I TWO CLUB TOURNAMENTI Continued fro m pag,- one'John Consulus , Mrs . Harol d Iliitlerand Miss Hope Alford, Mrs . Kraft aud.\iIhb Alice Alvarez , MU * Helen Krels-er and Miss Gladys Con nor. All thes e

, ladles are In class A. In ( < 1iish n w iube the following mutches: M [i« Drow nand Miss Nathalie Whit. iU, Miss Lil-lian Schmidt and Mr *, feel! I' roctor .Miss Mnrlan Adrian nnd Mian Mol lyHrett , Mre. O. A. Ilrown and MissMarjorle Alford.

William Brophy and K. Loughranwere the winners of the .Sweepstakesplayed at the Gol f Club over the weekend. A number of the mutches inthe July tournament were played onSaturday and Sunday In the differentclasses. In clasa A Robert Thornhllldefeated Harold Butler one up, n, LMclntyre defeated Sewell ThornhlllJr., two and one, A. J. Droit defeatedJ. E. Coaaalus two up,

I In class B, B. Moh rhsrdt defeated1). Schmidt At* and tour , C. E. Burkedefeate d J , A. Flnneian three andtwo , a. W. flprin gstsen defeate d A. T,

\ Brop hy four and three. P. E. Ahearnwon from J, 3. Donovan by default ,

In the Junior July Hsndlcsp Tourna-men t Class A, A. MoBlro y defeated II.McN»||y tbres ) and one while D. MoCurd y defaaua Malcolm Clark twoup. In Clasa B, W. Car penter wonfrom w. Rosall oaa up and R. VanVranks n dstaatsd P. Moanin g thr ssand om, '¦•

¦T" « ' .AU Hm **gyeetm r *rwre_«_sjfe.«:saw^wpayV*:

Veteran Firemen Enjoy Good DinnerMembers of the old Sayville Hose

Company No. 1 answered the bell onWednesday evening at S:30. The bell,however, was the dinner bell insteadot the fire bell. Accompanied by theirwives and friends the veteran "smokeeaters " attacked a shore dinner withevery piece of apparatus available.

According to all reports , it was oneof the finest dinners a valiant trench-erman ever attacked. There werethi rty in the party which consistedof Mr. and Mrs. John Treadwell Green.Mr. and Mrs. Dow Clock. Mr. and Mrs.Henry Frank Rogers . Mr. and Mrs.Cha rles Milton Rogers. Mr. and Mrs.Carl Munkelwitz , Mr. and Mrs . EdwardJedlick a. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jed-licka, S. A. Fisher . William P.Edwards and his daughter. MissSarah Edwards. Louis Lafferran-dre , Mr. and Mrs. William Pause-

. wang. Mr. and Mrs. GilbertHi rsch , Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stenger.Captai n William Collins , Mrs. Willia mAlexander and her daughter. Mi ssMildred Alexander , Mrs. Frank Ger-ard , of Freeport , and Mrs . Clara L.Kelly. '

i J. T. Green and Dow Clock aretrustees of the old organization, andHenry Frank Rogers is secretary.Charles Milton Rogers addressed thegathering as did Dow Clock but thegeneral opinion was that the dinner

. was ample entert ainment for any rea-sonable person. Former Chief , A. C.Edwards was expected but was unabl eto attend.

THE MAGIC GARDEN'Continued from xtaee one

the Garden Club Committee will servewith Mrs. McGoldrick as hostesses onMo nday evening and will be happyto receive the guests of both clubs.Th ere will be no fee of admission asthe Garden Club desires to make thisan entirely friendly and pleasant oc-casion.

Assisti ng Mrs. McGoldrick will beM rs. Elmer T. Zabriskie , M rs. HenryHeissenbuttel. Mrs. John Alvarez . MissAg nes Moore . Mrs. Charle s Rohm ,Mrs. Charle s E. Burke, Mrs. W. F.Moo re. M rs. Martin T. Manton. Mrs.Andrew Al' good. Mi ss Minnie Foster,M rs. Percy Hoyer , Mrs. J ohn D. Secor ,Miss Sarah Morgan. Mrs . J. W. Corn-wfcl t . M rs. Gtorgine Binnty.

] The Great Ba ~k! The Cr.j,-. ,: ,r ( ireat hank is the• name ef :, -: . ,.:! oT the roast ef New-

fouudUiiifl t '.« several buiulrvd: miles a. ,1 :. ¦•: mi l l i- famous for, eitd-ti sli ' iu. r v woril "Lank" in this

sense ((( . j .r, - . i n e.'e, ar i in i ,ir shelf un-, der s,*;i w l i i , -It i«rnt !ucH< a shoal or: - l iull . iu -

WOMEN SWAM THE BAYContinued from page 1

of her way that she is believed tohave swam about 12 miles, accordingto Burns. She was not at all exhaust-ed, and went all the way to the shortBag line at the shore , and crossed be-tween the poles. Miss Day swam until2:14 when she was taken with cramps ,and althou gh she insisted they lethe go on. she was lifted into one otthe accompaning boats. All the girlsreceived a great ovation when theyreached Patcho gue. havin g proved thestate ment of their ' trainer , Johnn yBurns , that they were capable of mak-ing the long distance.

On Monda y evening the four girlsicere given a dinner and reception athe Mascot Hote l and the three whoSnished were awarded cups.

Leaves on Apple TreesTests made :i l the Arlington fnrm

by govern *. m i i i horti culturists showedthat at l easi f i to 40 medium-sizedleaves jier fruit were necessary to ob-tain apples ef 2"->d size and quality .When a small er number of leaves waspresent , the fruit was not only small-er In size, hu t was low In dry weight ,low In su^ar content and of poor des-sert onii l i tv

Continued from page ont«rs. presented i a -.mSer oi new « *.?psbefore tbe aadiecoe. Miss Clairelace, th e premier dansense of "RioEita, " gave a very popul ar number.Throughout the performanc e the aud-ience ecjoy^d ",-,e Markel Orckestra.At the cenclu-ion of the vaudevilleshow came tbe long expected finaljudgment of the Beau ty Content. Thiswas won by M rs. William Tiercey as**Mlsa Br *-n\wcr>d ." who wi'l new bt-arthe t i t le . -Miss So-vh Shore. " -.MissAmityville." Jean Weston , and "MissSoutham pton " Miss Sophie M. Cay.tied f o r second p;ai -e She- was chos-en from the following '.ist ot girls,each o* -a-h^rs was s ie .-:'.Ml by pop-ular vote ai the most beautif y ! in herhome To wn: Babyioa. Janet Hayward :Bay Shore. Helen Gtn thner : Brigh t-waters. Sylvia Giersch; Islip, HelenKasin : Ea? t Islip. Dorothy Hoiligan:West SayvilV . Anna Griek; SayviP.e.Alice Alvarez: Patchogue . Charlo tteWagner; Brookhaven . Marie Murdock:Bayport. Ru th Hartford : Moriches.Diamond Ma ttola.

The judges in this difficult under-taking were Schuyler L. Parsons.Charles Hanson Towne. the editor ofHarper 's Bazaar . Charles Chaplin.Charles LeMaire. Jules Glaeuzer . andMiss Gertrude Lawrence. The girlswore beautiful Spanish shawls , whichhave been on display in a New YorkShop window tor some weeks andhave at tracted much attention.

"Miss South Shore " was presentedwith a green lizard skin bag withfittings of gree n jade and gold. It wasgiven by Mr. Parsons . The otherbeauties each received a bracele t , thegift of Cartiers .

While within the big tent the audi-ence applauded gowns and girls . out-Bide In the midway a surging hordebought books, tobacco, baskets , glass-ware , dolls, spun for tune wheels and•hot at clay birds . Confection andhot dog booths were swamped , and ihefortune tellers ' tents held long queuesot impatient persons , anxious to learnwhat fu ture days hold for them.

One of the major a ttractions was aWright whirlwind motor , the motorof which carried Col . Charles A. Lind.bergh and Clarence C'hamberiin acrossthe miles that stretch between XewTork , Paris and Berlin. Mr . CharlesLanier Lawrence, of East Islip. L. I.,the inventor , was present, and at-tracted quite as much attention as didhis motor .

Parents , disposed to play everydevice and visitin g every booth butyet concerned for their children , aban-doned that concern when they strolleddown the midway , for a playgroundwas established where the childrenmight be checked. There children didnot want for amusement. They coast-ed down slides, whirled on rides , rodethe merr y-go-round and dug in the¦and for hidden treasures while thefathers and mother s traipsed aroundthe ten-acre plot.

Today "t he greatest show or. eartg fc*a circus of wonders and congress otenrloaa , will be presented twice , whilea Falrch ild airplane hums overheaddroppin g numbered tickets. One ofthese is a luck number, lucky euoughto get a six-cylinder touring car forthe holder of the right t icket. Thisscatt erin g of numbers wi l l also takeplace on Saturday and the drawingwill come Saturda y night during theboxing bouts in the big tent.

Mrs. Nina Hulse Paton , chairman ofthe big top , has announced six bout s

for the card. Freeport will box Baby -

lon. Patchogue wil l fight Bay Shore

aXld tour other youn g men will defend

their home villages. The fete will end

that night after the bouts .

Office ra of FeteMrs. Bayard 0. Hoppln is general

chairm an of the Fete . Mrs . GeorgeB. Wagstaff Is director of pu bl ic i ty ,C. H. Ja ckson, treasurer, and Mln sMary Bl l l lngton. secretary.

The district chairmen are Mrs . Al-bert Zapfe . Am i tyv i l l e ; Mrs . Jullen T.Darles , Hahylon; Mr *. J. II . Schaper ,Brlgh twaters ; Mini . F. A. Hominy. BayShore : Mr s. Daniel Noble , Bren twood;Mrs. Ha rry T . Peters . Is l ip: Mrs.Chan. W. Kni ght. East I s l ip ; Mrs.George A. Smi t h . Central Islip StateHospital ; Mrs . Lucy Rhodes ,, Cen trallallp; Mrs. Williiini R . Slmo'nds, Se-ville: Mrs . Mar t in T. Manton , Bayport;Mrs. Thomas P. Kn app. Blue Point;Mrs. Eugene Hulse , He liport: Mrs. J.at. Domlny, Brookhaven and Mrs. W.Edgar Bake r , Ma stic.

A lilt of the booths and Ihe work-ers, many of whom are prominent Insociety, follow*'.

SAYVILLEVillage gambol—Mr. and Mrs. A.

dsF. Allgood. chairmen; Miss Joaner.teMorris on. Hlsa Ella Bailey, JohnCbrt stofel, Nathaniel Norton , RalphMort on, Blward Smith.

Soda Booth—Mrs. James Wa tt ,Cha irman ; lira. John Alvarez . MissesAJies Alvarei, Margaret Wat t, Mr»./•watt Smith , Mrs. Joseph C. Jahn,lira. Fortasens , Mrs. Charles Rohm.Mlases Marjorle Alford. Hope Alford.Virginia Alford, Mrs. O. W. Thompson,Mrs . LeRoy ralrchlld , Mtasas Amy HII-mm. Rose Jedlicka, Belinda Bdwarda ,Mrs. George Kenned y. Mrs. A. A.Treas cber, Mra. Nottham Warren ,Misses Bra Krslssr , Helen Krelaer ,¦toanor Krslaar, Mrs. Robert Rooas-TwJt. Mrs. Philip Wnatsrbaks , thsMisses Orae * Wasterbeke , OemeLaft errsa dra . Mar lon llosg, Mrs. Bus-Stat. Mr s. 3. H. McClsment . Mlas Dot-asjur Oifclsy, Eugenia Raynor , Louisa•ftta, Mrs. John Van Vrankan , Mrs.Ml F nalnanslai Mrs. Hlncksa , MfcmaaJlP ijrPf- 'l^r Cook aad tha JMmwsj jHp|MMtlM ,' Boofa MJrsj,'1 MMHa 9*jjjp jj ^

AMITYVILLEChina and Ho t Dogs—Mrs. Alberl

2ap£e . chairman: Mrs. John M oyuah. <n.-s. Char '.es Smith. Mrs . John Serr:i ,

Mrs . Stanley Wells. M rs. R. W . Smith,s Ra~.se ? McEIvery. Mrs. Huise.

. s. R. E. Moore. Mr s. G e v s e Kreeb.I rs . WilLam Fu eiii::?. Mrs. GilbertMight . M s . J oseph R. Quinby and¦irs . Lowden. Jr.

BABYLO NBook Shop an d Candy Booth—Mrs.

J imes S. A:ues . chairman: Mrs. Jul ien- navies . Mrs. O. H . Rogers. Mrs.- ¦.:: ';:!in i ^onaeil. Mr s Elmet Howell .lr « . r. yv. Zimmej-man. Mrs . Ernest

Gav . Miss Ru th Foulke. Mr. and Mrs..-.rnes: Reed . Mr. an d Mrs. Charles¦ ifeifle. Mrs. Bert ram B. Tate . Miss'-' i.-abeth Eaton . Mrs . Kenneth Ken-i i l l . Miss Ruth Brown. Miss Elizabeth"•si . Marshal Reed. Nelson Dimmiek¦:d Louis Kinzeer. Miss Ruth Foulke

is chairman of the candy booth .Junior Commi ttee — Miss Anna• und. chairman ; Miss Virginia Reed,

Miss Jane t Hayward. Miss Gene St.Aruarid. Miss Arline Lawrence. Miss,';eraldine Llawrence. Mfiss Flore nceRoss. Miss Elinor Kennedy, Miss Mc-Ker.

Ci garette Booth—-Mrs. William J.Hyde, chairman; Mr s . Landon K.Thorne. Mrs . Francis B. Thorne. MissEleanor Hut ton. -Mrs. Malcolm Mea-ch*m. Miss Geuevieve Fox. Miss AnueGill. Miss Jose phine Billing ton. MissAlice Harwood. Miss Helen Billin gton ,Mi ss Mildred Billington. Miss Marg-a te : Stni'.h . Miss Bet:y Richter . MissMar v Ward.

SMITHTOWNDolls and Toys—Mrs. Joh n Kerr ,

cha i rman: Mrs . John Hope . Miss MaryClina Cilmore , Mrs. H. Alloster Mor-ris . Mrs .Edwin Gorham.

BUI GHTWATERS. BAY SHORE1'a per atui Stationery—Mrs. John I I .

Sc:un«;r. chairman: Mrs. V. T. Xck^ r-s-j ii . Mrs . H. W. Ackerson. Miss VeraAckerson. Mrs. William Allison, Mrs .R. M . Brewster . .Mrs. J. N. Blackman .Miss Be t t y H. Blackman . Mrs. JamesT. Balo . Mrs . C. Burns. Mrs. HelenBatt le . Mrs. YV. P. Deppe . Miss DaisyM K.sher . Mrs . Stanley Fowler. Mrs.L. c. Frorup. Mrs. William Haase, Mrs .John Herrmann , Miss R. Hubbard .Mrs . H. F.Jeffre . Mrs . Carl T. Linn .Mrs . K. A. Richards . Mrs . Melton E.Re eve. Mrs. Charles C. Ross , Mrs. Rob-ert Rob erts . Miss Margaret Strong ,Miss Emory Strong. Mrs. D. Schwartz ,Mrs . Austin G. Turner . Miss Jeanet teTerry, Mrs. W. E. Ton gue , Miss BerthaVon Heill. Miss Fr ieda S. Von Heill.

Mrs. George L. Walker. Mrs. Peter H .

Woodwar d . Mrs . J ohn W elz Mrs.

George W allau . Miss Germalne \\ allau

Mrs . Full erton Wells. Mrs. Ro bert F.

Wilson. Miss Mabel Kruse , Miss Dol-

oros Kelly, Miss R . W. Kecllps. Mrs .

P H Kit tle . Miss Dorothy Mott, Mrs.

William Ganzatnull er. Mrs . R. Guastav-

ino. Mrs . Walter D. Ebb inger. Mrs. W i l -

liam C. Cann on. Mrs . Stanley Corsa,

Mr s. Claude Collar. Mrs . W. B. Bar nes

Mrs. Geor ge L. Mau rer. Mrs . Alfred

Mac -Adam . Jr .. Mrs . J ohn D Buhrer .James Fer guson. Jackiln Wallau.

Silk Hosiery Booth—Mrs. H . W - b t

John, chairman; Mrs . Jam es Bales

Mrs. J . Blackman. Mrs . Wa lter Ebln

cer Mrs. William Ganzemu ller , Mrs

Geor ge Larom. Mr s. George Maux frMrs. Charles Spach. Mrs . Per cy Kitt l e

Fortune Teller—Mr . and Mr s . H.- I-Vhwartz. chairmen: Mr. and Mrs. E.

I' I 'feiffer , Miss Dorothy Pfelffer.Bird Ca ge Game—J . W. St. John ,

chairnun: Walter Ebinger , JamesHal e s Mr . Buther . Pierr e Ackerson .

Il . i t Dogs—J ohn P- Stewart , chair-man ; Charles Krlema n. Bill Gra ce,Bill Mct ' ollom . Walter Willis , Dick•|e Hragga. Edward Boose , Dr. Jame sSprin gs * , .,l. Herman Hil l . Fran k B.Welrr. er . W . A. Schwab , Mrs. John B.St e w a r t , Mrs J ohn c. Cochran, Missj,-sste coehnm. Mrs . W . A. Schwab.

nam -lv.g 1' l . i tform—Mrs . K. GooklnMuiiroe . cha i rman: Mrs. Alfred Smith.Mrs . George Mllrhel . Mr. and M rs.St u y v e s a n t W a i n w r i g h t . Mr . and Mrs.St u y v c s a n t F. .M orns . Mr . and Mrs.Beverly Eyre . H erbert Von Glatz . Eu-gene Hope.

Music Booth -Francis II . Bedell ,chairman; Miss Elizabeth Grave. Mis sFrances Hulse, Miss Vir gin ia K ing ,Ml BS Elinor King, Miss Mildred MrWhorter , Miss Alexandre Dou n s. MissJanet DalsalL Mlsa Betty Hla< ¦kman .Mill Marjorls Lynaj M ra Robert Whit-lock , Mr. aad Mra , Thomas It. I' arrell ,Alwyn KoHar , Harr y Croil Powers ,Frank Ackerson , H. W. Ackerson. JasC. Hart , Cornelius Fergus on, ItemsenJohnson , Jr., Lambert Bnrr nwH , Jr.,John Hnrd on.

I3UPHousehold Table—Mr *. Hurry T.

Peters , chairman ; Mrs. A. Tcherep-lii no , Mrs. J. A. Allen. Mm. HoraceHuveme yor , Mrs. William Verit y.Mrs. Baldwin , Mlas Hathaway Weokes ,Mrs. S. T. Peters , Mrs. W. K. Dick ,Mra. M. R. Walah. Mrs. Donald Mel-ford. Mr s. J. J. Abro w , Mm. DudleyMoore. Mrs. Gilbert Dlekenon, MUbMar y Smith.

Jewelr y Booth—-M -rs. William Wood,chairman: Mra. W illiam II. Savage ,Mm. Arthur Wright , Mrs. LawrenceVan Eppn , Mrs. William K. Hawkins .Mre. K. W. Arn old, Mrs. Loula llaua-brook , Mlsa Mar gare t Skldmore.

Flower Tshle—Mr s. L. Baton Lind-say, chairman: Mra. B. C. Tllum, Mra.William Klnaiand Mac y, Mrs. L. F.Garben , Miss Natalia Peters, MlaaBeatrice Schr amm, Mrs. WlUIsm Mor-ris. Mrs. Lillian Whlldln, Mrs. SophieWorden , Mlsa Jsne Osborne , Mrs. Hob-bsrt Hftlght , Mlas Belay Duval , MlsaMar y Lindsa y. Miss Julie Msoy, MlasAnna Smaksl , Mlsa Elate Lamb , Mrs .Frank Little , Mrs, Prank Maqnlre, Mrs.Krnett Pathe y. Mr. Guide , Mrs. fran kHubb ard, Mrs. Malcolm Orsmbse , MlaaM. a Oshonss , Miss riobslls Bsslth.

^^ hB 'J&vz'Isfffas ^sMissE gfltjitrjgl igl l. ¦Jrtftffi afeft ^aWftlliflO(raflaMBwMaWl«wlWW iMWW "

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Glunn Hendrlckson, Herbert Gatj e ,Norman Smith , Dr. A. J. Truax.

Toilet Article Booth—Mra. WilliamR. rtuaaell , chairman : Mrs. Lan gdon V.Valentine, Mrs. William Gage Brady,Jr., Mrs . Harr y K. Knapp, Jr., Mrs.Ciirroll Draper, Mlsa Caroline LeRoyWebb. Miss Anne Remsou Webb , MissAnne Valentine , Miss Marlon Wharton ,Ml> * Carol Stevenson , Mlas BeatriceStovenaon. '

BAST ISLI PMra. C. W. Kni ght , chairman ; Mrs.

Ernest Howsrd, Mrs . A, 0. Griffiths ,Mm. Oaesr Broseck , Mra. LouiseKomp, Mr *. Geor ge Hoiligan , Mrs.Kmll Hlavao, Mra , Frank Wolf, MissDorothy Hoiligan , Miss Anna Rnmp-llek , Mlsa Bertha Rura pllek, Mlas Edithlllavao, Mlaa lUioda Howard.

Vsnatlsn aitss Tabia—Mrs. HsaryJama s. efMrmmi Mlaa Fraaeas Lf*.lngstott ,TSa. «. k. Blglttw, Mrs. Mai-™ **t&!»T> ^ *ti *^MiM'mu ^kWrnTismtii ii ff^w%imwf tti^Bf mr ^- m ^^^mW%l aWMgvwrWfPoT^f ^^nWHHHM ^rr! '

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Robinson and Mrs . wm. K. Brown ,chairmen; G. A. Robinson , Win. EBrown, Bnrcham Clark.

Shawls and Cedar Chests —MrsCecil W. Pro ctor, chairman—MrsPeter Grady , Mrs. Michael Glyune,t^ecil W. Proc tor. Mrs . John Thompson. Mrs. Wm. Thompson.

Lamps and Comforters—Mrs . Rob;r t L. Maclntyre, chairman: Miss Gerrude Zarem bo. Miss Frances Avers

Mrs . Ma rvin Strong, Jean Grit'in. Evelyn Stoll . Edi th Atherton . Cath.- rine Fellerath. Lillian Griffin. HelerAdams. Charolet Deitz. Edna West.

UXDEXHTRSTBingo Game—Mo -s. C. A. Lunt. chair-

.;;io : Mr . and Mrs. A. Brice. Mr. andMrs . William Wolter . Mr ' and Mrs .Louis lrmisch. Mr . and Mrs. E. Keller,Mr . and Mors. William Lunt. Mr. and

: -s. William Hoppe. Mr . and Mrs. C.rt ' illemen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Abrams.ir . and Mrs Ot to Syben. Mr. and Mrs..jb ert C. Wild . Mrs. Hammond . Miss.i' tv Argust. Adam Mull ^ r. Joseph Ar-..;s: . Francis J. McCulIougb. J . Trill .

V E N E H A N F E T EA RIOT OF COLOR

The Lutheran Sunday School enjoy-, ed its annual picnic at Cherry Groveyesterday.

¦ j Marinus J . Van Popering, of the' Bluepoints Co., is enpoying a two

, weeks' vacation.

Miss Emma Bowers , of Ronkonko-

. ma. has taken a position in the drygoods department ot Goodman 's store.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis De Revere, Jr ..of Sta ten Island, spent the week endas guests of Mr . and Mrs. ArthurVidal.

Mrs . Robert C. Dixon, who has beensuffering intensely with , neuritis , isimprovin g now under tbe care of Dr.G. A. Silllman .

Mrs . Joseph Nauert and her daugh-ter . Miss Dorothy, returned home onSunday af ter spending 2 weeks atCanadensis , Pa.

Harry B. Bowman , of Moorestown ,-V. J ., is expected to spend this weekend here as the guest of his fiancee.Miss Amy Hilker.

Dr. and Mrs . Carl Mueller . Jr ., andtheir two children returned on Wed-nesday after spendin g three weeks inthe Ramapo moun tains.

Mrs . William J. LeCompte and herdau ghter. Miss Florence , of Albany,spent last week end here as guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Bason.

Mr . and Mrs. Ira Schoisberg- andMiss Lillian Richardson , of Brooklyn,were guests ove r last week end ofMrs. George Carr , of Bayport .

Work was started this week on anew house for Harry Goodman on theeast side of Greene avenue , ad joiningthe new house of Theodore Jedlicka,Jr.

Mr . and .Mrs. Frank Allaire , ofH empstead, and Miss Betty Devoy. ofNew York, sailed on Monday night tospend the remainder of the summerabroad.

Mrs . Patrick Mull en , her daugh ter .Miss Margare t , and her li t t l e grand-son , James, have been spending sev-eral days this week jn Astoria andBrooklyn visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Vida l enter-tained at bridge las t e v e n i n s the fol-lowing people: Mr . and Mrs. SidneyJohnson , Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Bason ,Miss Esther Bason an d John Bates.

Mr . and Mrs. C. A. Stearns and son .of Elmhurst. were guests over lastweek end at the home of Dr . and Mrs.G . A. Silliman. Dr. and Mrs. Sillimanalso entertained on Sunday Mr . andMrs . F. D. Lawton and their threechildren , of Stratford, Conn

Miss Ru th E. Skinner and Miss RoseMrKenna entertained over the weekend their friend. Miss France s Tully ,of New York . On Monday Mis s Skin-ner , Miss McKenna and Miss Tullyleft for a vacation t r ip of two weeksto be spent at Kenoza I.ake . SullivanCounty.

| The following announcement hasbeen received from Mr . and Mrs. Er-

' nes t Miller , of Bozeman, Mont. Mrs.;Miller waa before her marria ge MissGrace Nutting , Y.W.C.A. Secretary In

( this dintrict. "El khorn Ranch an-nounces a notable addition to its

' cre w, John Robert Miller , "Horse

j Wra nglett ," arrived June 30, 1927."

I Mies Amy Hilker was a charminghostess on Wednesday evening to anumber of her friends , who spent theevening playing bridge. Those in theparty were Mrs. Charles Slanetz , ofStorrs , Conn., Miss Germalne Wallau ,of Brlghtwators , Mrs . Arthur Bason,and the Misses Alice and FrancesCook , Evelyn Clock , Eva Krelser , Es-ther Bason , Eleanor Smith , ValerieGnelaer and Marlon Hoag.

Mrs. .Eugene D. Pflug and Mrs. F.Kenfleld Bos worth entertained a partyof ladies at "The FahAte" at lunch-eon last Thursday. Later they wentto Mrs. Bosworth 's home for an after-noon of bridge and were also herguests at dinner. Tbe ladles enter-tained were Mrs. William R. Beaumel ,Mrs . Paul McCartney, Mrs. George N,Joy ce, Jr., Mm . Mllo Volght , Mrs . Wal-ter M . Barr , of Brooklyn and Mrs.Warr «n Hust ings , of Bay Shore.

Tin- Methodis t Sunday School picnic

I will be held next .Wednesday, July2»ih. Two boatn , with a total capacityof 2uo will be provided. One boat willleave the Uluepol ntH dock In West

(Sayvi l le ut 8:SE and they will leaveIthe Tidewater Inn dock at nineo'clock. People who are not membersof the church or Sunday School whowldh to go will be char ged 80 cents.Ice cream will be served to them at10 cents and to sll member s of thechurch or 'Sunday School It wi l l beserved free.

| Mrs. Frank EL Hayward and daugster . Miss Kathleen Hayward , formerl :ot Sayville , have closed their hoosat 156 East Seventy-ninth street , NeiYork , and have gone to the Beverl;Hills Hotel , Bevely Hills. Cal if. Heson, Frank E. Hayward , also has started for Denver.

Walter Harrison, a little boy who iispending the summer at "The Maples 'broke his right arm on Tuesday whibhe was playing . Dr. Oxholm adviseehis removal to the Southside Hospitalwhere he is doing very well now .

Miss Gertrude Benson has beetspending a few days at the home oher sister . Mrs . R. J. Perrine, beforegoing to Maine , where she is planningto spend several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs . William R. Beaumel ,of Brooklyn , spent the week end asguests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D.Pflug at their home on Greene avenue .

Our Band Enjoys Hud Griffin 's Outinj

Hudson V. Griffin, former proprletoiof the Griffin House , one of the bestknown residents of the County Seat ,famous for his unusual ideas in en-tertaining his friends and towns-people, gave another of his famousparties last Friday when he had ashis guests .10 ladies from Riverh eadand vicinity whom he took for a tripacross the sound to Bridgeport, NewHaven and Savin Rock, where theyenjoyed a shore dinner . Mr. Griffinand his gues ts were accompanied bythe Sayville Military Band , all of themembers of which are enthusiastic intheir praise of Mr . Griffin as a host.The band , which furnished music forthe day , met Mr. Griffin 's party atPort Jefferson on Friday morning, andcrossed the sound with them to Bridge-port where he had arranged to havespecial cars waiting . After theirluncheon they went to LighthousePoint and Xew Haven . After spend-ing some time on the Yale campusthey returned to Bridgeport and PortJefferson and thence to their destin -ations in Riverhead and Sayville. Theboys of the band , although employedto furnish music , were treated royal-ly as guests , and thoroughly enjoyedtheir days ou ting. Incidentally theyfee! highly complimented by being se-lected by Mr . Griffin from among thebands of Suffolk County as well asby his kindly approval of their ser-vice that day.

Carnival for Library and Leg ion

At th e re gular meeting ot Smith-Wever Post. American Legion, heldWednesday night in Forester 's Hall,it was decided to hold a carnival dur-ing the week of July 25th. The Posthad, for several weeks , endeavoredto find some means to raise moneyto help In the library' drive , feelingthat the library is one of the mostessential ins t i tut ions of the commun-i ty . The American Legion has thor-oughly inves t igated the carnival com-pany which is to give the affair , andfound tha t In the other communitieswhere they had appear ed they rangood, clean above-board amusements ,and left the town wi th the assurancethat they would be welcomed hack.The committee in charge , under Har-ry Van Gorden , have been completingtheir plans, an d the carnival will beheld on the Dohack lot at Main streetand Garfield avenue dur ing the en-t ire week of J ulv 25th.

Th.- Pust executive committee votedat a meeting held following the reg-ular meeting to contrib ute fifty percent of the net proceeds to the libraryfund.

A number of local Post delegatesattended the county convention heldat Riverhead on Satur day last , andreported the proceedi ngs of the meet-ing nt which Louis Ho.-ltje of BayShore wa s.elected County Command-er.

Tho State conventio n of the Legionwill be held at Troy, N. y ., on August•Ith . 5th and 6th.

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