Unique Tennie Tournament and Diplomatic Society at Shore
A over-30 mixed doubles tennis event unfolds at the Essex County Club with diplomats and society figures from Washington among the competitors. Mrs Meyer hosts a Georgian costume dance in Hamilton while dignitaries and guests, including Secretary of State Knox, attend bands and luncheons along the North Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Sccetary of Navy
Manchester
Washington
Maryland
Iit
James McMillan
William Mot Mitlan
Misa Doris
Detroit
Camp Ely
Fedirondacks
Preston Cibson
Philip McMillan
Bar Harbor
Englefeld
Philip McMilen
Nicholas Anderson
Larrabee
Washington, D. C
Hawthorne Tan
President Motors
Bass Rocks
Fafi
Charlie
M. H. Perine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mareland
Weehington
Hesex County
Marqus
Marchioness de Montessfori
Count von Wedel
Prince Koudacheff
F. G. Curtis
Marquis
BE. P. Whitney
V. F. Crosby
Boston
Marchioness
C. C. Walker
A. Winsor Weld
Arnold
Roston
T. M. McKee
Pittsburg
S. Parker Bremer
Pringa Koudacher
Georgs von L. Meyer
Essex County Club
Willam H. Blair
Eastern Point
Knox
Prid Crossing
Henry €. Puck
North Shore
Autumn Pastimes at White Sulphur Springs News
Autumn arrives at White Sulphur Springs with fewer guests but lingering joy. Card parties flourish in the hotel drawing room with twelve prizes including Mrs Otto Johnson of Washington among the winners. A moonlight tally trip for sixteen ends with supper at a cottage. A ladies party tours Organ Cave, a natural wonder two miles from Mere. R Ross Perry Jr returns from a brief Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
White Sulphur Springs
Mra
Otto Johnson
A. B. Davis
Organ Cave
Mere
Many at Bluemont
Fragmented notice from Bluemont reports social events at the Ridge Inn with dancing cafes and visits to Bears Den. It lists several locals including Mrs Hubert Bishop and daughter, J H Gallibery, W J Douglas and family, Miss L Nelann, Dr and Mrs Stimson, Miss L C Abrahams, Mrs Miner and daughters, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeine Ridge Inn
Bears den
Ind
Questa
Gts
Amon Tysee
C. A. Leith
Hubert Bishop
D Aughiter
Wiliam Taylor Snédar
W. J. Douglas
Nd Childs
Nelenn
Stimson
L. C. Abrahams
Miner
Norfell
Ir. Adame
Ree Myo
Maud ‘Howell Salth
Cape May Sill Crowded Visitors Remain for Labor Day
Special to The Weington reports Cape May visitors stay through Labor Day with no large crowds expected. Cottage colony remains until mid September and Cape May Golf Club and Feet Club events will occupy most visitors. Washington guests include H C meta and J P Bricerson among others at Stockton and Congress Hall. Various Washington residents stay at hotels Cane May Pobart Amersod and Windsor during the season.
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Mer
Weington
Cape May Golf Club
P. ‘Bricerson
Virginia
H.C. Meta
Washington
Viti
Blake
Cane May
Pobart F Amersod
Stockton ‘Hotel
Charies Earle
Waste
Chict
Stockton
E. N. “Eld
Austin
Colonial
H. Warrington
Windsor
Innes
Early Fall Leisure Draws Golfers and Automobilists
Special to The Washington Post from White Mountains New Hampshire describes ideal early fall weather from September to mid October as perfect for golf and motoring. Notable guests and Washington residents are listed enjoying stays at Bretton Woods Mount Washington Bethlehem Intervale and nearby towns with multiple hotels mentioned and several individuals named.
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Washington Post
White Mountains
N. H
White Mountain
D. R. Larned
Washington
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
Charles S. Rea
Salem
Crawford House
Magnlight
J. M. Wuieht
Mountain View House
Whitefield
Hilery
C. Stowell
North Conway
Sunset House
Howard L. Wilson
Mise Ledyard
Intervale House
Intervale
Misa Nellie D. Rohr
Maplewood Cottage
Bethleben
N. Morse
Sinclair House
Bethlehem
W. C. Halway
Arlington
Capt
J. H. Moore
U.S A
Theodore §. Moore
Turner's Tavern
Minnie M. Dade
Gramercy
Helena, Carrier
Strawberry Hill House
Tennis at Bar Harbor Championship Winners and Notables
Bar Harbor hosted a tennis championship with Poree of New York winning the women’s singles over Mrs. Mortar L. Fearey of Boston. Augustus Pronger hosted a studio dinner. D. G. Reid plans departure from Pointe d’Acadie. Dr. Harry Ann, linked to the Canadian coast survey, spent a vacation at Louisburg with Dy 8 Weir Mitchell and departed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Coast Survey
Louisburg
Weir Mitchell
Newport in Full Feather Dinner Dance Honors Duke of Newcastle
The Duke of Newcastle was guest of honor at a large dinner dance at the Newport summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hofman. The event featured a cotillion led by Elisha Dyer and Mrs Hoffman, with extensive entertaining by Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and other society figures. Several guests planned abroad trips, while others extended stays in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Duke of Newcastle
Meta Eall
Charles. PF. Hofman
Inder
Elisha Dyer
Gooseberry Island
Rand
Robert E Gamimeli
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Margeret"McKim
LeRoy King
Maj
Eamund J. Curley
I. Alfred Schefeder
Schmieder
Ardaley-on-the-Hudson
James P. Kernochan
New York
Lewis Querilla
Jones
Ridgefield Coun
John E. Dretel
Philadelphie
William Heatker
Motips
Ighg
Corneline T Lee
Erat ‘Thompson
E.B. Eahiey
Stesmaith Kane
Hichard Shem
George H
Airs
Howard ‘Diokisaos
Atlantic City Labor Day crowds loom uncertain
Atlantic City notes a fading gay season as Labor Day nears with hotel managers and cafe owners expecting a smaller crowd. reformers fail to block the holiday, locals cite ongoing arbutus reform coverage, and Washingtonians are seen among boardwalk visitors and hotel guests including prominent figures like Governors Kellogg Stephens and ONeill amid large hotel registrations and fishermen parties on the inlet boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Washington
Ostend
P. ‘Brown
B. Brown
Josephine Waggaman
John MeKay Wagger
Christopher Arnot
Ostpad
D.C. Scott
Jersey
Br Rail
Missouri
Smother Fotea
Blenheim
Mr. Hates
Alabama
Wiliam Martin
United States
Hankow, Chins
Rudolf
Hotel Rio Grande
John B. O'Neil
Mary O'Neill
O'Neill
Muskogee
Okla
John Kolan
James B. Green
Michael Green
John Madert
E H. Brown
James V. Mulligan
Thomas Oppenheimer
Central Office
Pittsburg
Harold Hengey
Willington
Del
Walter C. Kelly
Virginia
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Adres
N.W
N. W
Pa. Ave
Proctor
HT. Muntz & Co
Krocers
Mackie
James
Carter
Yams O. Carter
J. Frank
Ballentine
Newark
Shoomaker CO
E.ives
Imilburn, Heister & CO
Washingtor
D. C
Ee Ees
Consumers’ Coal Company, Inc
F Street N. W
Phos
Secon Sen
St. James Ee
I. Haas & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Andrews
P. Andrews
Tarry
Tennie Tournam
Bluemont
Jolliest
Cape May
Num ‘Bers
Madeline Force
Newcastle
Atlantic
Mia
Post
Atlantte City Review
Marlborough-Bienheim
Anne
Blanche
Darby
Martin
Chalfonte
N. B van Wilkle
ML Mead
W. C. Thompson
W. FP
Helen
E. H. Mayton
Hamilton Hall
FF. F. Barbour
Chelsea
A. BR. Hecht
Ross- Tore
Mghday
Robert Malone
Lenington
Oward Young
Edward Lippard
J. S. Lettle
L. Constant
Child
W. D. Constant
Continental
John Claiyoe
Capitol Hot
Berkeley
EB. Baker
Miss Baker
Troxell Hall
Theresa Drexell
Frederick Dawson
al the Lockhart
M. "Mangan
Offte
J. B. Horrigan
Robert Bande
Ana Wite
Poinsettia
Aera
Chetwoode
Miss Walah
Willie McCarthy
Annie Donnelly
John Webster
J. Remtaigton
Edgewster
Arthur Trotey
Charles Drullen
Maddon Hell—att
BR. W. Tisrell
F. Geggenheimer
A. J. Pyle
Mira ‘Thomas Graham
J. H. Wright and Family
F. Wall
J. W. Reed
Wootferd
R. Kinots
Grand Atlantic
F. Selbold
William Paxson
James Reid
Ross Rogers
Harry Miller
Mabarehem
George Winters
Wonters
William Stone
John Kennedy
Frank Clever
Avery
New England
Bodine
Legge
H. McGill
M. R. Stennep
Wood
W. Cole
Marbert Alerhet
Fredonia
M. Sargant
Master Sergant
Crowbar
W Ressbarker
Biberon
B. Pumphrer
Meo
Seramon
Raleigh—Charres B. Heefer
Hubert Cox
John Man
John Keene
Fred ‘Reis
Forthington
Sod Mea
Tinker
Bouvier
C. G
Langier
Mise M. Langley
Mise E. Lan
Mrs. James
Bugsell ‘Soley
Theresa
Dee Ami Lestie Co
Eta
M. Patties
Evhurry
Mosutay
Hooper Bros
HU Man-Ic
Jenness Miller
Sheboygan
West
J.E. Dyer & CO
M Street
E Streets
14Th Street
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