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THEBBOOKXYN DAIL.Y EAGLE SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1897. 9 H. L. Carpenter. Hastings Arnold, MIbs RitU Hubbard, Misa Maylie Hubbard, all of Brooklyn.

NOTES. The rrospect House Is packed full of uesta and applicants are daily turned: away. full (irtrss of Utnt Friday night waa an elaljorate affair at which all the dance loving n. tabk attended. Tle Misses Headman and Miss Goepel of Brooklyn, Mies Clayton of New York, and Miss Luttger of Now Jersey are accomplished dancers and sh'tt' rs.

Miss Butler and Mrs. Whltehouse, both of Brooklyn, art? charming entertainers. The Mtiswrs Van Every, Clapp and Towl ore umnls playing. A tournament the w.ri ii I Augus l. The Misses Grace nnd Belle Butler and Misa Lucy Jenkins of Brooklyn are adept swimmers.

Mrs. Bowers of the Prepect House and a resident of N. gives vocal treata to her esu day at noon. Thomas Austin, and Ernest both of Brooklyn, acoorapany lirt. Bowers un piano and violin.

NuTSri. On Thursday afternoon a pleasant party left Mrs. Clarence Voso, Mrs. Arthur C. Dougherty, Mooter Clnrenoe v.

Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. H. fceharmans ana family, all of Brooklyn and 2ew Tork; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles C. Van Anglen or Roselle. N. J.

o. M. Dewing and party of Jjlnes Park, 1,. f. Drummond of Kewark.

'u H.owara Warren of Princeton, X. John Barter of Macon Ga. House Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Richardson, J. D. Richardson. s.

B. Gilbert, TV. H. Steele, Mrs Modish, William E. McGahy.

B. Alfred Watson, B. Kleer, II. SI. Rau.

T. Kauffer. William Rau, A. H. New, F.

H. coolc, B. Joseph Leach, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Will Mr. and Mrs. R. "VT.

Haff. Mrs. Charles A. gall, Mrs. E.

M. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred and Mr3 ST Kelley, E. A.

Rams dell. Carl White. A. B. Mills.

J. T. Amies, George 1. De Milt. Charles C.

Hoge, R. H. See, James Pennoyer, Alexander Arnold. Miss Garrison Hll areth. R.

N. Johnson. Mortense Arnhelm. Rich aid S. Jerome, Emmy Roesske, Elise Roesske, C.

M. Henderson, J. Thomson, William Smith, Charles B. Farrar, E. A.

Carter. Jansen Has broudc, Oerard jicEntee. Charles H. Ilibbs. George KcmiKon, A.

Calhoun, all of Brooklyn and Jlew York; Edmund OUIson, Philadelphia. George H. Furman, Robert S. Pelletreau of Pat chogue, L. Mrs.

C. A. Lockwood and family. Jamaica. L.

Thomas E. Hawkins. M. H. Packer, Bayport, L.

Edgar H. Frank. Philadelphia. Dr. rsaac W.

Furman, Bay Shore, L. J. M. North. Rondout.

X. Y. Cortland House T. TT ir tt Mrs. Richard H.

Vo.lI. Jonathan M. Price, Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. White, E. R. Skidmorc, W. H.

Meserole, Virginia Wedmore White, Howard C. Conklln, P. H. Mallies, Adolph Urban, C. S.

Sohrlver, Miss C. S. Bancroft. Warren Weeks. Miss Mary Weeks.

Mrs. M. Millard. Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Abrams, Joseph Tuttle, Miss Tuttle, Francis W. 'Bancroft, Mrs. Ges31ng.

T. W. Leston. C. W.

Babcock, C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Terry. Miss Fisher Terry. Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Tern S. C. Titus. Dr.

H. L. Shelton, Willis Shelton. Miss Mattie Irvlns, Mrs. Ward McCann, Miss R.

D. Blakes, Miss May Blakes. Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. White. Mrs. M. M.

Daley, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Parsons.

th amp ton. fEagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Westhampton, L. August 14 The past week has been an eventful one for the guests here, the weather being everything one could wish for. The topic of the week has been the second annual tennis tournament of the Country Club, which has attracted large crowds daily and the sharp playing of the contestants has brought forth frequent applause. The Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club's fleet of flay Shore anchored in the harbor Monday afternoon.

In the evening they wore entertained, with several of, the local yachtsmen, by Commodore Charles E. Pellew. This was preceded by a display of fireworks in honor of the visiting yachtsmen. The latest arrivals are: Oneck House B. Griffiths and family, Mrs.

Markwald, Miss Markwald, W. J. Bruft and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and family, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Battey, S. Aceoldo and family, Professor Fritz Eisner, Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Reynolds, W. Mediae and family, Mrs. W.

F. Fvrd, the Misses Ford, Mrs. Fernald and family, Mrs. W. Lamb, the Misses Lamb, Professor and Mrs.

A. Frannken, Miss Elizabeth Perry, Mrs. Thurston, St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs.

Ward and family. Corwln Cottage Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Everett, Mrs. J. Truman, Miss, Anna J. Bagley, Mrs. E.

S. Han. the Misses Hall. Miss Hollins, New York; RaCph Barton Perrv, Cambridge, Judge and Mrs. A.

L. Garrotson, Jersey City, N. J. Mhs Emma Sanderson, Miss Cornelia Cas, Dunbar Cass, Wlllard Cass, New York; Miss Elizabeth Ilgln. Brooklyn; Mrs.

C. Sharpenburg, Miss Sharpenburg, New York; Mrs. R. E. Boyd, Robert Boyd.

Brooklyn; Mrs. Rev. C. E. West, Miss West.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Morse, Miss Morse, Mrs. Benjamin Nicholl and family, Mor rist'own, N.

J. Dr. BuCl. Howell House Mr. and Mrs.

Hastings Arnold, Miss Arnold, 'Hastings Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Cutter. Miss Cutter, Elliott Cutter, Mrs.

Goodwin, Arthur Goodwin. Mllon H. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Tuttle, Miss Tuttle, Miss Bechtel, Mrs. E. D. Cutter, Misses Cutter.

Brooklyn; J. A. Browning and family. E. Layton de Forest.

New York. Grilling House Mrs. J. O. Brlggs, Miss Briggs, Mr.

Oonde, Mrs. Henry and son. New York; Mrs. Florence Hoar, Peekskill, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Hbrtdn, the Misses Horton, Mrs. Lambson. New York; Morris Le Compte.

Apaucuck Point House Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Candee, William Candee, Miss Candee.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilson, John W. Wilson, Miss Bessie Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Colson. Foster Crampton, Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Halstead, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

E. Fitzgibbons, Misses Fltzgibbons, Richard T. Fitzgibbons. Morey Fitzgibbons, A. Alexander, Mr.

and Mrs. Berkley, R. Merwln, Ernest Merwin, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wilde, Miss Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson, C.

Ar Dickerson, Mr. Kellar, W. H. Benedict and family. Mr.

and Mrs. S. B. Mills and family, David McGee, New York: Miss Tucker, Misa Taylor, Brooklyn; James MoDonnel and family, New York. Cedar Beach Mrs.

M. Scull, Miss Mason, Miss Frazler, Mr. and Mrs. W. Roe and family, Mr.

and Mrs. F. R. Halstead, Brkjklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Bourne, Newark, N. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Atwater, T. Sayre. New York. NOTES.

A charity euchre for the benefit of the Fresh Air Fund was held Thursday evening at the Oneck House. The affair was well patronized and was a complete success. The guests at the Howell House were entertained evening have whiled the hours away with dancing or cards, with, perchance, a little love making on some vine shaded veranda. It seeins as if now that the season is drawing to a close the summer colony Is determined to make up for any loss of pleasure earlier in the summer. The hotel registers all show no lack of arrivals.

Among the new comers are the following: Haff cottage Mrs. Nesbitt and the Misses Nes bltt. John Ryan and family, all of New York; Mr. and Mis. Thomas Topping and H.

E. Ester brook and family of Brooklyn. Bayside Inn George Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keatcr, Charles Duryea.

Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Hastings, C.

Slnis, T. McCants Stewart. Eugene Conran. n. li.

Fleming, Frank Barnard. L. U. Ruble. John Farlow.

W. F. Don, John McCain, It. F. Gardener, W.

H. Dohrman, John Tewett. L. Bishop, A. K.

Clarke. Benjamin R. Rice, ill and Mrs. Robert Kortrlg'ht. Mra.

Waldln, Miss Waldin. John S. Engeman, Samuel Mask. George M. Nichols, Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. King, Mrs. C.

M. Brer.non. J. W. Early.

John S. Bradell, IC. A. King, D. Hartman, William Bazonk.

Charles Woodworth, all of Brooklyn; W. Firth. Thomas McKearny. C. L.

De Potter, F. Walker. H. S. Weld, Henry Martin, James A.

Sillos. Peter R. Jackson, Henry George, A. L. Smith, Miss Sneeberg, C.

W. Haviland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

O'Reilly, Charles W. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. G. Norcross, all of New York: C.

E. Carleton, K. Carleton, Tarrytown, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. George Brown, Long Island City; John Mulligan, Dover. N. B. Bayley Post.

Elizabeth. N. Mr. nnd Mrs. E.

T. Ktr, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Bayview Hotel Parker V. Lawrence, Walter S.

Gill, George C. Reld. J. M. White, Jacob Zogio wek, Dr.

A. F. Horton. A. V.

De Land, Miss Anna Rushmore, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCutch eon. all of Brooklyn; Frederick Lee and W. B.

McKay, Newark, N. Edward Hart, L. Chapman, H. S. Russell, c.

E. Conner, C. W. Hurlburt, G. W.

Conner. W. A Bhippenny, all of Waterbury, James Nicoll, G. W. Moore.

M. T. Hard, Mr. and Mrs. P.

W. Hart. Hc yeis Hajikaus. Edgar W. Sheridan, Joseph Dodger, all of New York: J.

Wood, W. F. Rowe and H. D. Low of Mount Vernon, N.

Y. A. J. Wet tach, Sing Sing, N. Y.

NOTES. On Wednesday the Sunday school of the North Methodist Church went to Hemlock street on its annua picnic. The Wideawake Society of the Bast Aml tyvHle Sunday school also picnicked at Hemlock on that day. The Rev. Mr.

Welkert of Christ Church, Pough keepsle, who is visiting here, is to occupy the pulpit of St. Mary's Church to morrow and will cetebrate the communion. An Interesting old woman is Miss Sarah Bagott, who resides with Former Postmaster John P. Haff. She is Hi: years old, but In the full possession of her faculties.

She Is a trained musician and plays the piano with the touch of an artist. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Baylls, Mrs.

J. E. Ireland, Miss Ireland. Miss Susie May Ireland. Mrs.

Joel S. Davis, Miss Cassie N. Davis and Miss Frances Baylis left here on Thursday for a fortnight's sojourn at Roxhury, Delaware County. A't Jersey City they were joined by the Rev. and Mrs.

R. II. Johnston of thait city. A beach party, which Is eagerly awaked is thait of AmltyvUle Hose Company No. 1, which Is to take place on Tuesday next.

Boats leave for Hemlock pavilion at 10 A. 2 and 7 P. M. There will be a supper at the beach, followed by dancing and a sail home by moonlight. Mrs.

E. W. Lowe, a guest at the Hotel New Point, fell from her wheel on Tuesday and strained her instep badly. She wllC be confined to her rooms for a week or ten days. Fire Island.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Fire Island, L. August 14 The social season at this resort is now at its height with a merry whirl of dances 'and festivities. Every evening an animated appearance is presented in the reception room of the Surf Hotel, where a hop, games or singing are enjoyed by the guests. Among the latest arrivals at. the hotel are: Walter II.

Fox, G. G. Drake, jr. Charles E. Aaron, Edward Deluras, W.

A. Ramsey, D. P. Marshall. Mis.

F. L. Holbrook, D. A. Dent, Horace Green, Lester Schulte, James E.

Chandler, A. Winter Coe. Frederick Uhllman, Dr. E. C.

Dent. AVarren HanforJ, Mrs. Minnie Holbrook, CharleH Hohman, Mrs. James O. Byrne, Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Williams. Dr.

A. IC. Smith, Ambrose Neal. K. A.

Hert, W. N. Jones, A. L. Pollock.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Paret.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dickey, W.

E. Seavitt. Mr. Ripley. Mr.

and Mrs. K. Plnkus, Frank Dobson, Henry S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Clayton, Frederick A. Reiners. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilfred Been. Mr. and Mrs. K.

W. Haff, J. S. Sweeney, O. D.

Coles. E. Rutzler, Charles De B. Schenck, Mrs. M.

C. Williams, E. .1. Sweeney. Mrs.

C. F. Hall, Edward U. Brady, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Percy Bastrarh. B. F. Ashley.

Lambreclit, Arthur Gifford. Dr. and Mrs. Sturndorf, II. Gonrad, the Rev.

J. C. Reed, Wayland H. 'Smith, J. L.

Slosson, Miss Booth, J. R. Wardwell Bastram. Mrs. H.

IJtauniont. A. Hedges, Miss Nellie Moilltt, Mr. ami Mrs. W.

C. Wood. J. Leland Wells, Miss Marie Wood, Francis A. Williams.

John S. Howe. Mrs. Wood. F.

A. Clad. C. H. Church, Frederick Hoaley, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Overton, Dr. Ruyster Holllns, Mme. Neureltra, James Helschurnan.

Mrs. Henry Seibert. all of of Brooklyn, William Hamilton of Sayville. L. F.

M. Wilson, Port Jt. iTer.son, L. Edward Luckenbaok. Augustus Weber cf yacht Norwood, H.

W. Sinclair, Hoboken. X. J. Mr.

Haggart, Detroit, C. D. Williams, Jamaica, L. I. F.

H. GleaKon. New Canaan. Conn. Theodore M.

Sammls, F. M. Samniis, Newark, N. J. J.

K. Harris, lilon. N'. Y. Mrs.

F. Stephen Patchogue, L. Jennie It. King. Patchogue, L.

Grace M. King, Patohogue. L. H. It.

O. King, Bayport, L. W. B. King, Pike.

N. Y. Frank Hill. Riverhead. L.

I. Ralph Sal Denver, and D. Meyer, Sag Harbor, L. I. NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Blrck of Brooklyn are visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Stark of Brooklyn, have just left after a two weeks visit with relatives at this place. Miss Libby Hughes of Brooklyn loads in cycling, and i tir.g. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark of Brooklvn are stopping with fri.

nds here f.ir a fw da vs. Mr. and Mr. Adam Schonman Brooklyn are stopping at L. T.

WelU' ImardiriK li.msv. Jesse Ketchuni of Brooklyn I.s spending the summer months with his iarcnt.s in Firs: ture t. Miss Eliza Murphy of Brooklyn Is at home for the summer season. Tin? St. Agin ruiroh fair Is ne of leading social features of the past week.

Large crowds gathered nightly :tn.l to; jo ri th t.wH'irijf The open air concerts of the Gre npor: Cornet Band are making life most enjoyable at this old time whaling port. The band went on its benefit excursion Thursdny morning per stt uner Lonu Island. Mlsa Rosalind Swee.y and Mlas Bow ditch, both of Brooklyn, are stopping at the summer home of Dr. S. E.

Fish on Main stPevt. Harry S. Blakeman of Brooklyn spent lust Sunday with friends at this place. At Yo Clark House John Wells of Brooklyn is a familiar liguro in social ev Mrs. Waugh of Brooklyn pleased th' Clark House guests recently with a list of fanov danc'H.

Mlsa Clark and Miss both of Brooklyn, take long rides from the Clark House. Master GKber: Moore an.l siKpr Miss Dmilv engaged In a swimming contest the present week, which was won by the latter, a charming miss of 14 summers. Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Gallagher, both of Brooklyn, whh their yacht, take out dair.y paroles from the Clark House.

A cotillon, led by Mr. and Mrs. Lynan of Brooklyn, was a fea ture of the so ial functions at the Clark House last Wodncvlav night. The favors were souvenirs of Greenport and Shelter Is.and. At Pipe's Neck Cove are the following late arrivals: Joseph G.

RSv, New Ynrk 'ity; Mr. anil Mrs. James A. Ross. Miss Bos.

de Ross nnd Mis Emily Geisler, all of Brooklyn: John Williams, New York; Mr. and Mrs. R. I. d.lns.

Orange Valley, N. J. Hanford Hurnted. lirooklyn; Miss Jessie wynne. Orange.

N. J. and Mrs. John Bertnwn. Miss Gertie Br ram.

Frank vr win, Char.es L. Corwln, all of and Captain H. C. Monsell ami Alden Sa.uioii, both of Rivington. Conn.

Mr. Salmon, wkh a party of friends fn South Norwalk. are enjoying tlie elegant fishing in Peconlo Bay. Mr. Uaird of Southold on Wednesday evening took out a sailing party from the Tipes Neck Hou.se.

At the Booth House are the following new arrivals: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Terhune.

Miitj Marion Terhun Miss Jean Torhune. Perry Terhune. Master Elliot Terhune and maid, all of Brooklvn; J. E. Haviland.

F. G. Brirnett. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Wise, Miffs Walsh, J. F. Wise and J. H.

Burrell. all of yacht Gryphon; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Smith.

Mis Anna Smith. Miss Jennie Smith and maid, Mr. ami Mrs. M. Horton.

MJhj Alma Horton. MIfs Mabel Horton, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Kl tcrning, T. ICi telling. Arthur Kttcliliig. Robert Kitching. Colonfl W.

M. Walton. Mrs. 11. Parker, Mr.

an.l Mrs. W. .1. Lundun. Frank Vin ciit.

J. F. JarviH and Arthur Nelson, all nf York City; Miss Wliitson. Miss J. i Sinmn son.

Miss S. E. Dalley. Miss M. P.

Struve and RUHsell Fine, all of Brooklyn. Sea Cliff. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Sea Cliff, L. August 14 The season here is at its height and the week's events have beon many and interesting. The Catholic fair at Central Hall and German cump meeting at the Tabernacle have been well patronized visitors.

The yacht club has contributed its usual quota to the gayety with a card party on Thursday evening, a pool tournament and an informal inception to night. Everybody concedes the fact that the Plaza Park has been and Is the gayest house in the village this year. Mrs. Young came to the house as a stranger and her management has done wonders in building up an excellent patronage. Every day the gutists are planning excursions and entertainments of various kinds.

Recently they have had outings and carriage drives to Peacock's Point and to Roslyn. Last Saturday evening a iawn and piazza fete was given. The grounds and piazza were beautifully decorated and brilliantly lighted with electric lights and colored lanternB. Progressive euchre was the feature, the tables being set. Among the prize winners were Mrs.

Cook and Miss Shepherd of Brooklyn and Mr. Stein of New York. This evening a fancy dress reception was given. It was planned by Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Carter of Brooklyn and Mrs. Lulu Fish visit with friends in this place, has returned to her home in Phila'delph'Ia.

lire. Charles Southard an three daughters, Misses llubol. FMith nnd Mildretf, are spending a few week? at Lake George. Jesae Wor rman is vislt.ing friends in AmltyvUle. Sites Gmce Wriffht.

who 'ha bien xhe guest of M'is's K'ate Carl, has returned to her home in Ocean SMe. The beanih party on Thursday, iven by Wesley C. 'Sprague to his Sunday school class, was a de llg'hti'ul event. The weather was perfect and a jolly rime was had. Co mmoilore Charles Southard an i Terry and Fred So uthard of this plaice are on t'h Hempstead Bay Yacht Club cruise.

Islip. (Easrle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Isllp, L. August 14 Next Wednesday there will be a moonlight excursion to Fire Island. The speedy little steamer The Ruby, has been chartered and a large crowd will participate. Open air dancing, with two bands, will be among the attractions.

A barn dance was held last Saturday night in the carriage house of Samuel T. Peters, a wealthy summer resident of Johnson avenue. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Jones, Hobert Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Grover, Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Easan. Mr. and Mrs. Richard All chin, Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Southar.l. Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Mr.

and. Mra. Thomas Ldndneil, Mli Isa phlne Held, Miss Bertha Reld, MLss Anne Mallard, Mr. and Mrs. John Yu.

Charles W. Madison, Mlas Fisher, Miss Cassie Wall. Crurles W. Madjtion, Frank H. Gales, Herbert MeClosky, Phillip MacGulre, Paul Garrup, Oliver Clock, Charles C.

HlKlns. The latest arrivals at the Orowoc House are: John W. Weber, W. E. Plerpont, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Osborne. Mr.

and Mrs. II. S. Hanna, D. E.

Austin, F. A. Egleston, Miss Annie Gardner, Misa Eliza Gardner, Mrs. H. W.

Miss Smith, Miss Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs. T. L.

Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beebe, Mr.

and Mrs. P. R. Vidand. Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Kenyon, J. VV.

Wahan, Mr and Mrs. G. L. Warner, C. Burr, all oZ Brooklyn: F.

M. Wiilson, Pirt Jefferson; J. M. Atwaier, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Hlsner, Sevr York City; F. H. Cook.

Illinois; C. D. Markham, Easthampton, Joseph Fredlt, II. A. Darling, Oyster Bay; Misw Lida F.

Priee. Joseph T. Losee, Miss lmlse Bernard G. Bar ton, MIs M. Blanche Edwards, John J.

ue, 1 Miss Anna Smith, Willium B. Dickerson, Miss Emma Edwards. Clarence W. Ruland. J' Bertha Losee, ClaTenee VYo oman, Miss Graoe Terry, E.

Eugene Carman, ai: of Patehonue; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Beall, Yonkers. M.

Y. Mies. Thurston, lioston, Mass. E. Kab bins, E.

Gris wo'rxi. Riverhewid F. H. Gleason, Xew Canaan, J. E.

Hitfbie, Nrthport. NOTES. Louis H. Cooke of Hackettstown, N. is the guest of Howard B.

Sands. Mrs. J. C. Truax at Brooklyn is visiting her son, Christian H.

Truax, on Raymond street. Frank FuIIem of Saw York city is violins Mr. and 'Mrs. John "Mo Vrdle. Mrs.

A. Vail and Miss B. M. Barnes have ffone to the Pocono Mountains for tlje balaovce of 1 the summer season. Miss Evelyn Hawkins, wJio has been visiting relatives here for stvera'I week.

Iras retur ne to Irer 'home in Sout'h Norwalk, Conn. Charles Pieienlrlnk and Clarence Plepen'brlnk of Albany are spending ome time here with Postmaster Caleb T. Smith. Terence Mallon of New York city hus returned to hie home after a lengthened visit to Mr. an Mrs.

John MoArdle. J. C. Ta ppm an.l f.mily have Rone to the "White Mountains for an extended sojourn. Sam el T.

Peters sal led on Wednesday or Europe. Miss E. May Martin, Miss Annie Hobby and Miss Sadie Martin, all of Brooklyn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Cliarles G. Sands In thi dace.

Miss Bertha Hveld anl MIhs Annt Mallard of Amityville and Babylon respectively are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baylls on Locust avenue. Charles C. Iliggins has returned to this place after a short sojou rn at Fl re I si and Mrs.

James Crane of Tarrytown la visiting Mrs. I. C. Williamson on Locust avenue. Eastport (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Eastport, L.

August 14 The week has been thoroughly enjoyed by the sojourners at this resort, who have engaged witfh energy ln the numerous sports here found. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McNorton, Mr. and Mrs.

John Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. William Charlton, Miss Nellie Charlton, Wlll'lam Charlton. John Charlton. Robert Charlton, Frank Chariton, Miss Eimma Williams.

Mr. anl Mrs. Max Mayers, Flossie Mayers, MJss Tessie Mayers, George Grauberry and Mrs. Roswell P. Flower.

Center Moriches. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Center Moriches, L. August 14 The bathing pavilions on Great South Beach opposite this place have beon taxed to accommodate the throngs who visited them to partake of the delight of a bath, which at this time of year, when the temperature of both water and air is best, affords one of the most exhilarating sports to be Pound In a summer vacation. Yachting in Moriches Bay received an impulse during the week, when the Pen aDaquit Corinthlan Yacht Clxxb visited the resort. Those on board the fleet of boats H.

X. Hall or Baltimore, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Southard. Mrs.

George P. Bergen and Mrs. Frederick E. Story and Miss Bessie Snediker have returned from a pleasant sojourn in the Catskills. II.

L. Crandall, cashier of the Drayton Bank, Drayton, N. is spending several weeks with friends and relatives ln this village. Mr. and ilrs.

Daniel B. Raynor and children are sojourninir at Sand Lake. N. Y. Mrs.

Oscar Tomlies of Brooklyn Is spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright. Miss Ellt'h Teller of Newark. N.

is visiting at the home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Barker. Mrs. Priscllla Smith of Woodbury.

and Miss Elizabeth Alford ot Boston are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mott Raynor. Henry Moore and family of Galveston, are sojourning with relatives here. Miss Edith Provost of Stamford, is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.

John E. GoldinK. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge T.

Van Riper are spending a few days at Greenwood Lake, N. Y. Hempstead. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Hempstead, L. August 14 More Brook lynites have been spending the summer season here tnis year than have ever been known here before, and a great many of them have bought country seats in Hempstead and vicinity.

Several delightful sailing parties have been held during the past week on the Great South Bay, and on the Sound, and as l'or cycling parties to the nearby beaches and other places of interest, they have been held by the score. NOTES. Miss Cora Van Wyck of Brooklyn has been spending a few days in this village as the guest of Mrs. Mary Burtls of Greenwich street. Henry Drake of Brooklyn has been visiting friends In this village.

The Rev. W. B. Harmon of Lucerne, N. is visiting Mentis In this village.

He will preach to morrow ln the Presbyterian Church. H. V. R. Kennedy and family of the Meadow brook Hunt Club have closed their country seat south of this village and will spend the remainder of the month at Bar Harbor, Me.

Thomas Hitchcock, and family, also of the Meadowbrook colony are sojourning at Newport for the season. Henry Vogel and family of Brooklyn are occupying their sumer cottage east of this village. John S. Snedeker and family of Brooklyn and Dr. and Mrs.

Harry S. Field are domiciled ln their summer home at East Meadow, where they will remain until late ln the autumn. Charles Longman and family of Brooklyn are spending the summer at their home ln this interesting village of historic fame. Miss Lillian Collins of Brooklyn has returned home after a pleasant visit In this village as the guest of Miss Mary Smith. Sayville.

fEagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Sayville, L. August 14 This has been a genuine bicycle week. Many moonlight runs were made from this place to Patchogue and Isllp, while nightly large parties from neighboring villages made runs to Sayville. Friday evening there was a large progressive euchre party at the Hotel Elmore, under the management of Mrs. Charles D.

Spence and Mrs. Walter Johnson of Brooklyn. Ten tables were occupied by the players and many valuable prizes were distributed. To night's ball was a brilliant success and was attended by the guests and many of the cottagers and leading residents of the village. The event of the week at the South Bay House was a birthday party given by Master Charles S.

Bryce of Brooklyn. The evening's entertainment consisted of tableaux, recitations, musical and vocal solos, which were arranged by Mrs. William A. Bryce, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Riley, Miss Harvis, Mrs.

Blaisdell, Mrs. A. Sullivan and Mrs. Brennan. Miss Anna Sullivan, the little daughter of Postmaster Sullivan of Brooklyn, danced a skirt dance.

The evening's entertainment consisted of the following programme Tableau, "Blue Beard" characters. Blue Beard, Leslie Randall: brother, Frank Brower; Sister Ann, Annu Sullivan; Blue Beard's wife. Hattlo Brown; vocal solo. "The Miller's Daughter," Anna C. Riley; skirt dance, Anna Sullivan: tableau, "Little Jack Horner," Arthur Brlgham; vocal duet, "Chinaman's Song." Vera Sullivan and Eugene McGee; recitation, "Guess the Riddle," Churles S.

Bryce; vocal solo, "There'll Come a Time," Bessie Wilson; tableau, "Marriage from Dickens," Mlsies Grace D. Harris. Hattle Bruwn, Messrs. Leslie Randall. Charles S.

Bryce and Frank Brower; recitation, Spectacles," Marguerite Sullivan; tableau, "Maud Mul Mabel Ewlng and Joe Riley: vocal solo. "Won't You Be My Sweetheart?" Anna Sullivan; tableau. "Bachelor's Dream," Bachelor. Joe Riley, Misses Marie Bryce. Eva Brown, Anna Riley, Mabel Ewlng, Anna Sullivan, Grace D.

Harris, Hattle Brown; game, "Dressing the Comlng accompanist, Mrs. E. IC Blaisdell. After the entertainment was over Postmaster Sullivan made a pleasing address to the children and complimented Master Bryce for his efforts. Many handsome souvenirs were distributed among the little artists who took part.

The following are the guests at the various hotels: South Bay House Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wilson, Mrs. M.

J. Wilson, Miss Bessie Wilson, Eugene Wilson, Mrs. A. Harris, Miss E. H.

Harris. Miss S. B. Harris, Miss G. D.

Harris, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaisdell, Mr.

and Mrs. Shelter Ifl.md Heights for Rose's Grove, wnera Uu enjoyed a fine clam bake, rne trip waa taken to Lx lebrate rise wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. J. ('.

Hoaglan.l. In the party were ex Mayor and Fn derick A. Sohrueder and Miss Schrolp of Brooklvn: Dr. and Mrs. J.

Lester K.a of Clinton avenue. Brooklyn; Mr. and D. I'. Hathaway or tne tiouse; jar.

and Mrs. riangerman and Lhe SangermaTi, Mr. ami Mrs. I. M.

Bon, Mr. and Mra. St. John Mr. Ditmar, Mr.

Johnson and daughter, the Jt fV. Xr. and Mrs. J. A.

and Misa Hongland. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Hutchinson. A nother pleasant anniversary celebrated on Thursday evening by a deligbtful moonlight sail in Bering Harbor was that given by Miss Annie Francis to celebrate her birthday. Among those prv sseiit were the Misses Tracey. the M'isses Kath n.j an.l Annie Salter. Amy uunray ana Miss Clapn, beside the Messrs.

Howard Drake! y. Murphy, Bon. Carleton, Halted. Crawford ana Bedford. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.

Am merman. The evening was a nerfect one, with uc li a moon as only August brings here the lorth. Mrs. Edward Lucken bach chaperoned a plensant party that drove to Munlianset and enjoyed the hop there. This wa a sort of return compliment to thn iianhanset people, who frequently come over to the Pr.

sp rt h.ips. The party was Teaily gotten up in honor ot tn arrival or ivuss Aiuiea jriggs and her friend. MUs Katharine Kendall of Kings ton. N. Y.

Miss Brigk's is Mrs. LUcKen'baoH a niece. Among those who enjoyed the festivities whioh ended with a little wupper at the Prospect lloiuy. Lhe Miss's Mable French. Helen Little, Gertrude Luttgi and the Misses Rushnrore and Waring and the Messrs.

Osborne, Corfcett, Walter D. lilad and Artnur Jdios. At the last uaita of the Shelter Island Yacht Club Mr. arid Mrs. William Wtstlake of Spencer place, Brooklyn, bud as guests on board their yarht.

the I'iut'on, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford E. Gee an.l Mr. riareiire of Brooklyn, beside Miss Marie l'endas and Mr.

Jose Pendas. also of Brooklyn, and Mr. M. F. Plant of New York City.

Mr. Olarmre c. Stol of Brooklyn, who haa recently be. ti a guest of the Prospect House, has a line baritone voice and is an excellent per funiu r.f the piano. JiJs darky selections are particulii rly guod.

A iiioiig the large steam yachts now here are Mrs. George Lewfs' Stranger. Mr. Frederick Gallatin's A buy. Antoiiu Sell wartzman's Turbeflfi Tliere Is talk of gvtting up another german at th'1 Prospect Huut'e, as the last one was such a oiaI Slleee: S.

The rtuinment for the blind, given at the Pr 'isiMfct Music Bourn, wan a great success, financially. Mr. D. B. of the Prospect Hniise generously trndiVHd the use of the hall and did rry tidng possible to make It what It wa.s a perfect fcut cet's.

Stony (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Stony Brook, L. August 14 The Tew fine days of late have attracted many visitors to Stony Brook. The plague is over, fishing is plentiful and there is no dearth ol amusoniijiit. The many picturesque landscapes In our neighborhood have been noticed by city artists und a larc number of them are due here tn dyy or to morrow on the packet Herman L. Itugers.

Pre ident William C. Os traudor and Secretary John Chase of tho New York Kit Kat Ciub of. artists were here last Wednesday making, all necessary arrangements for a two weeks' stay or a party of twenty five belonging to the club. Tho lily laiiened ponds, the verdant vaJleys, tho woody wilds, the broken bays, the sandy thores, the bold bluffs that abound here offer every inducement to study nature at her best. Every Saturday evening there is a display of lireworks from Bantle's Grand.

View llovisr, where a nine foot telescope is erected for the benetit cf those desirous of viewing the sound and the Connecticut shores opposite. The guests are making great preparations for a fancy dress ball, to be given at the hotel about two week3 from now. Those now at the Grand View are: Judge and Mrs. Alfred Steers, Mr. and Mra.

Frank llcrt. Mr. and Anthony Ibert. Mr. and Airs.

J. J. lleimleln. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Eckers lev, Mr. and Mrs. luni Mr.

and Mrs. Robert lU.fss, Mr. and Mrs J. Kl mk. Mr.

and Mrs. V. Howard. Mr. and Mrs.

J. and Mra. Miller and daughter, tlie Mifesea Minnie Schimpf, Loui.se Kb dnfelik r. Laura trte ers. Km noes, Mfl.

mb and I.r tta Ibrt. Annie Schnitzlein. Etelka. Parker. Margaret Hofniun, Kisi Uoste, Donitta and Amanda Hvimb.

in. Jowl: Itosener, Lottie Clunie. ssr. William Howard. Otto legman, (liiv M.

and Hiirry Harry Butler, George Walunan. James aud Thomas Eckeraley, Alfred and cilni.m Steers, Fred It. and Robert H. and Kutk dge and Lancelot Howard, all of Uruoklyn, Dr. find Mrs.

Frances and William fHdinitzlein of Vrk. "William and George ox of Milford. and Augustus IanU of St. Louis. Orient (Kagle Information liurcau Correspondence.) Orifnt, L.

August 14 The members of the Grasshopper and Tennis Social Club were tendered a reception by Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Siophensou of Brooklyn at their summer home, the Cedars. The afternoon wa.s spent in tennis, croquet and various other sports. About o'clock in the evening supper was served on the beach, after which the party broke up.

The next meeting of the Grasshoppers will be on the lawn r. hZ a Among other ea will be track games to be participated in by the fair members of the club. In tho atnes last year Mtes Grace Stephenson of Brooklyn was awarded the championship and this year Miss (Irace Edwards, also of Brooklyn and an acknowleiitred loader in athletia sports, will strive to wrest the championship from Miss Stephenson. The arrivals for th past week at Lhe hotels are: Mouiil PP a sani Ib Miss WMs.m, Baltimoirs; MlftS Franks Or.itiK' X. J.

Mrs. Car A. CaKisle, K. Alfred, Mrs. F.

V. Barthman. Miss Faii.ir itarihitvui of lirook I). M.ms It. IC.

Mrs. L. li. II. Ft.

hsviz, Sew York usi Iwhbe, lrr X. J. Misa ig t.i:;a d.dphi.i; Charles W. House. )r.

V.i rI ICi i lII, C. H. S. Jultray, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

L'. M. Cj Montclair, X. Miss iv.tse, Ggdnsbu: g. N.

M.ss Ik ink, Br. di.yn; Mrs. .1. Lfneth. N.w York: MU Marie lt 'li', Iteb j.e, i.ir.dtlyn; Mr.

and Mrs. A. T. r' I Ihi Koertfe e. William Mr.

and Mrs. WiLHam X. N. G. M.

him! of Xew York; B. II. AV.o l. n. Miss V.ie,i':n.

Miss Ka.bileisch. Mrs. h. Mr. of oklyn, and F.

L. hkins Xvw Y.rk. Bciy 11 uj. din A. 5.

Yonkrs; C. I. 'vrt rs. L. H.

Liudy, Xew York Arthur II. iv.ii.i:'. it h. Mrs. Gor'e Trempeir, Lu Tr mpr.

liiiinf be''k. X. Y. W. W.

L.vint May I. Xew York; Mr. and Mrs. T. F.

I of n. Pa. IVdn: lb.ubo mil Mrs. Hevvel. Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Hupj, js.m R. irn in, Henry J. J.i;i:i Kri k. u.sa P.

Francis E. W.jJinri, rfuuthak. O. Ryan, O. Ryan.

May A. M.iy O. Ryan, Xt.i Mr. and Mr.s. i.

Y. Harold L.s::ade. Pain Willinms. A. K.

Kaclc, G. S. ragn and I L.i .1. Dowdney of Ywrk: "A'. He Idimr.

Mr Y. I Hdding, Cd.vunaui;:i jni Ung of Broolt lyn. NOT 3. A prrgresive eurljr party whs given bv Mrs. JT.

w'd, of It. K. H.v. in the Point kii U'. iij.

evt r.irg. The prise Wf r. i by y.r. K. Ibl litp.

Mi.s i'. I y. t'mlSp O'Rvaa, Mrs. J. Y.

ti ar.d Mr. Wall. Mr. William .1 i a 11 York, the Ike t' Jtajis," is stopping at the P. Tho MifH Hurd, Mips T'linly.

Misses May and a Ryan. Mi.s May Miss Ittle Marr ilv mi a party of cyclist ho Je th. wivds to Irt nprirt on Tuesday ufu rwiii a t( ur through Shelter on bb ybs. Kd rt AnilfP'. who has en stopping at the P.

Ir.L returned to his hitne at Boston on di.t sd A 1., ikr piw at Oriental Rendezvous by the proi rietor, Mr. Douglas, this evening. Miss Goodman of Now York is stoppinK with Mr. and Mrs. 1.

Schulii at th Bf be ojttaR'e. The It' v. ICirir of Hnxklyn Is spending a li' ntli's v. LL SitU hLs siuuiner home. A proKn ssivu tuohre party was given In the Mount Pleasant Hoii.

parlors Saturday eveninc by Mrs. R. B. MaeL The prize were captured by Mrs. Will bun I'ullnuin of Xw York.

Miwn Gnu I ls or Bn.kl C. H. 3. Jt ffray and Louis Itt 1 Inrth of Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harrrr av.s of York. A donkey party at tho Mount 1'ltrasant House on Tu' sdny evening fuir.Uhed much amusement for (rit cst th old and g. PH zes were award'xi t( MiirS Elsie Lillian MacLeu, liar' dd Theron LTd wards and Mf sa Gruc Christopher. Mii. Oniric Wciwnrd of Brooklyn Is a pr iminjnt flicure in tin ion "rts which occur doily at tlu Pleasant jus.

Xotwlthstaridlnff the that th lad Is only 0 yex old he an expert vicdUilat. A new 30 foot oat boat, tho Marie. owTVid by Mr, C. H. S.

Jaffray. arrivM on AV'lnesday. A (f llroi kSynlt'j ctmii Hed of Mesnre Y. H. C.

J. Christopher. C. B. A.

T. KtKTts arvl C. K. Jaifray Tne d.iy rm tlio xromvds off Gardiner's inland hi yacht Trilby, and with a big" catch of mi iread ft a bass, Mr. 1..

GlUwt, who in st'ppins1 at the Moutii L.ant iiise. h.xs just returned from Newport, went to wIuksjs tbo Xcw York Ytudit I bra Uon. South Jainesport. (EhkIo Information Bureau Correspondence. South Jamesport, L.

August 14 Tho cial event of the week hero was tho daJio at tho Hotel Mlamogue. These informal hopa von by Proprietor Corwin every two v.veks and aro raucli enjoyed. Much Interest was also taken In tho camp meeting which was in session during the week. The services were large ly attended by our summer visitors. Recent arrivals at the hotels are: Great Peconic Bay House Bird S.

Coler, Will lam Beckot Hardinc. Senator John M. Clancy, Joseph G. Matt how. James J.

Byrne. William C. Courtney, John Lyad, Pr, and Mn, M. J. George Van Andai.

Miss F. Marsh'. M. Edmund xsruiJKiyn ana jew York; Frank A. Sprar, Cleveland.

O. G. vr, ing of Oyster Bay. L. I.

Benjamin T. 'Mayo, Miss cwai itemyon, abefh. 3. Mr. Bernardswill, Mr.

and Mrs. annkenon, nurse and child; Percy Moran of Newark, N. J. Arthur A'ten and friend, Brooklyn. Pine Villa Ann MacLemon, Henrietta Mac i.einon, aamuei turd.

F. Sidney Bowen. J. N. Jordan.

William J. TlnTtnn Af, G. A. O'Brien, two children and' maid, of Brook trw mm; r. n.

aiacreacllng of Provi dence. R. I. Among the sailing parties of the last week lienry J. uoe.

in the Rambler, with Captain Ed Hlllse; Mr. Housman and Iriends. with Captain Ralph S. Howell, in the Wontauk, two days; WiUiam H. Gunther.

with Captain Lorenzo R. Garrett, in the Sadie: Edward S. Bailey, with Captain Acton W. Bar nesin, the E. I.

Howard H. Henry, with Captain Jesse Clock, In the Skip Jack; George W. Burohell and friends, two days, with Captain John R. Howell, In the Una; Mrs. Mac Namee, with Captain Herbert Ketcham, in the Florence two days; a party from the Bay Shore Institute, wirh Captain Samuel C.

Hulse; David Hennessey. D. D. Schonler, William Peck and ladles, with Captafc Charles Dennis, In the Louise; Theron G. Strong and party had a moonlight Bail in the Florence with Captain Herbert Ketcham; William Tuthill and famllv, John Hulse and family.

Acton Barnes' family, with Captain Barnes, In the E. I. Knapp; Dr. Daw Darn, and Dr. 13.

J. Ware of New York; Dr. Grlswold and Dr. Holley of Greenwich, wirh Captain George Watt's yacht. Growler to Fire Island, and also for a fishing trip in the bay Dr.

Hoiley succeeding In catching a twelve pound weak fish; Dr. Grandlng, with Captain Herbert Kelohaur, In the Florence there is to be a moonlight party to the old Domlnv House at Fire Island, on August IS; Mr. and Miss Cromby. Mrs. Gertrude Stellemoerf, Mr.

Lawrence, the Messrs. Lawrence, Mme. Inez de Angarica, Mrs. John Stephenson, the Misses Lawrence and Mrs. John Brazier, with Captain Wilbur Smith, in the Maud S.

Samuel Seymour, from the Prospect 50US c.alJt,a'n Walter Smith, in the Agnes A Mundell of Brooklyn, with Captain Leslie Wlcte.in the Itakit; Devlne Burtisand large party of friends to Point o' Woods In the Gerard Lnderhlll, with Captain John Smith; John ln the Jonn Vail, with Cap toin Edgar lteybert; Mr. Taet, from the Prospect House, two days, with Captain George WattsT In the Mr. Plnkerton and party to Say SiSi, tlS with Captain Wilbur Smith; Dr. Peterson, with Captain Joseph Ketcti iPe. Paul Armltage, wltli Captain Charles eltman, in the Helyn; Howard N.

Henry and Mr. Hunter ln the Skip Jack, with Captain Jesse Clock; George W. Burchell and friends, with Captain Lorenzo R. Garrett, in the Sadie: Commodore Herbert S. Jewell In the Gerard Underbill, with Captain John Smith; William Tucker to Sayville, with Captain Leslie Wicks, ln the Rv aerze Clarke Peck and the Tinker, with Commodore Horrv M.

Brewster, In the Avocet: Dr. Peterson for a fa. anniiinig ht supper on the bay, with Captain WIHjur Smith, in the Maud .1. J. White r' sprain jonn a.

amvan, in the Una; William R. Jones and family, Josiah Rob bins and family. L. V. Hubbard and family in Henry Spratly, with Captain Leslie Wicks, ln the Itakit; Mr.

Bedell of Oak Neck Jh CaPtaln Charles Veltman, in the Eelyn; Charles Herbert Covell. Mr. Covell and Miss A. an Orden of New York to Water Island on the Avalon; Robert Morlin and party of Com jiittt, nun captain wnour smith, in the Maud S. Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm Graham, Douglas Graham and Mr. RInlpv In ATr nnhnm'D 0K Cygnet; a large party from Oakdale and Isllp went to Chautauqua one day this week; Irving of Elyslan Views, with Captain Leslie Tlcks, In the Itakit; Mrs. Richards and party i uoici i rauuac in me growler, witn Captain George Watts; F. F.

Merrill of Wisconsin tn the Gerard Underbill, Captain John Smith; SIr and party, with Captain Wilbur Smith, ln tne Maud Dr. ami Mrs. William A. Hulse, the Misses Hilda ami Cornelia Hulse of Bay Shore and Harry C. Ferris of Point o' Woods In the Gerard Underbill, with Captain John Smith.

NOTES. A very enjoyable oard party was (held at the L.lnwood one evening this week. Among the guests were and Mrs. R. H.

Macdonald. Dr. and Mrs. E. J.

Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Lockitt, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Walsh, Mir. and Mrs. M. L.

Thurston G. Dexter, William F. Walsh. Winthrop P. Tucker, R.

R. Crosby, M. L. Bouden A. F.

Stamford. Mrs. John B. O' Donohue, the Misses Lizzie and Florence Sullivan. Miss E.

H. Lockitt, MJss Hannah Sause, Miss G. M. Lockitt. Mrs: Tucker, Mliss F.

E. Lockitt, Mrs. A. Thiery Mtes Thiery, Miss Grade Pualis. The prize wln oers ware M.

L. Bouden and A. F. Stamford, Mrs. R.

H. MacdonaUI and Mrs. John B. O'Donohue. ritrs.

Qiiiaesple of Brooklyn gave a lunch party at Penataquit Inn t'Ms week. Anions the guests were Mrs. Benry, Mr. and. Mrs.

MoCann, Mr. and Mrs. Kellom and othevj. A euchre party, was given this week by Mir. and Mrs.

T. Jefferevxi Burnett at their CUniton avenue residence, E'ay Shore, as a surprise in honor of Mlisa Francos Burden of Brooklyn, who is their guest, on t'he occasion an anniversary of her birtlhday. Among Uhose present were Miss Frances Borden. Xttir. and Mrs.

Henry Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jeffemton Burnett, the Misses Atfele and Estelle Stachia, Louis Irwin, Henry Irwin, Harry Irwin, Miss Jessie Irwin.

James Irwin, Miss little Irwin and others, all of Brooklyn. The prize winners were Henry Ipwln, first; Harry Irwin, jr. seeon'J; Miss Hstelle SracWia, first; Miss Frances Borden, second. Mr. and Jirs.

Theodore Coe wlH soon go to North Carolina, where fhey will look for a place of residence for the winter season. Mr. and Mts. Coe epent lat season In Flori. l.i.

Ur. Cromby and Miss Cromby of Brooklyn have wctii vioiL.iii mifl. uei Lmae s)ceiienweri; at Xiay SSiore. Jurs. ilerry entertained a lunch party of about even, of her friends at Penataquit Inn this week Most of the guests are spending the summer ui tut; nusiJtiCl rjLOUSe.

Miss A. Van Orden of New York h.iR hnon i tc. King Mrs. Charles Herbert Covell at her sum Dier esiaence, vina Avalon, on Clinton avenue. Bay Shore.

Dr. Henry C. Coo went snipe shooting this week with Captain E. Hulse In the Rambler and was very successful, capturing more than three doen snipe of large size. Jllss Kitty Horan.

who has been spending about plx months in Chicago, has Just returned to Bay Shore accompanied by her brother. Henrv, who has been spending the past month there. Mrs. Sidney B. Hubbs and one of her little daughters is visiting in Connecticut.

Mr. and Mrs. William Temple and Master Eddie have gone to Brooklyn, where they will make i short visit and then BO to the mountains for several weeks. Mrs. Kipp and Miss Theodora Klpp of Nyack nave oeen visiLinu ror some umi past at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Coe at Bay Shore. Mr. and Mi's. Frank Bishop of Brooklyn have been spending some time as the guest of Mrs.

Bishop's brother, Harrison P. Rosemon, at Bay Bhore. Miss Etta Richards of New Haven, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John J. Carman, at Bay Shore.

Mrs. Cass, who is spending the summer at the Prospect House, gave a lunch party this week to a number of her friends at Penataault Inn. Miss Ella Downs has just returned to Bay Shore, arter a visit of several weeks ln Brooklyn. Mrs. Jesse M.

Oakley Is spending a week or two as the guest of relatives and friends at West Farms. Mrs. Giles of Brooklyn has been spending some time as the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. A.

Clock, at Bay Sihore. Mrs. Theresa C. Riley Is entertaining at her riummer home here Miss Genie Becker of Brook yn. Marshall P.

Wilder has been spending some time at the Prospect House. Mr. and Mrs. E. O.

Pierce of Brooklyn are spending the summer with Mrs. Pierce's brother. Dr. Edwin Syme Moore, at his Bay Shore residence. Mrs.

Karat has returned to New York after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Race at Bay Shore. Mrs.

Charles Beech is visiting at the residence of John Sharp at Setauket. John H. Thiry has gone to spend a couple of months or so ln Europe. Miss Mary' KearnB of this place is spending ber vacation at Greenport, L. I.

Mlsa Anna Collins has been spending some time with the family of James Simpson of Brooklyn at with Miss Katie Woods of Se tauket and also at Point o' Woods. Miss Frances Wicks has returned to Bay Shore after spending about a couple of weeks as the guest of friends in Brooklyn. Sheepshead Bay and Flatlands. Point o' Woods. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Point o' Woods, L.

August 14 Quite a number or lirooklyn people are spending August at the Point o' Woods Chautauqua, which they find to be an enchanting spot. Though the most important of the special days are now past, something of interest is taking place every day. Dances are frequently enjoyed, especially on Saturday nights. Among the Brooklyn people who are living here, or who have recently visited here, are, Mr. and Mrs.

St. Clair McKelway, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.

Meserole, Mr. and Mrs. George Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. James Price, Mrs.

K. Vrooruan, Miss V. Woodward, Mrs. L. Walbridge, Miss Grace Woodward, Mr.

and Mrs. Randolph Nixen, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Conklln, Mr. Lee McKelway, Miss Clair Robinson. Others are: Edward Howdan, Miss Marie Post, Miss Bessie Lawrence, John Alden, Mrs. Cynthia Westrow Alden, Mrs. C.

E. Lawrence, Miss Speera, A Titus, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hadley, Mrs.

W. a'. Halse, Mrs. Hockrmin. Mr.

and Mrs. W. BlydQn burgh. Mrs. Slade, Miss Amelia Hulse, H.

Clav Ferris, Miss Hilda Hulse, Mrs. F. 13. Clock. Miss Zella H.

Slles, Mrs. F. H. Daily, Miss Daley J. O.

H. Oimstedt, J. B. Carpenter, Mrs. W.

Gowry. Mrs. E. Seaman, Miss E. A.

Conner, Hamilton Forney, Miss II. Brown, Jeannette G. Fornev, Mrs. I. Simons, Btta C.

Whlttaker, Mrs. John Robinson, E. Ruyther, Maty v. E. Hay, Dr.

De la N. Lozier. frank Kevins, George D. Seward. on Tuesday evening by Adelbert Knott, facial comeuian, wno gave an interesting entertainment.

An Informal dance was held at the Howell House Thursday evening. Arthur G. Derry has returned to Patchogue after a long stay here. Southampton. fEagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Southampton, L.

I August 14 Nearly everything has been given over to entertaining Cardinal Gibbons the past week. His eminence says he is fairly in love with this old town and would like to remain the entire summer. His health has greatly improved since his sojourn here and he returned to his home In Baltimore to day prepared for thearduous labors of his post. The fine weather the past few days has made outdoor life pleasant indeed, and the golf links on Shinnecock Hills have been fairly alive with players. Latest arrivals at the Irving House are: H.

Arnold, Mrs. P. Mortimer, Miss M. Wal brldg Mr. and Mrs.

de Cerkey, Herbert Apple ton, Mrs. Appleton, Miss Appleton, New York; Professor Ajlver Glover Salmon of Boston. Post House Mrs. W. H.

Douglass. W. H. Latham, Walter Hurst. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard K. Fernold. Brooklyn; F. K.

Wasley, N. S. Gilbert, S. A. Gilbert.

Norwich. W. C. Durlond, Jamaica; Oliver J. Norton, Mrs.

Davers, Chicago; C. L. Avery, Mrs. Avery, Groton, Mrs. Frank Larrabee, Miss Bessie Larrabee, Iowa.

NOTES. Mrs. Edward Walsh Humphreys entertained a party or menus at tose jrove on Jaonoay. Several new cottages are to be built here before next season. Mrs.

William Franklin has bought the old Havens homestead in the western part of the village and will art once commence the erection of a spacious summer cottage. Fredrick Baker is to erect a larse cottase on his property on the Gin. He has occupied Mrs. Alfred Nelson's cottage, near the Dunes, for the past five seasons and has now decided to erect a cottage of his own. Mr.

Joseph Graham of Brooklyn is spending a few weeks ln town. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rooney of Brooklyn spenit Sunday at the Mecox Inn, and during the afternoon lrove to Southampton and were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Watton of Hampton Park. The celebrated steam launch Norwood was at Rose's Grove this week having on board Mr. Larchenbach and party, who are stopping at Shelter Island. Paul Shimmon, B.

of Urlm, Persia, and his young brother, Aghasse Samuel, will give a stere optican entertainment In Memorial Hall next Tuesday evening. A fancy dress ball tool place at Agawam Hall thiB evening. Many of the cottagers were present and a number of handsome costumes were Keen. Clarence Llnnell of Newark, N. is visiting relatives here.

Massapequa. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Massepequa, L. August 14 This has been a charming week, and the numerous ways of having a good time have taxed the strength of the guests at the hotel and cottages to the utmost. There has been excellent bathing, boating, Ashing and crabbing. The reads have beer In fine condition for carriage riding or wheeling.

The best of it all is the departure of the mosquito. Tides have run very high, and the sporting guests have had some fine gunning for the snipe and meadow hens. Impromptu moonlight straw rides and sails have rivaled the ball room in popularity. The following guests are registered from Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.

E. Nalmer, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ackerman.

G. A. Berry, W. Cochran. Howard N.

Field. Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Schofleld. William Cochran. W. O. Andrews, Miss G.

Fagan, Miss Belle Carrougher. G. Norman Lieber. Mrs. G.

Norman Lieber. Miss Gertie Lieber, Miss Maud Lieber, Master N. Lieber. NOTES. A progressive euchre Wednesday evening was a great success.

Twenty tables were in use. The winners were Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. George Hallock. Miss C.

Nathan, Mr, Cochran, Charles Wanner and W. K. Saye. Athletic games were given on Saturday by the waiters, on the lawn ln front of the hotel. They consisted a 100 yard dash, half mile run, egg race, sack race and a watermelon and pie eating contest.

A ball game between the waiters and the guests at the hotel made a lot cf fun. esvecially for the waiters, who won by a score of 5 4. Bayport. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Bayport, L. August 14 The result of t'ne yacht races at Sayville last Saturday was very satisfactory to the local yachtsmen.

Bert Roosevelt's yacht captured first prize in her class, and the victory was celebrated ln grand style after the races. NOTES. R. E. Sternberg and family have returned to their home at CobleBkill, N.

Y. Miss Ida Moloney gave a barn party to a number of friends Saturday nisrtit. An enlnvnhiA dance was held. Robert J. Donnelly of the New York Wni stopping at the Dupree cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Morgan, the Rev. Father Pratt and Mrs. Franklin have gone to Richfield Springs for a short stay.

Charles Purdy has been entertainin.r Mtv friends at his cottage this week. The Purdy es tate la out: luii miesi uivili; me soutn Bnore. Mrs. W. H.

Erkenbrack of Snrlnirflel.5 i nn. mering at her cottage, on Ocean avenue. airs, ueorge LirecKenrldge or New York is visit ing reiauves ai iayjKjrt. Mrs. A.

B. Lott and son Clarence have returned to the city, after vlsitlnir friends at na.v port. Miss Lizzie liarrle of Brooklyn Is snonrtinn Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Payne of Irvington are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Payne. Thomas E. Hawkins and M. H.

Packer wheeled to Port Jefferson this week, visiting friends at that village. Mrs. M. P. Kitchen of Orange, N.

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wllmot M. Overton. Miss Margaret Klsberger of New Roclielle N. was the guest of Miss Iola Gilbert tills week.

J. M. Adams of New York Is spending the season at the Staples cottage. Thomus J. Murphy has returned from a trip to Atlantic City, N.

J. Daniel Foley and family of Brooklyn are occupying the Charles SUen cottage for the summer. Mrs. Samuel Martin of New York has rented Frank Brown's cottage for August and September. A.

E. Arthur of Brooklyn has been visiting friends ln Bayport. Miss Llllte M. Arthur has been entertaining her cousin, Miss Myrtle Johnson of Brooklyn. L.

C. Beihzmvn, of Brooklyn theatrical fame, has been entertaining many city friends the past two weeks. Amityville. (ICagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) AmltyvUle, August 14 The weather of the week has been for the most part superb and as a result all sorts of outdoor amusements have been indulged ln. The young people have played golf or tennis, flailedl fished, bathed, and wheeled, and la the w.

ivetcnani, a. jf. loya jones. i. a.

ox, captain Halsey, Henry Rogers, William Elyard, S. F. Adams. John Memphis. Dr.

and Mrs. R. H. Da rbam, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Frank, W. II. Addams. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Richardson, S. H.

Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Winfield Ward. Leonard W. Young.

Louis R. Berg, W. E. Doremus, Edmund Alton, D. L.

Blyer, C. M. Envln, Mrs. U. A.

Burns. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Wilklns, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Miss Clauson and maid, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Burns, W. H.

Duff. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Clark, r.

and Mts. Sylvester J. Miss Edse. Miss Graham. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Edgyl, Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Proud foot, George Jackson, B. Doran Dr. Lyle and family.

Mrs. W. A. Hewitt and maid, Mr. and Mrs.

TvTliam Billon. J. A. Maxwell. Mr.

and Mrs. F. S. Osborn, H. A.

Slebrccht. Mrs. M. W. M.

WiiUams. Arthur M. Miller. R. L.

R.iflller, Charles D. Smith. A. B. Roader and family, J.

1. lork and cnar.es l' ai metra. Dr. C. C.

White. W. P. Smith, T. J.

Mc Chesney and family, Joseph Fansly and family, Charles A. Fuller and family. A. A. Alilnff and fami.y.

D. M. Owens, George S. Danle. and maid, Mrs.

BOackburn and maid, Thomas A. Baisdeil, On arles A. Haile and family. Edward Scheffer, R. S.

Peale and family, Louis Schwan, George W. Campbell. J. A. Hi" and family.

H. L. Blood cood. George W. Guernsey.

Mrs. H. I D. Rom lyne, Mr. and Mts.

Wells. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Manning, ilr.

and cooier. f. u. Havemeyer. Mrs.

W. A. Williams, George T. Davison. Mrs.

H. D. Howard and Wil'llam J. McCormack. Garden City.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Garden City, L. August 14 Among the arrivals at the Garden City Hotel during the week were the following: From New York City T. J. Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles L. Holmes, Charles George H. Jewett, O. Potter, C. Llvermore, Miss James, Mr.

and Mrs. Stether. Samuel Stether. James B. Hill.

Mrs. F. C. Hill. N.

Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wright. Mlnola Chandler.

II. L. Griggs, David K.eane. From Brooklyn Mrs. E.

Dougherty, Miss E. L. Alden, Miss IS. 1.. Putnam.

Miss M. C. Baker, P. N. Sproule, Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Tyler. From MassarKifiuu, L.

I. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Ormsbee, M. J. Ormshee. From Garden City, I. George L.

Cogswell. Pari3, France. Dr. J. Hure; London, England, Mrs.

Daniel Ambrose; Rye. N. Mrs. G. R.

Reed; Far Rockaway. L. Charles Campbell. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. iiach: Edgemere. L. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Elderd. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas MeAdam: Wave Crest, L. Victor A. Ambray Florence A. Warren; Flushing.

L. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wood. Arthur King wood; west bury.

L. E. Wlllard Roby; St. James, L. Devereux Emmet, A.

13. Hollins. C. L. Tap pin; Jersey City, N.

.1., Miss R. Lascell. NOTES. Mrs. A.

B. Purdy, accompanied by her daughter. Rertha, and the Misses Gillette of New York, are spending the rest of the summer In Canada. Mr. H.

Li. Griggs of New York, who has been spending some days Here, has engaged rooms at the hotel for the fall. Last week the Very Rev. Dean and Mrs. Cox left for Polnt a I'ic, Canada, where they propose Bpendir.g tne rest ot tne summer.

Mrs. Daniel Ambrose of Ixmdon, whose husband is an ix member of Parliament, was stopping In this village last week. Miss Edith Allen of Brooklyn has been spending the week with Miss Frances Doughty of this vll ktfce. Mrs. E.

J. Doughty of Brooklyn has been spending several weeks in tiiis cathedral town. Miss E. L. Alden of Brooklyn has Leen stopping ln this village for some time past.

Freeport. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Freeport, L. August 14 The summer sea son Is now at its height and nearly all the cottages, boarding houses and hotels are well filled with guests and the streets are alive with summer visitors. There has beon plenty ot social life at the WoodcleFt Inn during the past week. On Tnursuay some ol the note, guests participated In a moonlight sail.

They embarked in the steamer Eagle, at the mouth of the Woodcleft Canal and thence sailed to Point Lookout. Among those who participated in the event were: Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

W'nitehouse, Mr. Schenck, O. L. Cowlts. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Benedict and Miss Ruth Benedict, the Misses Addle and Laura Murr, Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Scofleld, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Whitlock. Mr. Spader, Miss Jennie Krautli, Ml. L.

Herring. Miss l.la. Schneider, Miss Marguerite Schneider, Edwin Cum, Miss Elizabeth Cowan, Miss Mary Schneider. Thomas Cowan. A.

W. Blakema n. Among the recent arrivals are Miss B. L. Church.

Jefferson Church. E. W. Merrill, Ethel Buker, William S. orman, Jny T.

Kr.echt. J. E. Jarvis. Wallace Sllnhee.

A. K. Bedell, D. 51. Bedell.

E. Hooper, Charles Holm, Miss A. T. Lane. Mrs.

Henry Meiser, D. Whltford. George Redman. Charles Spencer. P.

R. Goodwin, Miss Sarah A. Doremus, C. E. Russell, J.

Kramer and John Clark. Among the guests registered at the Crystal Lake Cottage are Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Williamson. Raymond Williamson, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas BlrdK all. D. O. Sprague.

Mrs. E. Frank Field, Miss L. Field, Miss Eva Lincoln. John Cave, Frank Cave.

Fred Cave, Mrs. A. R. Denning. NOTES.

William R. Williams, collector of the Fifth nistriot of New Jersey; Assemblyman George L. Smith and ex Aldermnn Parker of Newark, N. have been sojourning in this place. Mr.

and' Mrs. Oscar Welner and daughters, Florence and Irene of Newark. N. are the guests of Isaac Da Silva of this place. Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin Wright, who have been spending the summer at the Woodcleft Inn, are now stoppins: at Long Beach. John H. Halloway and family of Brooklyn ore spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Golder. Professor A. Johnson and family of Brooklyn are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Kimpton.

Mrs. Lizzie Landman of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. Hyman Schloss. Mr. and Mrs.

George Raynor of Brooklyn are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rltter and family of Brooklyn are spending the summer at Colonial Cottage, this place. Miss Nellie Smith of Long Island City is vlsltln relatives ana friends ln this" place.

er of New Orleans. The dancing was in the diningroom and the affair was oue of the pret tiest ever given at Sea Cliff. These are among the recent arrivals: Plaza Park Miss May Thrig, L. 3. Rofs, TO.

A. Crowell of Brooklyn; JJr. anl Mrs. J. Ji.

Campbell. John Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Miss Clementine Miss Annie Royelie, B. Felner. Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Kraussman. WiUhuu Calhoun, Miss Lemberger, Miss Christine Crear. Miss Lizzie Crear.

Miss Isabel Crear, William Crear, Mrs. M. A. Zepser, Daniel W. Blumentiial, Samuel Stern, Mrs.

J. Marburn, Mr. and Mts. J. Thompson, Percy C.

Ludlam, E. L. Cifford. E. J.

Watson of New York; Miss Nellie F. Miss Tesale Walsh, Miss May Sweeney of P.it erson, N. J. Miss Alice Judd. W.

p. Mackev. Edna K. Mackey of Knglf woori, N. W.

U. Melosh. iss Louise Wert her of Jerpoy City the Rev. W. H.

Cooley, Mrs. Coolcy, Miss Helen Cooley, lwig'ht Coolly, Miss Mary S. Ciry nf Chatham. N. Miss Elizabeth Cory of Minneapolis; Mrs.

S. H. Mullen and Miss A. L. Keegan of Ntw York.

Kltching Cottago Mr. and Mrs. Stringer, Mls Lulu Stringer, Miss Gertrude Stringer. Misn Ivlith Stringer, Mr. and Mrs.

Chries Is. ib dl, Oscar Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. R. n.

Ib.lnies, Rnburt Holmes. Miss Lillian Holmes. Clare nie tiolmt Mr. and Mrs. M.

Gerhard, Miss WInsluw. Brooklyn; the MIsse Burkhardt, Mrs. Haines, Mits Dennis of New York At the Harbor View Mr. nnd Mrs. M.

Marks and family, Mrs. W. E. Sheffer. A.

Johnson, II. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Iavidson, Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs.

Moore, H. E. Mr. and Mrs. Hearn.

Mrs. Kohre, Miss Minnie Kohrs, Mr. Kohrs of New York. Brunswick Miss Evelyn Donon. Miss McLean, Mr.

Johnson and family, the Baussiiuin. Mr. and Mra. Crane. C.

Hitch. Miss Prasco. Mr. Prusco, Miss Miles, Mrs. Mi.irf McDonald, Miss Witback, the Misses Walker.

Miss Lre of New York: Mr. and Mrs. Downing and family of New Jersey. Sea Cliff House W. B.

Loson. H. Brinken. Mr. and Mrs.

Sankln. Jerome V. Coombes, Miss A. E. Wooley, Mr.

Wooley. Miss S. E. Bru. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh L. Reply. Miss Catherine Begly, Robert Begly. Hugh BeKly.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder, S. W. Day.

Charles H. Huske, M. E. Bayllw. Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Grant of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

Agremortte, M. nitr, John J. Cluny. Mlsa Paine. F.

H. Rornaine, of New York Air. and Mrs. Raymond Babcock Bath Beach: Mrs. S.

B. Oronkhfit of Squill Orange Mr. and Mts. W. C.

Lang pit. Mr. an.l Mr. W. R.

JuIon of II lots Point. I. 1 1. L. Parker of Great Neck; L.

W. Parker of 'hi eago, and Mrs. L. H. Barker of Lat'ayc tte.

In 1. The Misses Hoffman nf New York are th guests of Miss Minnie Abesky. Mra. Clara Bader has returned to after spending two weeks with her f. Liber J.

M. Oldrln. These were the prize, winners at the Yacht Club Euchre on Thursday evening: Mr. C. W.

Barlow, Mrs. Jewsle T. Rinehart, Mrs. C. S.

Dunning. Mr. Ahlstrom, Mr. Dowd. and Mr.

George Kllng. The annual smoker of the Yacht Club will held on Saturday evening. th 21st. The members and their frlende are expected to turn oul In full force. The entertainment which i being arranged bv tiie guests at the Sa Cliff Hous, for the ir of the three ioo.il chunrht.

will ttih'r Monday evening, a.t nail. A very lir prwsramm Is promised. The members of the Oerman M. K. Church arranging for a musical i nt 'rtainnim.

to glvn at Wesley Hall, at an ilatp. The children of the German Sun. lay sch.Mi have thdr annual Ionic Wesley Hall on the afternoon of the ISth. Shelter Island. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Shelter Island, L.

August 14 At the Prosieet House are the following new arrivals: William Osborne, E. D. iUishnIl, M. Herman John Allan. Mra.

W. G. Harris, D. E. Hulk e' A.

Stoe, Robert Weber, Fr Keini, a. Hlndskpf! Charles Thompson, J. rge Klumnw, t.s:a B. Weber, Oeorge H. Klein, James HvThur! G.

E. Rlsenfeld, Nelson (Jrwn. M. Gunlln Plercy, F. A.

Smith. tK ori; F. Nelson, Mr. 'and Mrs. William B.

Kelley. William F. Crawford Mrs. W. W.

Waiker, H. H. nirUs, J. Dla. burn MilU Mrs.

Millar, Alexander T. Gardin P. J. HoIzd. rl r.

all of York; E. J. Heroes! E. Luck(nbuoh, R. li.

1 ynoh, Charles B. Giili' rt' L. J. Li wIh. C.

L. Ffibre, A. Baix lay, Frank E. 0'R ily, George B. Gail.vher.

E. uMd O. T. Warning. K.

B. Van ry, Carl W. T. Andprs jn, Geirrg J. BaHantlmi, o.

i Loesty, George Sirough, M. I). Waterman T. I touKb Fa 1 bert T. Beckwith, T.

IC. 1'eurs on, J. TuthlH Francis J. Harnett, Mlsa Barnctt. Miss Lucille Barnett, Mian Grace irton, Chark Buckley, Mr.

and Mrs. H. John.in, Mr. and Mrs H. Fuller, Guy Curleston, Raymond E.

Street Bay View House W. H. Thdrord, o. W. fp in rlgh.

both of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Ijotz, Harry W. Kennedy, 1 Vrcy Owen, r.

Mrs. W. M. Holmes. Mr.

and Mrs. Mryer, Mis Easton, John Marsh. Harry I'udamvs, Mrs. Clarke. F.

C. Filz. Mr. Klngsland. li.

A. rl.Hoti, George A. Faber, G. A. Chir I.

Thompson. Mr. and Mm. Charbn A. I Now York City; George A.

OIny, Coon, John J. Clancy, F. H. HalmJps, W. Wiggantb, Mrs.

Eliza Cadvnas. Geor II. G.u lagher. Frank E. O'Rlelly, Harry L.

Abvll, A. Zugalla, Mrs. ZugaUa. Wlnyan Cottage Clarence Jacobs, New York Walter A. Clapp and Margie Kolly, Brooklvn Mr.

and Mrs. S. B. StfHson, Boston. B.

Kensington, Springfield, Mann, ns. S. Warner. Kansas; Ir. E.

L. Rounds. Now York' Mr, and Mm. J. M.

Kans aw: Miss S. C. Lockwood. Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.

3. M. Redding. Brooklyn; James W. Uushinar.

W.v Jersey Andrew Morbon, New Jorst aiil H. Steele. Brooklyn. Manna nseUF. J.

Logan. G. S. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.

F. Suydam, L. J. Suydam, Jam en B. Leavy, W.

L. Wellington, Mis Ruth Wellington and maid, W. C. Doughty, William Berri, Charles D. Price, N.

L. Thayer, Mr. and Mra. F. Ammerman, Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Arnold. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenyon and tihUd. F. S. Sherry, Mrs.

W. H. Lyom, Mr. and Mn, M. T.

Lyons. Miss PoUfcrd, were enthusiastically received and every effort made to render their visit pleasant. On "Wednesday night a eaks walk by the colored people of the Brooklyn Hotel and those Irom some of the adjacent resorts, given at Pike's Pavilion, on the Great South Beach, attracted many visitors. The weekly bop at the Hotel Brooklyn still retains its popularity with the guests at the house. The other houses also have regular hops.

Among the guests at the different hotels are: Hotel Brooklyn H. A. Culver, F. W. Mitchell, Mrs.

A. J. Allen. C. M.

Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. D. Cary Horrick, Miss Helen 1.

Herriok, John M. Jones, Mies Bertha Herrick, Charles D. Ilerrick, J. L. White, Joseph Bttleman, Mrs.

C. H. Cart wright. William Cochran, Miaa E. C.

he isses Cooh ran Mr. an Mm An tl re A Smith. Miss Florence Smith, Mrs. S. A.

Starrett. Mrs. Joseph Donald, C. B. Taylor, Mrs.

Stctwm Leach, WiLson It. Smith, E. J. Scott, F. S.

Wetit brook, W. T. Thompson, S. II. Moore, T.

Hammond, C. W. Martin, Mr. and Mns. George T.

Owems, J. F. Millr, G. A. Clarke.

Miss Louise Owens, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. W. H. Clarke.

Mrs. W. A. Hull, G. B.

Garrett, F. W. Stevens, Mr. and Mr. It.

A. Webber. Mrs. It. H.

lnnc rma, Mr. and MrB. W. J. Atwater.

Mrs. F. T. Maloney, Mr. and Mrs.

Rath bone and child, S. B. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Hallock, F. L. Harris, J.

H. Stopjian, Miss Porter, F. A. Miller, Mrs. S.

F. Porter, John H. Curran, J. H. Best, W.

W. How land, IeWitt Bailey, W. K. Barton V. H.

Duff. Mra. U. R. Van Nostrand, D.

W. CAven, Mr. and Mrs A. F. Thain, E.

Sniffy, Thomas B. Jonv, Mrs. G. O. Rudnlphy, Mrs.

F. R. Ration, Mr. and Mrs. V.

Wcxxi, K. L. Gardtll. J. J.

Keyea, C. J. Knothe, Oeorge A. Bills. eore J.

Bourks, Mrs, W. Kurd, H. II. Kingwley, Master George Wingman, Oscar V. Foley, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wlngman, Mies Beatrice Clark, Miss Tilly Hlp plnHteln, J. Scheldt, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J.

Mo x. Hotel Grlflin F. F. Ruland, Robert Pelletreau, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Atwater, William E. Mc Galey, W. L.

Bus'bey, F. Wiman, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Linton, Gorge W. Jacknon, R.

Mln den, S. G. Best, E. A. Lawson.

L. H. Greenland. T. O.

Bell, Dt. S. Blume. P. Gessneiva, E.

Rob bins, L. G. Wentbennis, G. Danny, J. C.

Knaup, Miss Kitchen, L. D. Reves. G. A.

Duwson, G. C. Bodlne, E. Greenbelle, W. B.

Robbins, E. Ueiar. Mrs. IXdar, Eugene Smith, W. C.

Gibson, C. A. Woodward, E. P. Underwood, MUs C.

E. Roberts, W. E. Davis, L. M.

Lawson, Frank Weber, L. H. Koemer. E. Blume, W.

II. RuHina, A. Lockmore. L. J.

Corturtgat. C. E. Dunham, R. II.

Chalmers, E. P. Vernon. W. B.

Morley, L. E. Clark, Paul Armstrong, Everett Burns, George W. Jackson, Thomas Paush, J. Wesley Earle, F.

B. Griffin, F. F. Vanderveer, V. H.

Camerden and R. S. Beatty. NORTH SHORE RESORTS. Greenport (Easle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Greenport, L.

August 14 This resort is just at present alive with visitors and fishing, bathing, cycling, rowing, crabbing and driv ing are the outdoor amusements. The following are among the week's arrivals: Greenport House S. H. McLaughlin, W. Campion, James J.

Mulligan, and Charles Godler, all of Jamaica, 1. It. K. Bruen, George B. Ferenletz, E.

Coop. Ida A. Straubel, Charlus F. Wilson, all of Bruukiyn; H. B.

Juneu, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Seynnre, E. M.

Harrison, John P. Norton, H. W. Simms and M. Mendelson.

all of New York City; James Hough and MrB. George W. Conklin of l'atehogue, L. Joseph Pat of Hoboken, N. Harry White, Salt Lake City; Charles Tiernan.

Lake Agawam; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Doxe, Isllp, L. F.

C. Cross, Boston, Musk. H. W. Backus, Jersey City.

N. W. j. yori Blumen berg, St. Louis, J.

Gillen, Bruoklyn; K. Jackson, Riverhqad; Hourie J. J. Keough, Mirs. J.

C. Keougn W. W. Wann, James Knox, Grace H. Cooper John G.

Wea. Mr. and Mrs. a. B.

Eidredtfe Prank L. Dalley, J. G. Tuthill, Lewis Puraon, Miss Gairrtner, Miss A. M.

Gardner, Mr. a.ni Mrs. Shotnell, W. H. Shotnell, aU of Brooklyn Joseph M.

Belfonl, Riverhead II. n. Horaan, B. Mendall, Mr. and Mra.

A. Rapp, Miss Brandes. Edwin H. woK, F. A.

W. Huntington, J. J. Conklln, Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Bert, MLss Bert, Mr. A. Calhoun, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Goater, Miss Beall, Coi mdius K. Moore, Dr. W. P.

Wllkins, W. Callahan, W. C. Mann. E.

L. Auchampugh. C. N. Wayland, C.

G. HtuniUon. ai; of Sew York I City; Mirs. K. Balnbrl Je, Miss Burns, Miss i.

uurrm or jamesport, j. (ieo rge A. Grlflin, Water Mill, L. W. R.

Jefferson, Riverhead, L. I. L. P. RMer, Smlthtuwn.

L. I. S. W. ShaUer, Irvington.

A. R. ShaKer, Irvington W. A. Cooper, New Brunswick.

N. Murdook, virk. N. K. O.

Chas Newark. N. R. A. Lubbock, George M.

Thomas, W. C. Lane of New London. E. 3.

Wade, New Haven, A. Palmer, Eafli Orange, N. Mrs. W. W.

Sprague. Smlthtown. L. Mrs. Ch ftirles Sped kJc Rick vi He On ter, L.

I. L. Ij." NVrthup, Bellows Falls, and Mrs. 11. 11.

Couk of cutter Ixipwlng. Wyandank Hotel G. II. Burling, MHss Maud Burling, I. L.

Bunling, S. B. Bonntdl. M. Johnson GanVble, Mr.

and Mrs. V. F. Potter, Edwtard Luckeirbaoh, John W. Wdbb.

James F. Aliert, William Waterman, George Stuart, yacht Wnm ta, Now York city; Caleb Hurt. Joseph E. Sc.hl!ow. Harry A.

J. Kia.mv. RmVaTnHn Williams, W. N. Howard, Massachusetts: Charlea i'orney.

rtttnani btreet; Mirj Annie M. Porter nd Helen M. Porter. Willuunantlc. Mr.

and 'Mrs. B. Barries. Rochester, N. Y.

Miss Mll dr Walker. Cheshire, Conn. Caroline Bat ties smith, Geneva, N. M. P.

Walker. Hoboken. N. J. W.

Walker. New York; W. W. Walker and A. 6.

Walker of Cheshire. Mrs. J. B. Ackley, Gal Ferry.

Conn. A. alhoun, F. Hatolrln, J. Coflln, J.

A. Brennan, D. R. HeTrick M. Olarch.

M. MendelKon M. ntv Ganger, C. V. Gentry.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Mat chlke, Mr. and Mirs.

W. E. Flli. 8. J.

Granatn, E. K. AuUn, C. B. Austin, W.

W. Phillip J. iBrennan. Sdlward IT. rna vuia tt rwb X).

P. Herrick Mr. And Mra. Dr. Jdhn WICllam A.

Bryce, Master Char.es L. Bryce, Miss Marie Bryce, Master Joseph Bryce and maid, Mr. and ilrs. John Stewart, Miss Charlotte E. Stewart, Master Walter L.

Stewart, R. A. Stewart, all of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley, Miss Gertrude Riley, Miss A.

C. Riley, Master Joseph Riley, New York City; C. D. King. H.

J. King, Miss Cora King, Mrs. Charles Berins, J. F. MaGee, Master Eugene MaGee and nurse.

Postmaster Andrew T. Sullivan. Mrs. Andrew T. Sullivan, Miss Anna Sul Miss Marguerite Sullivan, Miss Nana Sullivan, Miss Anna Kurvan ough, Charles Boptwlck, Mr.

and Mrs. John Brennan. Miss Agnes M. Brennan, Miss Frances F. Brennan, Miss Anna E.

P.rwnnan, Frank L. Brower. Mr. and Mrs. William FinkeE, all of Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. S. S. Randell. Leslie Randell, Miss Mary K.

Fairbanks, Miss Sarah Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stroud, Miss Florence Stroud.

Miss Helen Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. John Ewlng, Miss Marguerite Ewlng, Miss Mabef. Ewlng.William J. McEvoy.

Miss NeUie Meislohm, Miss Genevieve Roche, Miss Jeanette Jaraky, Miss Rosa Rolller. Mr. and Mrs. E. Frier.

Mies Pauline Frier. Miss B. Frier, Miss E. Frier. Miss L.

C. Stennhageur. George Ashby, all of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brlgham, Master Arthur Brlgham, Captain and Mrs.

J. W. Brown. Miss Hattle Brown, Jersey City. Hotel Elmore R.

G. Brown, E. S. Brown, Miss Brown. Gerald D.

Brosseau, Mron Townsend, F. Gewmey, M. T. Willis, Mrs. E.

H. Day, Mrs. H. L. Tracy.

Miss Tracy, F. S. Barrett. John M. Aiverez, all of New York City; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles D. Spence. Charles D. Spence.

Jr. J. Edward Swanstrom, R. D. Brooks, George A.

Wykes. Mr. and Mrs. Almet Jenks. Dr.

Alfred Drew Seaver. Mr. and Mrs. D. Graff, Miss Helen Graff, Miss Lucy Graff.

Miss Mario Graff. Fred Graff, Hawla Vernon, Fred Curtis, Albert Curtis, R. A. McBrlde, J. Whitehouse.

H. M. Husted, Mrs. G. R.

Cutter, Miss E. Cutter, Miss H. Cutter, Miss S. N. Johnson.

Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Miss Susie Taylor, Sidney Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Whltehouse. Mrs. Harrison Palmer.

Mrs. David Short Knapp. Mi's. Walter D. Johneon.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Alvarez, Miss Julie Alvarez, 'Miss Ramona Alvarez. Miss Ynas Alvarez, Mr.

and Mrs. John Peyser, Miss Louise Peyser. J. C. Peyser.

Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gardanhire.

Miss Helen Gardanhlre, Miss Marie Gardnnhtre, Samuel Gardanhlre, Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Qulmby. all of Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. Newton Williams, Hobert Williams, Hawla Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Swanstrom, Miss Swanstrom, all of New York City; Mr. and Mrs.

Poor, Niaw Haven; Mrs. George Ennls, Troy, N. Y. Charles B. Summit, N.

J. Davis Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Clarke.

Miss adellne Clarke, Muster Milton Clarke. Mrs. Farnell. Miss Farnell, Mr. Farnell all of Brooklyn: Dr.

and Mrs. Stella. Miss Stella and maid, of Plainfleld, N. J. Mr.

Raymond Martinez. Y. Houstrater, Mrs. Renwlcks, the three Misses Renwick, Mr. Armstrong, all of New York City.

Foster House Mr. A. T. Nye. Mr.

William W. Nve. Harry Prltz. Mrs. A.

Liberati, Miss Spearanza Liberati. Mr. illlam Locke. Mr. and Mrs.

Ellsha Fenn, Albert Fenn. Mr. James Hauf. Eleanor McCarthy all of New York City; Fred C. Biemer.

ueorge j. iougmss, August ijoescn, John Thlade. Herman Wandeler all of Brooklyn: George R. McSwash and maid, Oshkosh, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cox. D. B.

Runes, E. F. Raynor, S. L. Raynor of Freeport, L.

I. Robert F. Leonard, Jamaica. Dane House Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Owen, Miss Mary Owen, MrH. i nomas Marshall. Miss Maud Marshall, Louis B. Hubbard, Miss Mary it. Lunt.

Mr. and Mrs. David Pettlgrew. Miss Helen A. ttigrew, Miss Gertrude A.

F'ettlgrew, New York: Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Holmes.

Miss Elizabeth Holmes, Miss Marlon Holmes, East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Taylor, L. S.

Taylor, R. L. Taylor. Miss Grace M. D.

Hallam, Brooklyn: Mrs. H. B. Waldby. Miss Bessie Waldby, Miss Fanny Waldby.

Miss Marjorie Waldby, Adrian, Mrs. Jennie M. Broom. Thomas D. Broom.

Springfield. Miss Helen Mahood, Walter Whitney. Louis H. Emerson. Miss Mamie Collins, Miss Marie Nolan, Mrs.

F. G. Wiltshire, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Veltch, Miss Mabel Veltch, Mrs. L. Van Houten, Clarence Houten, all of Brooklyn. Rogers House Mr.

and Mrs. William Cruger Cushman, six children and maid. Miss Ioulso Savage, Summit, N. J. J.

S. Bangham, Pater son. N. J. Charles Fogg.

Portchester. N. Y. Mrs. W.

V. A. Pike, Miss Lottie Pike. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Colwell. Ross Smith, all of New York City: Roscoo Hazelwood. Brooklyn Miss Lottie Blackslle. the Rev.

J. H. Newark Val ley, N. Y. Baldwins.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Baldwins, August 14 There has been plenty of social life at this place during the past week. Mlllburn Hall has had a larco number of guests. Among those now there are the following: Mr. and Mrs. lid ward C.

Williams of Brooklyn' V'illlam Whitbeck. Stella. Whltbe. nn.l vti 'n' bie A. Cook of Brooklyn; Lee Field Whkbeck of Cooperstown.

N. Jose Garcia inrK Teresa II. de Garcia, Mrs. Belen Garcia, Horai 'o Garcia, Miss Maria Teresa Garcia. Monten.

Ml'ea Kanca Garcia Monies, Miss G'frlna Garcia Mome jat.to. auklea, wtt.rciti tavo Garcia Montes. Jose Garcia M.mroa viJO Garcia Montes, Mme. Trinidad Sanchez, Miss Eleana. Lamar of Mexico: Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Rhciner, Miss Elsa Ioulae Rhelner Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fleming and Bdw.ird Flemrmf of New York: Ml.i MaHI, Miss Angelina Venecia, Mrs.

C. T. Venecia wTl' iam Wal'I, Manuel F. Cuervo, the Misses Elvlr'o Cuervo, Mad.j.lena Cuervo. Rosalia Cuervo, Man uel i.uffivu, ji r.iu.

Cuervo, Cuervo of Brooklyn: Professor R. E. De Mm. rt E. De 3trfanl Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Winchester of Brooklyn. NOTES. Summer viBttore reoont thmt tn Snv vt tnm i nIMve wirfih crabs, the oatAhn rutin 'been known for years. auss j.

after apendinc a dIUrtitful.