. N. Kirnhall, of Xew York. ar»Norman Eastman. Joseph Eastman. J. Stcard.David Leslie. W. .1 EUtlredgf. Barry Smith, Jj.S. Thompson. Dr. O. S. Wlghtman and K. r>.Christian, of New York. Mr Kitnball is *>x-pectcd to l»o present to watch th? tournament

THE WINDSOR.Kllsabethtown. N. V.. Aug. 24 (Special*.—

Things naive been livelygenerally in Elizabeth-town this last week, and particularly so at ThaWindsor, where card parties and dancing areon the procrarr.me weekday evenings and a sa-«-r»-d «-or.f-ert every Suadsv n?ght. I-asr Sundaynight's concert by Thr- Windsor orchestra, as-sisted by Mr- Anna Taylor Jones, contralto, vtSew York, was exceptionally pleasing.

William S. Kelir>t;g recently loweretl the ama-teur record on the Cobble Hilt links, makingtwo rounds in 74— v ".!> and 1;:•.»

I\>t-rnt auto parties at The Windsor tnclndaA M Sherwood. Jr.. and party. Mr. and Mr*George I" Foster. Miss Brnikerh. 1 Mi.-s Leeand •

arty. Mr and Mrs. Davis, Miss Allen. CAlton, jr.. 11 j. Bloomer, IXB. Grlfßn. Mr. amiMrs. Darld Young. Miss Young. F. L. Pryor.

—Mr. and Mrs. W. l?. Prjror, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.Moore, Miss E. Christie. Mr and Mrs H. W.Somers. Miss Catherine Fltzgeratd. Georse I».Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel L.nncasr»>r. Mis*Lancaster and maid.

Among recent guests are P.»ul Van Dyke] Mr.and Mrs. S. S. Thornton. Mr. :«r.«l Mrs. C. '-Barlow. Nathaniel D. Keich. Sidney W. Fry.Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Relyea. Jliss Relyea. Will-iam Leary. Miss Agnes Dillon. Mi. M. Dillon.Mrs. St. Clair McKdway. J. W. Det wilier. Mis*Detwilier. Mr. and Mrs. R. C Ollphant, Pr. J-'.. Noble, Ransom Noble. Join 11. Koehe. tls»i.iv.Henry P. Tracy. Mrs. 11. v O>rb;n. Mis.*O. 1:. Curbin. Miss Martha i'.»rl>in. Mr. and Mrs.Benjamin V. Meckltng, Mrs. Henry C. Dowtey,F. D. Dowley. Major J. D. Rouse. Mrs Rons*Mr. and Mrs. «;. M. Purdy. iri?s Puniy. Mr. andM.s. J. {, Bryce. K. H. Leavens. Miss » H.Leavens, libs Louise Sturtevant. Senator SaxevWilliam Alexander. Commissioner and Mrs.James S. Wnipple. A. Knechtel. Sir. and Mrs.M. J. Mittliaankl a:; Judge H. D. D.Twiggs.•AT GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS' HOTEL.

Glen Summit. IVnn.. Ana -t <SpeciaV».— A taCy«ii« party of twelve urrivetlat O\*n SBxnmlt ?rrlr.SSliti-

'by way «>f Bear »":\u25a0\u25a0 • a ••: Tbursday.

A fjnartot »i' judges ;ir« um.>n«; th« c.i-.- ;of ;'•lictcl ibis creel:—Albert \V Kr \u25a0 r. of S^vt Tort;U. i:. Lancaster. . f Phliadelpl U". S. V'-un^of New York, and J. \V. Tnciocsan, of Wilks-Bar**.

Th.- Cakewalk Riven on rnaaj : -w:ia iwr.Tt

enjoyed by Ihe ew^ta an Icottagers. t!i«* raits*.•net a li.. contest, I'eJr.s won hy one of the h«t.lwaiters.

Among the arrivals at •;'••;> Stimn'tt Springs If<»-tel tin. week are John D. «-iuk. Mr*. T. ivlenviaDv l»ont. K. T. I>u Pont. Mr. and M; WilliamJ. Carroll tlie Rev. A. J. Brennnn. Mr and Mr*J. L. »:iii!rwalt. J. B. Smith. C. J. Cook.

**l'r..-i.>,. Roliiascn. Miss Gertrude l.y::.'; \.

>'• -A-«.'olUi». Samuel Taylor, Miss a:« 1.. T»yW. -Vis*Mary C, Taylor, Mrs. Fetdman. Mr. in.i Mrs. \u25a0)'-bert Lewis. Miss A. Millinm. Miss Janf Li"»»-ley, l»r. LUdxtey. Miss* J. «Vs! !i... A. I* >"\u2666•}•libs*-,Lni!e L.>w!>4. Alfcert Lewis. Ir.. Hugh 1-

Lewta. Henry Zahn. the Rev. Francis T. ii. :';:';-Mr. and .Mrs. i>oik<> 1.. Pre< K. John W. AP?«».1. E. Gttt*. Ralph C. ll.in>lll. Mis*»J.»rri- n. < • «-OaiIhum. S:im«i.i Dicke. .1. r>. Harris Dr. T. if-

ncer. M.nrv 11. J>err. Mr. and Sirs'.. !%.,,:11- .tin. Mrs. M T. West. Mrs C. W. Vs. ilj^3Lara James. Miss Mary James. Mr. aadj »*»•Foster. C. A. Port. George Graham awl »-**•George Gmhr.fn. t

'Toor John! lie was \u25a0 knd and forbearing k»»*:>and." aahkod tha widow on her return from "*funeral.

"Yes." said a sympathizing neighbor; "bat Usill for the best. Yon tniwt try to comfort T' '\u25a0'' > .aatti "V dear, with the thought that your liu«t)*a«la at peace at last."—lllustrated Bita.

Give Liberal Support to

FsLirs for Cottage

Sanatorium.

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