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Crowded Week Opens
Fall Season at Lenox
Ice Glen Parade Revived by Miss Margaret French,
Who Also Gives Studio Dance?Mr. and
Mrs. Bristcd Give Baby Party.
I. event
tha Berkahir?-.? hnvr cro\?.lo?l cacl
? and the prt-.crarr.me fo
e<l w-.th other importan
of thi
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find through the
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Mr. i Renn ft, Munroa si
Mis? I mise Monroe, ?>f Tuxedo, wat
imal luncheon in
? ? oon.
Mr. ?rid " p will
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:;o their an
: through
i om an autt.
t lu Dm
'week Mr Biahop aaeeeede
?i?turn in i
,-f r? He ttsi ted fronn I.en?.
? ' I .- mornini
he rut nu.,; Mme for 300 tn. i
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th<> ?Himn . ? i mobil
? h weak.
?! WS
hn?te?? nt s musics! ?t Konka*
tage in Stockbi
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Die t- ? ninshield serve?
tea
Mr ?nd Mr?, ller.ry McHurney hsv<
'. s ;ik pur.-h banner ti
St. Paul's 1 Chu
'.l irney':
hrott.. '. Rundall an<
ill, who wer?
her 15
i? the grand
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of Ki , Bte Bii hoi
it i
?-en by Mr
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.: c ap
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" r. and Mrs, Br - -
ur a 'linnt r
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1 na and
.eira.
Mis K ?? Lswranee
m Averell Hsrrimsn motored to
Monday and there
? .e:r intention of
include a domino party
-, evening;, September it, at Wheat
? o? Mr, and Mra,
Carlos M, de Heredia, who will al-o en
tertain tha Lenoa Garden Club nsxt
Monday afternoon; a charity bsll to be
held in the Club September 24,
with Miss Civilisi Ire a? chair?
man of the committee, and Mrs. David
T. Dana, Mr?. Jo:-eph Whistler and Mrs.
rick S. Delafield ?n charge.
Mist Rosalie Bloodgood, Miss Alma
de (iersdorrT ami Misi Grsee Bl
who are taking a prominent part in so?
ciety in the Berkshire*, will be formally
presented in New York in the early part
At Ekwanok.
ter in the Mountains. Vt..
1 ) Mari . ,1 the
in its his
bile tourm-;,
the golf 1 k wt-re
: act ion. <>n Friday and
? week the h r.,? . Pr?s
VC in a two
rnament. (laines
. of New York, won the cup
Griffin, of New
.-hteen-hole final round,
F. T.
Clark ..ver the new VsT
ehampioa, ft. A. Barber, jr.. in a
?' or. an ? and t.eorge
? roprietor
House, won out in thi
on with an allowance of four
? H. H Bottoms, of New York.
Monday there were two competi
tha morning \V (?. McKnight
led a large field in the bogie handicap
aided by two bisques, finished 1 up
.1 prize fell to a
lie betweei J I.. Hamill, ?>f Columbus,
i I Macl.aughlin, of New York.
on II. H. Bottoms and |
?i Griffin, both of New York. Wtt :
? ? n a best ball four?ome
They had a gros, score of 78
allowed thn-e ttrokea, while i
?' 78 net
Cltark, 8d, and F. T. Clark.
for the day were presented ,
T. Lincoln and C. M. (lark, i
?et one of the leading golf
...
nok, namely, the Equinox Cup ;
tournament This comp"tition, n
smong the more Important reaort tour?
naments of the summer, draws some
prominent golfers, and has been won by
golf personage than the fa?
il ..us Chick Evsns. The event will be |
played this coming week, the qualify-I
round being on 1 h m day and
match play continuing, with the final'
match?" on Saturdav
Suntlay evening A. G. Mcllwsine gave i
a birthday ?linner to a number of
Equinox House. Others
rtsining with dinastn or luncheons I
ncludo Miss Alice R. .
? rattklin ami Mr. ami Mrs.
V. at Cl
? -it arrivals at the F.|uinox House
II Swift and Mr. and
Ford R ( arter, of Chicart
of Memphis; General
?
k Bil
and; V?'. A. Hamilton
and pa ?rk; Mr. and Mi?.
?: Chitl
Stanley II.
Mr. nod Mrs.
1 M Werner ant! Mi s Norma V
' \ 11
Bar Harbor.
? r. Sepl 11. T
? ly quiet, with many of
?It-parting.
?
Mr, and Mis
tain and
' ' Mitchell
.?. i- lunchaion par?
Henry A". Wise Wood
? on the
.n the
? ars of
whs had as guests Mr.
? ?-U.
Mi ? ki sre
-
Iliac. Ml
a 1 - ..
a l.ohenri : * the Build
-.ti for
? of the Wai Ri ief Pund.
?s e\
?
Valley Civ
Dr. f ? the trophy
and ?eason's medal on Moi
White Sulphur Springs.
White Sulpha*. Spring?. Sept. 10.
\\ ? ? the i
and eottafsa at Newport
'.'
?
f.ir t';e cars. Mr. and
'
Mi t?t- ! Ml.? Jsi
.? a.*?..' J. H
JateM arriva!? from New York.
Mra. Annir B. JtaniagS, Mis? A. B.
I rginia Gsllaudet
are at the Gresnbrier, Mrt lulis Ber
v/ind cam?- d - Newport ?Mth her
I
via arrived on September
fall aea*on. Mrs. James A Hiuir was
'
? and James
r. Jr Albert M. Billing.?, ?on of ?
Csrasliut K '. Billing.?, is with friends
, ?-ntertained at d
.?t-paiiurr
? Wolfe. J. R. Martiadsla and :
I
i ork, chair?
an*.? of the Board oi Dixsctoia lit th?
Chesapeake A? Ohio Railroad, gave ?
dinner for Miss Morgan, Miss dc Wolfe
ilarbury and air. snd Mrs.
James Speyer. Mr. snd Mrs. Gilbert T.
Foot?. A. Girsud ant) G. F. Foote, jr..
mui Mr. and Mr*. Georgs B. Foots and
their two children uro at The Green*
ior a month, having come from
Poughkee]
Dr. and Mrs. Preston SstterwtnitS
Florence C. Brokaw-Msrtlii), Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mil? I.. Jones,
Mrs. Barrv King and Mis? K"ig, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Clark Prichett, Misa C. I*.
Rayner and the Misses E, and T. Fisher
are among the recent arrivals from
New York.
Westport.
Westport-on-Lnke Chsmplsin, V Y.,
Sept, 11. Fishing in September was
never a? good as now, and large strings
of ba?s are brought in each day.
Abram PeUonde, of New York, who i*
on his annual visit to Wc?tport Inn,
has met with exceptional hick fishing
in Nichols Pond, and Mr. and lira.
Maurice Daly, who are ?pending a few
at Westport Inn, have also been
having good luck. Mrs. Italy caught
'??en bass.
The handicap golf tournament for
? i-r Westport Inn cup? offered by H. P.
Smith wa* won by Captain W. M. Weir,
with I?. R. Redmond as runner-up.
Pr. I.. G. Hart?n, recently returned
from six months' service with the am
bulanct corpi at the front with the
French army, was entertained at a din?
ner given in his honor by Pr. C. R.
Payne. Dr. Hart?n gave an interesting
account of his experiencia.
Mrs. Walter Pamrosch. Miss
Gretchen Dsmroseh, Miss Polly Dsm?
roseh and Miss Anita Dsmroseh have
returned from the Pacific Coast, where
they .-pent the summer, and will remain
for the fall at Ma!l Houae, the Pam
re eh plaee on Northweat Hay.
Mr. and Mr?. Kenneth Wilbur and
.-.ret Wilbur, of New York,
have arrived at \\ export Inn for tin
balance of I Mr. Wilbur has
had hi? yacht, the Sport, sent down
from the Thousand Islands.
Mount Pocono.
Mount Pocono, Penn., Sept. 11.
N'ever were the Pocono? more glorious.
The early autumn we? ka aie producing
a se- i o? ? anrelloui change? over
cc of the landscape and the rich
are beginning to stand out
against a background of maples and
chestnut? snd oak? and ?pnice, whose
are turning all colors of the
w.
At the Mount Pleasant House the
fall Besaos ted m full 1 ... if
arrival of
throng?, of im I he city,
: and Mi-> Lydia M.
Degener, of Ph. .
!ennis
tournament ws? ended this week, Jack
Newman, of Montclair, defeating < 1.
Church, of New York, m th? I
Spring Lake.
ng Lake Beach. N. J.. Sept 1!
-?tains ur.ci
. , ? ? . colony s
main until the end of the month ami
Will not r!o?e the.r
the 20th. The ?
- it week h?s kept everybsdj
rag the i * ? i id i he bath
ing l ? accommodj I
a number as at any time during the
nouth and th? Ni i
ussex will an
I Com?
eth an
? . ... The
? evening s ill be
?? ; known -;?
irter, pri tiai
the Public Ser-. I ompany of N< w
i ? ink A. Van .
.-:,t of t h ? ' ?
New York, and Samuel
of the
?
I? Sam" ball held at the
last ?
?y now on
? md t tl
of tl ? ? here. Two tho
* ? r< !??'<?. anti among
?? ere Go? ?
and Mrs. lames !? . h Go?
Dick
Richard Emery, C<
Frank M. Ta albert ( lark. W. I.
I. Ada*.?-. Supreme < - e and
? .- ,-.-. Hiram E. Denis, William
i Iward Q. K<
.lames
Smith, ?r., i
Colonel ^ ., ? i, Ed
iptain Georj
?lonel William Libby, '
dier General Wilbur F. Sadler, Mr. and
? i.-e Smith. Samuel Craig
Cowsrt, Walter < handl? r, Wi
toi Vrmstn ?.
anti Mrs. John Franklin Fort.
The rvest homi
given at the Essex and Sussex on Mon
ening and wat one of them..
,-;,fairs of the
here. ' those who entertained
with dinni pr?t ng the dance wei ?
lliarn II. Te?
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Bavne. Mr. ami Mrs.
Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea s.
Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gibson.
Surgeon General William G. Seh au ff
1er of 'he New Jersey National Guard
at-.d Mrs. Srhauirlcr gave a dinner in
honor of Goveraor and Mr?. James F.
Fielder on Tuesday evening ;n the
Colonial room of the New Kssex anil
Sussex.
Long Branch.
Long Branch, Sept. 11. Fnough cot?
tagers and hotel patrons remain to BB
sure a livel) September. Society from
this and nicghboring resorts atti
th? production of "The Victory," ' ??
Mrs. Helen Ruth Davis and Ella Wheel?
er Wilcox. It was staged by Mme. Ada
Dow ''urrier on the lawn of the An?
chorage, the summer home of Dr. anti
Mrs, Simon Baruch. Among those com?
prising the east ?.?ere Miss Norma Phil?
lips Mist Gene Park, Miss Hindu Hand.
Mis: Georgia Wilson, John Wray, Jo?
seph Braell, Philip Tong, Hrandon
Petera, W, Percivsl Monger and '
Leonard Doyle. The play wsa given at
a benefit for the Visiting Nurse \
elation and the Pong Branch ??
for the Improvement of the Poor.
In his spare moments I.indley M. Gar?
rison, Secretary of War, and hit
listen to the conceits at the Moi I
Peach Casino. Others attending recent?
ly wert Mr. ami Mrs. George C.
man, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mvie , '.i i.
and Mrs. William C. Button, Miss Phyl
lit Spencer, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin W.
Craig, Mr. and Mrs. (?eorge DeWitt,
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph W. Spslding, Mal?
colm McBride, Mrs. Ericaaon Bushneil,
Arthur Hamilton and Captain and Mrs,
Lso E. Sonnebom.
New autumn fashions were intro?
duced to the cottage colony at th" Fri?
day ami Saturday night dances at the
West Fml Shore Club. Models from
some of the notable Fifth Avenue shops
paraded in the latest creations. Sev?
eral dinner psrtiea wars given in con?
nection with this affair. Some of those
present were Mi.-.- Fiances Belmont, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Carle, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Parker. Mr. and Mrs, Louis
Ruqksl, Mr and Mrs, Alfred N. Strouse,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Lloyd, Mi
Miriam Lustig, W. Howard Curtis, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Hurke. Dr. ami Mrs,
Simon Baruch, Mrs. George Pullman.
Mr, ami Mrs. Harry Content, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Cuggonheim and Mr. and
.Mrs. Alonzo F. Stevenson.
Elizabethtown.
Elisabeth town, N. Y.. Sept 11. An
event of unusual interest to the mem
bei - of the summer colony was the
presentation in the Town Hall of ?
serie of tableaux vivans under the
auspices of the Civic League of F!i/.a
bethtown
The closing event in the Cobble Hill
golf tournament was the best the
other-fellow contest on Labor Day. In
the reverse course match, in which a
number of the lx st players were
? d, the Rev. 11. II. Pittmsn, seen -
tsry of the club, and J. R. Hard i.
played a tie at forty-two strokes. Dr.
G. Webb Granberry, of Fast orange,
was the ?a inner of the putting ami ap
prorching eontert, defeating Robert
OB in the finals.
In one of the best of the tennis
matches M.-s Eleanor Cos-, t??nnis
champion of Vasssr, and Mrs. L. P.
played Mi - Evsl .n With) rbes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fn
Witherbee, of New York and Port
Henry, and her eoitsia, Mist Louise
erbee, da ighter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter C With? rbee.
Mi. and Mr.?. John R. Hardiii, of New
York, who have arrived at the Windsor,
are accompanied bj tl.eir son?, charles
R u d ,' ihn P.. .i . ai -I then- daughter,
i ?i'abeth A Hardin. Miss Hardin
? ,. .. ,
ng, with Mist Eleanor (loss, the
championship .?: I
Issr
Vacation Crowds Still
Seek Atlantic City
Atlantic City, Sept. 11. Thousand..
who delayed their vacations until St p
tomber gave blas? Atlantic City a sur
? il '.h:* week mu:
kept many hotel? Ailed to nein summei
1 '. '?"lard-, who had boot
: off" fur the MSSOn, .11 arc.
? d by Bead
Sure,
eep the i: .i:nd* on duty
until the end of : Both yschl
eheduling sailing anii ;
<??. ent :. i of 1 in? month
and there will be no attempt to ?low
up os the m i nary round of ms
pieasur- ? ral werk?
Convent i big part in
;in'r h in eati
thst I wear
during the meetings, and nearly
as many al at ?
here during the most?
The fail a was
ally started last Sunday when 100
?OBI ? and County Em*
: S '?? 1 mi. ai i ?rod ..'
Roll gh an ! pan .1 the boardwalk
. uioi
? Dtertsinmssts of
took p'ac? at Taher Inn
when visiting tots wltl seared
m ..id of ti i ind si th? Church
! pint. The affair was
' under d : '.1rs. Marie
Crombie, of N'eu York, and Misa Rogins
Clark M.*s Francei Hagerty, of
yn, and Maater Herb
of Ti.< .'? o took
part.
?irif
fin and Ml Hi M Griffin, has *r
e Dem "? and Mii. A I
is Hecht, Mr? Fran*.
aiaU ?d. ?. litchi made uj> a motor '
party from New York at the Shell
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. I.angu.rd, ol
York motored to the Marlborough
Bienheim with F. ?.'. Goodwin, ol
M r. snd Mrs. E, A. Simm? ?
Brook I 1 at thr Marlhorough
B'?nheim this wee?. Mrs. T. B. 11 ar
of New York, is at the
borough-Blenheim with Mrs. C. P. Dar?
nell.
Mrs. ?ler.ry Hollander, of Sew York,
- at tl ? S'. < I.arles for S
ber, ia ? g Miaa Fr<
Ann Lawler a..: Mis? Alice Miller aie
recent addition to the New Vork *h?re
? olonj at the Loi i ne,
i.a- ne Traymore a scene
from Holland was reproduced a town
on the Zu y der Zee, with a view of the
marsh?-? and lowland?, a windmil
?- huge ?aili revolving m th?- br?
and eloss at band i hi "Inn of the (?old?
en Lira." whi!...' people clad
baggy troussri ??:..! woodss -'noes of
the Putch sat drinking native brew*
and smoking the:: church-warden pipes.
Novel feature:? of tne evening
lucky darr.
the prizes being swsrded RO? for abil?
ity but according to the part of tue
floor on v.l.,.: thl dancer* happened to
!.. .v lu ?s th ? mui
Rsoanl arrival? at the Traymore :>om
Vo:k are: Pr. and Mr*. \\ . P.
Ti..(??.. Mr. ;.n.i Mrs. w. ?i Spi
i, w
Hsvi ity, Mr? o M
II. Harding. Mi. ii I
Jean dl . Robel t V. ?t)l !
;?- U itt r'ord. Alt 11 l
Mr? Bumnei Dssi . Aubrej
dever Jr., Mr. and Mr? > I! Yan
-
dock.
Off the Diving Platform at Spring Lake Beach.
Newport Society Colony
Quits Summer Villas
Newport. R I., Sept 11. While New?
port is looking forward to a Ists MS?
? hen Lahor day come? the tide
day 'ince then there
have been a number or departures Mrs.
Hamilton McK. Twombly lia* gone to
hi ? home at Madison, clo ing her Ochre
r i villa Mi 0 H. P Belmont ha?
to Sun Francisco to attend the
suffrage conference? Mr. and Mrs. Ilen
iv J. WhitehoUIC have closed East*
I .r: .? lodge, Mr. Wh.tehouSC having
gone to rlattaburg snd Mrs. White*
and the children to Mt. K CO
Oliver Perin has also gone to Platta
and Mrs. Perin has closed the
Knight cottage, which they have again
. ? for next season, and returned to
New York.
? Marie de Barril, who .-pevt the
summer at the Muenchingcr King, ac
. Mra. Itelmript; Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor have return, d to New
York, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .1 Wag
? IT, who wen the guests of Mr?. Stuy
? Le Roy, i...?'e returned to thidr
Island home. Mr. and Mra. For
sythe Wickei have returned to their
winter residence, and Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Loew have gone to New
York on the : team yacht Viking.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer has left pre
1 paratory to going back to the I'hilip
pine to take up her missionary work
among the Moros. Mrs. Vanderbilt has
also gone, returning to her Long Isl?
and home, but Mrs. Spencer's son ami
daughter-ia-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loril
lard Spencer, jr., are to remain at their
Rhode Island Avenue home until
November.
Miss Julia Berv ind, who rnent part
of ihc summer with her brother, Ed
aid J. Ber-.vii tl, Si The Elms, '
turned to Philsdelphia with Mist Mar?
garet Duniap. Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver
Gould Jennings sra ta soon close their
?esson, and Mr. and Mrs. August Hol
mont will not remain a grast while
longer,
Mr. ant! Mrs. Vincent Astor ?rent off
on the Noina this week, but they an. to
leturn at.il plan to remain for another
week. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Belmont,
who have been an their wedding trip,
returned during the week, ami are the
tl of Mr-, Belmont's parents, Mr.
nil Mrs. Paul A. Andrews at Bockry
Hail, when? it is their intention to re?
main for some time. !' is likely that
severa! dinners will be given in honor
of the young people before they depart.
The season of war relief benefit? h.-?^
not ended. There are still two of these
affairs being arranged, one for the Ital?
ians, and one for French widOWJ.
Cooperstown.
Cooperstown, N. Y., Sept. 11.
I With Labor Day beginning the week
everything has followed in the same
spirit of gsyety, Mondsy afternoon
water sports, a baseball game and
dancing were the chief attractions at
the Country club, while than ?as a'.-o
? ? ni. ??.is won by Rob?
ert McKim, ?t'.th CifTord Miller second.
Il the evening there ?at a special
,a, which kept up
until late in tne evening, v. hilt* many
? ? n tiie grill*
-
. .11 of the rummer colony
m the Red i ? given
the tesder
p
. Borla
i Isrke has
b< en t to the summer colony.
? tabla gava a tapp? r on
-. after 'he d nw in 'hen- honor
and a f given thil even?
ing by Mr. ai d Mi , l ?hn M. Bowers,
which is also u their honor. The
? an'l Mr.
.. will proba ? ; ?ace soon.
In the I uns tournament for boys
Hoher' McKim d tested (iifford Miller
:he score of I I, ?i 4. In the
men's tteplsdder tenm? tournsmehl
Henry Hun is In the lead, v.-'th William
.1 A. McKim ."id. In the ?a omen's
adder tennis tournament Miss
Msrian sv Miss Mary
?tul.
Mr. am! Mrs, Arthur I'oppell. of New
York, are ?pending a few weeks with.
Mr am! Mrs. John M. Bower?. Mr.
and Mrs. eft, ol New York.
g a seek with Mr. a tul Mrs.
F. Ambrose cisrk a-, [rassois Farm.
On ?\ 'dnesdsy Mist Mary Boaaerssvs
a t?i for Miss Alice Titus, at which all
? ?..Ming people were prese it. On
Wedni ids] ? Ml K:m
a dinner bsfore the o-te-sa-ga
Among those it he ?l-te-sa-ga ihit
?>-.-. k - Mr- Henry II. Flag
d Mit Mary Flsgler, of Mill?
s'. Y . Mr. sad Mr?. P.obett Day.
! ?? .'. Der, of
Syrseaas; Andrew Van Dyck, of Hoch
\ 1er Powell,
Mrt. J I D( ' ..--. Ml - M H. Greg
. ? kirs. H. Edmaad Da ,.i.
" - - i.rite Dsvid and i- Edmui .1
* , . Net York! MI and M r?.
James F, Hoot, o' Schenoctady; Mr.
?.I.?J .Mrt. A. P, Durtin, of Clcvuland.
Deal.
Peal, N'. .1 . Sept. 11. Social activities
have not slowed down in the least with
?he appearance of autumn. The Hath
crwav Inn, remaining open for some
time yet, is catering to a bevy of late
ncrs. The cottagers a a whole
are averse to returning cityward
now and sr? srranging for ?orne nuta
ble ?ocia! gsthi ?
?
ouch morning on D? al
It: :.? exciting mat
doubla Mi-s Harriet u Kenned) ami
Elaine li. Runyon, of Neu York,
. : P. Perkin
? hsrlotte K. ?la
Morgan i
. ? .11 .i I...-1 i? Trowbridg?.
Neu ; ? , also i layed a good et, de
: M : - ?
. 0 -. i. ?i.
Mrs. George Pullman will remain in
her Ocean Avenue rills until th?
of the mon'h before returning to Chi
? ? r 'h.- ,sinter.
The Peni Inn continues to enter.
? ightl) crowd at its cabaret in the
blue Room. Mr. und Mr?. lister P.
bieklei snd Misi Gensvisve Lsndscr
motored from Seaside I'ark Wed- i
and ?.n#ok dinner. ??th>-r recent dinner
parties were given by Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald F. Somers, Mr. and Mrs. Ken?
neth !.. Richards. Mis? Estelle T. Os?
mond sud Mr. and Mrs. Ilarri-on J.
Besuchsmp.
Horseback riding i.? of absorbing in?
terest fh.-se cojI, bracing mornings.
ta f rer? are Mr, and Mrs.
Otto P. Bleaker, Misi Henriotts Pack*
.! Mr. and Mra. H I '
? ?. fork, snd Jsmi ? I Btevena, of
Newark.
Delaware Water Gap.
''? . I ii'? Pl r.r... Sopl '. 1.
- The beauty of the Water Gap region
during the golden months of Septem
boi and October is bringing thoussndl
of nature lovers here.
This week 170 boy scout, from At-.
Untie City arrived snd sd the
John I'urdy lope <'am?i on the grounds
of the Water Cap Ran e, Within a;
?hbrt walk of the hotel, where they
will remain for two weeks, enjoying
then outing and leco.ving inatruction
m variou? scon', mann. ,r. res.
The vanguard of the fall crowd hns .
arrived at the Kittutini.;., and the ...
cial and athletic activities which have
.. continuous throughout the uni
mer are going 9U w.thuut a break.
Staten Island Note?.
The wedding of Miss Klsie Post,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr?
Charles Pott, of Clifton, and Rryc?' I.e
Jeune, son of th? late (ieorge F. Le
Jeune, of Manhattan, well known or?
ganist and composer, was celebrated
last Friday afternoon at 4: SO o clock
in St. John's Church, Clifton. The
church was beautifully decorated with
hydrangeas, clematis, roses nnd ferns,
ami the ceremony ?vas performed by
the Rev. C. Campbell Wal ter, former
rtctor of St. John's Church and now
of St. Ann's, Brooklyn, assisted by the
Rev. Edwin Gernsut, asaistaat Bt St.
John's. Mr. James Potter Tod, or
gsaisl of the Church of the Trans?
figuration, officiated at the organ.
The bride, who was given in mar?
riage by her father, wore a hand?
some gown of ivory colored brocaded
silk, draped with a beautiful Canton
crepe shawl, the main part of her
costume having bean her paternal
grandmother's wadding gown. She also
wore a gold chain bracelet which be?
longed to her maternal grest-grand?
mother. Her bouquet was of white
roses ami lilies-of-the-vsllsy. The
maid of honor, who wsa Miss Dorothy
Francis, wore a charming gown of low.
?red voile with pink girdle, and large
black velvet hat, and carried s large
bouquet of pink ro ts. The
maids were Miss Dorothy Pot, a
of the bride, and Mi ? Carolina P.
Goodrich, of Summerville, N. J., who
were dres. ed alike in gownt
white silk with white Isci a ' - and
girdles of pink ami large black ve vet
hats. They carried bouquets of pi-ik
and white ?.
Mr. Le Jeune had a hi besl man
Mr. James Shryock, of Manhattan, ami
the usher- arere Herbert S. Tenney, I,.
K. Le Jeans, Ernest I/- Jeuna
Walter B. Haywood.
A email reception followed the cere
tnony at the home of the bride's par
..,ts and some of those pre ent wer.":
Mrs. Caspar Wister Hodge, of Prince?
ton, N. ,1., a grsat-sunl of the bride;
Mrs. James B. Post, Miss Post, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas S. I,. Seaman, Mr.
and Mrs, S. B. Goodrich, Miss Caro?
line Goodrich, Miaa Emily K. Goodrich,
George A. Post, Joseph K. Pet, B
P. Good .-ii. Miss M. Stone, George C.
Stone, Frederick S. S* one, Miss Brod
head, Mr. and Mr a. Franklin S. Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. Wslter B. Hsywood, Mis.
Marguerite La Jeune, Mr. nnd Mrs. I-'.
K. l.e Jeune, Mr. and Mrs. Erne I !..
Jeune, Dr. ami Mrs. P. I,. Bailhaehe,
Mr?. L. S. Hones, Mrs. Clawsoa, Miss
Clswson, Mrs. A. F. Cran.lall, Mis.
Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Tenney, Mis. Laura 'iiu-s-ne. Miss Tod,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry (1. I,e Mali, Mrs.
.1 (I Hiekson, Mr. am! Mrs. Robert
Goldaboro, Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Walker,
Rev. Edwin Gernsat, Miss Gernaut,
Mrs. C. de Planons, Mrs. H. S. Wiman,
Miss Mstson, Mrs. (?.-car ('arhe. Mr.
ami Mrs. J. J. Dann!, Mrs. John
Donald, Miss Rosalia Baldwin, Mr. uni
, Mrs. W. H. Shaw, Miss Shaw. Mr an 1
Mrs. II. Holt. Mrs. Arthur Holi.ck,
Mrs. Walter W Pries, Miss Frederika
, Paulen, John Renfro, Mr. and Mrs.
I Edwsrd Hsywood, Dr. am! Mrs. Ernest
J I., dsrls, Mi ;s Helen Morriss, .! A.
Neville, Mr.. A E Patterson. Mrs.
Robert Pent-'. Miaa Madelina Randall,
Major W. H. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
William Richardson, Mrs. p. Whitney,
Mrs. A. I,. King, Miss King, Mr- J. fi
, Stout, Mrs. II. Weidenfeld, Miss Weils,
Mrs. Fugcne W. gchetfsr, Mrs. P. M.
Colquhouii, Miss Colquhoua, Mrs. I
Townsend, Mrs. Richard Ssunders, Mi it
? Sa under?, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Society Leaves Shore
For White Mountains
Bretton Woods, N. H . Sept. li. The
autumn season in the White Mountains
is SI important from a social ?tanilpoint
as any part of the year, as socii ty, fol?
lowing the rush of th? .hoi polloi in
August, comen into its own in Soptom?
ber and October. Many Whits Mountain
are never oceupic '. intil .Sep?
tember, and among the lovers of the
hilll there are many './ho stay, to sper.,1
Thanksgiving here and SOS the .ir*:
snowfall, while winter parties ovar
Christmas holidays are frequent snd
many of the sm^ll . I rtible
mountain inns remain open all winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hsrses Rhoa I
Ways -peril Christmas holida;, s .
cottage at Profile, F rancor., a Notch, of
Mrs. Uhoades's parents, the Pavid P.
himballa, of Boston, and here. v?.m fur
costs, inowshoes, ?ledges, t-iboggarn
and all the paraphernalia of winter
iports, they come with a gay crowd and
enjoy the exhilarating life amid the
?nowdrifts.
? aining in tli? White Mountain?
until the Hosing of the season an Gen?
eral and Mrs. W. N. P. Parrow, Mr. ard
Mrs, Arthur Butler Tn.on.bly. Mra Al?
gernon Sidney Jsrvi?, Mrs. Moses IIop
Babcock, Mr. and Mrs.
li sry K. McHard, Mrs. Ewald Fielt
man. Misi Geraldine Farrar snd Mrs.
Frederic W. Jackson, ?1! member? of
i Profil? llo-ise eottags solony,
The large sattsgs colony at Bethle?
hem rsnwini until the trst October
f'rost? and St Maplewood and BuffST
Hill and Whiteflsl?, all the co?
in late to enjoy the folisgc of th
late tall. Mr. ?ml Min Hoary s Schley,
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Fine, Mr. and Mrs.
William F Dunapaugh, Mr and Mi
Walkar B. Huckner and Mrs. Gardner
Creer? Hammond all remain St Man'e
? hil ..' i.rthlehem Mr. and Mrs.
Kuel W. ?v.T. Alvin W. Ivic. the \V.
Mum and Mrs? Theodore
. late stayers.
Msnv part;es go to the Balsams at
'?iwille Notch for hunting ard winter
and '.he Winter Inn arid the hotel
.eld I'ond are alway?
I hlf, even afte;- closing of the
hotel Oetober I. Dear arc plentiful, snd
there i- nn rbrndance of mall ,';ame.
? ' ?rook, too, is the rendexvou? of
hunting part:.'-, who put up at the
Elm Ti'.'.- !:::i and Polly'l I'lace.
The sad Pshyan
House are headquarters for Lite season
mon! tan elimberj, and fror.i Crawford
may take the Mexican barros on
which to make the ecnt of the moun?
ts ?? tr
The Mountain View and cottage col?
ony at Whitctiebi have welcomed Mr?.
Philip Sand? snd Win lands, of New
York, who have dssod thslx house a?.
Yoi!; Harbor. Me., fo:- the season. The
ick will keep open until the laat
.nj.-icnt. the Mark 8 Willing?, Cabot
.1. Morses, the TktKSS F. Diamonds,
, ti. .,a tons- Mrs ..Uk'ustu?
ivountr.c ai.ii Mra K..rl W. Ncuhuff and
overa! other m ni'>crs of .t? large cot?
tage c.
The Mount Wsshlrtgtsa, which re
oi-?:. until Oeti-i-ber 15, ha.? ?n:iny
it ard Bnr H; r'..or society folk
booked. Mra French Vandftbilt and
md Mi? .Vines, of North BaattH?;
Mrs, Reginsld Vasderhilt tino th? Sid
..c;- (Vfo*Vs usually make motor trip?
to Bretton Wood? fo? the late tensan,
and many oth'rs ?Till com? 'ater. Mn.
I. I. Del Id ai i tin Ml? -??? DelaAetd '
motored there this week.
Lake Placid Cottagers
Plan John Brown Day
Fund May Be Raised to Erect Monument for LearJer
and His Followers on Site of Their
Burial at Farm.
Ltk? Plseid, N. Y., Sept. 11. Tien
i.? much interest amone hotel patron
and members of the camp colony her
n: a Slovenian) to hob. ?orna ?tima dar
ng ?'. nsath .1 John Brown dsy a
the John Brown farm, situated ?bou
three ,1 Puke Placid village
'hi this farm, ????here Brown lived befor?
the Harper's Ferry Paid, hi? bodv Wai
. o ?d< .? hi;- b< ;?:<ier it. icribs?
? ? -? , -? , its of i.is bir*r
I ? ? The common grave o!
?he bom.? of hia tv.o tons, O'ner and
'?. ai/on, ami his aeaociatss, William
nnd Dalphar Thomp.oti, white?, and
Steveni and Hselst, negro??, t? un
msrksd, and at the propo?cd mer ting
?t is plsnnsd to ?tai. a esmpsiga for a
fund with which t.? ereel a ?ha)'
ins 'h.- name? i f le:..?*?r and men.
aorta, (ii which the guidei
from the I,nke Placid camps compete
fot- cash ptc,i::es, 1?.. light out a larife
throng from the ho'.?N and en- pi
A larga proportion of those now com?
ing to 'lie hotel, are on tour of the
Adirondacki hv au'omobile. G, '
dorfer, of New fork, who arrive-! a' t"he
Steveni Hoaas, with Mrn. Oherndorfer,
?-.as severely bunted about the i.e..
arm?, and hands when he attemr
remove the cap to the radiator on his
car after th< engine had become over?
heated, the pent-up hot WStsr and
team bursting forth Ilk? h gSTti h
his wife could not drive the c:ir Mr.
wai obliged to drive f.,r
t'.vent . i - 'rvering great pant be
fora he reached Lake Placid, where he
could reeelve medical attention.
Mrs. Ralph Mulford, wife of ?he rac?
ing driver; Mis- Klise K. Hamilton and
Charles Weisbeeker, Ji., ?>f New Yo'k,
and Dr. end Mr? C. M. Quinn, of Mount
Vernon, N. Y., were members of a motor
party making the trip from New York
to the Steven.? House in eleven and
one-half hours. They ha?? bee-, join?-]
by Mr. Mulford and have h*?n entar
upon a number of outings by P
Paul Steven?, who is Mr. Mulford'? ?-..
sistant in his most important rat??.
Guests of Thomas F. Smith, secratar*
of Tamnv.ry Hall, at the Stevens Hob??
over Labor day were Judge Franc.? B
Delchaaty, Judge John V. McAvoy and
Alfred Tnwnley. of New York.
John Brotherhood wa? the winn?r ?f
the golf sweepstakes at the Ste??m
?
In a party of lojournsn at the Grand
View who made the siceat of Mt
Whitefaee, remain.ng in camp on th?
?ummit overnight, were Mr. ?nd Mri
Claude Hutchins, Stanley Rose, Mr?
Robert Sullivan. Miss Jo?n Sulli???
Mr?. John Armstrong, Eric Swart?, Mi?'
Adele Swartz. Miss Otillia Swarti
John Francis Yawger, Mrs Loui? Ct?'
Mr. snd Mrs. Paul A Schmidt ??<!
Fletcher Smith. Winners in the recant
golf events at Grand Vien ere Claoo?
Hutch i i . ' '? iterniaon, Joha Frsi_
Yawg.'f snd W H Hatfleld.
Among those ?.vho bava takes a I??-].
:ng part in the golf event? of the ???i.
.'. I t-.fa"e Inn ? K Frew,
president of the Corn Exehaasu Baal?,
New York; A. A. Naih, ex-pre?:deiit sf
thai bank; J. H. Sehcnck, br. I.
D'Arey Lucas and J -I SwsSBay.
In a party of young people fr?m
Whitefaee Irrt making the ascent of Ml
Saddleback were Misa R ce, Mis? W?r.
ner, Dr, T. D'Arey Lucas and J. ?
Schenck.
Baroness V Frowein-Pardee mtt
among 'he rece-.?. New York arrival?
?I Whitefaee Inn. R. M
Flushing, L. I., who has been ?pendia?,
the season at Whitefaee Inn, has p?.
chased a camp near there. He hu
been joined by his father, Loraaz Lit
. tlejohn.
bold. Mrs. John A. Yates, Dr. and Mr
S. A. Dreyfus and others.
A round robin handicap tennis tOUl
nament was he d last Friday afternoo
on the courts of the Stuten Isl?n
Ladies' Club. Livingston. The match?
were mo.it interesting, and the pri-'.e
lilver picture frame?, were won h
Miss Abby Boody and Miss Helen Be
gert. Those who took part in th
tournament were Mrs. Thomas Garret
jr.. and Miss Saastta Scofield, Mis
Adelaide Irving and Miss Elizabet
Irving. Mrs. Lanea Allum ami Mis
Mildred Moody. Miss Anita Allen an
Miaa Edith Davenport. Miss Madslain
Lea ar.d Miss Emily White, Mis? H?'.?
Bogert sad Mist "Abby Boody. Mis
Laura Johnson was the hostess of th
afternoon and soma of the man;, prei
enl wera Mrs. Edwin L. O'Bryan. Mis
Helle O'Bryan. Mrs. Henry T. Boodj
Lily Pearson, Mis? Barrett, Mrt
Richard Johnson. Miss Thelma Cudlipi
Mrs. John Whitall, Mis- [-'ranees Millet
, M.s. Philip Basad, Miss Louis
Irving, Miss Bertha Irving. Mrs. Perc
Ross. Miss Ruth Tysen, Mrs. Logar
Mrs. Oliver T. Johnson, jr., Miss Alie
Garrstt, Mrs. Edward Deems, Mi-? El
sic Deems, Mrs. Sidney Bancroft, Mia
Bessia Dsvenport, Ml ? Barb ra Por
ter, Mrs. Reginald Bonner, Miss Ciar
Wemple, Mrt, Charles Wemple, Mis
?Mice Gill. Misa Helen Parker. Mis
Gladys Edwards, Miss Dorothea Mc
Creery, Miaa Kitty MeCrssry, Mis
Franei i Tysen, Miss Marian Tysen
Miss Msude Walksr, Mis? Gcrtrudi
Ws'ksr and msny others.
The marrisgc has been announced o
Miss Asnet HcAuliffe, of
Bl.', wsal Mew Brightoa, aad Johi
Henry Nolan, of Port Richmond, a
the Church of the Immaculate Con
ception, or, Manor Road, West Nev
Brighton, Saturday, Auirust 21 Mia?
Kritin rine Lush ?rat Miss McAuIifTe'i
only a'tendant, and the best man wai
Ral pi: See.
Mi. ami Mrs. Sidney (',. WillcOTC, 01
Davis Avenue, entertained a larg?
house party over the holiday at Avon
N. J., among whom were Mr. and Mrs
Savage Frieze. Mr. ami Mrs. M
Pitou, Mis? Elisabeth Baldwin, Mist
Lucy King anil Otis Glsiebrook and
James Slosson.
The Richmo fid County Country Club
hold its annual Labor Day dance at
the clubhouse last Saturday evening
and there was an unusually large at
tendance. A special dinner preceded
the dance, as usual.
The ft rat round of the ladies' handi?
cap singles tournament for the Sep?
tember cup was held) last Tuesday
afternoon at the Richmond County
Country Club S'?me of those entered
are Mrs. Albert Hart. Miss Madelaine
Lea, Mrs. Ralph Monell. Miss Mildred
Boody, Miss Kitty MeCrssry, Miss Abby
Boody, Miss Elizabeth Irving, Mrs.
Glasbara, Miss Gsrtrada von Briesen.
Mrs. Kinsley T.vining. Miss Adelaida
Irving, Miss Louisa Dona'd. Miss Halan
Robert, Miss Susetfe Scofteld, Mrs.
iGrsavsnsr Wright and Miaa Janet
Esstmesds,
A clock golf putting competition was
a!>o held last Tuesday afternoon for
S prias presentsd by Mrs. Charles D.
Simons, jr., of Dongan Hills, and was
won by Miss Mildred Boody. with a
acara of ?"> 'or 44 holes. Others who
competed were Mrs. James G. Clarke,
Miss Florones Van Rensseiaer. Mrs.
Charles D. Simons, Miss Louisa Don?
ald, Miss Abb- Boody, Miss Gertrude
Walker, Miss ElissBsth Irvine Mrs.
Glsaburn ami Miaa Hslss Bogert.
Mrs, Charlas D Simons, jr., pre?
sided over the tea table, ami many
1 people were present.
Asbury Park.
A'hury Park, N". J., Sept. 11.-W??-i,
bathing at it? best and perfect wjl,.
er for all the outdoor sport?, MsH
Park has had a busy '.veek o? k, ma\?
promises to continue until the *nd t>f
the month. The coir^rts by i.**h*?r
Pryor'i artists cor.ti'iue to attract
crowds Mr. Prv..r i? arrar.gii,- *a
give two daily concris that wQ dif
f? r materially from snythilg tut
given in the Arcade during the re?
mainder of his stay here, which will
he until the 20th.
A number of the lurge house? if
the report will remai", open unt'.l 0c
tober 1, and such we'l known hotel.
as the Metropolitan, i oleman Hmi".
Marlborough and Madison will It
main open all winter.
On Monday afternoon the ?tretit
annual temperance ps;ade, undf lb?
direction of the Anna A. Cordon won
an's Christian Temperance Union,
was h?Id through the mam thoroaj?
fares of the resort. The proem?.'
was led by Mrs. t,. I. Doty, pre-;d?nt
of the organization, itecompsaia-J ./
Miss Gladys Harper, o' New fork, tit
Miss Anna Nonski, of Ruaaia. All if
lbs parador? were dr.-sseu .-??
This evening th? * ?-.? I!;
tel Lafayette were satei
harvest home ball. Among other in?
novations there was u large pu-.i-itJ
pie offered as a pri .e in the ?art"
..umber contest.
Mr. and Mr?. Williarr II. Srhr..?-o>r.
of K-st Orange, celebrated Iheir '.<-'?
dine snnivsr sry at ' ?? Hotel Brun?
? m Ssturday ??* wing, whsra ?hay
have spent the ?esso? Old-fssstSM
dance foil? er Is the .fee?
i room. .Among the feature? of th*. ?'?
fair were a vlrg and a {?
marriage, conducted hy th? 'Vtry
???"???rend" A. R. Par* ins.
The grill of the .'oleman Ho?'-'
continues to attrac? motorist? tter
all along the coast. .?lor? than J??
! cnty couples entered ihe lucky gam
lu r contest last evit.ing, ?ni M
winners .v..re Miss ChirlotM I.ar.gd**-'
! and John Van Dusen Iloagland.
New London.
Now London, Sept. I! Abou? **
members of the Nati, nal Asso.".?.*
of Cotton Manufacturers wer? ic **?
? sion at the Griswold during th? I???
three days of 'hi- week. Before??*
after business meeting? the rrmWt
?pent the hours on tie 'inks u? -*?'
' Sheneeo.isett Golf Club and tourn*??
were held on Thur<u.y and FnthJ.
with especially design i iovin| ?ci
as trophies. Speech*.? mad? b?r *'
bert G. Duncan, of Bo-ton. fta49a\
and John Wicks, Senior from M-JO
chusetts, were .he feature? el
business sessions.
A dinner was giv?*n this am ?.
Mr. and Mrs. F. de C. Sullivss o**
of the private dini i?.-roorr.s Jt tl
...d. Mr. and Mrs. Suit?W1
guests included Mr. and Mr?. -*?-"*?
! Plaat, Henry B. ?lsnt- Mr. -*
, Mrs. Hamilton D. Saxtvn, of Bro?'-r?
Mr. Av.c Mrs. Henry Laidlaw, of ?
York, and Mrs. C. Lear?, of Hen Ts*
Mr. ard Mrs. Charlo C. Wsr?ti?'
ton, t!'?:r two daughter? ???*? ?
William L. Bull, Ml. Worthiest?
siste.-, motored ewr f m Shawn?*?-?'
the-Dc-iaware, and wi'i remain ?'?
Griswold till ihe hou*.?. clo?e? ?? **
tomber ... .,__________
On ?ucs.i iy Mrs. W Kyle *M|
gave a luncneon part, at her I ""jjl
?ottage. Mrs. Sheffu-:.'s j-'U??^?
Mrs. MeCoskry But-, lira *?.
Quaintance. Mr?. George ?. '? jl
Mrs. Richard Mansfield and a^-h
Tracy .Sheffield. Tue*Jay evem*t?g
and Mrs. Henry G s*"f_^L
tamed at dinner Mr. and >??? ?*
Kirkland. Mr. and ??'?l>-G,\Y.'m
Daviaon, Mrs. McCoss > But. ???
jor Pillsbury. ,.. ?;s
Two other dinners A Tuesday ^
:nK were given by M-. ?nd ?n-,Y
ert Moore at the M >-re?an?s sas
Mr. and Mrs. L. Tracv ahcfceW? -*,,
'. imlon hono. On Thurjs?s
Charla? W. Ogdcn. jr, end ?'?'f)fa,
F ?den gave a l'*'Kh?o:)h- ut*.
*4d for twelv m, ?"
dining-room at M?'1**',nv,1C0U.?ai ft
On Friday evening Mr- sF!ix.?*_
Vernon C. Brown and Mi?? ?? Sj|
Brundige entertained at ?.">??, yj
and .1rs. Edward C. H?m?ssj "?
and .!i Henry *. - *nf?V* ;? <_
Mrs. Vigo E. Bird Hi? E?l'?j M
|?uad C. Job.?toB sJ^MJ
James F. Nagle. Mr. ?nd ?%,..!?
F Plant were the lurcheon fjjj J
Mr?. C. A. Sackett at Mira??
Saturday. v*!*????-1
On Saturday eve? .?g *f' c m
Johnston gave a dinn ? at '" *?
to seven of hi? fritad?. ? ^ (j
ston's guest? were Mi *?n ; j?,?
rence York Spear. Mr. ?'?{J u .*<
Tracy Shetli.'.d. Mi- ? .MJ<fTtjl
Mi?s Ter??. M Ko",- ?nd i*r
\S ood.