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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK'. SUNDAY. JULY 7. 1907.

ne 4m celebrated ijionously at All wellknown Retreats. ENJOYING LIFE JULY'S CONTINGENT IN PENNSYLVANIA HILLS JERSEY COAST RESORTS ARE ALL ILL FILLED This retreat is almost an outdoor cafe. It is surrounded with grapevines and shrubbery, and there is an ingenious electric lighting arrangement by which the illumination from the grapes themselves. On Thursday the guests of the Hotel Columbia accepted In a body an Invitation from the Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Smith were recent visitors from Brooklyn at the Forest House. Misa E. Ssnds of Manhattan is a guest at the Forest House for a part of the summer season.

Mr. and Mrs. George Vail of Brooklyn are at the Forest House for their third season. Among the Manhattan guests are: Arthur Reese, the Misses Rellly. C.

Hamburger. Mr. and Mrs. H. P.

Klepe of Newark. AT STROUDSBURO. OFF NEW LONDON IT of the the Belmar acht Club to attend the Fourth of July rates. The roach Nimrod. which 'harks K.

Fownes, the well-known whip, is running fmrn the Columbia to the Ross-Fen ton farm on Deal Lake, was chartered last evening by C. V. Schumann. Occupying the place of first importance among the social entertainments of the week was the Fourth of July ball at the Hotel Co. lumbla.

Both before and after thp first part of the dance programme pyroterhntra) displays were given by the hotel management Special Observance Fourth at All of Resorts. Take the Place of Yacht Fleet Which Witnessed the Yale-Harvard Races. Hotels Report Biggest Crowds of Many Years on Independence Day. Upper St. Lawrencs Region At tracts Hundreds of Visitors at This Time.

D. Sloane. Jasper Boyne. E. F.

Bateaon, William A. Wolff. Horace Green. r. Meredith Bleyden, R.

T. Crane, Mra. Ward McAllister, H. H. McAllister.

J. E. Henna-son. Robert V. McKlm.

Mrs. George C. Wilde. Miss Mary Wilde. Albert McKlm.

Mra. E. B. Finch. Edith Finch, of Manhattan.

George Lewis, John Tyler, William M. Wort. Benjamin F. Smith. Miss Beatrice B.

Ayer, David LeBreton. Miss Katherlne Ayrer, Miss Elizabeth I-. Dunn. Kaulr McKee. Frederick Ayer.

Charlotte Blelster, Orval Red-dig. W. Williams. H. Williams, Francis H.

Burrage, George B. Mlnson, George M. Beats, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.

Smith. W. H. Schwartz, Stephen W. Sleeper.

John W. Dunlop. Georee B. Morrison. Mrs.

Frederick Ayer, M. H. Eaton, A. L. Aggaasiz, M.

Aggasslz. Hugh Whitney. Guy Hutchinson. G. G.

Anvory, W. A. Brook, G. L. Perkins, J.

P. Lane. R. M. H.

Harper, G. West. Iceland Harrison, George Tyson, Miss Whitman, W. Clarence Lidge, W. H.

Simpson. C. E. Burrage. Robert W.

Huntington. Roger O. Burton. Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Leavltt, W. H. Simpson and Augustus H.

Grev, Boston. Mrs. A. G. Thierry, D.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, W. E. TucKerman, Washington.

From other cities: Mr. and Mrs. Albert God-chain and Misa Alma Zodlag, New Orleans; B. Whitney, Cambridge; J. L.

Carbrent. Herbert M. Cord and D. L. Plckman, Greenwich: Mr.

and Mrs. Albert H. Wolfe. Miss out on the beach in front of the hostelry. ine Meirose inn is entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. Taylor. J. H. Stevenson and J.

M. Kol- MANY BROOKLYN VISITORS. ON CONNECTICUT'S SHORE. PLENTY OF SOCIAL LIFE. THE MOTOR BOAT RACING.

kett of New York, and Miss Edna McCabe. Miss C. S. McCabe and Master E. McCabe of Phenomenal Rush to Old Resort to Spend the Holiday.

Stroudsburg, July 6 The rush of summer visitors to the old resort center to spend the Fourth was phenomenal. It was expected that many would come out tor the rest and quiet of the Fourth, as observed here, but the hotels were filled with guests that have arrived for the season. To accommodate these and the usual rush of the day gave the resort the busiest time It has had In many summers. Many of the resorts have their full complement of guests, and others are filling dally. The months of July and August promise to be the beat that the Hotels Near Rhode Island Line Are Filled With Summer Visitors.

Picturesque Surrounding Country and Productive Streams the Attractions. Rejuvenation of Long Branch Services ac Ocean Grove Hotel Festivities. Many Brooklynites Registered at Ex treme Northern New York Resorts. BrooKiyn. New Yorkers at the Belmar Tnn include Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Foley and child, Herman Robinson. C.

Barker Freeborn and Mrs Thomas Hicks, and from Brooklyn at this hotel are registered Mrs. F. H. Kerfoot and Miss Nellie Kerfoot. The register at the Colorado beam the signatures of Fred J.

Mayer, Wlliarn H. Bron-ner, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Van Roulle, B.

Van Roulle, Arthur Van Roulle, Miss Theresa Van Roulle, Miss Adele Van Roulle and Joseph Levin of New York. I Agnes N. Wolfe. Miss Bertha J. Wolfe.

Walter Mount I'ocono, July The summer sea New London, July 6 The large fleet of B. W. Wolfe and H. M. Pitman, proviaence; Stewart Patterson.

Mr. and Mra. Russell Tyson. Miss Margaret Hunt, John Carpenter, Mrs. Hubbard Carpenter.

Gaylor Thomas and A. Conro Ferro of Chicago; J. O. Hoffman and W. T.

Godfrey of Philadelphia; Charless Ell- son began with the Fourth. This was the yachts in port for the Yale-Harvard re region has ever enjoyed. Located at the NeDtune are Mr. and Mrs. Outdoor sports were the order of the largest in the history of the resort.

The practice of leaving the city, with Its J. J. Donley, T. W. Dooley and T.

Hume of isew YijrK, ana Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Master- Independence Day throng.

The hotels had son and Ulster L. G. Maaterson of Broklya. crowd and Its noise, for the mountain tennis matches galore, and the country club links were the scene of the meet OCEAN GROVE JAMMED. with its rest and ita quiet, but well advised celebration of the day has grown Ing of many old golf rivals, and many were the unsettled titles that were be into great favor within the last few years stowed on the golfer with the steady gatta had steamed out of port but a few hours when the midshipman's practice squadron, under command of Commodore Captain H.

T. Howard, arrived from New York and came to anchor at the mouth of the harbor, midway from the Grlswold and Pequot houses. The squadron, which has A large number of midshipmen on board, is composed of the first class cruiser Olympla, Admiral Dewey's flagship at the Battle of Manila, and the monitors Florida, Arkansas and Nevada. Governor Stokes the Central Figure The autos and carriages were lined up swing. The links are In better condition than ever before, the members hartng Asbury Park, July 6 A tremendous crowd of people has been in town all the week.

When the Fourth had passed there was no great exodus and as this morning's trains brought more thousands, the problem of where to put the people is becoming almost serious. Experience, however, shows that there will be a let-up in the resort's patronage within a week, slightly noticeable until the August rush begins. This has been a season of marked hotel festivities. The leading houses all held Fourth of July balls and at most of them informal dancing has been in progress each night, In addition to other social amusements, conducted by the master of ceremonies. Mayor Charles A.

Atkins, in his big Ocean Hotel, has been entertaining almost Us full quota of guests for some of the Celebration on the Fourth. at the station from the first train la the morning until the last one at night for the two days preceding the Fourth, to be doubled the number of keepers that are on the links to keep the greens In perfect condition at all tlms. filled from the Incoming trains and car rled away to the hotels, where there had Frontenao, N. July 6 This resort is enjoying good attendance from visitors to the beautiful upper St. Lawrence River, and hag heavy bookings for the rest of the season.

The annual meeting of the International Association of Accident Underwriters will be held at Hotel Frontenac from July 9 to 12, and over 25(1 are expected to attend. During their session here a golf and tennis tournament will be held, and also a water carnival. The motor boat season opened up last Monday, at Gananoque, in the Canadian Channel of the St. Lawrence, when several boating events were run off during the Dominion Day celebration. Many local craft were entered for a preliminary try-out, prior to the Frontenac Yacht Club events and the races to follow at Alexandria Bay and Chippewa.

The Murray Hill Hotel on Murray Isle is now open and catering to select summer business trom various parts of the United States. This popular hostelry Is located at the second steamer stop after leaving Clayton and Is across from Hotel Frontenac. which is one of the show places of the rlvef. Brooklynites recently registered at the Frontenac Include Mr. and Mra.

S. B. Jadwln and Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Ziegler. who usually spend their summers at thl9 pleasant resort. D. X.

Gay and Mrs. R. D. Terry of Glen been steady preparation for their coming The bass hall games of the Blue Mountain league teams drew the largest crowd In the history of the athletic association. Tha team from the rvaort and the one from Nazareth Ocean Grove, N.

July 6 A crowd almost as dense as that of camp-meeting time congregated this week In Ocean Grove. The Fourth of July period Is al The ships will make this port their head for days. This feature of finding every wood, Mr. calohan, Annapolis; Lewis nan-cock. Austin, Texas; Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Marsh, Newport; John V. Rice, Borden-town, N.

J. Mrs. E. Benjamin Ramsdell of Convent avenue and J. Von Gordon Seefeld and family of Manhattan have arrived and taken cottages in the Pequot colony for the season.

Mrs. William Howard and family of Washington avenue. Brooklyn, are occupying cot-alge 8 in the Pequot colony. Mrs. Wrard McAllister and her son, H.

H. McAllister, have also taken up their residence for the summer at the Pequot. The auxiliary schooner yacht Monlmia. George McK. Brown.

N. T. Y. has Just returned from a swordflshing trip off Block Island. The Monimias owner has had exceptionally good luck, as the big fish are scarce thta season.

Several yachting parties were ashore the past week and dined at the Pequot House, among them Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hegeman and Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Rogers, from the steam yacht Evelyn; Mr, and Mrs. R. J.

Leavltt of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Skinner of New Haven, MIbs Kate Parsons of Morrlstown, N.

Clifford McClellan and W. H. Simpson, from the schooner yacht Redskin III. which has Just returned from Jamestown; Mrs. Converse D.

Marsh and Mrs. Erwln Wardman, from schooner yacht Rosemary; Albert C. Bostwlck. J. Dubara Wright and Arteinus Holmes on steam yacht The thing in readiness for their entertain quarters for several days, only being ment was very pleasing to the guests.

absent at short intervals to allow the middies practice. ways a more or less favored one as the There was sierlal observance at all of the were tied for the first place In the league and the greatest Interest prevailed throughout both the morning and afternoon game. Hundreds of guests from the Water Oap hotels who knew the class of bsll played by these teams took advantage of the new trolley line to run up to. the games, They w-ere thua able to attend and still be present at the hotsls for the functions that came later In the day. The road will be a areat starting point for vacations from business.

Many hundreds of recreatlonlats who are employed all summer are now hotels, but that at the Montanesca set a new psce for the hotels of Mount Poeono. Mr. Ivlann spared no expense In making the day the greatest In the history of the resort. Ths grounds were esfteilally Illuminated for the occasion and were set with colorsd lights, which burned continuously during the evening. The Interior of the hotel was decorated tastefully and every room suggested aorne feature of Independence observance.

The dining room was the part of the lions which received most Lata arrivals at Hotel Grlswold: Mr. and Mrs. John P. Holllngshead, Miss Ethel Hol-Ungahead, Mr. and Mrs.

Lancaster Morgan and Miss Helen Morgan. Mrs. J. Htuart White, Mrs. William Katon, Mies Bacon, Miss Mattle Sheridan, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Palmer, Mrs. M. J.

Purdy, Miss Qladys Sheldon and Misa Violet Sheldon. R. M. Rills, Mr. and Mrs.

George Law Davidson. Misa Lillian L. Davidson, Master Charles Davidson, Mr. and 3rs. Silas Wodell and Miss Katherlne Wodell, convenience to the two resorts, beside furnishing on of the most delightful Hoes In the state.

The Prospect House In East Stroudsburg baa nearly Its full complement of guests for the season. This fs one of the most popular resorts In the region and under the management of Mrs. Dearr eontlnuee eacu ear to give more Dlesslnr entertainment end' nc- Cove, L.I., are also at Hotel Frontenac. Mr, and Mrs. J.

Edward Swanstrom and son of Brooklyn, and Milton G. Wiggins of Patch- attention It was one land of emblematic decoration from tshle to celling. Tha globe and chandeliers were so draped and covered as to govern 'he light shed from the globes. The national colors were shed by lhs light alternately. The arrangement was representative of the different emblems nf the nation.

Mr. and Mra. George P. Cotton. Mra.

D. M. Morrison, Putnam M. Morrison, Mrs. Marietta Mastlck, Mrs.

M. McAneny, Mr. and Mra. W. N.

Cralne. Mrs. Henry W. Taft. Misa Taft and Miss Shannaha, Mra.

H. F. Downing and the Misses Hicks. Mra. Thomas ogue, L.

1., are also registered here. J. Friend ami family of Pittsburg, Walter Dut-yea, Manhattan, and Mr. and Mrs. Elihu B.

here for their two or three weeks outing. The boarding house people are reaping a harvest and the hotels, even the large have scarcely any room to offer. Governor Stokes of New Jersey, with several other notables, engaged papular attention Thursday at the Auditorium, where the Fourth of July was celebrated in usual Ocean Grove style. There was plenty of noise, but not of gunpowder. The good Methodists gathered to Jhe number of 8,000 and shouted patriotic prayers and hymns with equal fervor.

The oration of the day was given by Dr. George Edward Reed, president of Dickson College, and T. NeUon Lilla-gore of Ocean Grove, a member of the New Jersey State Assembly, read the Declaration of Independence. There was The large crowd at the Pocono Mountain B. Van Buren, Miss Clarlsla Plerson, C.

E. Allison, Mr. and Mrs, John Jurgenson and daughter. Mrs. K.

L. Major. Mrs. M. C.

Frost of Manhattan have arrived at Frontenac. On Sunday, July 14, the Rev. A. H. C.

Morse, pastor of the Strong Place Baptist Limited. One of the most conspicuous summer residences In the Pequot colony on "race day" was the Elm. Cjlonel and Mrs. A. C.

Tyler's beautiful villa, overlooking the New York Yacht Club station. A mammoth Yale flag adorned the center of the spacious veranda and the banner was frequently saluted by many of the steam yachta that passed up and down the harbor during the day. At the Pequot chapel Sunday, the Rt. Rev. Chauncey B.

Brewster, D.D., bishop of the Diocese of Connecticut, officiated. A hop was tendered Saturday evening to the officers and midshipmen from the prac weeks. The house has a splendid following. The arrival of a master of ceremonies here recently was the signal for commencement of a daily round of hotel social events, and the house has become the headquarters for the select of the younger set. A cotillon is projected for the latter part of July.

Among the guests who will be seen upon the floor at the dress hop to-night are Miss Mary Smith, Miss Marie Brakoman. Miss Bessie K1I-gour, Miss Bessie Oves, Miss Ellen Parker, Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Clara Heverin, Miss Priscllla Heverin, Miss Lena Zeigler, Miss Anna Zeigler and Miss Bertha Atkins. The Berwin, Asbury Park. New Jersey, is well filled with summer guests and Has a large booking for July and August. The advantage of situation, corner Fourth avenue and Bergh street, in the most fashionable quarter of the town, three minutes walk from the New Arcade and famous Ocean promenade, are evident at a first glance upon arrival.

The appointments are first class and include good elevator service directly to 'street level, and rooms en suite with pri rommodatlon. This season the cuisine has wcelved special attention and the purpuse of the management Is to make It the. best In Its history of twentv-flv seasons Miss Kdlth Burtls of Brooklyn Is leading In the tennis mutches at the Highland Dell. Lata arrivals at the Highland Inn are F. Hansford.

Miss Mary B. Harvev, Miss Sarah Harvey. A Boyd Harvey. W. B.

Klin- House spent a restful day. The nark and the trout preserves were objects of Interest. The lower one of the two preserves Is on the edge of the wood and Is supplied with summer houses and a rustic bridle of unlooe dentin. Hagerty, John Lunlng. Hamilton Fish, Howard P.

tsweetser. Airs. W. li: Hanis and Misa Hanis, Mr. and Mra.

Frank Brafnard, Church. Brooklyn, will preach at the regular services In the Park Auditorium. A moving picture show opened here this bal week to remain all season. This is a new feature of Park life. The board of trustees is ana Mrs.

j. a. Kawson. Mr. and Mrs A Beck, Misa Campion and These were suitably arranged for the use nf the guests, who made up parties for the day.

The spot Is an Ideal one and la not without Its share of appreciation from the summer people who have the opportunity of enjoying It. The Ontw-ood was all entertainment from the break of day to the clone of the Indeoend.nce Mra. Harris Ely Adrlance, Miss Anna H. Fitch. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Bruff. N.

W. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Poole, G.

Beekman Hoppln, Theodore Hiser, Robert I. Slzer, Robert B. Meyer, John J. Thomson, K. Bertran.

Miss E. Bertran. Mrs E. Alex also placing new water hydrants throughout Miss Alice r. Sullivan this resort for nre protection.

Heretofore no Mr. and Mrs Cramntnn nf RmnltK-n tice squadron at anchor In the harbor by Mrs. William H. Hager. wife of Proprietor Hager of the Pequot House.

Several young are at Churlelgh Inn for tha summer ander, 17. D. Lowrle. Miss C. L.

Hamerslcy, Mr. and Mrs T. ltAi women from the Pequot, Eastern Point and Goshen colonies, and also some of this city's belles, were In attendance. O. Hamersley, Winthrop Kean, Robert B.

Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dixon, C.

Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hooklns Smith.

Ir. of Brooklyn are spending tha summer lea-on at tha Manlehurst. some fine singing of patriotic airs by Jeannette Bullock Williams. Tali Esen Morgan had his festival choir well represented, too, and with this organization leading In such songs as "The Star Spangled Banner," the many thousands assembled raised their voices until they Tha Misses Mrv an A DiHk u. Mlssea Canby and Page, Mrs.

E. Trowbridge ALONG THE FULTON CHAIN. enjoying tha drives at tha Maple- nan, ansa Han. Miss Sonntagg, Mr. and Mra.

Charles Glass, Miss Dorothy Glass, Miss Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. S. Pattershall.

Frank Mrs. J. P. MeKlnnev Ir nnnuu, t. lin Remington.

F. H. Cabot, Mr. and Mrs. ira noi montna at the Prospect A Hrooklvn nsi-tv at vr.

G. R. Mosls, Master G. R. Mosle.

Miss Janet Fish, Louis Clark, E. T. Irwin, R. D. Pruyn C.

Myer. W. T. Hunnewell and Miss celebration. Mrs.

Dunlop, the musician and entertainer for the season, ha arrived and took hold of the entertainment of the guests. Progressive card parties were In the lead during the day. A number of the guests took part In the bowling contest on the alleys of the Meadowslde. The house wa cleared for a dance In the evening, and If the Drat was any criterion of what Is In store for the summer the young people will And themselves most fortunate. The Mount Pleasant House entertained a number of automobile parties during the week which gave added life In the house before the coming of the holiday rush.

The dames were especially enjoyable, the orchestra for the house being on hand to furnish the best of music. Mr. Iech. the manager, la alwavs on the alert to do anything that will add to the entertainment of the guests of his house Manhattan guests at the Montanesca are Mr. and Mrs.

A. Hart Cromwell, James Tramps Through the Woods a Favorite Pastime for Sojourners. Recent Arrivals. Charlaa H. Hewlett and r.

3. Lee n-risi Mrr and family of Hunnewell, Mrs. G. Whitney. Mrs.

C. Bearne, Mrs E. D. Jones, C. O.

Branch. W. W. Brainard, the Misses Morrison. T.

M. Turner, H. C. Pierce, C. L.

Burke, Mrs. Arthur Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Mar- "i me Mapie nurst for the, tun AT ATLANTIC CITY.

quand. Mrs. 'i nomas Thacher and the Misses Thacher, Miss Ethel Renwick, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Clifford Richardson, Bayard S. Lltch- adequate system for fighting a possible conflagration has existed.

Mrs. W. E. F. Harman and granddaughter.

Miss Ruth Harman, of St. Mark's avenue, Brooklyn, have arrived at their cottage here-for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan, Miss Anna D.

Palmer, Andrew E. Hegenaud and Mrs. B. Pelrson of Brooklyn are sojourning at Hotel Columbian. Two hundred and fifty members of a Hen-drlckson tourist party arrived at the Columbian Hotol here last Tuesday for a few days sojourn and visit among the Thousand Islands.

Miss Anna V. McGloney. Mtss Agnes M. Loughart. Miss Clara Dunne.

Miss Grapa Dunne, T. McManus. D. Fishground. W.

L. Fishground. E. A. Beaumel.

J. F. Lehrfeld. 8. B.

Harris, D. F. Bradshaw, Miss Emma Keller, Mr. and Mrs. George Gonn.

Miss Ssdls Gonn. Miss Martha Langstaff. Miss Agnes E. O'Malley and Miss Jeannette Lynch of Brooklyn are registered this week at the Wellesley Hotel. At Clayton this week are the following; Brooklynites: Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Edwards. J.

F. Whlteneur, W. C. Amback, Arthur Worthlngton and Miss Mildred McFarlane. Misses Clarla L.

Shelsky and Kathryn I. Shelsky of Elmhurst, L. are stopping at the Wollesley Hotel. A movement has been started along the upper St. Lawrence River resorts to form a Sir Robert Peel Association for the purpose of raising funds to raise the famous ship of that name and place her on exhibition on the shore of Wellesley Island just below Fine View.

This locality teems with stirring incidents of the Patriot War of 1837-9. The affair of the Sir Robert Peel occurred on the night of May 29, 1839. when the Canadian craft -was set on fire to avenge the sending over Niagara Brooklynites Taking a Prominent Alien ana lamlly. Dr. and Mrs Oeorge Htevena and w.

Boubllng and family of neia, ira. M. E. Kimball, Miss May Kimball and Earl Kimball of Manhattan. Mr.

and Mrs. T. B. Rice, Miss Rice and Misa McCloskey, Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. s.

Davis Walton, Mrs. H. A. tiara and Miss Hare. Miss F.

Stuart and Mra. Beggj of Philadelphia. trenion. Part In Ocean Resort Activities. could easily be heard a half mile away, in Asbury Park.

An amusing incident occurred this week, the like of which in years past has set in circulation many amusing tales regarding this summer city of Meth-odlBts. Like all the rest, It is not at all typical of sentiment In the camp-meeting city, but the result of some cramped, old-fafchioned Ideas that unfortunately are slill held by some of the elderly divines who got Into the camp-meeting association at its inception, and, unlike most of the brethren of that day, are still alive. A bespectacled and be-whiskered old dominie of the Methodist persuasion and with much influence in association affairs on Tuesday discovered a resemblance between chewing pjim and that hated weed, tobacco. Forthwith orders went out taken by all the grove "cops" that hereafter chewing gum muBt not be sold within the confines of the sacred city. Tobacco, of course, Is not sold here except on the sly and intoxicants are never sold, the association fathers say.

Trt-nlght Wllllan Harper, who appeared here The Misses Charlotte and I.aura M. Mndslev and Eldridga and iJlwrence Mndsley of East i naimers Dale and Dr. Richard Giles, Cold Old Forge, N. Y.f July 6 On every gleaming lake and sunny stream of the Fulton Chain country for centuries past the hunter and the fisherman have held sway. First, it was the Indian, who was skilled in the use of the primitive bow and arrow and the spear and the deadfall; then, in the progress of human events, came the white man, whose eye and nerve and endurance had been trained in Indian and revolutionary warfare, and who was armed with the flintlock and the net and the trap, while now it is the sportsman, with the repeating shotgun, magazine rifle and smokeless powder, who awakens the echoes of the deep forest and mountainside and who whips the limpid waters with rod and fly.

More than half of the ueonle who spend Snrtnif. N. Atlantic City, July Among ths visit orengH are guests at tne ontwood. Hlldegarde Raesen and Mrs. Oscar Raesen of Brooklyn are recent arrivals at ihe Ontw .,1.

J. O. Heath of Manhattan Is at the nm- ors at th shore are Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Rrooklyn.

They have been com wood and Is gathering information concerning hies dunning season mis tail. r. r. tiuTton and family or Brooklyn are ing to thn shore for many years, and hsve slways made their home at the Ho vate bath Amnng the guests registered at The Berwin are Miss Emily J. Wheeler, Oakbourne, Mr.

and Mrs. E- J. Collins, Misa M. K. Kerrigan, Miss G.

S. liurke. Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Collins, P. Comstuck, Mr. and Mrs. Roy M.

Robinson, Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tinger, Miss Elizabeth H. Tinger.

Baltimore. Mrs. Sarah K. Nesbitt, Joseph R. Tlndall, Philadelphia.

Miss H. M. Goodrich Miss K. G. Goodrich, Ardmore, Mrs.

S. B. Robinson. Miss H. J.

Hmlth. Miss Lizzie W. Smith, Govanstow Md. Miss C. Prall, Mr.

and Mrs. James William Vail, Miss Vail, the Rev. and Mrs. Albert R. King.

Miss Wood, Mrs. Jones. Manhattan; Misa iCliz-abth Baxter. German town, Pa. Hotel Columbia will, as usual, hold a full dress hop this evening.

Some of those in attendance will be Mihs Agnes Sullivan. Miss Clara Martin. Miss Ethel Jones, Miss Marian Fitch. Miss Edtelle Fitch, Miss Alice Newman and Miss C. Johnson.

The following are recent arrivals at the different hotels: Ocean Miss M. H. Ilines. Mr. and Mrs.

famuel B. Hines, Lester S. Kafer, George W'eidman. Colonel John T. Camp, T.

L. Thompson, Miss Clara R. Heverin and Mr. and Mrs. lieorge Dickson of Manhattan, and from Brooklyn Miss Ellen Suaroz and James Boh en.

Brunswick A. L. Webster, B. N. Bertie, Dr.

and Mrs. J. C. Nolan. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Parker, Oscar Schmidt, Charles Bond, D. Jar vis, W. B.

Ruppecht. Miss Margaret J. McCor-mack, P. J. Smith and Bernard Riley of Manhattan.

Coleman House El wood McEmerv, Ralph BchOtt, V. D. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Frost, Mrs. William Reatty, Mrs. G.

J. Scher-merhorn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rolyea.

Mrs. R. Ling of Manhattan, and Mr. and Mrs. B.

V. Webb. Dr. Charles Eastmond and Miss Louise DeWolf of Brooklyn. Marlborough Mips Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs. B. E. Bell, .1. L.

HaslarhT. S. L. Ellas. M.

F. WIdner. Miss Anna Carroll Moore, J. A. Russell, J.

R. Parkhurst. B. D. Phillips of Manhattan and H.

Sea! of Brooklyn. Berwin Miss P. Frances Wood, the Rev. and Mrs. A.

R. King. Miss Prall. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

'ol-lins. Miss G. S. Burke. Miss M.

E. Kerrigan, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Collins of Manhattan. West End M. A. Barnev. Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. King, J. M.

Rend, A. R. Osgoodbv. Then- I "penning me summer season at the Mea.io.v side. Messrs.

Mathey and Wolstenhnlm ef Men tel Wiltshire. While they were here early nattan and I'ntlanelpnta, respectively, are winning all matches at the tennis courts of last ran they relebrated the golden an-nlrersnry of their wedding, and were glvi-n a banquet In honor of the event by tne Meadowslde. Mrs. V. P.rlnton-Hart and Miss Burton Hart of Manhattan are at the Pocono Mountain Falls of an American ship.

The Sir Robert Peol sank without suffering a great deal or da.niHB'.s from the conflagration, and now lies s. s. i'hoebua, proprietor of the hotel And the guests of tha house, who were let Into Ihe secret, presented the happy couple with a beautiful silver loving cup last, summer as KUjtth in The oratorio "Elijah," wilt be the chief soloist at an Auditorium concert. Mr. Harper will sing "The Soldiers Are Coming." by Halle, find "The Pilgrim Pong." by Tschaikowsk There will be some selected nusic rendered by a quartet that has been doing special service here for a week.

It Is made up of Donald Chalmers, basso; Archls Hackett, tenor: Orace Underwood, soprano, and Patrlola Vanetta. contralto. Paris Chambers, the cornettlst, will Mr. and Mrs. R.

h. Murray, Mrs. Arthur K. Buxton Miss Reid, R. C.

Tredwell, Miss Tred-well. Miss Carolyn Putnam of Brooklyn, N. Y. I. E.

Ffclmer, Miss Nathalie Palmer, Town-send Palmer, Mlddletown, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. K. R.

Bf-hrend, Erie, Pa. Miss Martha Launders, Miss Alice Brownall, Mr. and Mra. H. T.

Willouyhby, Newport, R. I. Captain T. C. McLean, U.

S. retired. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutcheson of Rhode Island.

Roland A. Perry, N. H. Pride, Mr. and Mra.

Oeorge M. Moran and Miss Dorothy Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.

Herrlck, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Mumford, Oeonr H.

B. Cutler, the Misses Lyman, Mtss Putnam, S. M. Williamson, Jamea H. Kidder, R.

P. Blake, Endlcott P. Kattonstall, Hallum Movins, Mr. and Mm. Robert Leatherhee, Roger Kinnlcut, Mrs.

H. R. Richardson. Miss Anita Clark, Mrs. E.

O. Cutler, MIhs Anna Cutler, Mr. and Mra. C. F.

Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hamlin, the Misses Jane and Klinor Hamlin.

C. a. Wlnslow, George R. Fearing, jr. H.

Hath awn. Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Crnwninshiekl, A. Whiteside, F. Peahody, H. E. Russell.

R. D. Board man, G. Warren, H. Grew, T.

Garnet John W. White. Falrman R. Dick, Gordon Hutchins, the Misses F. M.

and M. F. P. Cabot, Arthur Lyman, Mrs. J.

P. Farley, Miss N. H. Emmons, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph S. Fay, 3d. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Clark, Boston. George S. Payson Rnd Miss Pay son, John and Ralph Farwell. Mra. Jacob W.

Richardn, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Isham and Master H. P.

Isham. Mrs. Dunlop Smith, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Fart-ell, Chicago.

III. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wood, Eugene H.

Wood and Master George W. Wood, Denver. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Phillips, Mrs. William Eno, Theodore Roosevelt, Washington, C. Miss TAughlln. Edward L.

Clark and MIrs It Is seldom that a "summer girl" attains as great popularity as has this "summer girl" with the sliver threads marking thulr way through her hair. And there are few "summer men" who receive as much atlentlon as does the husband of their vaco.tion weeks on the Fulton Chain of lakes to-day are women, and they fish and row and tramp through the woods and themselves Immensely. The growth i.f camps and cottages along the lakes, and in the permanent residences In the villages -f Old Forge and Fulton Chain has been very rapid lu the last few years. The railway entrance to Old Forge at the foot of the lakes In at Fulton Chain, where a branch road, two miles long, connects with the Adirondack division of the New Tork Central. Lumber mills make the life of Fulton Chain one of bustle and excitement, but Old Forge, which lost its sawmill two years ago because th-3 buildings occupied state land, thrives upon tourist travel, which is increasing Iwre both summer and winter.

The hotels and resorts on the lakes above have their season in the summer, but the Invalid or the sports-nun may obtain comfortable quarters in the village at anv time of the year. Many in House the season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8, Brown and le Misses Brown are at the Pocono Mountain House.

The Misses Brown are becoming mite skilled In casting for trout and are among ihe clever tennis players. Mrs E. Redding and Miss Tsylor Manhattan are among the guests of forroer years that have returned to the poeono Mountain House for the season. Mr. end Mrs.

F. A. Duhush of Msnhsl'si have arrived at the Mount Pleasant, where thev will spend a part of the summer. The dances at Ihe Mount Pleasant are becoming more popular each sesson. The orchestra has arrived for the season and the same good times nre assured Among the Manhaltnn guests at the Belmont are Alfred F.ckhokt.

Miss Parkin and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis of Jersey city. Henry W. Box of Ruffalo has engaged rooms at the Montanesca for the summer.

also he present. He Is down for two numbers. Auditorium services or a religious cnaracier will be held twice to-morrow, as Is customary on the Sabbath. The Kev. W.

F. Anderson. D-D. Is scheduled to preach. On Monday there will open the second session of the inn nappy girl," for though she la ad vancing In years.

Mrs. Williams has never lost her brightness, her cheerlnrss, nor among the rocks- forming the river bed where Peel dock slill stands on the south shore of Wellesley Island. Several years ago local parties dragged the spot for several days and succeeded in raising the boat anchor which lay four years ago imbedded in the coast, an object of great Interest to every visitor and passing boat crowd. The anchor is now no longer there, and is said to have been presented to a New York City museum. Manv newspaper and magazine articles have been writen about the Sir Robert Peel and this publicity has brought a good deal of historical attention to the Thousand Islands.

If the movement to organize the several publlo spirited men who have the Interest of the Islands at heart with the idea of raising th ship and properly housing her on the shora of the island, is successful, the proposition should be a very paying venture, for there is not a single visitor to this beautiful resort region who would not willingly pay ait admission price to look the old bark over and inspect the other curiosities that might drift into the museum. This is a matter which deserves serious thought, on the part of river residents and the transportation companies, for apart from, the good financial aspect of the scheme, th historical Interest amused would be ample compensation of itself. Miss Mlnetta Vandeveer and E. B. Hawltea of Patchogue.

L. are stopping In Clayton. At Alexandria Bay, N. are Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Williams of Brooklyn. The following Brooklyn people arrived this) Ocean Grove Assembly of Sunday School Methods. Dr.

A. E. Ballard, vice-president of the association, Is dean of this school, and Mrs. Mabel B. Farraday Is president.

They will lecture and will be assisted dally by Bishop Wilson. Bev. E. Morris Fergus Rev. naa ner keen wit and love of a Joke or Innocent prank diminished In the least degree.

They will be here for the rest of the season. Mr. and Mrs T. A. Woods of nrnnklvn sr ducements are extended those who cjiha during the autumn, winter and spring WATER GAP IN SHAPE.

months. The recent arrivals at the Fulton Chain of resorts include the following. At the Arrow Head are Simon StHhl, M. S. Levy, John M.

Boshart, esrwrlslly Imsrrstln to ths visitors at ths Hotsl Kt. C'hsrlss. where they are loraird for a stay of several weeks They jnlght not have been so Interesting to ths people there, but In some wsy or other It leaked out that they were down at the shore to spend their honeymoon, and then, oh. well, you know how It Is; everybody "rubbers" at a newly married pair. Hut In spite of the unsought for attention.

Mr. and Mrs. Woods are hitvlna Sports Held Sway on the Fourth and Fine Weather Wna Enjoyed. E. E.

Llndsley, E. R. White, Miss L. H. Fenton, James Galvln, C.

W. Bailey, W. W. Brlce. At the Forge house are: i George T.

Trull, Miss At. R. Boardsley, Miss Grace Shlpman. Mrs. W.

C. Boblnson. Rev. Henry Wheeler, and the Rev. S.

F. Davis. T-ate arrivals at the hotels are: Majestic Julian Walker and Alice W. Hates, of Manhattan. Suinmerfleld-BesB Dayton.

O. P. Plttlnos and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kruff.

of Manhattan. Waverly Mrs. F. Hpackrnan, Mrs. H.

O. Whitney, of Brooklyn, Queen Mrs. J. H. Kane.

Miss Kane, Miss O. H. Llbby and Mrs. I. Hagen, of Manhattan.

Spray View Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vlck-ery and Rose Ford, of Manhattan. Arborton Mrs.

W. W. Cleaver. R. Cleaver and W.

Halstead. nf Manhattan. Alaska Joseph Glrard, of Manhattan, and Clark, Pittsburg, Pa, a good time at tho shore. They are helped a Rufus Mathewson, George L. Mathewson, Buffalo, N.

Y. Thomas Bl timer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R.

Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kirkham. Louis Lehowiti.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bell and family, B.

N. Wells. F. Y. Howell, J.

C. Tclcott, William R. Davis. V. McCoull.

Wil nine, mo, in ine anowieuge mat and airs. A. C. Stlffl of Wheellna. W.

who are Delaware Water Gap, July 6 The coM weather that prevailed during the early Stevens, Mrs. Manton Chandler. Ratcllffe G. dore Stern, Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Auie.b and Miss Cox of Manhattan, and Mr. and Mrs. M.

Marey of Brooklyn. Columbia Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Snedeker and on. Miss Clara Martens. Mr. and Mrs. H.

G. Lohman, Miss J. Cruikshank, Miss c. Johnson. H.

F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, P. R. Brom-fleld of Manhattan.

Devon port Inn Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Payne.

Eugene Lonly, A. H. Balnl. Miss Elsie Davis, Miss Levy and J. A.

Alac'Jue, of Manhattan, and F. A. Freeman, of Flushing. Estelle Trvtng Shrlnor. F.

Frost, J. f. England, Stern and Miss M. F. Erskine of Manhattan.

Fenimore Dr. Pa mum Trace Miss Mabel H. Sherund, Mr. and Mrs. W.

I. Hherind, Ray Ad'ian, L. Adrian. Miss Augusta Adrian, Miss Lottie Adrian. Miss Anna Adrian and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Adrian, of Manhattan, and Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Jackson. Edwin Jackson. Millard Jackson. Mrs.

R. L- Christie. Miss Alice Chrlstlu and Ruby McKlnley. of Bnoklvn. Ardsley Mrs.

M. O'Brien. Miss M. A. Russell, Misa Anna L.

IVihn, Mrs. 'harles V. Byer, of Manhattan, and Miss G. E. and Miss L.

M. rorbea. of Brooklyn. Bristol Mr. and Mrs met TvroJer.

Mrs. K. M. Swain. Mr.

and Mrs. B. M. Swpfss, Mr. and Mrs.

p. K. Pullivan and rami I v. week at the Hotel Columbian: here on their bridal trip, and staying at the same hotel, are dividing honors with them. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert H. Krueser of Brook Hicks. Providence. R.

I. C. W. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs.

Julius Flelsch- lyn are visitors at the Hotel Princess and will part of the season, and which had a tendency to keep visitors from the resorts, has been recompensed for by the delightful weather of the past four weeks. mann, Miss Fleischmann, Charles Flelsch-manu, Cincinnati. O. Mr. and Mrs G.

Walte. H. 8. Waite. Mr.

and Mrs. F. R. Maxwell. Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Sargent, Rrookllne, Mass. remain In Atlantic City for some length of time.

They are making a tour of all the resorts on the New Jersey coast. The lonrest George Martntis Groton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. S.

E. Carpenter. RldrefleM. Conn. visit paid to any one of them will be that paid Atlantic city.

Mr. and Mrs. Krueaer but iccently returned from the Jamestown Kx-posltlon, which they pronounco very Incomplete. Miss N'ellle Brown, a popular society belle liam Chtlds. W.

D. Lewis, M. Roberts. W. B.

Bell. J. Mahagan. Miss Gil-leh. Miss Johnstown, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles P. Francis. At Inlet Inn are the following guests: Clara win. Mrs.

M. Sinclair Rose. Frederick S. Rose, J. H.

Williams. Mrs. Walter H. Weed and maid. Elizabeth Wood, Master Walter Wood, James F.

Hollenberk. Mr. and Mrs. R. T.

Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Boyden, Miss Slpple, H.

Clarke. George S. Richards, H. B. Husted, Mr.

and Mrs. John G. Farwell. Mrs. L.

J. Llcht, Harold G. Crouse. At Inlet Inn are the following guests: Clara Kirkler. Ella Hlrschey.

E. J. Bohr, J. W. Lindstruth.

Agnes T. Crahan. At Hess Camp are Thomas Mack, M. Mur-Thv. Fred A.

Smith. A. M. Wrll-Inm rhllds. W.

G. Jenkins, J. W. Sheperdspn, L. Chapman.

E. B. Ethridge, Mr. AI- David lalmage. or Br-'omyn.

New Philadelphia A. A. Justice, of Manhattan. Ocean View S. W.

Palmer, of Brooklyn, l'nlted States Mrs. Alice C. Francis, of Manhattan. chevalier Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Abraham of Manhattan. Sunset Lodge Mr. and Mrs.

E. Taurent. C. B. Laurent.

F. E. Blgerow, Mrs. S. W.

Goodwin. 11. E. -Vieman and Alice Papritz, of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs.

William Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Eustar Burrows. London. England.

A. Nesbit, the Misses Mayhew, May Le-hay. Teresa A. O'Brien, Sophie Lauffen, Margaret L. Carroll.

Julia V. A. O'Connell, Mrs. F. C.

Nesbit. Maud E. Mason. E. T.

Thurston, Mrs. P. Stopenhagen, Miss Mary Stopenhagen, Mrs. A. Zalder.

Miss Carrie Wenk, Mrs, Charles H. Schneider. Mrs. T. Krumm, Mrs.

H. Hillehrand. Miss L. Deokelmann, Mrs. M.

Dtiokeimann. Mrs. M. Hereth. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Wagner. Edmund. Hellbriegel. John Hellbrlegel.

Charles Fuchs. Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, Miss Irene M. Neales, Miss Daisy Hughes, the Misses Mary Power, Margueratta. Flaherty. Lena V.

Doerschuck. Minnie E. Leary. Josephine M. Leary, Margaret Leary, Frances V.

Trippensee. Susie A. Lindhorn, Clara McCue. Frances MeCue. Helen and Agnes McCuP.

Mabel Lindhorn. Harriet L. Rydr, Minnie Bayer. Ethel Decker. Josephine L.

Beyer. Christina J. Moffat, May H. Moffat, Mr. and Mrs.

Kmerson. Mr. ana Mrs. R. Nlrkloy.

Tttusville. Pa. of Brooklyn. Is spending the summer at the Hi. KcecIs.

Phe Is accomplished In music and not far behind many of her sisters In the Ashley, w. Hannisrer, E. R. Sher man, Sherman. Richard Steves.

Miss Helen rt. Htillard. T. H. Mathawav.

F. H. This has brought the summer crowd with a rush, which has kept the resorters busy to arrange for and entertain the throng That has taken possession of the resort within the past two weeks. There Is always a large number of people who keep at their offices and business until Independence Day, and these, with the number sent by the hot weatehr of recent weeks, have made the summer season come with a rush seldom experienced. Sports lield sway during the holiday.

There was a bowling niatrh nt the rasino nf the Delaware House which was the best attended of any that huj evr been held there. There were numerous prizes offered for high scores which were equally distributed among the local and the city bowlers. The trolley line to Btow. Mrs P. Heveranre and Mtss Severance, Vew Bedford, Ms Si matter of alhletks.

Rhe expects to remain at the shore for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mohr of Brooklyn, who are well known in the social circles of that p)a-e.

are spending a couple of weeks at the shore. Tht'y have apartments at the Hotel Unthwell. Mr and Mrs. Nwhury. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hrown and Thompson Newbury, Taun family and Mr. and Mrs. K.

s. tameron. of Brooklyn; Mrs. C. J.

Somers. Mrs. A. Charles, Mrs. Newton ljtvvrence.

Airs. F. C. Robertson. Mrs Smith, P.

Losey. P. c. Hllllard. Mrs.

A. Hllllard, Mrs, John Smith. Mrs. S. W.

Arhuckte and Mrs C. Holt and the Misses Holt, of Jersey City. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. A.

X. Jaballe and the Misses Jaballe and B. II. Dlehl, of Manhattan. liorough, Miss Alborougn.

Gueats at Cohassett are Mr. and Mrs. Cholwell. F. Earle.

Miss Mabel Earle Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Knapp.

Miss Bertha Ptrange, r. h. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs.

.1. j. DEAL CASINO OPENED. Lisetta Bardel. Agnes M.

Glyme. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wr. Seymour, Katherlne A.

Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Krueger. Mrs. H. R. Schoffer.

Mrs. J. J. McCue, D. Brhwarts.

W. Schlettler and Miss Emma C. Graf, Arthur C. Hauck. William C.

Wagner, Albert Klingman, Mr, and Mrs. A. Klingman. Miss Lena V. Dnerschuck of Richmond Hill, L.

Frank M. Markel, Chester Park. L. and Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Mayhew, Bensonhurst, L. I. Stroudsburg is completed and large numbers McCoy.

Miss J. M. Weir, W. J. Smith.

G. Prake. H. Drake. W.

R. Chamberlain, Mrs. W. R. Chamberlain, H.

J. Davies, H. J. Abbott. D.

G. Cross, B. Ethridge, Dr. Spencer, V. E.

Sharp. tnnk the ride ror the scenery afxorded and others attended the ball games between the teams or the ulue Mountain League. ton. Mas. W.

Tyler. East Haddam, "onn. Mr. and Mrs. Frankitn Q.

Brown, Dobba Ferrv, N. 'heater Whit on Lssue. the Misses Lasue, Mrs. J. Keeler, Joatah Lasue.

Mrs. G. M. Whiten. Misa Els and Kntherfne Whiten.

Swift. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Keeler, Whltens-vllle. Mass John Warner. Rochester, N. T. Mr.

and Mrs Har-ld Fish. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

fieetey. Bridgeport. c.nn. Mr and Mrs. H.

Colt. Concord. V. If. Mrs.

Robert Allyn, R. J. Allyn, Hartford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs.

rharles Pagden, Mias Ogles- bav. Rijrtnr. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Harman. Mist Pus W. 11 firm n. Miss Virginia BrwneM.

II t. Miss l-M. Allen. Albert V. Gowen.

The bathing front of the river has been George Lowenstefn. 1.. Lowenstin. S. Lowen-atelri.

Mrs. W. H. of Manhattan. Norwood Mall (Jr.

S. P. Gihnore, Mrs. F. L.

Annis, Miss Minnie Wilson, Miss Hazel E. Warner. Mips Viif.iia Ehhels. Frank P. Mc-Prun, Mr.

and Mrs. I'nul Young, Miss D. Stewart, of Manhattan. The Babcock-MIss M. E.

Blanehard. of Brooklyn. Vlrtoria Mr. and Mrs W. Winthrop.

L. Fnstable and family. Mrs. W. H.

Valentine, Miss Valentine, William 'unningliain Rogers, of Manhattan. Aberdeen H. A. Sinsrer. V.

A. Outtersten. Miss May McManus. Mth. Owen McMuntis and Mrs.

H. Levy, of Manhattan. Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Addis and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur uf Manhattan and Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Re.Jfleld. of Brooklyn. Llanymor Mrs.

p. Mtiller. Miss Susie Mullcr of Manhattan and Miss Ida Lcggatt of Hob'iken. Ashland Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Woods of Manhattan, and Mrs. H. F.

Colby and Mrs. R. G. or of Brooklyn. Albion P.

F. liarnum and Mr. and Mrs. A. Fernandez of Man hat 1 an.

Pouthern B. J. Mun inter and B. B. Frei-tag of Manhattan, and Mr.

and Mrs. August Ohben. Misa M. GHiben. Miss Lillian Witt.

Miss Mlldren Rrower. Ml us Murgaret Von Burner and Frederick Rlatz of Jersey City. New England Mrs A II. K. Satow nd Mr.

Herman Manhattan. Madison Robert Yandermlt. W. H. Pho-wards.

Miss A. rowan Manhattan and FINE HILL HOTELS. Improved and the bath nouse enlarged for the accommodation of the Increasing number of persons who linn the bathing in tha Ue aware to be very enjoyable. I here are no troub a some ordinances here to govern the style of Pine Hill. N.

July 6 The season at Pine Hill this week has been the liveliest in several years. The hotels are filled to overflowing. The cottage residents suit that maj' be worn t' and from and at the river. This little matter Is left to the pleasure of those most directly concerned and are entertaining a number of visitors, Mias Irene Gerkin Raised the American Flag on the Fourth. Deal, N.

July 6 With a pretty little ceremony the fine npw casino at Deal was declared open on Thursday. Miss Irene Gerkin, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frederick Gerkin, who are prominent summer residents, raised the American nag over the structure at 10:15. This was the signal for a salute of twenty guns.

From that hour until an early one Friday morning the building fairly rang with the noise of merrymakers. This Casino, which cost ahout $75,000 and 1b ronatructed of concret and red tile, is a hul Ming of which Dalites are exceedingly nrou-i. Its first day of service saw a Dro- all is harmony between the municipality and and there has been driving and automo the fair hathers. Miss Lillian H. Wright or Brooklyn hss arrived at the Hotel Chalfonte and expects lo remain at the shore for the remainder of July and August.

he Is well known In Ihe social circles of Brooklyn and Is one of the popular young women spending the soason at the Chalfonte. The following residents of Prooklyn have roistered In these Atlantlo City hutela during the week: The Aberdeen H. H. Decker Hotel Arlington Miss f. Muldrenan, Muldrcnan, Harry Muldrenan.

Hotel Bothwell J. A. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs W.

Mohr, Miss Snowden, Hotel Blscayne Mr. and Mrs. L. Roeder Hotel Chalfonte Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Wnaht. Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Woods. Loyal 8. Wright, Lillian Wright.

Hotol Elwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Hntel Frontenac Miss Anna Berry. Haddon Hall F.

H. Bailey. Miss Mrs. W. N'lchols.

Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Murphy, Mrs.

T. Kramer. Hotel Iioquola Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. 1'almer. Master Palmer. The Keystone M. S.

Lerner. New Liberty J. Weltier Hotel Princess Mr. and Mrs. Kreug-r.

Hotel Raloksh Mra. H. K. Nugent. Misa Nugent.

Hotel Rudolf Mr. and Mrs. A. livers. N.

Zllvcrs. The Roxborough Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Haver- manz. The St. Elmo-A. H. Gabriel.

Hotel Tracey Mrs. A. Johnson. The Westminster Mr. and Mrs TurnSull.

Mrs. E. J. Kelly, Mr. and Mra.

William Mohr. Miss Pnowden. itel Wiltshire Miss Wlnthal. bile parties from all of the other points The links of the Caldeno lately leased by the proprietor of tha Water Oap House will be open to me nuonc in a rew days. General James fl.

O'Brien, the Wall Street and mine magnate, to visiting nts friend, V. Neill, at Me Kittatinny. R. V. Llndobury, the well known lawyer, and Mrs.

Llndobury of Manhattan are at the Kittatinny for a short etay. Donald R. Vanorlllt. Rrihrt I). Yan-lerbf It.

I Ford Kuhn of Manhattan entertained a party or men in an auto trip to tne waetr linn. gramrne of water sports in the afternoon on th pool run in ronnrction with the bathing establishment. There was a boys race and stopping at the Kittatinny. In the party were Henry i). (loge.

Mini Catherine Hoyt, MIsS Florence Pnlder. Henry lta mond and R. Thomaa. Cleveland. Mr.

and Mrs. Hill. man. Mr. and Mrs.

Scott, Wellesley, Mans. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

flam. Hon, Mamarmeck. Y. Mr and Mrs. A.

E. Davis. Dover Mass Mr. and Mrs. Glover, the M1ss Helen and lroy Glover and John Lemy Glover.

Ealrfletd. C.nn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

Harris. Falmouth. Ms is Mr and Mra George A Drlggs, J. P. Elton.

M. F. Griggs. Warerburv. Conn.

Miss Flrrene Howland. Amherst. Mats. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Pelts. Albany, V. T. R.

Hltchcirk, Dade Miller, Charles Hasten, D. O. St. Ixuis. Mr.

an I Mrs Frederick Stevenson. Master Harvey Stevenson. Crotnn-on-Hudson. N. Y.

Oordon Glass of ths Harvard fnlverslty eight. Mrs O. Filley and the Misses Fllley, Sherborne. Mass. Mr.

and Mrs Rlrhntdson and Miss Rich tieorge bmerson and W. kj. Kiiiain, the prom' Inent surgeon. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Ward Leonard of Manhattan motored to the Gap, where they were entertained at the Kittatinny. Miss Madge Clark of lirooklyn It a recent STAMFORD'S BUSY SEASON. Stamford, N. July 6 This has been Stamford's busiest year and the season is now at its height.

From now until September 1 there will be few Idle moments and few vacant rooms in this busy village. The W. H. Barlow cottage, in Granthurst Park, has been leased and Is being occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Heap of Paterson, N. J. Thomas F. Giblin, riding instructor of th Central Park Riding Academy, will spend tha summer here.

Lawrence cottage, one of the pleasantest places here, has among its recent arrivals Mrs. helene Forest Griffin and family and George M. Emelnerlch of Manhattan. The number of automobile parties which are finding th.lr way to Stamford is constantly Increasing and there never were as many during this season. In the trio of hntels.

Churchill Hall, Hamilton House and Greycourt Inn. under the management of S. I. Brown, there has been an Influx of visitors during the week that makes them the liveliest of the hotels here. The daily concerts ut Churchill Hall commenced Saturday night and are giving tha patrons of the house a great deal of pleasure.

Among the recent arrivals are Miss Mary F. Llndholm. Brooklyn; J. Merrill, N. H.

Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Aguirlera and son. B. T.

Moss, Robert Borbon. C. Willis, G. O. Tucker, Mrs.

A. E. Lamb, Manhattan. Tho Rexniore. In Churchill Park, fs the handsomest and most excluslve; of the hotels here.

It has the largest number of guests that It has had in several years. One of the pleasantest features of the hotel is the datly concerts by the Enos Johnson Trio, of which the first was given last Saturday. Among the recent arrivals are: Mrs. Richard Goodwin, Mias Grace E. Goodwin, Mrs.

R. S. Masterdon, Mtss Domthy Masterdon. Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Robinson Russell Robinson, Miss M. E. Miller, Miss 's.

B. Miller. Mrs. H. Hollender, L.

H. Hollender of Manhattan. The Madison has a large crowd. There are) Wiliam amlerhilt and Douglas W. Vander-bilt of Monmouth Mi', and Mrs.

Max Altmaver. W. H. Darogis Mr and Mrs O. LIpton.

Ward Kremer. Mrs Lionel Krr-nifr. A. Rates, Mr. and Mrs.

F. H. Dfpl'cr, Min C. Low and Mrs. A.

P. of Manhattan. 'olonnade O. M. piihfim.

Mis. E. Kahn. Mis. A.

H. Kafin. Alia SlfifiI. H. Mrs.

Rocn.tln of Manhattan. Lafayp'te Miss Agns acauley, Ming Maude Perkharn and V. P. Hlggtns of Jnrspy Citv. Clifton- Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. M. "Me-Kelvev and two i-hildrrn, and Mrs. S.

E. Rreu-h tit of Manhattan Plaza Mr. and Mrs. D. Millar and child, and Frank Qul'-k of Mnnhatttm Adrian MiS KpMpv.

Mrs. If Ciavton. Miss Abble Hunt ar.d Miss Susie Hunt of In the mountains. A large delegation from here attended the July Fourth celebration at Fleischmanns where they had an excellent time and where they en-1oyed the delightful hospitality of the residents of the latter place. Chancellor and Mrs.

Map-Craoken of New York have arrived at their hme, Overlook, on thV Birch Creek. Dr. and Mrs. F. D.

Kchley and family are Ofupylng Dove Dale, their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Prins and family, who occupied the Myres cottage last season, are domiciled in the Taylor cottage this year.

S. Ducker. who has been spending a part of June with his family at their summer cottage, Sunny lirae. sailed for Eurojw last Mr. and Mrs.

Spencer Msben and family are ocupylng their summer cottage near here. Mr. Matwm has a new automobile with which he la muring tha country. Harry Tannenbaum of Hollywood Lodge has returned to the lodge after a visit to New York. Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Cary of New York and Tsitdore Kerbs of Brooklyn are registered at Cole's Hotel. A mvnsj he recent arrivals at the Valley Stream cottage are Dr.

E. S. F. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerard. B. Vnderhill and son, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, New York.

Hollvwond Iodge has among its recent arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Max Plaut. Master Herbert Plaut. A.

Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Samuel, Mr. and Mra.

Hermann Bear and family. New Yo-k. The largest number of people to be found at any of the resorts here are enjoying the hospitality of the Cornish House. Am ing them are Mrs. R.

Raum, Miss R. Baum. Thomas B. Goode. (1.

A. Reppe. Mrs. E. Lleherman.

E. Schloasman. New York Miss Irene M. Shaw. Brooklyn; Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Denton. Stamford T'nlversltv. California; Colonel E.

W. Rjt. A. Purdy. New York.

a Kirls rare for youngsters under fifteen; a tub race, a hundred yard race, fancy swimming exhibition and an egg in a wpoon race. In the evening Sii.O'jO worth nf fireworks were set off. and then there followed the Inaugural ball, participated In by a big share of Allenhurst, DmI and Elberon summer residents. Music was furnished by fcoriln's Tiand, which has engaged to piny here all summer. The dance took place in the hall room of the Casino, a spacious apartment taking up nearly all the second floor, and one which, with many long windows opening out directly on the eea, is always Insured cool breezes.

Ai the Hathaway Inn from Manhattan are J. Ft. Barrios, Mrs. E. P.

Sterns, J. R. T.iana-her. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Broad Alton Broady, Antoinette Broady, Filmore Broady, Miss Sadie Broad Mrs. E. Adler.

Mtss Harriett Adler. S. t'assH, Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Moulton, firoree Webster. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Douhn. Norburg. Mrs. Arthur J. Lamb and Miss M-iv Hasktns.

The St. Elmo Is entertaining Mrs. Eva Stannary of Manhattan. AT GAY BELMAR. hem nut Hdl.

Mass Mrs. Lvman. Warehani. Mass The Misses Hemena ResiMlle. Lyman.

Jr Wallham. M. Willi. G. Graves.

Cambridge. Mass Jinit-i Lawrence, jr Milton. Mass. Arrivals st -u-- Mr. and Mrs Al- rh ns Jotiters I eeks, r.

Wlllird. Mr. ard Mrs. Van Muren, Van Huren. Mrs Muller HVnrv Sampson, Jr.

Mr. and Mis. Charles D. Ittirrtll. Mms Ann- Hum II.

C. J' nes. Jr Mr and Mrs. William Manic-. Wipism Pefor st Manhe, Mr srd Mrs J.

Henry Havien. Mm W. Gu! liver. Mica UNDER WAY AT WOODBOURNE. Woodbourna, July 6 The is well under way at Woodbourne, nd the sojourners are becoming more and more numerous daily.

The managers of the various places in town expect full quotas of arrivals during the coming week and expect the present Beason to come up to that of any previous summer. Boating is a popular form of amusement with the summer population and there has been an addition of several boats to the fleet on the Neversink this season. Many fine rowboats have been sent up by urban owners for the summer's sport. arrival at the Water Gap House. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Tweedy of Brooklyn are among the guests at the Water Gap House. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry W. Conway of Brooklyn were at the Water Gap House for a week-end stay. Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Rlchter of Manhattan have arrived at the Water Gap House for a stay of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George J. McFadden of Brooklyn are among the guests at the Glenwood this week.

Misa Kathryn Blanc and Mtss Margaret Newman of Brooklyn are recent arrivals at the Glenwood. Mrs. V. B. Richmond and Miss Hattie E.

Richmond of Brooklyn have taken rooms at the Glenwood for the summer. Miss M. I- Conklin and Misa Edith M. Allen are Brooklynites who are spending a week at the Glenwood. Miss A.

Hoffman has arrived at the Glenwood and will remain until September. Manhattan guests at the Glenwood are Mrs. William B. Tanner, G. H.

Hodgson. Mr. and Mrs. John Bfgler, Miss Margaret Is. Rivelle, Mr.

and Mrs. John Wendt and James H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

c. Whinerty of East Orange are among the late arrivals at the Mountain House. Fourth of July Bnll at the Hotel Columbia. Bplmar. X.

July Thp festivities of the wek hav rrntprf" larRMy about DELHI'S PROSPECTS. Delhi, N. July 6 That Delhi is going 1 tr nnn nf tho most nnnnlar nf tho rfli- Gulliver, Miss Jennings. Mia. Hlldreth.

Visa Hotel Columbia, whir siiK th manag- David Atberton has procured a combina Baldwin, G. Zahrlrke. Mr and Mra p. H. King, E.

Armtnng '-eorre E. Me. Mrt G-Tham Raon Mm Kan. E. Pierre.

l.lttamer. II. Yu'e. Henry H. I.and H.

White. CMr- mm ovor by Wl" Q'Jinn. Mountain resorts is fvinned by th of the Hotel Emniro. New Vork. has vast crowd that made their appearance given particular attention to the furnish-j there Monday at the opening of Delaware tion row and sailboat, which be will hare a number supping i hawrenre wiigt.

broueht ud during the season for the Canneld House is entertaining quite a ww enre Sexton. Watrous. I. K. Mrnp patrons, tireennurst is catering to a gooa si icq use of a party of friends that he con- i ktn.

Hut. hm, Ine of licht summer ntertainment to 1 Hall, the l-adtn resort in that pintiir Haiia-n TwH, Charls otman. Mra. M. T.

crowa ana unsifaiw un. esque village. The house opened Monday temntntpq entertaining at his bungalow on I-anler. ir Arthur Belmar people. The fine ballroom of i.ncp thrt manaeement nf Tf TTnsfer nt Tav- the banks of the river near Woodbourne.

I lvtit Mr. i hari-i Hnn.m.mi FLEISCHMANN'S ON THE 4TH. Fleischmanns. July 6 The national The Wooibourne House opened tait wwk 1 lor. Effinirham S.

Prutrhen. O- K. 1 Trenkel, William Arthur LUTZ ASSOCIATION'S OUTING. The twelfth annual outing of tha holiday was celebrated here on Thursday in the most patriotic manner possible. CharlPS Lutz Association will take plac with a fine booking list of pat mm to Ita credit.

A croquet tournament was by the first arrivals and final honors of the series were awarded to Miss Ma-t Hmtth oi Manhattan, closely seconded by Miss Klora this hostelry, which is Ihe largest on Brooklyn, and although it has been open this section of the covst, is turned over but. five days there is a splendid crowd to hotel guests and cottagers nightly. 1 in attendance there, with an informal dance. dr.sf ho or r' TT'Vh some entertainment of clover fakers. Th Vnil Dine.

Clarence Brvce. Brooklyn; Mr. grill room of the hotel, ihe as and Mrs. H. Ward.

Manhattan: Mrs. il. ifiipsriav. July cars leaving headquar- K. A.

McNamara -f Brooklyn Is spending a few weeks at the Mountain HouBe. M. Murphy i'f Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Kills Manhattan are popular guests at th Mountain House. Recent arrivals at the Central House are; John Sticker. V. de Mya.

G. F. Kaufman, Charles T. Kaufman and F. Strohl.

Reeent arrivals at the Delaware House in-el ude Mr. and rs. C. C. Cad wallader, r.

and Mrs. Arthur C. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sebrecht and Mr.

and Mrs. O. T. Kruger- Th m.a IV.nnell Pelvl. Harper SIMev.

Mra p. lx.veiov. Mra Caroline -1. Moms W. Whitehead.

E-J-ward Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Spenrr Jr W.

Rne. Jr Ranald Ferrv. Mansfield Ferrv. I Jones. ta-k.

Guy A E. Irving, jr Mr and Mrs John Hegeman. Mr. and Mrs 0 .1. rs.

J. Henry Hsrper. J-hn Havden r. Hunter nt Manhattan. Straw ride Darttes of various i2es have bri est rrnurt that has evrr been here.

The I ters. i-orner of Harrison avenue, and visiting firemen were met at the 8:45 Gerry street, at 9 A.M. for Donnelly' train by the Griffins Tomer band ana Boulevard Hotel. College Point. Ar-flro department and were to the rangemen's ha3 tten made for a numbe East End hall.

me3. it is called, has iumnod inn immense nH.nrt.mann inn children, organized as part of the diversions of the poininr week. Mlse Hunter at the Woo4- Mr and Mrs E. Darin. Manhattan Eflirai popularity ani ia much usoi by parties touring the north toast.

bmirnfl House org-anUed a party to niak. the Williams. Rutherford, M. Frank Charters, Glen Head, 1. LHa-ldeo, B.

Lomlnick. A- Welsh irip 10 ijioeriy on juiy rouuny.