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?Where?' lemme See' and So
On Means Fresh Air Children
Are Not 'Nature Fakers.'
LAUGHTER FILLS WOODS
About 1.900 Boys and Girls
Who in Their Daily Lives
Rarely Even Smile Enjoy
Fortnight Outing.
th'- ed :? af a wood abmg a
v..l nnd I rarmg a . horus of bird
you have ao doabl looked in arala
, "i. btrda Ti at 'a not sn atraage; a
t),n!. ng for an biiur m some
, . | -,. ei "ii".' Bhoa tns
. _ied braaat If, bowavar, naaa
.v thal Barne wood you sho-iid heat
Uitlng through the branchea not the day
sonps Bf hlr{i> h,r- *** rtnaalhaB of chlld
i.,n kaughter, and ret peer ;.s you aronld
threuch tha treee, Bse ae atgn of bo* or
pi other human rorra, ibat would be
fctranR'". fer boya and girls don'l hide
thr-mstK-es umiti the high braaebaa of oah
and elm and tbera lau?h the hours away.
That stianse phenomenon. howev er, may
hr found OB any summer'?- <ia> Just
take tbe trafB to Mount Hopa a'ri Watt
mt d'ive up tbe beautiful rond that drclCB
tm ,.-???, .,-x Bad thaa eontlnua ?h>ng
ti.r aflhatde Juel acroaa the valley from
. . ? Andrews^ C'.'.lf Club. And when
vou ret about aapOBlte the eluhhrnise keep
yaaar aara a'-rrt for somethlng like this:
"Ah. ha ha, ha he!"
? uh. ub huh. ha ba'"
?rio-b. It'a a ejotmr'
Where"* T,emm,- see
' C.ct. looker 'im WfflS 8
? Am t wcabna got feeta?"
- br hei LMea ter th- bab)' WeUaa
got feeta!"
"Oh. ho ho. ho ho'"
Tbea jroa arfll be aure jrour ear.? rie
vou. for Ihera'e never a . hild ;n
strain vou- eyea as >ou will. yoa
- ? .-, th'.riar thal laaka as though
thi be iaaponalblr for an**. af t'1**
? i Bul when your aanase
,-;i but gol the better of you,
itatep bank tbat rlaea .iust hr
and when >ou get
.-?, any laughers
.MiHiom-. el,"
No n"t qulte, onl] three buadrod and
fjfty. Put those three hundrcd and Bftf
are a regular light hearted batt.-ry of
smilerrv on,-" tbrv get going Tb
ftaderB Df Aehford llill. they are. send
k v after volley of BJUtoh fire laugh*.
and aualloa le keep off the arcb
ajaemlea Of this Tribune Fresh Air para
| | full care and gloom.
Thlnk of a va.ation blighted by auch
tliings: Not a pb asant thought. is lt''
Wi that a the reason that Superin
Dt Austin of Ashford Hlll keeps hu>
working every atdaate t.. daelaa
?av? and means af Inclting to fun and
?er And beeaaee he s aaeb a go"d
&? \ UM r is the r'-ason wh> > ou could hear
laughs floatlng througb the trees
? lotb.- tba "f 1.11" any time you
mght i-hanc*- lo paea that way. even
though the la-id does lie so that you
c.iuldn't see tbe groupa of ",'irl* an.l boyi
v bo rirodut ? d the sound*'
\-k any Fresh Air u*ho haa been at
Ashforrt HUI for an outmg if he had a
| tlme. and he will probably say:
B f?-ilow eouidn't belp it up th> ?
? ? i alw-ays makin you laugh
a a>."
AbOUt nmeteen hunaretl boys nnd girls
whe. la their daily lives. laugh rarely, !f
baee apenl nearly a fortnight at
Aahford Hlll this year so fnr Te-dB)
.11 return to their honBOB from
that plare lf you want to s.-e what
la'i?.r mg has done for them. go up to the
ni division station this morning at
1.51 and see them eome off the tmln
A''KNOT\'I.KTir;M!:S1 I
> - r .?-ouUim_\rj. Raar-laaat, M*.. pBOOO
G~> r Hok-sr. 14)047)0
I- wi lan H N_ boa SB ">
ln m?n,t,rlani . "." <>>?
II. 2S00
ColVprtlor. taken ??' Yorkahir*. Inn.
rerkahtre Hart^r. Ma . ti.rough
M_a ktary i>an_ i- or>
.... sna-bfr |wj_n , Uatahta
l*,njr talaad, tt.rouifh Ueo F. I.i" i
iraaaaraa. II80
i,f W-p Q II Smilh )<><?
11-4 R_ri b Putnam. Philadelphla.. inon
F-m- .- Ra*4. Hljrh.andp. N. J . IOOO
> ii' l.?-?..n .. K>08
Bra \ fo-hrane . W"?
1".a0
Br? i.anrgi llarnilten <~<v>k. Vork
Barbrjr, M-.. tiuouirh Mr* H M
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I " M'ilr-r MX>
Mm wriuur T r-arrair. Phlladelphia t- '-o
H T; . I '?>
a t Mople: B BB
A fr|??r). C, .. V fi 0(1
A f-tt-nd, '? M w f> tm
?aat a ivw? '??
P.riiarh_a??p?le.
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I ? '?? . tOB
Hl 'r,pf[>h W'fitlel H'"-!'.n ... i aa
J' Hammond *?
b.Btw iea
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M ?- | .-r- . . ? ? f.itlanri. vt. i BB
' ? . i -v.
rn .....,.; .ataaa ia
Telal iae? M BWJ .BBMaaai
?on'rlbutions, preferabla by < heek ot
mrinr\ order. should bc addi'-ssed to The
Irlbunc Freah Air Fund. The Tribun-'
Bew Vork r-jtv.
TRENTINI SINGS ON LINER
Dclights Lorraine's Passengers
?Nina Morgane Here.
*>' k I.mtna Trentini. who appearerl last
i it: "The Flreflv," under the min
?renient of Arthur Mammerstein. ai rivd
hf-rt- yeaterda) ft?>m Havre on board laB
1/irraine to hogln h tour In ihe shui"
?'a. whirh will axtead to the I'a'-ifl.
Oaaai
?"i the wav (,vei Mile. Trentini aana,'
?aaay ttraaa for tbe salon paaaeiig-ra,
'?ith whom ah?> was very popular
sald her v.n. e was atronger. an'i
thtt when ber tour wltb "The Flrefly'
**as ivr-r ahe would return to grand
opera and siiiK for Oscar Hammerat' Ir.
aiso on b..Htd Le Laaielne was Miie
kraeMorgane ofBettaia, whowasanun
Kly for Mile. Trentini She eBBBB to
abg wlth llainrin rsteii, s gra-.1 opera
BBBy, and will make her flrst appear
?aaa ln 'Ittarolette '
o
KEITHS TO REOPEN IN HARLEM.
Bekh'a Harlaaa Opera Henea, ?fter
undergoina aaaay alterattons. will reopen
heat Moadaj afteraeon, Laabor Day, ff,n
?'nuing the atack poii'-y m i"TCt dl,rln-,;
tba. ]a,t nmt j,,,tt* l.inthieurn has l-.e,
*agB?Bf up, ih, new leaoing WOBBBB, BBO*
??***din_ Kdtia roa Laba J HaJeem Dunii
h t" l.< tr,. aew badlng rnan "The Whlf.
akaBSr." by IV .tlarion Crawford. wlll be
mt aaeaing attraetlon,
p0PE RECEIVES U. 8. BI8HOP.
leaae, Aug -i Tb< Pepa rea abred '"
??y la pri\.n.. uudten. i tba Bl '?'' ?' -M
*?a?/a|, Auxillary Blebop of New Oiiean
COUNT MM! THE 350 TRIBUNE FRESH MRS AT ASHFORD HILL.
Give First Elaborate PartySince
Return from England.
DANCE IN SHOW RING
Brilliant Setting for Evcnt at
Oakland Farm a Novelty
to Newport Guests.
Pel<ar?ah ta Tha Wbaae.*
Newport. Attg L'1 Oakland Pann, the
r-otrnfl of Mr aad Mrs. AJftred G Vander?
bllt, was asaiti a "MM lal I'titn- thb evrn
ing Mt. and Mrs \"nn*l? rhllt gtiing iheir
first fllnhorntfl pnrt] flbaee thelr return
liom Bflgland.
Thay had ;. larf-e partv of | . ?
dinner, Um taUea for fhe moal part belng
-.-1 .- ? nda of the houaa, ano later
???? wau a daace ln th** troph: roara of
Mr. Vanderbilt'a prlvate aboa rmc Bop*
? rrad amtd erlgtoal flurroundlnga
or th<- roof of tha flhow rfng huUdlng,
Whflfl-fl Mr. and Mrs. Vandnbilt had a
:rost reeJafltk roof r*ird*>ri nrrataged
Th<? roof, over whi--h n whlt* nwi
lad heen plaird. wa* Inld out with man*
little flower bfldfl an*! f-tav.l patbfl
Vronvd thfl sides **,<?-. lalti--*-** eowreii
v.ith jrrowing vines. Thr- wh-M** s<-ene was
illumlnated wlth huridreds of small r**.l
r-nd white fllflfltrlc llRhts
Mr? If.-nr.. i'i. ws wa- a dlnMf hflfl ?
at The Roekfl to-nlght
Mra l"hn Astnr won also a dinner en
tertain-r nt Bflflflhwaad, arlth < onrad's
Orebflflllfl jila'ini* dflliag tbfl <!inti**r nn*i
for tbfl dnnclng that n>..k plnco aftei
midnight.
The f**ature entettalnment to-nlghl flrfll
bfl a dinn.-r riven b) Mrfl Rlehard Hte
vens. followed hy a datr-** r.p thfl li fl
th** Plnard oottagflfl, Ln botrtor of her
daugbter, Miss Elaifl stev.n
Many other *ruaata win ooasa ir. for Um
dandng frnm the ni:mero>is dinner par
ti<*e. One of thtse wlll bfl Kiv*-n I.*. afra
? Miver r'ouid .lennln-js f..r forty pu-^ctt-.
Mr. nnd Mis I'harir- lloffmaii hnflffl
selecied ii**M Pridav nlght for a dinner
in iii.ii'ir of Miss Marie i. RodewaM ol
New Vork
Mlaa ItodewaM la ? Bteea of Mi Wr'fY
man. and among th*> -fUflfltfl wlll ht* ;.ll tbfl
dabutantea ln Newport i.ater in tn-.
araaina the party aill ?rn ta tba ham
? larice Klvn tnat niJ*ht I.y Mrs Stuart
Dunean.
Tl..- home *.f Mr nnd Mrfl E Uollln
Mnrse will be flflfld by Mr* R T VFUflflfl
for her dOfltllnO bail on tflflflflmbflr .'<
Mr. and -Mrs. K. Iy.thro|. Am*-.- are the
?rucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam W'.nrl
wnrd al Th? Clotflten Mr. and Mra.
Amafli ara plaitrnlng to ratum here next
i-unimer an*l take onr of the laisei plaCflfl
Mr nnd Mn. Rnlph N. EUla, wh*. ar.
visitlriK here, may return n*xt ??flfl and
take a house
A. D. I'hapin. of ProvttenflBO, lf th*
maafl flf Hohert Orosvenor
Tt.Rlrialfl C. Vanderbllt wlll show aotn*
of his botraaa at the lauthern Nau Bnd
land oountj fatt nl New Dedford <>n
gaptflanber 9
Mr. and Mn- PflUl D. MUlfl, of Phlla
delphia, wlll flnd thelr visit with Mr. an.l
MrK. William K. CflTtfll Io-iik-ituw an-i
ro to thfl Massa<hijseita north stv.ie,
wbera Mr. Miiis wlll play polo.
Alfred <J Vanderbllt has been invited to
ba on.- Ol tha lUdgflfl at th<- W'f.stci..
)|ots<- Show.
RflgMtflTfld at the <asin<. to-ilay WflTfl
W. T. Kldndge, of New Vork. thfl v
,,i his brother, Henry !?' BMrtdge; Mr
and Mra OhrlfltaphoT i L***-. ot Tasede,
an.l B ft Stf-virihoi. g*., flf Niw Voik,
thfl gUflfll Of William '.roflveiioi.
Three of the blfl* fltflflUn yarhtn left for
NaW Vork to-day. Mra August Hflflh*
?i her rtaried on the Anahma; Pembroko
Jonefl ntid .1. Russell PoOfl on the Nat-da.
and Mlflfl <'*-?] Harrlrnan on the suitana
it was lanrnad lo-dny thnl after aii
Mt and Ml* ?'ornrllus Vanderbllt wlll
,',ot' ratura from alwaad la t.tn*- tm Ihe
late .Wwport IflflflOa
Mi?s Martha Beeekman wlll return fr"m
al'.road in Hej.tenib* r and will be tlw
,...,.,-t of hflr brother nnd Mst.-i-m law,
Mr and Mrs. R. I.lvlngalon Heetkmai.
"i: McOraw, of Kaa rei-k, wh.. raeant*
.,,..,??,*! from Paris, is tbfl KU?-at Ol
Mts tleorge S. Seott.
DOINGS AT BAR HARBOR.
TaHfliflM l? fi.*- rnaaae.1
Har Hnrhor, Mfl., Ivag M Unflnfj tbfl
e.ite.taln.nents flf Olfl .o.ninit w.-.-k wlll
b? dtaaer aartlefl "" ,he trranlngfl of Au?
guat 8 and M bv Mr BBd Mrs Ualter
Qurnofl Mffl Mnreufl A, rlnnna
tion on the afte.ti.H.n of thfl Mth. flfld
Hn >? j< chrpanter'fl dlnnei on tn?
aama day* A sutm* i'i>t'f'" ?!**??? arlll b.
givenatt th.- M.-.iv.-n. ofl Mondaj flvanlng.
Dr. ? atesbv .lone.a, who ha- bflflll flpend*
Ing roui we.eks harfl, reflflflrned lo Nea
York to dfl]
A. Urtngflton Kenn and Mlss Kean.
who haw. hflflfl at the Uunsbuig. re
turii*-d tO New Vork to-day
Mrs. BflgflflM Pargnv. Who has hflfln at
the Malvern, left to-dav f-.r New gork.
MMfl M.-nnetta Tbaw. who hflfl be.-'i
ataylag with her fltaofl ti'** dapnimra flf
her ;?;..* nt.-. Mr. and M. - Benjamhi
Thaa ls now the guest of Mrs Joh..
.li..oh Asloi al !,a Selva.
Brlnton Buckwaltar, m*i"* i?ah bet-n at
RIDING I HE GOA I A I *.SHF< >RD IIII.I
the Malvern. returaed tt, Nea fert te
da)
Mra Maredltta Howland r-r New *." r.
.it i.t ra yaata rd f"- Woa i-" l
Mis Lttadlei m Oar-riBea a ;' ol lha
-. . tai of a a*. aad Mra ? ??
? . .. gueete of Mn
Tboraaa Walal I efl hen
?..' Nea ^"tk ycatarday. Mn Oen
win visir Mis Leary.
Mi, Bban Batton a...'" ?> ;''' ha i
(oui leea ooa/era lea-day
Mt. and Mi Jobi I ? ? -? ? ri had ae
dlnner gue.sts Iaat Blghl Mr and Mi
Wurr.er Mlfflln Laeeda, Mt and Mra
\l,-i orni.'k M. Bl ': Mn HoWBrd
,;.ta. M. ;.-..! Mra H 1 Ta*apptog
Ura i.i' hard Maaalng, Mi ?'??'
? her, ||n w-.:i...m Broeb r; aa n
.-; i ederleh MUbi and Cjrrtl .indge
>;? preaentaUve Frai
?ai,., . u been nataad ae PhtlU l
mt wiu reach ' ?
day tu -ahril bbi fBJnUy.
Mr, .1 R, Ogden, who hi ban
i.vn.m Houaa f"t thi
here \\eol..-<l... fOT NeWBaXt H.i'l tl
go to .beiH.'.i. before remraang te n-v
vork Later tbe faeaUy win aa te Banta
Barbara, Cal.. ior the wlntei
Aion Bement ef Kea fork, wbe ba
,,,,.? palntrag a i-'ra.t of Mra Ui
M darr.son. wlfe of tbe BeerotBi
War. haa Boae to Blna HB1 te n.ake a
portrall of Mra. Bthelberl Wevtn
w.niani BMnetaadai BtewaTl gaee a
dlnner party ias. ateht
Mrs Bdarard Knapp anterUtned at dta
iit-r last nlghl ' _ _
MrB William P Lrsper willrlveadin
?lirt, ?n,h.. evenlng ofAugus,^
Tha Netherlanda Mmietef and Mme
J2J wll. Z er, F'f.'-nber,0,..r Tbe
MMC-sP,unr," Darh wBI laaee here aeat
areeb lei Mitmo, Maea
?
IN THE BERKSHIRES
,, ?Teiagraa i?TheTtrlbeae.]
,.,n"V A_8g II Mr. "nd Mrfl '?" "
?,.,,,i Hoffman are antertalnlng Mr aiei
Un wiinam Dlcklnoon. Mlaa Roae I
mson and Mrs. Mas He??an, of I bl*
lli end Mra .. B Blgelea Mr and
Un i P Talntor, "r New rork, aad
Mr. and Mra nMward D Hettoa. of
Phllnaailpbla. ?ra at the Red Uea inn.
Btochbrldgc
Dr and Mr- Cbarlea Oraef. of New
York: Mr. and Mra C*arlee VV. M'ker^
,,,, i, and Mlaa I B Plckerin-j, of
vMUdeii'i.'... arrlred ta-daj al the i ur
"'(;!!;^i?.,,"fN^ Vork. torWI
1rK Mra Jehn I B->naaa,al Celd Brook
Mtaaltthel Raa Bagne, wbe la agaeat
eftliaMleaaaMaHaaaad Beanor Hague
;?, g|V. b eoneert la the Btochhridga
Town Hall Tbiir.-'l.'.' ? ' BBlng
ZZ WlUlarn Amory and Mlaa Harrlel
a, Amery, whe hara been rlaltlag Mr
atl(1 Un Rjchard C Dlaey, hara goae
to luiblin. N 'I
Mra Bdward H DelaneM whe baa
.,.;.,, visiting Mi and Mrs Oeerga ?
Polaom. baa rafbrned te Mnroten. ? eon
Mr and M^ Cbarlea Aator Brtoted.
lha Mtaaaa Brinit-kewea and Qraci Brta
?.,, ?nd tbe M.sses nvilis.- and Aima lt
M.-xandre will Bealat ln tbe ha.-esr f.
,ivni ofSt knnea Church 8amternber !?
Dr and Mra Rufna Cola are ahtertaln
lu? Mr sr.d Mrs. JaaBOfl Brewster, of
Hartford. C*881B
Walter Perry, of New Torb. hss ar
,.1Vo,i here to leln bla mother. Mra Cw
nalla Perry. at Haataa Hall
M*aa Maj B Blmaaa, Mlaa Heaen
Bimmeand Mra J 0 Brewn. af]BwjbJ
ly- Mr. snd Mre.C W ra**wnaend M ea
Tou'iseri'l. Mrt * Mnltor BBdI Ml?
Muller. o, New vo.k. ara at Heaton
"llijoi aad Mra Cnarlea W. Braohar aad
Al.i.i, l-.'.nel BM rieltlaB Dr an.l Mrs B.
\?.?.tin Cheaey
M,t ,,,,?. P Munr...'. Miss l.ouise
Munroe and Joha Mearee beja arriaed
)ir:... f?oni Taaede te vts.it Miss Adafe
Kneeland
Miss Anna HlaK- Bhaw, who Is tour
|Hg abroad Wlll not return to Lenox thla
autiimn. _.. ..
Mr iad Mra B A Tbampeon. Mlaa E.
,: BtUltaan. ad Wea Beebelle; Mra. Aaaa
i Magoon Jobn T Magoon, Cbarlea ? i
Magoun. of 9?*t Oraeinaraoh. R >. ?nd
_ir and Mra Maartoa H. Maaland and
famliv or Ph fld to-day
nt thi Maplewofl '.-??? Id
'!?., m ho was a Ciesf
of Mra Henrj H Kaarnej haa ron.- t<*<
Paul Bmlth' " I
Jaap. * v.. ' ? "? arwi
n.. at ihe r*in*tifl Hol
?< NewhoM Mortrl la entatrtalnlflfl
Ml - Dalflj H oll lna of N<*? *i..rk
Mlaa \'t?i<- A-ke*- , \. forh holda
? ? . -d ?? u ? Ho-.-: \ i inwail.
tnakln*. .:?!..? ...... in f]
Hr.- 'I \\ I l-t,. ? I ,? ,
fo. a ahoflrl *. isit
Mi and Mi I'?? ?"-' * he iba h and
Miss I..1111.. v . 1 aVfl t .-tirri. .1
? . \\ hlta Maarnl
Mi** lant M B**fl9g*fl*r1 k hai eona te
? rth gflflr. afler n viaii In Kto.khii.lis-.
w ith Mi and Mi g, 'U? ? *
Thfl Ml Mfl ii... and B niet
Bftatrf al l.v nw ood las.
? ? ? .ng.
lohn r.i* mai of I rooo ? n. i- visit -
lna Mlaa flarah Ditmaa at tha Hotel 4
pinwall
M and Mn ? hniiea m Thli i ? * hrn i
to \ew Vork.
Ml and Mffl fl/llham P t**flgley *r>.l
i.i.. noi i.ai gl< left herfl ? ? st. rday
foi Qreal N..*k. Long ?
Mr an*i Mi Rlehard C btsej pave ;,
dinner al Tanglewood laal nlghl la Itaanfli
of thelr gueata, Mr IVtlliam Amorj U
n,..ini I Ainor. and Mi' Raai Lamh
Mrs. na. ai lasim -*a*r< ? dmn.r to-nljrht
kl .'I. v. rir-.fl for th- MlflflWfl Mur? and
? -i PYunhfl
Mra Edhard Leverich and Mlaa Cath*
line I Leeetii h. who flen touiing
ln the Adlrnndflflkfl, hav? I. ft ht r>- i.>r
\\ . st . '.,.?>let, N 1
Aithut HouKhton la vt-miig Mr and
Mrs Hflflu*] ii Paaai
Iir and Mt- John A HfltrtWCll ar<* VU
ItiriaT Mr and Mra. Joi.n E I "at Bflnfl
Mn William A M Muid-n la vis.t.nj:
Ml and Mrs. Willlam D Mfl UM fll Hlm
? 'ourt
AT SOUTHAMPTON.
ll ? .rr.:.,| i
gouthampton Lonfl i .and \ug. 24
\. m v arm agaln flftai .-. faa
,!., .,- ,....i w.-ati... duting whlch tha
Uahfl "t tba naiioii.il and Shltin.-.-o. k
Hllta K'.it elubfl flrarfl orowdfld with play*
?is ptrnetlalng Ifl flntlclp?4lofl flf tbe an*
n.ial Ini itation tournament to bt- held
f..- thraa daya, baginnlnfl aa Tbttn
un iir.-nijiit *.f tba rough ?urf than
trorc fea ln bathlng al iteoo Many pai
M..n.s eam? ta Um haaeh froni the aanrlcaa
i,t St Andiew's Dunfl ChUrCh .'.'i'1
wntebed tba hlgh flrairefl nnd th?- dnring
batl.
Manv wh.. flttandfld tbfl natlnnal ten
Bla loiiriiament at Newport arrlved tO*
anj bj trnln and motor Amow* tho*e
irho attended tha laurnamanl w.i- Mr
and Mm I.yttbton l*>\. Mr and Mrs.
p \. Valentlne, Mrs Bydnej I riieese,
Mrs. Bdward Roearfl Mathawa and Rua
Bfl|] || Iloadlev . .lr
Mr and Mrs Krnesl l.nrlllnrd will
. los,. then hOOflfl this week. rettimlng to
their homfl Iu Mi-rnardsvlil.-. N. J.
Mr and Mr?. Bamufll Raflflflll. of Mld* I
(il.town, Conn, ar- visiting with Mrs j
u/alter Cattlng*
Mlss Kliaii-'t I.nwren.-e. of Bfll Ifar
*?,'.-. fj thfl gUflfll flf the Mlflflflfl Loulflfl
and Mai ru .t Trevor
Mrs. Willlam C. Onlllver has arrlved |
at thfl M.adow Club and will lemaln (flfl
September.
Mr. Bnd M's f> Beeflltflr Hett-i ar*'
t/laltinfl arlth Ml and Mrs william I.aw
rencfl Oraaa al Har Harhor.
AT BRIARCLIFF LODGE.
i. Tltlflgiflflh 1* Tht ?*-"?"? * 1
Brlarellfl \a***> -**? v Au* :' MlM
Phlllp l? Arniour *av** a dinner partv
at th*. BrtnrcMfl I****!**-* on Friday ln honor
Of th*- tWfltfth hirthdav of her u-randsot:
P A Vanntin.' Her fl llflfltfl-Mr. and
Mr p \ \al.ntine. Mastn P. A. Vnl
,'.?,?? ir Mr. and Mm W H. narkn*-ss.
tlarrv Harkness. Mr Rflflfl and Mrfl
Caat- eaam ?? "n ?*'?" vai.-minfla yacht
fiom Hoiithainpton.
Mrs .1 Kdward Htmmons hflfl as her
e-flflflta fll ????? ***** Mr Hnd Mrf John IV
Tllden. wh*. hav been BgflflaUng thfl flUflfl
mer at W'ofldfltflek. Vt
M, oimgi gcblflflTaha and daughter
haV? ,,t.irn*-i aa thfl laigfl iet ? *****
Ut and Mra. Iflflflph C Bflttan, of New
Tork, are Bpendlng a few daya at the
lodge
Mrs. Phlllp !? -innour haa aa ovea-Bun
d;iy gUaatB ber =raiid?-on. Phlllp D Ar
nmur. .1. F Btlllman, jrv. nnd J, Appieton,
<.f Bouthampton
Mr- a/allace MaJcolm, of Waehlngton,
nnd hergoeatB, Mi J M Lewh aad Mra
Mt.rtitiiei LeWk Of Baltimore, are at tbe
lodge for the autumn.
Mi I M Bai i.'i.itd-, Arthur M Bai
bardt J* . Mrs M. Plorerice Laselle and
i, L Laaelle, of Chleago, are ut the lodge
f"i Beptember.
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
[B 1 ? laarn : ? Trlba
Na Bgana tl Pler, B i Aug. -? Mi
and Mra Wllllam H Coomba ga~e a dln
ni r ti'-iiiKbl
Among thoae i i nlng at luncheon
nn in' ptaea or the Caalno to-dei wora
Mi aad Mrs Hanrj B Kmno, Mr. anti
Mi Qoorga B, D_*hineoa, of Irrlngton
N I , y. C. launaa and I H. Vaader*
grift
A stuig rcital aaa given by L'r. A. J.
? iarvin. of P/oreeetei Maaa to-nigbl -t
tba Imp ? ?"? m oi Mra.
iv n Manlea ol Noa
\t .-i POtaa/fl ' 'tri.i?b-l'\ -the-H. .? !??
tbe "tfertor' ??',,'>. . iiiiiii'.ri _ "Ught
; i ..ni ,..,?..? .? ., . i-'ini; bv Miss i |
i b ivttis. ..f piov'1,1. aee
Praderiek <; Maaon, "t a/aterbury,
ll "im . ih Msiting Mr. and Mis Irviru* H
Harbarl Bblpaaaa, Boderlch ajellmaa
? 11 Hi'lbr.'.'K. Mr. and Mrs Uirhanl
i:\.r.'tt Dwlghti Mr. and Mrs. Srhuyler
LajggoCl fi Nea \o:k aad Oraham Rob
, t-rts aad i'i Joaeph Leldy, "t Phlladal
vi...i regleterad al tt;.- caahao to-day.
Lawranoe lUchreead, "t Nea Tork, has
i..itieij iu- aaothar, Mra Howard Rteb
, ini.'iii at tb< Impertal
wiiii.im Pottei aatertabied a part ef
eight al dinn, r ,.ist nlghl .it 'i"> Caalno
Tb?- eatertalnmenl eommtttw baa aa
ed the .wii.,1 nf |.ri7? - foi tha beet
iycd at tba annual ?'oa
ball al tba ' asino
fotn prtai pe were pn Nin>
e.i _i Pirat Mlm Margarel Ta>
l,,i of Won ???'' 1. M Bl ' oi'tital
' ?? fmie. ae. "t, 1 Mt ; li'imiis, of
k third, M ertte Prea
< ? ?*? t. ol Waehlngton, for ber Ccdontal coo"
?.ni, fourth, J. C. Barr, ..f Deaeily
Parma, Maaa., f"t bb peiaonatlon of i'ia
I't Jamea h Angell, preeidaml emerltua
[af Mtehlgaa I7nlverelty< and hla brother,
|Wllllam T. Aagell, of Chlamgo, hu\. left
t"t Magnoba, M
Among r.,.iit arrrvali har. are Mr and
Ml ? l ? "llri.u.,1 l.ulm, of Nr-w rorb Mf.
?nd Mra Horace i. Ruttar aad Miss
l.'t I-' t' B It'lttn. ..r Hl.M.kl- n, Hlltl
orge H Mather and Mlm Catha<
r li ? i ? <. Baltimore
AT HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
i ? ? graph la Tha Trihai
Hoti i ? :i.,tn[ laln, N I , Aug. M
Among the Nea I >>rk automoMUeta r?g
letared al thi Hetel rTamriBln ior the
.'.?-? k end were J D n Laaatag, Mi
and Mra Cbarlea <; fark.r. Mi nnd
Mra John i in.-ii. John M I Irlcb .'ii
..t"l Ml ll II'.Imii Kaa ler, ' h.4i Ls i:
K.'-b-i Mis Mflanllni C Roea Bhrnder
R ?? Mi and Mra. Jahn B Orahaa.
Harn N Batperly, A Blahed Bdgeiiy,
ii i*. Kanyon, i i,. Burgeaa, I u. Ho
b:i."k aad party, Mr. aad .Mis. w. M.
Peppei ead aton, Q \ .-?..?...; .\ Bal?
lard, Mr and Mis. .\ ft VVallace, J aoph
'? Platt, Mra, B M Qrout, n.troid T.
? i.oui. Mn B i uTJmball and part . Mr,
..nd Mra ' D Bnrdthara, Mr. ?n,i Mr,,.
ii i arhitiag an<j Mi and Mra. Be .41 l
1 i.miini' k.
WORTH?SWERSKY.
11 i en Ph. 1 ? Ibuna i di i i apontfi bi
Montclair, M .1., Aug, M Aanounoe*
ment was mad.' hti. to-day of the mar
rlaga M'Tburaday aventng of Mkw Mar?
tha v. Bweraky, ..f Na M Bdtaaala Ter
in' ?'. BTeat orange. and Qoorga M Wi'tth.
of ibis tovari. Mlaa Barorakj is a prafaa
alonal nuree
Tbe young eoupla met >>niy a montb
BgO an.l H was ,i ,,is. ,,l |ova ,'.t It taa t
sitrhi Beveral montha ago Worth ra
riiMil Wt.rd tr,,in I'laint tlmt an tincle
whom his ranill) had not heard from ln
',,11 bad dled and left bim Q0.008, ai
t., ;. aojourn .11 Atlantlc I'ltj Mr. and
Mra a/orth wUl llva at No, MB BloomBeld
avenue, Montclair.
CHURCH BUILT BY BOYS
Orphans Erect Memorial to
Head of Their Home.
1 n\ lalegrapb t" 1 ii? Trthaai 1
Bradlngi Peeab, Aug M.?Tha Bauaaaaa
Mt-tii'irbii Chureb, built by orabaa boys
riitu,'iiiR from ?i\ to alghteen yeara, waa
dedloatasd al a/olmaadorf thla aftefnooa.
Tbe Bee. Benjamin Bauamaa, for mora
than fortj reara tba preaManl af tbe
Bethan) OTphan Heme, deeMed abajarl a
>eur ago thal ?? ehapel was needed ler
tba tWO liun.lred ehlldren. H. foi e he had
a ahanoa 10 tormulate plana for ihe
cbanel ii" dled and his frtanda then t?.'.k
up ib" work Tbe bo\ a <>f the haMTM
pbmded t,, bc allowed to tMdld th.- rhaiml
ns .1 111.'111111181 lo hlm and the trustits
tli.'i. ifora ai'i'ropriatt'd J1".'?0ii i,,r tbe.
worb
Tba luds were arraiificd in sets arrord
111a. to thelr strength and fot several
montha ihey have laboren dillgently aa
carpentera, maaona, Iwdc-arriers or team
st.rs Nearly e*rery one of the two hun
,ir,.,i boya at the Home had some part bj
Hi. i.isk.
When the bullding aaa completad Ihsi
we.k Ibe gtria at the Home sci ubbt-d and
daaaad It waaherl the wlndow s, iniltshfil
tht brasv an.l made lt raad) for 111?? eert -
monies t't-day Tb. ehapel sents UM'
Rundred perta?na and .ust MbMB,
GOOD HEALTH ITS GOAL
The International Congress on
School Hygiene Meets To-day.
MANY NATIONS TAKE PART
Scientists, Etiucators and Phy
sicians Join to Promote Sound
Bodies for Sound Minds.
Buffalo, Aug. 2t. Mflflriy rnrary -dvtllaad
nati.m in tha world win ha rflpr?imtflfll
in the fourth Int--t national i'oiiri.ss flfl
School Hyglena, Whlch Wlll flpcn here to?
morrow mornins; and eonttnnfl through
out th?* week. f flfldlng selenttsts. educa*
tora and nhyslrians will tak*- part In the
dMrtu?lon or tba work of j-ivinr- boys
and Blrta hflfllthy haflltafl aloni,* wlth edu
cated niinds. Forrj^n nations have sent
aeeradltad npraaaiilnll*nfl. and tba i'nited
s.at.-s wiii !.<? npr?antfld bj ge-cratary
Wlllian- B, W'il nn of thfl I ??-|.ai tment flf
l,abor. who arlll aitivfl to-morrow morn
Ing.
Thfl national covrnment. the Slate of
New Vork. the dty and tbfl eong ? -.- ni
offldally walfl-tome ti..- foreign and flVaaeri*
can deiagatea al the openlng meetlng.
Th. faderal gove**nineal v>.iii i.?> repre*
aentad bj gecrctary fl/Kaon; tba Btata, hj
John M. i-'ini. > retlrini pn Idenl of tbe
rjoltega of tha Cll ol Mew fort and n
oentlj elactad fltat* Commlaaflonar of
Kdii.-ation. the CltJ Of Buffalo, by Mayor
i.miis i'. i-'uii'i.i..un and the congreaa by
Dr. Charlea w Ellot, p-reeMenl emeritu-.
of Hanrard Unlvenltj an.l ir.sid.-nt ot
the congreaa Deleaatea From foralgn
countriati iv ill r?rpond
Among th< foraigfl deienatafl alnady
hen an glr Jaraea Kerr, London: Dr. O.
gtephanl and Profeoaar Dr, Bflttcr, <J?*r
maiiv. D Mareellno M a*e*aa, iuba.
I..-.. BurgflTfltflln and .loa*>f firaitenburg.
Dr. Ant<ini.. Vidal an.l Dr, CflT*
loa Robflrteen, A.ract.tlna; Dr. Fdtfl Mar
tel, I'r.tn..-. Dr Fnndaeo <>tana and Dr,
Laaula Mm Queaaeav Peru; io-.i* Mnrln
Baavedn, Chilt; * ..imt lan-Boteeaa ifl
'on.,!- >>a:n and i?r. W'u Uln-Teh,
Chli a
a ajpflclnl car onirylng twnin tanchen
a.... docton from Kansa- lt] arrl**fld to
I _ ' A pMlaatbtrOPlel "f that <-ity rt
...v. ,m anonj inoua BUbflctrlptlon ol
H.flfla to Bnani ? tbfl trip.
Thfl ? ItS Of Huffalo i.tovid.-.i fl' ?? k
popuiar flubaiJrintJofl and PMM by a bond
dofrn) tbi aspanafla of tba eon
| *- \m..iie thfl s ubecHfKleUfl was one
' ?? '-..in John l? Ro.-k. lell.---.
In Bftflflfl loeal flhurehflfl to-day ad
!??....r. robjflartfl dealing with <?.-li.-ol
hyglena w.-re nadfl bv dfltagntea to the
n.ngr. flfl.
s--. tioi.H: meetinga wlll h- held in tne
Clty Hflfl 10 flflfllioa afternoon and the
. omtnerelal Bttd s.-i* nttf;.- . xhlblt flrtll bfl
formallv OQ-jnad at tho Mroadwav .Vi.il
to-uirn The .-xhlblt. whtflh was a.rranK'*d
UndflT th** dirertlon of I >r r'l.'t-he- B.
Pra?Irr of ?hP -LTnlted States Bureau ol
,n || on** .,' tbfl most romnlete ?f
th.- kmd ever shown Of over stx hundred
Bppllcatlonfl flfllly one-third .-ould be a.c
rommodaled
MRS. OWEN WISTER DEAD
Novelists Wife Was Prorainent
Socially and Educationally.
Ii, -ffltfl -cranh t** Thfl T-ll-'in- |
Narraii.-.i.-ert. R 1 AUfl :4 Mrs "wen
?r/lfa ..f i>w?*n Wt-ter. the nove';i?t
dlfld to-dav at Saundei stow n. 11 I Utt
Wistrr was Wflfl known Ifl th?> so**ial and
,,i icational drelflfl "f Plttlfl-dflll ?
Mr. and Mrs W!<=t<*r ttflUflll* iPflUl their
Butranen at Saunderstown. severa! nilies
north of th- Pler
Mr.-. im.-*n U7ieter WOM Mlflfl Mary <han
nlng w-.-t.i. .. Bflcond fleuala of her hus
hand, an.l was tnarrl.-.i t.. him m I**:**.
Th.-v nud four .hildr.-n - Marv ihanniiig,
Francia Kemhle flnd Du-efl Jame?. who
w.i.- twins. and Rfltflb,
Owan w'ist.--. wi.-. wrote 'Th.* Vlrgln?
:.,,, ' ' K.? Men and White." "1_dv Hult -
mora," and raanj irtber bookfl and atorfea,
wim reported flfl dflfld tn W yominfl tn 0*
tober. IMl, and Mis W Ister. WhO was at
th.. tlnio lr. Krle. I'enn attendlliK a ion
vention of tbe reaaratlen ef Wflwe'i
ClUbfl, left tbfl |.latf..Mii ua she was about
to iMIver an addreas and chartered h flpa
r-l.il traln. ln whlch -*>he hurried PTflflt
?-the found her hushand well.
Mra Wister had flflattt tnu.h <>f her tlme
,,, th** W?flrt with her haahnnd ?>" his
Wvomlii'* ranch and waa fond of outdoor
Ifl
? ?
JOHN BODEN.
.lohn I'od.-n. for manv years a New
vork newapnper flflan, .i^<i y**sterday on
hla farm at SpHria: \ alley. after a years
UltMoa from cnacar of t'"* tbreal Me waa
born at *t .l-hn. N. H. lifty-two vears
?fll and te. rtve.l his edinatlon at thfl
lo .,1 pniOCblnl flChOOlfl and at St Josephs j
Cflllflgfl. Altar hlfl Rtaduatlon he took up .
law. ..nd was adinitied tfl the har. Ile |
v\.i* the flrat member of the l~bor party j
,i. -t?<l to the t'aniidian lloiiao of 'om*
mons.
His first pofdtJOfl as ? newspaper man
m New Vork was on "The MorninK Ad
. eriiflar " Hfl spenallzed ln PfltltlCfll
news and beeanu- W'asl.inBton t-orre
?pondenl of the paper Me was rarliiB
,.,lit,,r on "The MorninK TeleRraph."
si.orttiiR edltor of "The New York
World' and <ity editor and nMMghflg
.-.Ht..-. of "The N.-w- Vork Prflflfl " At one
time he owned soveial rflOfl ROrflflfl, ln*
dttdtna Don d'Ore, Kir?*arm. Oray a^ngta
and i'mk Uomlno (ii.vcrnor Mmton ap*
polntfld hlm se.-rt'tary of the State Rne*
mk- Clinillllflfllon and bfl heM the pla.-e
under four of OOTflrUOT Morton's snc
caflflfl-rfl, iie wai flaeretary of ttie Brlghton
Beach Radng kflflflelfltlflfl and tbe i.os
angfllflfl Jo4:kcy I'lub at one tlme. Mr
Boden'fl mother and two brothers survive
him
a
OBITUARY NOTES.
HRfl. CAMOUM1 I? FKI.I.. eiahty
vears ol.l. w idow of Mortlmer I.. Fell.
dled ??IcrdflT at Bflt home. No. ??7 Clark
atrflfli OM" lUdgfl. N J - aftt"r an ???n''"3
of several Wflflkfl
I UiRKN'TlN fKI.I.KTIKR. widely
known flfl ? fltflfJ englneer and flieht*tect
is ilead at bla home. No 97 Hillalde av
aaa, Plaintleld. N. .1. Me was eighty-eight
>. i-ats old. William T. Felletler, a aon.
hii.I William S. Telletier, of Boflton, a
brother. survive hlm.
I.SAW.U.A At KK'N Ml 'TT. wife of the
latfl tieorge S. udd*-r Mott. dled yeater?
day at her home, hfl Kast Orange, M. J.
Mer funeral will be held Wedneaday at
":30 o'elork p m. at the home of Oflfltgfl
M Thornton. her son-in-law, at No. 90
South Qrove atreet.
ORAHAM H HKKW[BB died auddenly
veatet-day in Ml home, No. 3>1 South
Drange avenue, South Orange. N. .1. He
arafl ln his fortv si.\th year. The funeral
will he h* Id to-morrow afternoon. ?
Ml.'IIAKI. ZADORA,
NEW PIANIST COMING HERE
Virtuoso of Busoni School to
Join Musical Art Faculty.
/i:.i,,i.i. a ''-un- ilrteeaa af
ii,.. oot la to i"ii. ? ? *"?' ''
of t. . Inatitute oi Musicaf Art. I'..
i i.'i,h Damroaeh, dlrector of the insti
mada a Rytag trip to Kurope a
[month ago and eaTected aa engagement
iwlth i ni Though gedara'a caeaoi ;?
wbollj Euroaaan, be araa bora in New
j Vork < itv ob .i'll.' 11, I**- He B af
? I'ul: li parentaKe. hia f.iibe1 an onVer In
? tbe Ruaaian army, ha%-lng beoB eatlef Bm
leompllctt] in t1"' I't.iish Hprtoing ef iMt
-i?;,. | ai tba Acndaaay
[of Bl F-.ni'is Xavifi- until he was twelve
yeara aM, when he went ro Baropa ta
: utudy muah He was a puptl "f Piofeaeer '
? Helnrleh Barth al the Hoeriachala, N
; Berlrn bi tl ? Parl i ara *t < alelre, of
? \?.. naa aad ianBi of
aai.
Poa. thi Iaat fee ad la
I Berlto, bul be haa mad. raaay caaoerl
I toura, end ror ? tlme war- profeaaar of
| t|,o ? 1 !.. nnfiirte al Ihe
, ..n-ervHti.rv in LaUlbeig. where Mme
Bambrlfh araa atudyiag pleaarferte when
i?rrVio-sr,r Btengel, nea her huabaad, dls
.?overed that Bhe bad a vnn e
OLD CAST FOR "FINE FEATHER8"
ti u '?? aelglaa atai Thaa
Peatharra" eaat includbig v\ utou
Laekajra, Roahert Edamon, B -? aajMaa
and Maa Fignian. arhlch cloaad ;. - ibbb
of flfty-twe "'i;-."-.;tive w.'k*? on Au
guat 9, wm aaaimlila far rehearaal ta?
BBOrrOW morning. under the .llrertion of
the autia.r. Baaene a/alter, preperater*i
to opentasg Ita aeeaad --a ai aa aeturdey
at the new Hronx Opera He
?-1
THEATRICAL NOTE6.
owing te tb. aua**i*eaa of "Thr LareT at
Maslne Oliott'a Thaati two raajre i eaa
pardea haee alreadj beea orgnnraad one
r,r them aill open bi Loa Angclee aa .^er
tarmber 1, nnd the other wlll b- s.en In
the leedtag Bauaarn drJea
i>, Wotf Hoppei wi" epen m "LaVehei
Auguetln." arlth Ga*orga M' I arlane. at th"
no ,,n Wadneeda] evenlng, Beptembei
I Tka ..'!in'.,ir arlll havi tta -?l "ut-.f
t.iwn performanoe on Tburaday.
??The pouble Croan' a iia- bj Georg.
Braaaoa Hoarard an.l B/Uaoa Mi/.nei.
?? t i n ajraa prodaeed four ya>ara aao aadei
tiie tltle of "Tln Onl) Law" aad ?:.* th
flrst of the unbrwn.l.l : !...< s. v. ill be te
vi\.'d in tbe Crt Tbealr. . Chlcage, BB
sun.iay. Beptember '? wRh i_?mett Coi
t:gan !n the i.rin.ii'i*! part
????,,:, ]:,?:.' belng die HgM opera affer
,nK of the i" Koeei Oaarrra ( eenpany fot
the cornlng year, the membera ef tbe rom
panv raeetvod brrltaUoaa yaatarrday fraaa
the Nea rorh CMa*rfoalaa Clah to be Ka
Bueata ". tha Bfty-aaaareath annual Bcottlal
gamea of the Boctety at aUaeparth, i.onB
isian.i. on taabor Day
\v ii r.iimoie will be tha st.ine man
.,_.. ., cbargi of Ine detaila of the Hop
prodoctioe of LaBgfMlew'a "Bvaa*
cfim." Tb.- eaal m aappoti of a^dns
Ooodrich, wb,. appeara rn tha leadtag part,
win inelude inn piayera
Ladj canataaoa Btewait-lU<*haraiBoa le
beoked lo satl on tha ObraBBtk from
Boutbamptaa ob Ba*ptanaber t th* wib
urrivc in Nea Tor* on 8a ban I t"
her Brai tour of Aaaei ? a tb tba
l|,,ri.ii;.nn-l,"l..ir'-l<i<'li-?"-'-"" eOBapanf.
Mra Stuy.e-.ant I'isb bas asket Ba . mi.?
v ,?, of the PTlatei Oardan manag-meni
.,,v the -lamp ahaaia diaaain" w-om
i? the baiia-t of The Paaalna Bhaw of
I'.'i.r- for a ttU te be beM Ib Kawpart
__ 8 ?
DIED
i limnn Arthur A. PeUetler. PlBraaBIa
Brewer Graham ii R-a. Lawren I
Mctt, leabellB K. Bcalea. Qoorga.
UNDERBON At hle reetatenaje, N<> U1
' West >tb st . oii I'riday. auguet 22, VAM.
Arthur A. Al daM Bon, in tbe tasth year Of
his aa.- Funeral Bervl<*ea wlll be hel.l
Rt the ehapel of the ttutch Reforaaed
Church, "th st. an.l Madlaon ave . Tue
d:,\ morning, Augual M. UttJ, nt li
ii-, loeh itit.'itnttit I't'vat. Belfaat tire*
land) i.ap.-rs pbaaaa eapj
DRBTWRR Sii'l'bnlv at BOUth Orange. X.
i nn Bunday. Auguel :??. m9\ Oraham
il' Bn wer. In his 81th year, i eb.ved hu?
batid ?f Mi'*' Hunriphrej and !on of
Wllllam A. and Hella C Hi.'.er. Fu?
neral Bervlcaw aill be beld al hla late
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