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GUWDAY AUGUST 13. PAGE TWO SUMMER RESORT SECTION THE PITTSBURG PRESS ATLANTIC CITY HAS CLAIM NEWS FROM SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS When writing to Hotel for Rates, Reservations or In- formation. Kindly Mention THE PRESS. AS A REAL HEALTH RESORT COXJIEAPT LAKE. TA.

Number of Children Greatly Exceeds That of Any Previous Season Doubtless Attri butable to Prevalence of Infantile Paralysis in Large Cities CONNEAUT LAKE fC'f-! 1 7 1 myom-r 4 TJC tssm Enjoying a stay while registered at the Hotel Osborne are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Thomas, Mrs.

G. McCullough, Miss Velletta. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Hamel, Letitia ArbuckeL William T. Porter and Mrs. Charles F. Heil of Pittsburg.

Registered at the Grand Atlantic hotel are K. Seibart and family, Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Markell, A.

Oslif, Mary Kenny, Estella Kenny, R. K. Cayene, Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Mary, John Shoemaker. Alfred Kerr, Mrs. Evan Jones, Aiarjorie Jones. Mrs.

C. J. Mc-Gvieran. CharlnttA I. Kwlnlfpr.

-fame our -tT -i '-IT I -sLw --V -iA if Sim Hotel Conneaut, accommodations 400 people; rates, $3, $3.50 and $4. Hotel Virginia, accommodations 250 people; rates 2, $2 50 and $3. Located at Exposition Park, on the western shores of Conneaut Lake, the largest body of water in the state of Pennsylvania. Every high-class attraction; service unexcelled. An ideal spot for outings and vacations.

For particulars address H. O. HOLCOMB, Exposition Park, Pa. 4 HOT WEATHER DRIVES THRONGS TO BEACHES. Atlantic crrr.

jr. j. AMERICAN' PLAX RATES $2 to $4 Daily. $10, $12.50, $15, $17.50 Weekly. Beet Located Papnlar Prtee Family Hotel In Atlantic City.

X. NETHERLANDS New York Are. SO Yards Preea Boardwalk. Overlooking luwn and ocean. Centre of All Attraction Capacity 400; elevator: private baths: eer 50 outside rooms nave hot and cold running water.

Special Free Features Bathing: Privileges from Hotel LAWN TENNIS COURT DANCE FLOOR BOOKLET WITH POINTS OF INTEREST IN ATLANTIC CITY AUGUST RCHWADEI Proprietor. By Charles K. Abbot. Atlantic City, N. J- Aug.

1. The jalarmiatar spread of infantile paralysis in the large cities of the country, especially In New York and Philadelphia, has resulted in the bringing of an unusually large number of children to tho resort during the past two months by their parents; their action doubtless -being; attributable to their desire to avoid the existence of this plague among their children. Within the past 10 days, many misleading; statements have been circulated and published concerning cases of the disease in At' lantic City, but "the fact remains that out of the thousands of children who have come to the resort during the past two months, only four slight cases have coma voder the observation of the department of health, and these are isolated in the Municipal hospital, no deaths being reported. With the establishment of a rigird Quarantine, which precludes the entrance of children under ltt years of age coming into the resort without health certificates, there is absolutely no need of anxiety; and their will probably be no abatement in the number of children brought here to escape the prevalence of the disease in other cities, as Atlantic City is unquestionably one of the healthiest recreation spots in the world for children of all aires. YACHTING ACTIVITY INCREASES.

With the deepening of the Inlet channel, there has been a noticeable, increase in the number of vessels now entering the resort, and a daily visitor to the Inlet section can observe large steam j-achts and sailing vessels constantly passing in and out, while these are greatly augmented by a number of motor boats, naptha launches and other, small craft which are continually plying about; while the regulation Atlantic City sail boats for the transportation of visitors seem to be more nura crous than ever. Along the beach at night may bt found numerous gatherings enjoyinf water melon parties, and these are often elaborated with dancing. Many visitors who desire to escape the hot sun that often prevails during the regular bathing hour, find enjoyment in night bathing, which Is extremely popular at this season of the year. Philadelphia's representatives supplied most of the exhibits for Atlantic City's first automobile show, which opened Monday night on the Million. lollar pier, to contin-ue for two weeks.

The lower side of the pier, a space about 4(H) feet long by more than 100 feet wide, has been set aside for the display and crowds may inspect the latest motors and dance during intermissions. The Egyptian roof garden of the Hotel Breakers. stories in the air, has proved so popular that Proprietor Joel Hillman is planning to provide two additional open-air gardens overlooking the Boardwalk and the ocean. A "Night at Montmarte" with plenty of Parisian atmosphere, took place in the Egyptian garden on Wednesday, and "nights" in Venice. Bohemia, Turkey, Tokio and Hindustan are to follow during the season.

Professional theatrical nights are to be continued at the Breakers on Thursdays instead ot Tuesdays. HOTEL. GUESTS. The Hotel Traymore is entertaining Tt. A.

Latkner and family. E. C. Connor, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Cook, Thomas C. Vears, M. R. Maclean, J.

A. McDonald, J. J. Baskin, H. (i.

Wahr, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge J. Chandler, Miss Cox, Miss O. McClung, Walter Wilhelm, A.

E. Murphy, C. E. Nash, F. E.

Ransdell. H. W. Herring, R. H.

Davis, J. P. Leachman, W. R. Free, William Lion T.

E. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. F. B.

Reiser, Miss Helen M. Reiser, Miss Ruth Reiser, Mr. and Mrs. D. tiara, P.

C. Maher, S. W. Goldsmorough. John Beck, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Harri3 and J. W. Don-ahey of Pittsburg.

Recent arrivals at the Hotel Isles-worth include Samuel Fink. Dr. Beuch-ler, M. McClentan, Mrs. Conroy.

Miss Porter, Mrs. Rose McKeown, Miss Mary McKeown, William L. Stunmey, Mrs. O. E.

Lebern, Harper McGafrick, Mra Charles A. Wilcox. Mrs. Anna M. Cotton, Mrs.

M. E. Iseman, Miss V. Iseman, William M. Junker, C.

D. Hockensmith, J. S. Martins, V. J.

Lawler, A. J. Wib-ner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Kelly, Dr. II. M. Sigal. C.

N. Berkebill, E. N. Bochman, Harry L. Richman, Jack A.

Richman, Belle Beerraan, Anna Oolds-hoff, Rose Tobias, Mrs. F. N. A. Riefer, Mrs.

K. Rosenberg and son. Anna I. Rosenberg, Alex McConnell. C.

te. Horner, Samuel Loeckman, William li Osthoff, Philip Fricsraan and H. it Tauber, all of Pittsburg. Among the late arrivals at the Netherlands from Pittsburg are John Mitchell, Mrs. J.

Snyder. Mrs. E. Scho-field, Miss Elizabeth Schofield, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Simons, Mrs. Anna Berger. Harriett C.

Berger. Retta A. Berger, Andrey Earron, Evelyn Brown, Margaret V. Cannon. Margaret Healy, Helen Healy, Anna Toyer, Catherine O.

Hill, M. J. Connor, H. F. Connor, Miss C.

M. Kitten. Miss Anna Robbins. Mrs. Alice McCormick and children, Miss Louise Laufer.

W. J. Powell. E. L.

Jones, J. li. Schosser, Marie Bar-j rett, Mrs. Loura Chiffend. Elizabeth A.

I Downey, Mae M. Downey. J. J. White.

J. S. Hupert. J. E.

Rupert. J. S. Stick, 1 Miss Herrmitt, C. J.

McGreger, H. P. Lichtenthaler, Roy R. Ross, C. H.

1 Hamilton, J. N. Jamison. Dr. Sarah M.

Carten, Dr. H. J. Carten, B. Sapper, B.

Litter, R. E. Kind, Jack W. Groor, Wil liam S. Mayer, E.

B. Coll, Kathleen i Coli, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Thomas, Dor- othy Thomas, W. R. McKay, Joseph H. I Ldftis, Mrs. J.

W. Sullivan, Miss V. Wagner. Mrs. W.

F. Walsh, Mrs. E. i-auanan and son, Mr. and Mrs.

C. epner, w. Abrams. A Hobbs, J. F.

Kolf Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnhart.

Sarah Watkins, Blanch Bleming, Mary M. Connell. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Lewis, Mr i and Mrs. IV. R. Jones, and J. at Her- ring and daughter, all residents of Pittsburg.

Pittsburgers at Miller's cottage include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Radth.

Margaret Radth. Clarence Earlin. John wfn- Mrs- A' Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. VN illiam Morton, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Conner. O. H.

Dixon, J. B. Calderwood, W- H- Branstool, Mrs- K- Unger, Mrs. B. r.

airs- ischmitt. Miss Nellie ociimuu, jaiex Patterson, J. Wanersby, Mr. and Mi and Mrs. Miller v' liciis cm truesis Eicher of Braddock, Harrv Meredith JnHlf'iS McKeeeport; M.

L. Hage and J. Windson of Wheeling, W. and Mrs Adam Schade and Mrs. Will Johns of Irwin.

Stopping at the Hotel Monticello are I. McTeonis, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Heck, P. Kennedy, Gertrude Kowney. Bertha G. Jennings, Winifred J. Meloney, Hester Rodgers, Ida Tuck- s- T' Jones- Mr- a1 kiUi i nkiVs Williams Mrs.

Thomas Nicholds, Thomas Nlcholds, H. Boulter, Olive Henney, John J. Lvnch. Frank C. Ferris, G.

A. Willock, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.

Cadugan, Mrs. John Harley and Edith Lois Cadugan, of Pitttsburg; Mrs. John Griffin. Clare M. Griffin.

Anna M. Oriffln and Thomas D. Griffin of Braddock: Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Loyons and daughter, of Carnegie; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Real, Mrs.

William R. Beal, Mrs. John Stickratch and Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman of McKeesport; and Beatrice Kuhn of Wheeling, W.

Va The Hotel Holmhurst has as its guests from Pittsburg Harry Kraft, the Misses Gregson. F. Harry Succoo. Mr and Mrs. T.

A. Knapp, Ralph C. Braun. Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Braun, Mrs. Nina L. Jahn, Miss Nellie C.

Hague. Miss Anna L. Hague, Miss Margaret Haugh, Mrs. H. B.

Reamer and A. S. Rowand. The Hotel Iroquois is entertaining H. D.

Pennington. W. Anderson, Mr and Mrs. C. M.

Hagen, Thomas H. Smith, John Bennett, G. Rigdon M. C. Welsh, Irene M.

Ryan, B. F. Daley, Lincoln Forrester, Mrsr. R. B.

Drain and Kathryn M. Saylor of Pittsburg. Clarence Overend of Tittsburg is stopping at the Carlton. The Hotel Louella's guests include Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Reiser, Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Wallace, J. Justin, Mrs. Bodkin, Alexander Thompson, Jennie Carnegie, Alary Lute, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph P. Devlin. Margaret Barker and Bertha Barker of Pittsburg; Mrs. Mary Armstrong and Miss Mary Armstrong of Homestead; and Mr. and Mrs.

George Longabaugh, Harman Tully, T. O. Baird, James C. Baird and John Mo Donough of McKeesport. Harry C.

Smith, a. J. Kunkel. Cyril Kunkel, H. Patton.

R. B. Garoin anc A. G. Brinland of Pittsburg are stay Ing at the Hotel Bingham.

Kathryn Tracy, Mary Tracy, Miss Clark, Miss K. Emminger, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Blattner, Flora C. Blattner William T. Blattner.

E. E. Deem, W. A. Holloran, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Didier and Victor Didier have joined the Pittsburj contingent at the Hotel Bothwell. Mrs. W. C.

Herrington, Mrs. E. A. Bowles and Harry Bowles of Pittsburg, are enjoying a sojourn at the Hotel Dolphin. Canioe J.

Madine. Thomas Dyer, William Sippel and family, Fred Keller, Henry Danner, Charles Doherty, A. Weston. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto H. Moeller, and Lydia K. Griser of Pittsburg are at the Villa Nova. Pittsburg guests being entertained at Reamor. Mrs.

N. E. Burd, Miss Mary Burd, Mrs. T. W.

Harvey, Grace Har vey. h'rank Enflreil, Mrs. M. Frank. Robert K.

Reamor, Miss Jennie Iteamor, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fulton.

Margaret Moran, Regina B. Laughlin, Anna K. Martin, Rose W. Treen and Margaret McCann. C.

C. Reuse, T. W. Carr. Miss Mary Ferguson, Mrs.

Annie Coyne. Mr. ani. Mrs. J.

M. Walker, Mrs. M. Herrmann, Edith Herrmann, Mrs. W.

F. Walsh ani Mrs. E. J. Callahan and son of Pitts-Durg are among the guests at tne Hotel Shoreham.

Recent arrivals at the Hotel New Florence include Sir. and Mrs. W. F. Rusuell, Jane C.

Bryce, Christine Ross, F. McMullen, Mrs. D. E. Morrison, Mary Mitchell, Clara Mitchell, Edgar Mairi-son, Paul S.

Cornelius, Mrs. J. B. Lang, Miss M. C.

Schober and Miss E. Kause of Pittsburg. Late additions to the Pittsburg guests at the Hotel Wellsboro are Mr. and Airs. W.

J. Osborne. W. J. Osborne, Mrs.

C. R. Sulaer, A. Emery. T.

P. Wholey. Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Pointer, Barney Eg-gert, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dawson, J.

V. McNamara, Mrs. T. McNamara, F. C.

McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bain-bridge, A. F.

Garvin. Emma Garvin, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Welles. The Norwood is entertaining Mr. ani Mrs. J. A.

Peters, Mrs. William Kakilty, William Kakilty, William Philip Bambach. James A. Clarey, James Kilgallon. James M.

Courtney, William Sailer, F. J. Cunningham, Mrs. P. J.

Fitzgerajd. Mr. and Mrs. Willia, Steinmetz, and Alice S. Roon of Pittsburg.

Pittsburgers domiciled at the Berkshire Inn include J. F. Irwin, Mrs. J. M.

Glace, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lawler, Mr.

and Mrs. L. O. Delia Clark, Miss T. Croghan.

Miss Teresa McManus, Miss KatTiryn Emminger, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Miss Hilda Cooper, Mrs. L. Keefer, Mrs. J.

G. Gau-ghan. John Gearing and T. J. Gearing.

J. F. Maley of Greensburg is comfortably located at the Hotel Ardmore. Visitors at the Hotel Absecon in clude Mrs. Thomas Williams.

Helen Williams. M. L. Wall. F.

L. Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Lackner. Miss Ella Lyons, T. J. Lyons.

H. H. Eversvaner. H. E.

Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Walter, James K. Powell, M.

E. Powell, James F. Powell. Mrs. B.

F. Dal-seil. Alius L. Lang, Miss A. Miss I.

IL Slater, Miss "Alice Greaves and Mrs. M. M. Stevens of Pittsburg. J.

P. Clancey and family o'f Pittsburg, and Airs. A. McDonald and Miss Annabel McDonald of Irwin, are stopping at the Hotel Tennessee. Bernard Tiplitz, D.

M. Brill, Theo- VA s- r'- Slus en ana Miss Helen Mussen of Pitts- llnrv- G. Smith and Miss hjlia H. Krassun of Jeannetie CL tWlO A IUC Vt til Stopping at the New Clarion are B. W.

Thomas. Miss Carlotta Hill, Aliss WUla HilL Miss Hallie Moruson. William Betty, Mr. and Mrs. W.

ii. Elsen- ft i blsa. Dr. and Mrs. H.

W. Wuerthell and William Wuerthell of Pittsbure. Tra Bovd. Howard Feist and F. B.

Shields of Pittsburg, ana iienry v. Potter of Connellsville, are guests at the Hotel Arlington Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Findley, Miss Ella Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Hatch, Miss Anna Hatch, Miss Dorothy Hatch. Master Walter Hatch.

Mrs. E. H. White and Katherine Ryan of Pittsburg, and Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Zimmerman of McKeesport, are being entertained at the Hotel Beech wood. Guests at the St. Elmo include J.

E. Shiii'er, Vv. M. Hysong. Miss Mary G.

Kllcullen and Thomas Kilcullen of Pittsburg. The New Belmont has as Its guests E. H. Klinzing, M. Curtin, W.

F. Heinz, George H. Born, Stella Born, Frank Krider, John Grimm, L. H. Collings-w-ood, Mrs.

M. Rogan and daughter and J. H. Condon of Pittsburg. Other recent guests in the resort from Pittsburg include Mr.

and Mrs. Frank B. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Robinson, Mrs. James BIcFadden, Mr ind Mrs. H. S. Davison.

Mrs. D. H. Shoemaker and children. Katherine Marshall.

Mrs. Alexander H. Reynolds, Sir. and Mrs. W.

F. Smith, C. H. Fritch, Mrs. H.

B. "Reamer, Arch L. Rowand, Mrs. Tavlor, Mrs. J.

McA. Duncan. P. Schlegel, Henry L. Scnlegel, Raymond Schlegel, Charles A.

Kolb, Mrs. IL S. Davison, Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cooke, Thomas Mc-Dougal. Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Meyer, Miss Ellen Meyer, J. E. Peterson, Master William Peterson, Harry S. Porter-field.

and Mrs. J. Lyons, Sarah Lyons, Mary Lyons, Paul Lyons, Dorothy Lvons, Mrs. D. D.

Faris. Airs. S. A Foster. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter S. Sullivan, Air. and Airs. B.

V. Hetzel, Nettie Brady. Genevieve Strotel, Agnes Kis-sane, Marie Kissane, Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Shuart, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Brelim J. W. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Weiss Dr. and Afrs. B. B.

Wood, G. H. Dunn, Wood, Aliss P. M. Sullivan, Miss Rey-mtr, Mr.

arid Airs. C. F. Beech and daughter. Air.

and Airs. E. H. Will, Airs. L.

S. AlcKallip, Joseph Al. Gray, Jerome A Miller. F. L.

Hermann, J. C. Randolph. I. E.

Hirsch, Air. and Mrs. George Bates, Aliss Bates, Elizabeth O'Hara. Mrs. T.

AI. Arnold. Josephine Arnold, Mrs. J. R.

Gray, C. T. Reineck, J. H. Glonniger, N.

F. Richards, Emma Wol-fel. Airs. Cecelia Saxton, J. C.

Miller, Airs. W. C. Herrington. Airs.

E. A. Bowles. Harry H. Bowles, Airs.

L. O. N. Warnei, Alexander Dempster, Marion H. Murphv, Cleveland Marlowe, Pauline Kirwin, Airs.

R. Kirwan, Mrs. George W. Dunn, Aliss Af. A.

Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Speer, W.

Al. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelder, J.

AI. Jochumsen, Hobert A. Rorteers, Andrew Gerravini, Waltor L. Maloy, J. N.

Bishop, L. AI orris, John Berg, Aliss D. Berg, Air. and Mrs. G.

M. Francois, H. L. Hurvitz, Alfred Baschcopf, Alinnie Ober Straub, E. F.

Ewart, D. Joseph H. Beuchler, C. Arthur McClinton. Mrs.

A. C. Miss Alarie Opperman, Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Noyes. Mr. and Mra W. R. Cox, Air.

and Mrs. E. C. Simen, Priscella Simen. J.

H. Alartin, Air. and Mrs. J. O.

Horning, Aliss Horning. Aliss Friessell, Aliss Aladeline Thompson, Air. end Airs. George M. Rowland, Clement Hungermaii, Edward J.

Knaibel, Mr. end Airs. E. G. O'Connor, Virginia Par-rish, Alarguerite Parish, Frank Meiser, Mr.

and Airs. John Blum, Air. and Mrs. H. G.

Lvnch. Airs. E. V. Emmett.

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McAlacy, T.

E. McMacy, Air. and Airs. Phillip S. Pyle.

L. P. Collins, Marie AlcGrady, Airs. L. P.

Collins, H. J. Hook, R. C. Niemeier, Mary Schoener, Miss L.

II. Stab, Jean C. Lavden, Aliss L. A. Calhoun, Air.

and Mrs. G. A. Wise, Airs. John Collins, Muster John Collins, Air.

and Mrs. L. E. Lacock, J. B.

Eichenlaub, IL D. Pennington. Capt. P. C.

Elsey. J. V. Walsh, Miss Helen Walsh. Air.

and Mrs. James Kelly. A. C. Kelly.

William Friedman, Frances Hollander, Helen Hollander, George W. Schusler, Pearl AL Jacobs, Myrtle Hamilton. Airs. Charles E. Hill, Miss Grace Goodnough, W.

W. Alartin, F. C. Shellady. James AlcCall, Baeil Pace, F.

A. Stillburg, Walter J. G. Hays, J. P.

Lidiack. Al. J. Kilber. Edward Wall, J.

C. Kilroy, Ethel Gordon, Hilda M. Kreimeir, Mr. and Airs. C.

J. Mc Caffrey, Mrs. Catherine Richardson, Charles H. Boode, John W'erner. Mr, and Mrs.

A. Ewing, George F. Rupp, Airs. E. Rupp, Air.

and Mrs. J. B. Oliver, Mr. and Airs.

J. W. Strasser, Mr. and Airs. J.

E. Engel and Mr. and Airs. John F. Sullivan.

NORTH SHORE By Mary Taylor Fait. Gloucester, Aug. 12. At the Initial eupper-dance, Aug. 4.

at the Essex Country club. Manchester, Airs. W. Harry Brown of Pittsburg and Beverly Cove, engaged a table and brought a company of guests. The unexpected death of the lte Eben D.

Jordan of Boston at his West Alanchester summer home and his funeral at Trinity church, Boston, the afternoon of the fourth had quite a bearing on the attendance at the dinner-dance, as Mr. Jordan was a prominent member of the club. It will be recalled that hlj only daughter. Dorothy, became the brid of ex-President Roosevelt's nephew, Douglas Robinson of New York, last February. She had arrived to spend August with her parents.

Her home coming was an extremely sorrowful one. The deceased was Boston's noted financial backer of grand opera and was instrumental in putting Boston's famous institution, the New England Conservatory of Afuslc, on its present rolid foundation. The r.G00 employes of Jordan. Marsh also lose a very considerate and philanthropic emolover. Robert Jordan, the only son.

married Jean Laurel, an actress, for many years with John rrew. -i ATLANTIC CITY. If. J. Of AervTce.eornfort beauty I LARGEST rWrWOrHEUKT HOTEL Df llXntMS AirtericarvnaiN.

x-i 9 jwwrrmj 1 SO It. s-TTIcly. A Pacific and Arkanim nr Bweh. r. ntar.

nd cold rannimr wwr i Pri nt bath. Btkin rooi ibonw ExerfUmttiiMj. tuciU VM. Booklet. HOTEL IROQUOIS South Carolina v.

and beach, close to all attractions and best bathing. Capacity 40S. Private baths, running- water In rooms, els-vator. etc. Cuisine and service unsurpassed.

Snecla.1 rates. S12.S0 ud weekly. American plan. Writs for booklet. SILAS WRIGHT.

Manager. HOTEL TENNESSEE Tennessee Avenne and Beach. Dcean view. Bathing from Hotel. Showers.

St to S12.50 weekly-. $1.60 up dally. A. HEALY. BEECHWOOD Kentucky near VV Beach.

High-class family hotel. Private baths. 110 up weekly. Free bathing; from hotel. E.

MACKENTHUN HOTEL NEW FLORENCE Virginia near Beach. Homelike end select. uii weekly. 2 up dally, tl up European plan. Booklet.

K. SCHL'MAN, Mf. BCDre.lllRF MM Always open. Capacity SOB. DEnhninC inn Qenn En4 Virginia September rates 10 to $17 vetkly; S2 up dallr; for larf cool room.

J. E. DICKINSON. -Arkansas A Paclne Aves. A' UUU Popular with Pittfbura visitors.

Near piers and amusements. Bath-Ing from- hotel. $9 up wkly. SMITH RKiU. ACME Kentucky near Beach.

Home comforts. Mod'ate rates. Cap'y 100. Mrs. O.

W. Stoddard NEW CLARION Kentucky Av. and Beach. Elevator to street. Al ways open.

Garage attached. S.K.BONIFACH MARS' GALL LURES MERCURIES FROM MESSENGER JOBS High wages paid In the munitions plants has lured so many messenger boys both youngsters who usually work only in the daytime, and the gray-haired "boys" who carry telegrams at nisrht that the service of the Western Union and Postal telegraph companies has suffered. War born prosperity has vastly increased the number of messages sent and received every day, but the shortage of messengers it has created has resulted in an order by the Western Union to discontinue package deliveries, except on purely local orders. This order, which goes into effect Sept. 1.

will affect packages sent from other cities for delivery by messenger. I. Ij. manager of the Wetrn Union office in Pittsburg, explained today. The company, tnrotish its national distribution service has ben doing a business that netted more than profit a year.

It had coi Lrrtc la with business houses in many of the large cities to distribute packages sent by express to distant points, but because of the scarcity of messenger boys, and the greatly increased number of telegrams handled, this service will be turned over to another company. TELEGRAMS COME FIRST. "Packages will be delivered on local calls, as in the past," Mr. Leith explained, "but we are not encouraging that sort of bnsfness at present, and persons who wish to send packages in the city by messenger, are given to understand that delivery of telegrams comes flrVst. "Because of the school vacation period we have about all the boys we need at this time, but when the schools reopen there is certain to be a scarcity.

That is because munitions and other manufacturing plants are to pay the boys so much more than "we can. The child labor laws have also cut down the available supply of boys." No order in regard to package delivery service has been received at the local office a of the Postal Telegraph but it was said today that an order similar to that at the Western Union would not be surprising. This company has the same trouble in getting boys, although it has lost comparatively few of the bearded variety, the earnings of most of these men being as high, or nearly so, as they could get in any other work. BIG DEMAND FOR BOTS. Besides the lure of the munition plants, factories of all kinds all over the country are said to be drawing upon the available messenger-boy supply to fill the places left vacant through the mobilization of the National Guard along the Mexican border.

In some rases, two boys are required to do -the job that one guardsman left behind, and by splitting up his salary they are able to "pull down" a fatter pay envelope than the one the messenger boy gets. The messenger average between S'S and $9 a week, exclusive of tipa. In the industrial plants they are able to make from $10 to $15 a week, it was aaid. In explanation of the present shortage of boys. How He Felt.

The conditions in the trenches were dreary in the extreme after the drenching and long-continued rainfall, but tho irrepressible spirits of the "Pals' were not yet entirely quenched when the order came to leave the trencnes. "Hurry up out of this, my grUinnt soldiers." was the cheery ci! ot te fcergeant to his waist-deep and ratn-eodden men. "Soldiers!" came the derisive answer from one of them. "I'm not a soldier; Tm av blooming bulrushl" Tit-Bits. burg, now of Washington and Beverly Farms, is to go to France in September to do special work for blind soldiers.

Aliss Katherine Dorr of Boston and Alanchester, who will accompany her, Is a sister of Airs. William E. Russell. Richard Alanning Russell, who married Miss Helen AIcKee Alunson of New York and Pittsburg early in July, is a brother of Aliss Door's brother-in-law. Both are sons of the late ex-Governor Russell of Alassachusetts.

With such influence, as Senator Lippitts' and ex-President Taft's behind them and the distinction of the late ex-Governor Russell, the young women are well fortified for their French relief plans. Aliss Alary B. Snyder of Pittsburg Is at West Alanchester, the guest of Miss Lois McGinley. Childs Frick was among the riders In the opening pony drags of the Alyopia Hunt club. The trail also led over the Matthews estate, which young Frick has leased this season at Hamilton.

Mrs. C. D. Callery and maid, of Pittsburg, has arrived at the Oceansicte, Magnolia, to spend the month of August. John B.

Callery Is with his motner. Aliss Adelaide Brainard, of Pittsburg, was among the seven guests of tne Oceanside hotel who had a motor party to Longwood, Boston, to witness the recent tennis matches there. Airs. Brainard was among the guests at Airs. Fred Rhodes' luncheon and bridge for friends at the hotel, vrominent Bostonians being also on the guest list.

Air. and Airs. A. Rex Fllnn, of Pittsburg (Eleanor Bradley, of Brookline, is at the Oceanside, Alagnolia, the guest of Airs. Flinn's parents, the George E.

Carters. Aliss Adelaide Brainard wore at the recent dance at the Oceanic at which Annapolis cadets from the U. S. S. Ohio were present, rainbow pink chiffon and gold lace.

Quantities of fluffy tulle were wound about her shoulders and neck. Airs. George E. Tener, of Sewickley, and Eastern Point, Gloucester, gave a recent luncheon party for five at Ye Burnham House, Ipswich. The Teners have been entertaining Ex-Governor John K.

Tener. The ex-governor will return for the formal opening of the new Tener mansion at Eastern Point, this month. The family are now getti-igr settled in it. Air. and Airs.

R. C. Patterson, of New Castle, are at the New Ocean House, Svvampscott. w. s.

AlcElroyd and Charles Garland, Pittsburg's famous tennis players, were Invited to Bass Rocks, Gloucester, to participate in some matches at that popular North Shore club. the stars from Longwood were down: Alolla Bjurstedt, Eleanora Sears, Mikaml from Japan; Harry Johnson, Alassachusetts japan; narry Jonnson, massacnuseits cnampion; wm. Johnston, national champion; in fact, such a galaxy of fa mous players, Newport may have look to her tennis fame. George Wrightman, of Brookline, who is the Pacific coast champion of teunls doubles, has a Bass Rocks cottage. He was instrumental in having the great stars in Gloucester.

AlcElroyd had Miss Bjurstedt for his partner. Garland and ightman played against Mikaml and AlcElroyd. Garland and Wightrnan won. The Stewarts of Sewickley are at their cottage in the Grape Vine Cove section of aBsa Rocks. Tnis evening at the Bass Rocks club there will be a dancing party.

Mrs. Edward H. Brainard of Pittsburg, gave a recent bridge and tea at the Essex County club, Alanchester, for 2o of her friends on the North Shore. Today at the Magnolia Swimming Pool club the annual water carnival will be held. The Allsses Brainard of Pittsburg are contesting in the tennis tournament at this club.

Bridge parties at the club and the tea dances are also popular diversions. Air. and Airs. Henry Clay Frick were at Newport over the last week-end as guests of the Edward J. Berwinds.

They motored from Pride's Crossing. Airs. George Lauder Carnegie (nee Thaw) has been contesting In the mixed foursome at the Essex County club, Alanchester. The D. Herbert Hostetters and their young daughters of the North Beverly colony, have been at Plattsburg to visit Frederick Hostetter.

who is in training at the camp. The leading event on Wednesday of this week was the gladioli show and garden party at "Cedar Acres." Wen-ham, to aid the. American Ambulance hospital at Neuilly, France. Aliss Julia Aleyer, daughter of Georg von L. Meyer, had charge of the affair.

Prominent young matrons, debutantes and sub-debutantes, served as waitresses In the tea garden. There was a prominent list of patronesses. The B. Hammond Traceys are owners of "Cedar Acres." an internationally famous gladioli farm. The third community drama in Deer-field's pageant history opened Friday.

It will continue through the fifteenth. This famous western Massachusetts town gave a vision of three centuriet in the pageant England in Shakespeare's time was the first episode. Tht second eastern and western Alassachusetts hi6tory. interwoven, and third, episodes from Pilgrim and Puritan history. Deerfleld is noied for its preservation also of colonial handicraft and the continuance of their manufacture.

Deerfleld consequently is the mecca just now for the history-loving tourists from all parts of the country. Benjamin Thaw, has gone down to White Sulphur Springs, W. for a Sojourn. Gordon C. King of Pittsburg is at Southampton, a guest of Airs.

William Lowe Rice. "A Market Day," Thursday at Crocker park, Alarblehead, for the Visiting Nuises association took many tourists to this fascinating old town. Many prominent summer residents had booths- The nark overlooks the harbor, always filied with yachts of every fiiper irtUn. that the scene was very inaeea. I tne announces ot in the University of Pittsburg.

Prof. Johnson is a son of Rev. Dr. and Airs. AI.

A. Johnson of Northampton. Alass. The bride-elect, whose home in France, is now a hospital, has been in this country the past three years. Her father is now in the French army.

Two of her uncles have been killed. Her nuptials will be solemnized late this month at St. John's churcir, Northampton, the home citv of Smith college. Aliss Ruth McClintic of Pittsburg has arrived at "The Edward," Pigeon Cove, Rockport, the beautiful hotel of Louis Wilson of Pittsburg. Thursday evening this week this hostelry Inaugurated its initial series of dinner-dances Cards were received by many prominent Pittsburgers sojourning along the shore.

The Pigeon Cove Inforcement society is to hold a "park day," Aug. li A clambake with all the accessories will be a feature of the festivity. Aliss D. Shays of Pittsburg, is registered at Hotel Moorland, Bass Rocks. Gloucester, and Miss Lida McConnell of the same city at the Rockaway, Rockey Neck, Esst Gloucester.

A. T. Davies of Pittsburg, is at the Beachcroft, East Gloucester. M1b Carolyn Otis of Bethlehem, is the guest of the Charles Fosters at Fresh Water Cove. Gloucester, near the John Hays Hammond estate.

Ex-President Cleveland's daughter. Alarion. is an August guest of the Hammond family. Air. and Airs.

R. A. Rogers of Athens, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Rosa Roberta, to Edgar Alasten Guild of Erie, Pa. son of Dr. and Airs.

Edgar H. Guild of Chestnut Springfield, Alass. The bride-elact is the granddaughter of Brig. Gen. Sellers and a niece of Dr.

H. G. Severs, professor of Greek and Latin in Washington and Lee university. The vdding will take place this autumn in Athens. Ail the resorts, especially East Gloucester, are doing a record capacity business this month.

The weather is typically "summerish." All outside accommodations are being found and utilized by hotel proprietors. MT. CLEMENS. By M. L.

Brown. Mt Clemens, Aug. 12. Owing to the extreme hot weather that has been over all this section of the country, the guests of the Bath City are taking advantage of the large spacious verandas to enjoy the cool breezes while resting. There are still many ambitious visitors, nevertheless, who are aiways ready to staK odt on a day's picnic in the woods, or a fishing trip down the river or out for a round Of golf or tennis.

Fishing has been particularly good this summer, with plenty of perch, trout and pickeral, and a few muskalonge. Mt. Clemens is noin at the height of Its season and there Is an unusual number of visitors still pouring into the city to enjoy the helpful mineral baths, combined with the summer gaity. This weather has made the boating and swimming especially enjoyable on the beautiful Clinton river. The following guests from Pittsburg and vicinity are registered at the Alt, Clemens hotels and bathhouses this week.

The Park hotel Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rosenheim, Jacob Roth, Mrs, Jacob Roth, Alaster F. S. Roth.

Pittsburg; Dr. Joseph Anson. Airs. M. H.

Anson, Sharon; Airs. Charles Lelberman, Airs. Harry uevinson. Youngstown. Hotel Olympia Mrs.

11. P. Wiggins, Pittsburg. Tne Sherman Air. and Airs.

A. Klr banosek. Homestead. The Medea hotel D. B.

Thompson, H. L. Thurston, Pittsburg; Airs. J. J.

Levaney. Unlontown; L. R. Rice, Youngs town. Plasa Bath House Airs.

Harris, E. H. Lang, J. I. Bailey.

Pittsburg; MlcS Hunt. Natrona; Airs. Clark, Duquesne; George Zellus, Point Marion; James Treves. Wheeling. W.

Airs. Eva Pelf, AIcKees Rocks: Sam At ram, AIo-Keesport; Aleldown, YoungPtown. Fountain Bath House J. H. Phillips, Joseph Mary, Airs.

G. Spillneweler, George Leffert. Charles Schmitt, Mrs. L. Dipper, Nellie Karrigan, Mrs.

Ren-nie Bernard Kisener, Alartha Cozloskl, J. C. Peffer, Air. and Airs. Sam Amado, Mrs.

Abe Wechsler, Pittsburg; J. v. Alalry, Youngstown; F. AI. Speer.

Arnold, Charles L. Haas, Pltcairn; Frank False, Alonessen; Frank Tarat-tenny, McKees Rocks. The Fen ton George. B. Henderson, John Cahill, H.

L. wAls, Mr. and Airs. E. R.

Johnston, Pittsburg. Clementine Bath House Miss Johnson, H. AI. Geohring. II.

P. Eckhardt, Sy Anderson, F. M. Llouge, Fred Swan-son, F. Davidson, P.

Davidson, Aliss Goodman, A. S. Handemacher, 1 1. Goodman, Esther Franzos, H. W.

Wells, A. Schenley. Peter Davidson, Pitttsburg; E. Lustig. Donora; E.

Muscovich, Scranton; Eugene Goldberg. J. Prizart, Mrs. Herinrook, McKeesport; John Balla, Mary Kubanser, Homestead; Joe Bicht, Paul Parnevlch, Mike Wryhez, Andy Wavcholoek, Alatt Linkovich, I. M.

Sinkovich, AIcKees Rocks; Harry R. Forbes, Isabel Forbes, Apollo; I. Freed-iii an. Olyphant; C. B.

King, Miss Hastings. Wheeling, W. B. Rafferty, Braddock; Airs. A.

L. Faulkner, Allegheny: Samuel Fausold. Irwin. Olympia Bath House Anna Lovencic, Mary Birslc. Mrs.

S. R. Hues, Pete Froevar. Pltttstburg; H. Haupt, Homestead; Airs.

N. Stern, Braddock. Mr. and Mrs. AX.

H. Harris, G. D. Ball of Pittsburg. Air.

and Airs. C. Scott of Wheeling. W. Va- and Mrs.

Harriet Rltter of Youngstown are among the many guests of the Park hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Johnston of Pittsburg and Mr. and Airs. Joseph A. Ale- Donald or Jrving are Btoppmg at the Ti'on thi wfK, Mrs. A.

IL Hight of Pittsburg is noiel cnympta. C. Wilbert of Pittsburg is stay- 1 iner at the Miermkn. tt.l- t. Ctrn XCrL T.

1 Stern of Pittsburg; Mr. and Mra. Authur Appleyard of Beaverdale, are truest ot tha Medea hotel. J. G.

Alerchant of Pittsburg, D. Benjamin of Natrona, Frank L. Lefever, Frank Bertrand of Point Marion, are registered at the Plaxa Bath house. Air. and Airs.

J. E. Helm, Airs. W. H.

AlcCling, C. W. WMlbert of Pittsburg, J. A. Bauman of Pitcairn, John Lachman of Monessen and George Ring of AIcKees Rocks, are among tl.e bathers of the Fountain Bath house.

Thomas Casey, E. A. AIcGinnis. Air. and Airs.

W. H. of Pittsburg, David Koplin of AIcKeesport. John Alartin of Homestead. John F.

Forbes, Mrs. John F. Forbes of Apollo, W. A. Henry of Wheeling, are registered at the Clementine Bath house.

James Stevens, Fred K. Potter of Pittsburg, Air. and Mrs. A. P.

AIcNetty are among the bathers registered at the Olympia Bath house this week. TOMS POINT. The Twelfth Ward Hunting and Fishing club of Pitttsburg are in camp or Toms Point, and have spent pleasant weeks here. They will strike camp at the end of this week, and the or 50 happy club members be back on their jobs in Pittsburg on AIop-day next. The camp has had an ideal site, this being their second year here, ideal weather, and a fine commissary and a superfine orchestra.

The camp is in all ways one of the best on Chautauqua lake. The advance arrived here on July 26, and the main body of the club arriving on the Slst found the camp in apple pie order. One hundred and forty chickens were in the commissary yard, and have nearly all disappeared since. Mayor Armstrong was a visitor late last week and helped out on demolishing the chickens. The party in camp includes: August Ostermaier, captain; Frank AlcCarthy, lieutenant; John Ostermaier, commissary; U.

G. Schwartzwaler, assistant; John Hunter, secretary; J. Bauman, treasurer. Band E. Leppig violin; Charles Glass, piano; Charles Carpenter, clarionet; Harry Geyer, cornet; John Glass, trombone; William Sullivan, drums.

Alembers Charles Steers, Charles Os-tamaier, Edward Alichalowski, James Cavanaugh, William Connelly. C. S. Starkowski. Paul Wright, Herman Wright, Edward Joseph Stokes, Otto Laustead, George Craft, William Reese, John Reese.

Joseph Collins, John Gotschalk, James Reese, Henry AlcCarthy. F. Balbeck, P. J. Cavanaugh, Aiichael Owens, Frank Bau-mann, John Zegar, Joseph AlcCarthy, Charles Besterman.

John Hally, P. J. Cregan, John Schlott, William McLaren, Rutherford Baker, Peter Lehan, Fred Lehan. George Alorrison, Andrew Sloan, John Carson. Judge Drew of the County court was a guest at camp one day this week.

LAKEWOOD. The marriage of Mrs. Pauline Van-der Voort Steese. of Lakewood, formerly of Alasslllon. to Carl K.

Dresser. of Bradford, which took place at tne Lakewood Alethodist church Sat urday last, was the social event of the season at this lakeside village. The service was performed by Rev. John itichelsen. of Bradford.

In the presence of 5 guests. Airs. Steese was unattended. Air. Dresser had as best man Harry Aliller.

of Bradford. The guests included a party of Airs. Steese's friends from Massillon, and Canton, and a number of the Pittsburg people now here. Air. Dresser Is the only son of the late S.

R. Dresser, millionaire oil man, of Bradford and Oil Cltv and himself president of the Malta AlcConnells-ville Gas Co. and Is secretary of the Dresser Alanufacturing Co, of Bradford, which his father founded. Air. and Airs.

E. H. Gardner and two children and Air. and Mrs. Robert Gardner and child, of Pittsburg, are new arrivals at the Lakewood Country club to remain for the balance of the summer, One of tha novelties of the camp of the Orient Camping club, which has just closed, was the fine photographs which have been taken.

The members of the party say they never had a camp which showed up as well as this one or which made as fine looking a bunch. Most of the boys who- were in camp fihow up in the picture. POINT PLEASANT. Point Pleasant. X.

Aug. 12. The Leighton is entertaining Emanuel I. Emeron, Miss Marp-aret Ann Power Thurston Wright. William Forin and Mrs.

Kelly, of Pittsburg. LOHG BRANCH. i Tong Branch. Ana- i-r 1 Hist of Spending avoa at the Hollywood, hotel. S2 an dnily.

up weekly. Am. Flan. ELBERON and Breoroof Anix-i lenueve Bear I'li rapacity 400. Central.

Open SurrousdiRf. 0peite atiolie and Protestant t'taufrhes. mra'a baiDt. Running' Water in all Rooms Mrtal hed. Licellent table.

Fresh fMtlc. Hindoo screened. White wntce. Booklet. K.

B. I.ITT. M. l. iii.il ihitj! 2ftiHi: Pacific afid Arkansas ar4.

round ad'ols tears ass Doardwalk: ONLY HOTKl. ItHKRE OITSiS MAY Ml i SIRK IN BATH IN; ATT IRK HiTHOlT r8l. 8TEKETS. WHICH IS PRUH1BI1KD; uf of bats boum fret: kl WATKB IN BOOMS: pritate hatns: re1l rae. Stt to SI 7.

50 tm-klr; 2 lip daily. lnrliu)in( rhoi. table, supplied from OWN FAB.M; WW IK ni.BVH K. OWHESTKA, BALL It (KIM, TEVM8 Col BTS. t.ASAUK.

Booklet. pu c. koseciun. attractive; ratks ion superior ACCOMMODATIONS AND LOCATION ISLESWORTH American and European Plans. Virginia A vs.

end the ioardallc Capacity C0O Every appointment, including hot and cold sea water baths, (jrefcastrs. excellent Cats and Grill. NETHERLANDS Nrw York SO rara frm Boardwalk. Qterlocfclng lawo and tcean; capariif 400; eletatar; private Over SO sstiiaa rowsti kst aad laid rtaaiat water. 10 to $17 SO IT WTEKl.T.

tt to fl IAItT bPECIAL FBEK FEATt Bf Barblec prirtlsf fwsa hotel; Lawn leanU Csurt. Daore Floor. Booaist point of Interest la AUaoUs Cl j. ALCISI BLHWAfaiU, Proprietor. NEW BRADY HOUSE The reading MMdle-Clsiw Ho -I.

1 Arkansas Ave. main thorouKhfars ts Beach and Million Dollar Pier. Larss. cool porches, open surroundings. us of botHa nth hot and cold ater.

New beds. Table has no equal 'Whits service. Rates 1. no daily: up weekly. BstMng from HoteL Book'et.

MRS COLV1N A Q. a a pel I 1KB 8. Carollns tar beach. LA DUIC Am.lr,n pian. il.S dsr up.

European plan. 75c day op. J. TnungbloedL MENTION THE i-BKSS WHEN AKSWBft-I NO ADS 36 WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST NEW YORK Located at the Southern entrance te Fifth A venae facing Beautiful Wash-InsTton Square Park. Convenient te all atorea.

theaters, points of interest, railroad and steamship lines- tntirsly screened throughout. COOL. AMI COHFORTABLB Private Bath With Kvry Kwesa El KOrEAN fl-AA AJIfcKKA.M lI.AJI Meats) Vlth afeaial juj kv III fi.M 1 a mi (l (II 4.41 Ill week ti HW mtJa liar nJ ht ijr aao tip (O Week ll.no cuttes or connecting rooms at reason-ab rate. Hotel personal representative will meet irueeui at KU-road Station or Steamahlp i-lera If Seiired. (N charae tor this service.) Writ Bsoklel mt City.

HEW yOlHJllRG HOTELS LXCATION Ail P.ATE3 HOTEL CHELSEA wt Su. at Seventh Ave. tew Roora- 0J Baths; 1 1 te ti per Day. HOTEL FLANDERS 1 Wesf lit "i St near ftruad-way. Kuonu mitn frintm hca, up.

HERMITAGE HOTEL Sewweth Ave-, Hraeiwwy. CsV fcatae per shay avafl uV Toler, Henrietta Hook, Ida M. Keed, Mabel Cook. E. J.

Munhall, H. Livings-, ton, B. Johnson and Mrs. George Walker and daughter; from Charleroi, Mr. and Mrs.

W. it. Garfet, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Oj Albright, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hagt-nah and Mr.

and Mrs. William High; from Braddock, Gregory T. Darley; from Beaver Falls, Mr. and Mrs. O.

J. Bryer, and Helen Bryer, and from East Liverpool, Hubert A. Smith, and Paul Potts. Pittsburg visitors at the Hotel Al-beron include C. A.

Fuller, O. Swart II. Swartz, E. Elmer Scroggs. T.

Lt. Cronin, F. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Schuessler, Mr. and Mrs. George Wr. Culp, James M. Lewis, Gilbert J.

King, S. Bluestone. John Hoehn, Mabel Hoehn, John Hoehn, Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Hambro, Mary E. Hambro, Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Stoffel, and H. F. Vollbrecht. The Elberon is also entertaining Dr. and Mrs.

A. B. Grimes, Marion Grimes and Lester Grimes of Beaver, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

L. B. McCracken, Gertrude Crafft, Susan McCandless, Albeit Hunneshagen, John Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Raible, Mrs. E. C. Meyers, Mias Elizabeth Schofield. Mrs.

Elizabeth Kchofleld. Dr. E. C. Wurgerben, Miss M.

Winifred Hoadley, Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt, Ethel Thornton, Mrs. M. Bannon, Margaret Hays.

Nell Hays, Rose Ochsenhart. Olive Davis. Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Doney, Mr. and Mrs. Jar-rett. Katherine F.

Fiedler, Frank E. Graff. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Durbin. Mrs. A. Harst and Kampmayer of Pitts-; burg are guests at the Hotel Kentucky; also Herbert Lyon and William Lyon McKeesport; F.

F. Gillespie of Nevr Ctstle, and Mrs. L. Rinehart and Mrs. Mayme C.

Barber of East Liverpool, O. E. A. Fogley, Frank Knarf, Robert McKeag, Clifford Strang and John Mo-Kay of Pittsburg are among the recent arrivals at the New Brady house. Mrs.

M. Rogan and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Decker, George J. Smith find family, Margaret D. Krcbs, Lillian M. Krebs, Jean C. Layden, L.

A. Calhoun. Loretta Rode. Ethel Rode, J. II Lapp.

Gertrude Phillips and Amanda Scott have joined the Pittsburg contingent at the Hotel Richmond. Otner late arrivals at the Hotel Richmond are Ralph Keeler. Richard Winter and Alfred Corbett of Irwin; Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt.

Mrs. Annie Sigmund, Mrs. John Lang of McKeesport; Margaret E. Davies and Cecelia Davies of McDonald, and Anna Dallof and Gertrude Daliof of Vandergrift. Pittsburg arrivals at the Hotel Nor-xnandie are William P.

Kelly. W. L. Crawford. William C.

Gass, Mrs. T. W. Harvey, Miss Grace Harvey. C.

J. Gracey and family, George N. King. Miss Irene Kelly, Mrs. S.

R. Wood, William Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, H. S.

Fawcett. Earl McCau'ey. W. Becndel. Mabel A.

Jackson, lira i Sarah Jackson. Sadie M. Jessie Bisset and Miss Bessie Wugner Mr. and Mrs. S.

Perry of AIcKeesport and Mr. end Mrs. S. Nesbitt, of Wheeling-, W. Va-.

are also guests at he Hotel Normandie. ruyyn uhulii ue uciaiirice Alice tjnevre or Paris Prance at the club the evening of Aug. 13. granddaughter of Gen. Beaudry, who Miss Frances Lippitt.

etepdaughter ferved in Algeria, and Prof. Reginald to tJaa former air, i-augblia of Pittaw HaU Johnson, aa instructor of irenca.