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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1912.
thin flower rradi greater perfection, shires this week are Mr. Dolancy Kane,
I Many touring parties are coming In, c-pe. Miss Sybil Kane, Mis tselln, John T. 8111,
I riallv to see this llower coloring the moun-' Mrs. J. M. Dickinson, Mr. und Mrs. C. H
I tain-. I W liltnoy and Mrs. Paul 11. Frnthlngliam of
I The dog show will bo held September 27 I Boston.
rcJPJV to aoewsyey
t-- ' "" fe
of Richmond hai opened another cottage
and Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ward man of
Washington, who spent lust summer ut
tho Homestead, are occupying n third
cottage.
for the summer. The governors lane
expended u large amount ul tnonev in
repairs and Improvements and tho plnv
i-i-ti iii the national lentils tournament Ui
August xv ill linil numerous chaligi for
Mr. .In..nti Wlllard nf ltletimnnil. wife i'lli'tr . convenience. Ill -re lias been
n . i... ttrlli 1 r fl-I.. ' lldlle
oi cx-L,icui,-wov. t iuru oi iikihii
..-.I ........... ..f ll. U'llln tlnlol Wull.
ington. Is negotiating for a villa here, anil 1 elwiiupioiHl.lp loiirl
Justice Horace II. Lurton or tho United 1 Hi., Newport Mirlu
u r...... i.. ..i..., .,!,. i,. under w.iv vel'V fan
occupy a bungalow with his family. ! larger estates ate in the pink of (.otidltiou
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Ingalls, Jr.. or New, u; lawns in u guru. n. ocspn , , i.,n
Vnrk u-lll urrli-., ntl trnrll 1,1 sluV lllltll ! Spl'illg lllld lilt! fiorslstoril COOl WlVlthet
nilliimn ml .IlllluM Wttlntl nf St. Lollis hlVO Mlldoln lookcll I Hitter. This is e-
i.fl.lA,! n n.iu crr.'iliH liitifl Hwif u-ill l,,til.l.
tflm r.irMmp Mfullititf f"l Dfl,ll V 11 frilltwl li.
I hearion h cettimi
raM mcp-.v. All of tl,n
Lh expected July 1 wlthhis ramily to occupy
one or me cotingeH.
The now flfteen-hota putting green
on the Homestead golf course near the
new lenni courts Is nrovinc notiUllir
I witli golf playern who wlsli to develop
ineir tiuuuig. iinong inoso who huvu
used ft alinoRt duilv thin week are .Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Keith, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. McV. Breed or New York; Mr. und
Mrs. t V. Htoekwell or DulTrtlo. Mrs.
Albert Igun and K. 1. Smithley or PittH
Inirg, MUs IJmllv I)n Coursey or l'hilu
dolplila, Harr- Wardman or Washington
and K. C. Donald of Canada.
Baron and Baroness Kosenkrantz, who
play an excellent gunio or tennis, have
been much on the Homestead court?
this week, as have Mr. and Mrs. Kilburn
and (leorgo (loodwin.
Mrs. Frederick Sterry came down for
a day or two the lirst of tho week, but
rnturnpcl to her cottacn at Seabrisht.
j where the family will bo until the 1st of
I Mrs. John Clinton Gray before hor
departure, tor Now York motoretl with
: Mrs. Robert Waller of New York to White,
Sulphur Springs. They took a basket
luncheon with them and returned the
I same da v.
T Mrs. Kthelbert Talbot left tho Springs
Thursday for New York and sailed from
j there to-day for Europe, whero she will
ixnenH the rest of the summer.
Alias Helen .orris arrived ui inn .tiaiwe
this week from Now York, bringing with
her Mrs. V. A. Nelson of Colorado.
Mrs. Alexander Gordon. Jr.. Alexander
Gordon .id, Mlia Sarah K. Ficcher and
Fred ('. Fischer made up a party of Baltl-
. moreans who arrived at the Homestead
this week by automobile. After spending
'sometime here they will go on ,to White
. Sulnhur Springs.
Miss Sallie Bird and Miss Adele Fishack
I of Baltimore arrived this week for tho
I seAsoti.
Mrs. Calderon Caslisle of Washington,
who has a villa here, sailed this week for
Europe to be gone the greater part of the
summer.
1 Mrs. Robert A. Black and her son,
Donald Black, will leave the first or July
to snond some time in western Pennsyl
vania, f,
Mrs. Archibald McCrae will leave the
I last of June to spend next month at her
i place at Petersburg, Va. She has with
ner this week Mrs. George Alexander
Pare of Cumberland, Md.
Under the direction of Mario Armelinl,
director of the Armelinl orchestra, the
young people here are planning to give
lator in the season an amateur perform
lance of "The Mikado." Rehearsals are
being held each week .
' Among the arrivals at the Homestead
this week havo been Mr. and Mrs. John
1 C. Calhoun. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Milbank.
I Mibs Julia Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
IK'clally triii' ul the ectatex or Dr. and
Mrs. Richard V, Mattixnn, Mr. olid Mr
George K. Rive-, Mr. mid Mrs. Hann
J. Perry, Senator and Mrs. Georgu Pen
body Wetinore, Mr. and Mrs. Edward .1
Berwlnd, Mrs. James P. Kernochau and
Mrs, Hamilton McK. Twotnbly.
Tho last week has seen the arrival
or a nnmlier of cottagers ror the reason
including former Commodore and Mr
Cornelius Vanderhilt, Mrs. Keruochun
the MIkm'H Ellen F. and Ida Mason, Mi-
Helen Urice. Mrs. W. 8. Neilson. Mr, and
Mrs. John Neilson, Mr. and Mrs. George
P. Mewservoy. Mrs. George B. Hatterlee
Mr. ami Mrs. Austin li. Sands. Mrr. Her
inann Oelriclm and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
.M. Bull.
It was learned during the week that.
Mr. and Mrs, Stuyvesunt I'ish would
arrive at Crossways on June 2s. Mrr
Ijeeds, according to ri'port, is roiniii;;
much oarlier than was at HrM expected
Mr. and Mrs. George B. d Forest of
Now York wero hero recently looking over
tho Train villa preiaratory to installing
themselves hero for the season late in
tho month, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stowart
Barney of New York, who have been
absentees for a season or two, linvo been
here cottage hunting. Mr. and Mrs
J. Gordon Douglass of New York, Mrs.
William Jay of New York and Mrs. Whit
ney' Wilson of Washington are also oh
the list of cottaire hunters who have
been here within tho last few days.
Mrs. John R. Drexel, who gune a dinner
in honor of her guei-t Mrs Arthur Isolln:
Mrs. Lewis Queiitin Jones, Mrs. Theodore
F. Kane, Miss C. Ugden Jones, Coin
mander anil Mrs, William V. Pratt.
Mrs". French E. Chudwick, Mrs. Reginald
Norman, Mrs. Julian MeCarty Little, Mrs
Arthur Curtiss James. Mrs. J. J. Mason
Mrs. William Grosvenor. Mrs. Thomus
Hitchcock and Mr. William Edgar were
included in this week's list of social enter
tainers. During the week the season of surprise
parties, popular witli the villa colony
last year, was opened. Miss Margaret
F. Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Paul A. Andrews, who is to be one of the
season's debutantes, arranged tho party,
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss JameB
were the deacon's tlrst "victims."
Among the visitors here early in the
week was the Duke of Iieeds, who was
one of a yachting partv being enter
tained aboard the Diana by Commodor e
C. Ledyard Blair.
SUMMErf SPORT AT THE PIER.
Cnnnfrr Clubs at .Varraitansetl
Opened for the Season.
NAKRAtiANsmT Ptt'.n. R. I., June
Therehavebeon many arrivals or cottager
at the Pier this week and several or the
Jackson and family. Mr! and Mrs.Kteplien i f lu's "t Narragaiisctt and th large betels
i Little, Krnort l, hubs. Mr. and Mrs. ","' "LT1 '" ! "rF 'ur ' ' "u l ,
James MoV. Breed. F. P. Shepard and, . Hie Point Judith Country Uub. which
I Frank Mercer of New York: Mrs. I. L. " favorite resort for the member- o.
I Coffin of Brooklyn. Ross L. Coe of Boston, the cottage colony, in now open and K"lr
Miss Emily De Coursey and William T. 1 and tennis are popular diversions at
' Ralph of Philadelphia. C. W. Raybron of Wildlleld Farm, rourimw-tennis courts
, Pittsburg. Charles K. Wor'tham, Jr.. of 1 have lieen added ul the Country I lub
Richmond. Mrs. Orville Froeland. Miss making thirteen altogether. I lie guir
I Freeland and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stae-. links are in line 'ondifion Ciolf nnd
r pi....., r - f '1 . n 1 1 1 i ' T fAnniatnimim
Mrs. Charles' h! Cross tennistounieys in addition to the national
in f'OO and U a tnenil:r of the University.
Raeqnet and Tennw iMub- ani ut t'i
Raltusrol Golf Club.
In the chapel of S' Mieh.ielV Prerent.i
tioti Convent on Wedniduy itioruing -f ,
last wivU Mif.s Ague- t late lftt:-. daugh
ter of Me mid Mr. .1 ! Uifnir. n U'a--ried
to Hetirv W Line of Boston Hie
Rev. Jtmei. Winter-nlu ialed dntv rel.i
tivesHiid a few intiin.T" fri-rii- niined
th ceremonv Mt Itlli' Mr- I .me left
afterward for the Nmin on tlieir v.eililing
trip.
Mi Hazel Je amine Fogg, dauglitei
of Mr. and Mrs. M J. 1 "gg "f Waterlmry.
Conn . was married to Lieut Frederick t
Buell Webster. V S A., in tile Second Con
gregational Church ot Waterlmry last
week. The ceremony w.is performed by
the Rev. Dr. John Gaylord. pastor emeri
tus, agisted by the Ke . Robert E. Blown
Mrs. Howard ftibcocl; of Brooklyn,
iicted as matron of honor, and tiie liriiies-,
maids were the Mies Hazel Everett.'
Florence J. Mill-. Grace Jotie- of Water-1
bury, and Marguerite Kraa-e of Marion, ,
Ohio. . . . ,,, , . I
Br.vlford Webster of Louisville was hi
brother's l'."t man. Tho ushers were
Benjamin Webster of Washington; Lieut 1
lvi Wilcox. U. S. A.; L. Russel Carter and
Maltby Smitli
Of all the rummer resorts Newport I
cornea in ror the iln-t place. Thi- yir'
there will lie many diplomats and moot of
the prominent villas will be opened. At I
of Washlndon. Gtto H. Deikman of St
Louis, John A. Warden and the Misses
'Martha and Alice Warden of Mount
Pleasant, Pa.;, Judge George K. Ander
son and George K. Anderson, Jr., of Clif
I ton Forge.
! NEWPORT BEGINS TO BE OAY.
Arrival of llir Week Holler Skat.
Ids Parties In I'rospeel.
Newport, R. I.. June 22. The prospect
polo matches will be reuturer or the rum
mer schedule of sports at Nrragan-et
'buries C. Runiroy of Heuiiste;i(, I, I .
who i- a member of the lo oiitinpunt
at Newport and Narragan-ett . ha- tented
u cottage on Owan roao" for the ascn
Roliert A. Strawbridgo of Philadelphia,
a member of th Hryti Mawr jmlo leatn.
will occupy N M. ivirs s the up-oh-at
Earlreourt. Mr unit Mrs lii."
Sptunt of Wilmington. N" C , ha" i"
turned to the I'ier.'and w ill occupy tie n
iiittage at Kentarn (ireen.
Mr. aim Mir. (rank r- Kills, tormer
!", Ihnl roller skatlnc? nnrtlea will ! nnnn. I cottagers hep-, huvo .sailed tor Enrol e
n , .. , , .,,., .. rrnrinii
Isr among tho members or the summer
'colony this year. Roller skating has
' been gaining recruits among the cottagers
and will remain abroad for the rummer
Mr ami Mr-. Summers D Jones '
liOUisville. Ky.. have arrived at then
cot ta ire on th rock-.
Casino left for the boat races at New
lAindon.
Mrs. lteeinald Vanderliilt has cone to
the preent time tho tiimp'e life i- being en- Enrols- to join her hu-b.mri and they will
joved. Mr. and Mrs, Lewi Stiiyve-anl 1 not return to Sandy Point I'.irm until
Chanler. who h,te not bee there in sev- V)iir wj1 jvti (j v n( h(r vj,u oj
eral years.are now at the illaof W intluop Km of Jtlly 4i wit)l ,.,r,.rtnlnment nppru
Chatiler on the ClilTs. where they will re-. printe to the natioi.al holidnv.
mjin until the uiitumn. Mv. and Mm. Mr. and .Mrs. ijoniei n. l euring, who
wero marriea ill ,w mre vesieruav, "ill
George L. Rives and Miss Mildred Rives,
who are now in Europe, will arrive here
early next month and will go at once to
their villa. Mr. and Mrs. r.ugene h. Hey- ;
nal or White Plains have finally secured a
limiui nnil will be at the Thome villa 111
i l. ri . ti if ..I i. .
Xarragatisett avenue. Mr. Re.yri.il will ' ""rra i-ocy; .miss i-.uiiine larijton
inner. ' tn.,,'':t," V, m.'.;'.T..
not be in Newport until late in the autumn
.... ... ' - . . ... . 1,'iiuit-r iij ill iiii'-ciil ili nil. ir hi r .L' ill
I hey win go to japan for tlieir wedding i hr h0n ,,' n,)llister. and Mis- Loui-e
and the tatter's daughters, the Misser
Can field, railed for EuroHi last week to
remain tor th summer W MaeNeRI
Rodewald and hi- daughter. .Mi- Marie
Rodewhld. who are now in Tuxedo, will
rail on July 6, to remain for tin rummer
Mrs. Henry Hnlllster, who Killed for
Europe lat week, will make an auto
moliilti tourof England and tho continent
ol Europe. She will return Lite in Sep
tember to be pre-ent at the marriage of
trip.
Four debutantes of next winter. Miss
Julia Edey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. William Lowe Rice and her daugh
ter, Miss Mildred Gautier Rice, havo gone
Have taken
piay poio wiruiiKnuwi ; , CariMOJ1. Mi(! MlirKnret C Overton.
There will be nnother debutante during , daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clougli Cosby
'lie summer. Miss Wlnthrop, daughter of . Overton und Miss Helene Underwood,
v.. ,...i m i-'.,.Hn!i l. W'intlirnii .lr daughter of Russell Ha eh UiidenviMsl.
!.'. h-,s lw.n in rnrniie -ill ttinter w'th her ' l'av" htnrted in their philanthropic work to Southampton, whero they
who has been ill l.uropi -all w titer w .tli per t,V(,n Ulf()r() WnR (ll(;,e,, , J(ulj()r , ft vja for tJ1B HUnm.r.
iimiie-i. ..ii . mi.. ....n. ..I... j. "in i league, to which all deiiutante aspire.
at the villa of Egerton L. Winthrop, Sr. Them four girls havo collected funds to
Mr.lmdMrs. Arthur l-elin, Kenneth Budd - take from time to time children from the
iips nay I'av .Mirsery to inn koioii .janson
Fre-h Air Home in Tivoli, N. Y. Ijtst
Friday they took to the home half a doen
on the Stokes (eH. 'Hie date i two weeks
earlier than before and al a season when
Unox foliage is u-ually al it- le-i 'ITie
ofllecr- eis"isl by tlie'l.eiiiiel club were;
pre-jint Henry llolh-l-r I'ea-e; vice
pre.ident, Willinn i I 'inti; recrdarv and
treariirer. I'rederick S lielafleld; e.secii
tivecommiti h1. thorrfl?rsniid Mrs Frank
K Slurgis. Mr- David T Dana. Ml Ira
bel Slioiier. George w I'lil-oui mid Harry
Peters F L. E Kemp has been eni;ugel
a- llm manaiicig director ami v. ill to
Lenox after the Newpoit r'lOW.
I 'I'he tirst ot the (-nlf leu- at the Slock
bridge Gull Club was civeti thi- artenioon
b Mr-. Arnold Bis-ker anilkMi Grace
Sislgwick Among the guesV were Mr
anil Mrs Joseph H t'hoale. M?. ami Mrs.
Daniel Chester French. Mrs Clarence II
Maekay. Mr and Mr Pevton .1 Van 1
Heiis-elaer, Mr and Mrs liw'ard L. Mor?o
and Mrr O-car laeirti 'I he leas will be
given each Saturday dur in Mie summer
Dinner enterlaininciii l,i been given
i tin- week by Mr and Mrs Frank sturgi-,
' iiv .irs a rreoerich .-m'iii.iici,. who enter
Mirs Marcarot E. Trevor, n daughter I tamed for Mr and Mr- Thomas WHInnns
u .Mr. and -Mrs. llenry n. irovor, who oi uiwrcnce. i,. i
Kiiowlton, which w ill be celebrated early
in Oi toiler.
Mrs. Albert II, Gallatin, Miss Cornelia
Gallatin and Albert Eugene Gallatin will
leave tor Bar Harbor on Friday to remain
Tor tho summer.
md William W. Hoffman, who motored
from New York list week, alter taking
luncheon witli Mrs. John R. Drexel. went
by automobile to New Loudon for the
vnrsity race. Mrs. William II. Leeds will
! I'- I'..l . ... I 1. ,1....,
airivc mini i.iiKi.mu in. i.n .-.li mi in. hi , ....i... .,,,,1 ,i ., r .!, !,
she had expected and will be at Fuirlawn. iU1( they will lie given an online that is
Imvs. and it is proposed to take twelve I winter
nttililrnti ill n lii.i,. .iv.trv llir..., L'.uilr I
willed for England last week, will visit
her aunt. Mrs. J. Urueo Isniav. Miss
Trevor will bo introduced to society next
'ho Burden villa, by the end of next week.
(n place of sailing on the Mauretaiila yes
terday she will leave this week by the
Kronprlnzessin Cecilie. It is understood
that her villa, Rough Point, which she
purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Vimderbilt some years ago, is now in the
market.
It is proposed to ho'd a 'awn fete lor
the benefit of St. Mary's Orphanage or
rrovldenee, fl I , at the country p'ueo or
"'. end Mrs William R. Hunter on July
Ifl. although Mrs. Hunter win 1 in Euroe.
There will I hi nil rorts ol at t rant ions und
among the mii"ii who wU Ihi at the
various booths aril Mrs. Arthur Curtis-lame-,
Mrs John J, Mason, Mrs. French
I.. ( hadwieli, Mrs Frederick P. Sands,
' ., iltuart Duncan. Mrs. Dud'ey Davis,
Mr- Arthur Tuokcriimn. Mrs. Joseph II.
W il'iird end Mrs William I irosvenor
Ml Helen Bri..". ilaughler of the late
.Senator CiiImii S Hi ice. who has not been
in Newpor. tor several veil re, ha- arrived
a' the S'lichan villa lor the season Mr
rfisl Mir Geonni It im Forest will spoil
n.eii then- villa near H.illeyV Beach, and
Mr and Mrs .1 Slew ait Barney will lease
H N'ills fur thii rlp!i;cr
Rots.rt IJ. Wrenn and Altred I 'caiman .r
lloston, .tio arrived Thursdav on the
racht Wa-.ondali with Charles Hayden,
ner a few garncti of lawn teiiuia at tho
by Mr and Mrs .Ihm-mIi
II Choate, who entertained for Mr ami
Mt- (iiiodtiue i,iing-toii and I li'irle
Allen Miimi. and by Mr and Mr- Itoliert
W Patersoii. 'I here were luanv shall
' luncheon-
!,., .,,,.,.,. ... , i;i.. I. 'II.. ' Mr nnrlMru .1, .V, 1 r, u L" ., .. U c .,.,. I ,, I .... t ....I I
r, .. n.,iiii,T- ... II, in ii.iin.-. .Ill', .... .ul.,. Ki.n.vvilll llillniii,iiv. nUDit'(ll 1 1 III l,.,v. . l I 'I 1 ,1 ll'l dl!HHI
i children will be selected from different ' part of tho winter in Egypt, ha ve gone ' special watchmen this week follow ing tho
io iiroaKwnior, ineir nar iiarnor villa. nurgl.iry at tlie resilience or Mrs William
- - II Bradford. No trace of the thieves has
After several months spent in European been lound. The los- in silver was full v
travel Mrs. Thomas Newbold Rhine-, $,'.nii.
lander and her daughter. Miss Frederica Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Butler and Mis
Ithirielauder, have gone to thoir country 1 Vera Butler have arrived at their home
place in Uwreuco. L. I. in I'ittrfield. Mr. and .Mrs. 'I Hum K. Eddv
. , , ' have oiened their country home in I'itts'-
Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Appleton and Held, Mr and Mrs, J. P. Whiting have
the Misses Appleton, wlio returned rroni , arrived at their summer residence in
Euioiiejlartfweek, will soon go to Ipswich, linesUiro. Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. West
Mass,
sure to be or Is-neflt,
Mr. and Mrs. William Tttyno Thompson
ure now in England, rtmre they will re
main for tho summer. They will go to
Scotland for the grouse shooting In August
and will not return to their place in West
bury, L. I., uutil kite in tho autumn.
Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin F, Yoakum
and Miss Bessie Yoakum have gone' to
their country place, Tywncana Hill-, in
I'arnilngdale, L, L, for the summer. Miss
V.-.iU'.im will make u visit to her si-ter,
Mrs. Paulding Fosdick, in Newport dur
ing the season, Mr. and Mrs, Fosdick
have taken the Blight Villa in Belluvue
avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp
and the hitter's son, Archibald 0. Mcll
waine Id, who have been In .England for
several mouths, will arrive this week
IN THE BERKSHIRES,
Many Arrivals ot L'oltaisers Snelnl
Kvrnl of (he Week.
Lknox, June 21. -Bright days which
have followed the worst weather in many
seasons brought renewed gayety und In
cidents to tho Berkshires,
The hills seem to attract those who set
out on wedding tours and each hotel has
out he Mauretania und will soon afterward I1""' 'I11"1" "r newlywods, At Hotel
o to their place, lenucre, in Sotitliamp-1 Aspinwiui are .Mr. anil Airs, rraucts if
ton, L. I.
Mrs. Robert C Morris lelt New York
last week, taking with her several friends,
for her ranch in Montana, which is about
twenty tivu miles from ItanrT. Mr. Morris
will join her in August and they will
return to New York in October.
, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gray OribWuld
Hamlin of New York, Mr. und Mrs. Samuel
J. Graham of Greenwich, Conn,, and Mr.
and Mrs. M II Parsons nf Hartford, all
on wedding journeys.
Just now pink und white laurel, which
can lie found in abundance along almost
every mountain motorway, is a decoration
of automobiles passing in and out of the
Uerkbhires. In uo :art of tho load doe
i of Brooklyn huvo opened their villa on
South street in Pittslleld.
There have lssn many arrivals of
cottage iieoplo in the Berkshires t his
week. .Nil. and Mrs. Edward H. lincaster
arrived at the Pieruon cottage in Pitts- i
Held, the Misses Jane F. and Emily L.
Tiickermnn of New York uii at the
Learned collage at Onobi filie. Mr. and.
Mrs, David Caiiavun or New Yorli mieat the
Pcteis villa and Mr. und Mrs. David Lydig
ut Thistlewood.
Among tho equostriaus have been
George E, Turnure with his daughters,
Newlsild Morris witli his sous, tliraud
Foster witli (iiruud Foster, Jr., and Mrs.
W. Roscoo Bonsai with her son and daugh
ter. Mm. George Westinghoiise lias prom
ised to raise a new flag on the summit
of Jacob's I .adder on the Fourth of July,
Mrs. W'e.stinghousii raised a flag on tho
mountain top in Septcmlicr, .t!)i, when
tho Statu highway whs. opened to travel,
and the cities and towns in the Hou-a-tonio
and Connect licit river valleys made
union oi me event.
AT HOT SPRINGS COTTAGES,
Snmtnrr I'olnnr (irnm On the Uolf
Links and Tennis Courts.
Hot Si'mnuh, Va., June 22, The week
has added materially to the summer
polonly at. Hot Springs. Mr. aud Mrs,
George. French of New York have taken
the Pillars. Frederick Sisrry's cottage,
until the 1st of August. Mr. and Mrs.
i lendennilig J. Ryan of New,ork have
come with tlieir ramily from thpir rami
ut Oak Ridge. Va.. and taken one of the'
Among tuoiw wbcUuve tocn in tuu Bark-, Uemestasd cottages; Miss Grabs Areata
for some seasons and the weekly roller Mr. and Mrs. J. Maun Schermeri'oi a
skating parties given by the officers of v".'u' Vork havo returned to ( hetd.i
the nuvnl training station in ono of tho "J.Vi"p" i ,k ,
bin barnicks have been well i,ii.i, i i , ",m"! l" BoUti llorSd of .Sew Act
ing uurniiKs nave len well uttended ,ns n.d W'vnams-et , on Kitig.-lo
even during the winter. ' roud. and Ke'nilvvorlh, al Eai bco'i-
Th governors of tho Newport Casino, has been le.ired to Asliton Haivev
quick to realize tho wants, of the suli- ' '"vv orl.
serils-rh and natrons, lmv.i incliiil..! iml,.. . Mix. Alfred E. Nonis of Pliiladelpliw
t.wIv.. Im ,rvn.n....i- .1,1. .,,ri. ' .1... L,!w trriyed at her cottage on Oi eat. io.e
- r... ,B ..-
trunatormatlon or tho theatre building
so that It can lie used Tor skating parties,
No parties liavo been held yet, hut a
Tew skators have trid tho floiir und it is
said to be in rlno condition.
. To Casino is in oiccliunt condition
Mr. and Mis. Howard lipsleyot Ne-
York have also joined the list of P'tut nK
cottagers
Mrs.W.V .'snd.-or:;.-.v. Vori;has!f","1
Caswell Cottage on Kingstown rosd
The Dyer room of the Casino was opened
on Friday and tho Casino will open u"
doors for the season on July i.

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