War era resort life shifts to mountains and farms
The article portrays a busy resort season despite war, with guests rotating locations and many women joining war relief work. It notes horses shows at Pewport, Bar Harbor, and White Sulphur, plus Adirondack camps reopening sparsely. Fruit picking by girls replaces picnics as harvest winds down and veterans storylines feature Dr. Breckinridge Bayne’s return and honors from Roumania.
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Pewport
Bar Harbor
Adirondacks
France
Piedmont
Vally
Leesburg
Seta
Fairfax Harrison
Virginia
Philippines
Ginia
Breckinridge Bayne
Ronmania
Wolcott-Denys Wedding Announced In June Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Margaret Van N. Denys and Lieut. Stanley H. Wolcott was performed on June 7. Mrs. Wolcott, after a month with her parents in Bar Harbor, will join in Washington tomorrow as plans continue for the couple’s life together. Frances Wilkinson, of Evanston, announces her engagement to Ensign Arthur Hugh Bunker U S N son of Mr and Mrs George Raymond Bunker of Yonkers New York. Wilkinson previously debuted in Washington last season.
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Maj. Telusanu
Roumpnian
Legation
Humphrey
Pittsburgh
New York
France
Paris
Volney Chase
Suzanne Chase
Washington
Bey Shore
L. I
Ross Thompson
Clara J. Childs
Louise Childs Leetch
George Alfred Durr
Chicago
New York City
Margaret van N. Denys
F. Ward Denys
Stanley H. Wolcott
Wolcott
Bar Harbor
Maine
Lieut. Wolcott
George Lawrence Wilikinson
Evanston, Ill
Frances
Arthur Hugh Bunker
George Raymond Bunker
Yonkers
N.Y
Miss Wilkinson
Henry F. Dimock
Elsinore
United States
Argentina
Frederick J. Stimson
Duchess de Richelieu
Fine Arts
George F. Chamberlain
Fannie
George E. Trevia
Bam 'C. Trevis
Portland
Ores
Miss Chamberlain
Misa Cornelia Trevis
George Trevis
Misa Chamberlain
War Work Ties and Society Notes Span City Life
Devoted to war work and schooling, several local winters are noted as culminations of bonds. The marriage of Miss Hildred V. Griffith to Dr. Eric H. Burgess occurred yesterday with Rev. Howard F. Downs officiating. The couple plan a home in City Point Virginia after a brief honeymoon. Various social updates include Mrs. Gorham Clifton visiting Washington and Buffalo, Dr. Reginald Walker returning from Wisconsin, and prominent engagements and travels of local figures. The item also mentions Miss Gertrude DeWitt Talmage's wedding to Chaplain Roy Linden Munich in Brooklyn, and society engagements of Mrs. Henry Dimock, Mrs. Edward Hurley, and Miss Chamberlain, with connections to Portland and Washington. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Hildred’ V. Griffith
Soaherioe. V. Griffith
Eric H. Burgésa
Providence
BR. L
Howard F. Downs
Mies Myrtle A. Brown
Joseph A. Lynch
Burgess
City Point
T. Dewitt Talmage
Roy Linden Munich
Brooklyn
Borough Park Congregational Church
Edward 8. Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Munich
Union Theological Seminary
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Europe
Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall
Marshall
Sest
Petoskey
Mich
Indianapolis
Tanainge
Sweden
Ira Nelson Morris
Naon
Mme. Noon
Buena Vista Springs
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs. McAdoo
White Sulphur Springs
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
Navy Department
The
Red Cross
Hoatreethia Auxiliary
Greece
John W. Foster
Secretary of State
Lansing
Eighteenth Street
Foster Haad
Henderson Harbor
James Wardsworth Furlow
Army and Navy Club
Charles Crisp
Georgia
Mias Yona#uchanan
Fyarlow
Charles W. Richardson
Denys
Gorhem Clifton
Buffalo
John T. Divine
Clifton
Baltimore
Camp
Holabird
Mrs
Reginald Walker
Wisconsin
Magnolia
Maxs
Mr. Justice
Meblon Pitney
Magnolia, Mi
Gertrude DeWitt Talmage
Hdward N. Hurley
Wheaton, Ill
Adare
Constance Brown
Bureau of Efficiency
Wheaton College
Mann
Helen Walcutt
Joan of Arc
Joseph H. Earle
Washington Barracke
Greenville
N. C
Col. Karta
N Poal
Charleston
D.C
Kar
Virginia Wheeler
William Burr Harrison
John J. Boniface
Isabel Boniface
Loch Lynn Height
Margaret Hamilton
Hamilton
Lake Conesus
N. Y
Spokane
Wash
Mary Hamilton
Winniper
Evan E. Lewis
Maj. Lewis
Saks For CO
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Shoreham Hotel
Philipsborn
Eleventh Street
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