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THE EAST HAMPTON STAR, FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1930 “CURRY SAUCE” WINS HONORS FOR HUNTERS AT SOUTHAMPTON SHOW Mrs. N. J. Ward’s “Johnnie Bamber” Reserve Winner; Miss Adelaide Moffett Wins Good Hands Up; Magee Takes Blue for Draft Horse Class. The Southampton Riding and Hunt Club's second annual horse show, held last Saturday at the Southampton grounds, was a banner success, with excellent classes, good judging and a very large crowd from all parts of Long Island East Hampton exhibitors did very well, with Mrs. Newell J. Ward’s brown gelding, Johnnie Bamber, re ceiving the reserve in the champion ship honors for hunters and jumpers, which was carried off by Curry Sauce, that good show horse, owned and shown last week by Mrs. John C. Loud of Syosset, L. I. Johnnie Bamber had previously won the blue in the ladies’ hunters and had taken two third places in the junior C4NCE PLACE INN Renowned Restaurant MUSIC BY EDDIE DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA TELEPHONE 150 HAMPTON BAYS NEW YORK 785 MADISON AVE. MISS SPAULDING MAIN ST.. AT DAVID’S LANE EAST HAMPTON. L. I. Reduction Sale August lst-9th Frocks for all Occasion and Sport Wear $10 up Bathing Suits and Pajamas iloVT LET su m m er sp oil i/our vom plvxion M arie EARLE’S Special Oil Mask Treatments keep the skin satin-smooth and supple in spite o f the drying effects o f hot suns and beach winds. At the Southampton Salon you enjoy the same expert care o f the skin you had all winter at Marie Earle’s Fifth Avenue Salon. The smartest make up for the outdoor life. BONWIT TELLER BUILDING EsaairaiKriwrnijnT i rj m i mm / Tel. Southampton 1270 JOB'S LANE MacVEADY IMPORTER MID-SEASON COLLECTION OF IMPORTED SOUTHAMPTON TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES Branch of 872 MADISON AVENUE 150 EAST 78th STREET 924 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY WE CALL AND DELIVER AT YOUR RESIDENCE TELEPHONE SOUTHAMPTON 557 Marie Morrison Inc. DYERS and CLEANERS MAIN STREET SOUTHAMPTON (Directly Opposite First National Bank) jumping class and in the lightweight hunters. Miss Adelaide MofTett won the Good Hands Cup over Miss Jean Moorhead with Mlss Charlotte McDonnell, third; and Paul and Ruth Burdett of Ama gansett, fourth and fifth. Miss Moffett also won the children's saddle class, riding Black Raven. John J. Magee of Watermill, cleaned up the opening class. Pairs of Draft Horses Shown to a Farm Wagon, by taking 1st. 2nd and 4th places. The C. E. Frankenbach team was third. Miss Grace Patterson’s Red Prince took fourth prize in the Road Hack group for 14.2 and under 15.2. while the large class was won by Miss Rcssmary Ward’s gelding Captain Harty, with Mrs. Jchn V. Bouvier 3rd's handsome black gelding. Show Me. Miss Rose mary Ward took the blue in the jump ing class for children under 16, with her brcthcr, Newell J. Ward jr., riding Jchnnie Bamber third, and Miss Ade laide Moffett riding High Hat, fourth. The Parent and Child class was won by Vincent Mulford and his son, while Gilbert M. Burdett and Miss Ruth M. Burdett won fourth prize in this group. Miss Leona Zalles of Devon, received a third prize in the saddle horse group over 15.2 hands with Bohemian Star. Mrs. Bouvier's Sliow Me was placed second to Miss Elizabeth Gari's My Laddie. Miss Carolyn Roberts won the light weight hunters with Nancy, while Mrs. Bouvier’s Stout Fella was second to Curry Sauce in tlie middleweight hunt ers. The local hunters group went to Miss Frances Robbins' Killala, for the President’s Cup, with Mrs. Robert Ap pleton's chestnut gelding Rock Bar second. Miss Ward's Boy Friend third, and Miss Carolyn Roberts’ Nancy fourth. The hunt teams went to the Suffolk Hunt, with the Wilmarland Farms team second, Miss Rosemary Ward's team third and Miss Frances Robbins’ team fourth. ingston. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Peter Dunne. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C. Tiffany Rich ardson. Mrs. Joseph R. Dilworth, Mrs. Charles H. Sabin. Morgan J. G. O'Brien. Esmond P. O'Brien and others. Mr. and Mrs. King are passing he season at the Irving. Mrs. Clendenin J. Ryan announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Caroline Clendenin Ryan, to Ronald Lambart Basset of London. England. Miss Ryan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clendenin Ryan of New York, and a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas Fortune Ryan of New Yoik and Virginia. Mr. Basset is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Basset of London. He was educated at Eton College and serv ed in the World War with the Eton Brigade. Miss Ryan attended the Foxcroft School and Mile. Mousseux's, in Paris. She was presented to society in 1928. Miss Ryan is passing the summer with her parents, who are occupying the Ccopers Neck lane residence of the former Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tyng gave a dinner Sunday night at their lakefront studio. Four Fountains, in honor of the twenty-two members of the Hampton Players. After dinner the players rehearsed their new play on the stage which opens onto a terrace leading to the lake. The Misses Celia R. and Ruth Rob inson, Edward T. McLean and Robert McCullum are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William M. Duryea at Willett House, the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson Simonds. Among the August arrivals at the Irving are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fair and family of Kew Gardens, H. I. Cobb 3rd, and George MacWell. Mrs. David Dows has arrived from Charlton Hall. Glen Head, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shret have joined their son, having just returned on the Berengaria. Don ald McVicker is here from East Nor wich, and Mrs. Charles J. Keating has come from Brooklyn. Lyttleton Fox jr.. who is a senior at Yale University, sailed on the Aqui- tania on Wednesday for a few weeks’ visit in Europe. Tennis Week Attracts Southampton Colonists Tennis week at Southampton is at tracting the attention of Southamp ton’s colony, with the 47th annual in vitation tennis tournament beginning on Monday and continuiug until Satur day. Tomorrow evening the events of tennis week will climax with the ten nis ball at the Meadow Club. This evening there will be a dinner dance at Canoe Place Inn for the New York Boys' Club, of which Charles H. Sabin is president. He also will be chairman of the committee for this af fair and acting as sponsors will be prominent members of the Hamptons colonies. Exhibition dancing and songs by the small lads of the club will be among the features of the evening, Miss Marta Lindcrskold is in charge of the benefit. Rafaelo Diaz, tenor of the Metro politan Opera Company, will give a song recital on August 12. at Sunset Court, the Georgian mansion of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kiser, which they have graciously loaned for this occas ion. Mr. Diaz, who is well known at this resort, will be welcomed, after a year’s absence in Europe. Many house parties are in progress this week, with the majority of the guests staying for the tennis tourna ment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Van Vleck jr., have as their guests at Bally- shear Miss Margaret Mower. Colonel Patrick Rafferty and Jack Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Armour of Chi cago, are visiting Mr. Armour's mother, Mrs. P. A. Valentine, at Valmay. Harry Bell will spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm Littlejohn, at Little Cote, where Mrs. Littlejohn's brother, Dr. George M. Bolling, also is a guest. Dr. Bolling is professor of Greek at the Ohio State University. Other guests at Littlecote are Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Rich and their little son, Robert Littlejohn Rich, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balliere. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Macy of Mor ristown, N. J., are passing the week with Mr. and Mrs. George F. Vietor at their Main street home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Gray of New York, arrived to pass tennis week with Miss Elizabeth Banks Brundige at her home on Great Plains road. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robinson Duff and their family will leave The Moorings next week-end for their farm in Ver mont. While there they will enter their hunters in the Woodstock Horse Show. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Claflln de parted last week for New York, and arriving this week-end are Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Kent, who have leased the Claflin villa in the Shinne- cock Hills for the month of August. Mr. and Mrs. Kent and their family passed last winter at Los Incas, the beautiful ocean-to-lake estate of the late Colonel Anthony R. Kuser, at Palm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Claflin will re turn to Southampton ln September. Other changes in the cottage colony have taken place this month—Mr. and Mrs. Preston Davie, who have been oc cupying the Gordon bungalow on the ocean front, will sail for Europe on August 16, and Mrs. Richard H. Wil liams, who has been at Seven Ponds Inn, has leased the house for the re mainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding and their family will conclude their stay at the John F. Harris house on August 7. to return to Tuxedo Park; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer have leased the place for the balance of the sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt have arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Ellsworth at their ocean front villa. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton Stew art have left Seaward for a fortnight’s visit in Bar Harbor, where their niece, Miss Ellen Cox Ewing of New York, and Rayito de Sol, Palm Beach, will be married to Thomas Archibald Stone on Monday. One of the most enjoyable social af fairs of the season was given Sunday night by Mr. and Mrs. John C. King of New York and Palm Beach, who gave a dinner for more than 40 guests at the Shinnecock Hills Inn. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Liv- SOUTHAMPTON COTTAGE LIST FOR 1930 Tenant Owner Street Adams, Chas. T.—de Rose. Mrs. Edw. “ Westover"................................ Hill Street Adams. Mrs. Robert Franklin. "The Moorings"........................................Gin Lane Alexander, Mrs. Henry M. Heyworth, Miss Gwendolyn, "Cherisol" Pond Lane Arents. Mrs George. "Meadow Beach” ...... ............... Gin Lane "Red House" Auditore. Mr.. "South Cottage Barber. Mrs. Thomas H . "Ciaverack" Beard. Mrs. Anson McCook. "Eden Cottage". Belmont. The Misses—Pierce. C. V............... Benedict. Henry Harper—Schmerhorn. A. E Benjamin. Henry Rogers—"By-the-Way " Benjamin. W E —Guldl, Adolph Boardman. A B.—"Windswept” Booker. Neville J —D. A. R . Foster Homestead" Breese. James L.—"Breese In"........................................... Brooks. Harold ............ ......................................................... Brown. Gardner W —Stewart. Mrs. P. H . "Killarney" Brown. Vernon C —Twining. E. S.. "Twining Cottage". Budd. Hudson—Schrader. Mrs. Susan............................. Buffinton. Elliott—Spencer. Mrs Vivian. "The Gables' Buffin. Baron Leopold—Smith. Miss A A Butler. Nicholas Murray—"The Corners" Byers. Eben M —“ Sandymount"......................... Cameron. W. Scott—"Wee Hame" Carey. Walter L —Smith. Mrs. Eunice B Carnegie. T. Morrison—"The Anchorage"....................... Caruso. Mrs. Enrico—Cameron. W. Scott. "Lochiel".... Chadbourne. Thos. L —"Hampton Court"...................... Chickering. Dr. Henry—Johnson. Sophie. Halsey's Neck Lane Halsey's Neck Lane .................. Gin Lane Herrick Road Main Street ................ Gin Lane Gin Lane First Neck Lane .............Main Street .............. Hill Street .............Main Street ___First Neck Lane Great Plains Road ............... Hill Street ............ Main Street ..............Art Village ..First Neck Lane Dune Road ................ Gin Lane Hampton Road Great Plains Road ................. Gin Lane Ox Pasture Road Metauwack"..............Toylsome Lane "Nestoria1 Clark, Harold Benjamin—Bigelow, Mrs. Talman, Clark. Joseph S................................ Coe. Henry E.— The Apple Trees' Coulter. Charles J —Vail. C H. G Cowles. W S — Doering. Chas Crawley. C. E.—Terry. Mrs. Geo.. "Bon Acre" ...... Cutting. Mrs. Fulton—"A-Weel-Y-Moor" ................... Cutting. Mrs. Heyward—Betts. W. R.. "Golden Rod". Dale. Chester........................................................................ Davie, Preston—Gordon. Mrs. George B Davis. Edmund Steuart.................................................... Davis. Thos. B - Whigham, Reginald. "Sunnycroff... De Coppet. Andre—Dickinson. Howard C..................... de Milhau. Miss Zella—"Laffolot".................................................. De Witt. Mrs. Geo G.—"Nighbrlnk"................................................ Dempsey, Gerald—Hanhausen. Mrs. Marie ............................... Dilworth. Mrs. Joseph P —Biddle. Mrs. Anna R . Hollyhocks' Di Zopple. Mario—Trombley. R. P... Dodge. Marshall......................................................................... Donahue. Jas. P.—"Wooldon Manor” ........................... ...... Duff. J. Robinson—Adams. Mrs. R. F.. "The Moorings" Duncan. W. Butler—"Shoreham"........................ Dunne. Peter Finley—Johnson. H M. Est.. "T»ve Rushes' Du Pont, Henry F — "Chestertown House” ........................... Eggleston. Richard H.—Burnett. Leland........................... Elliott. Mrs. Dorothy—“Old Mackie House".................... Elliott. John—Blackburn. Mrs. Charles W.................... ..... Ellsworth, Duncan—"O-Go-Ya-Goo".................................... Evans. Capt. F. Taylor—Wilier. Chas.................................... Farr, John.................................................................................... Fleitman. Wm. M —Higgins. Mrs. Chas. H Fox. Lyttleton—"Foxhole"............................ Francklyn. Mrs Chas. G —"Red Croft French. Geo Barton—Gilmartln, D. J Fry. Marshal—"Meadow Cot". Fuller. George A.—French. George E Gay. W O— "Foster House" ................... Gilbert. Riley Miles—Potter. Alonzo. "West Moor".............. Grace. Eugene G.—Livingston. G . Trustee. "The Dolphins' Grace. Joseph P.—Miller. Robert Grace. Major Schoolfleld—Potter. Clarkson. "Fairflelds" . Haggerty. Louis—Kliesler. Mrs. Armande. "Rose Cottage”. Hammersley. L. Gordon—Olcott. Dudley............................... Hardy. Charles L.. Jr.—Wilson. William................................. Harris. John W.—Breese. James L . Radio Laboratory. Hart. Michael—Ely. Albert H . "Fort Hill"............................ Hartley. Mrs. J. S......................................................................... Havemeyer. Horace—Ladd. Wm. F.......................................... Heme. Mrs. James A..................................................... .............. Henderson. Mrs. C. H.—"White Caps” ................................ Hill. Crawford—Fordham. Geo. H . "West Cottage” Hoadley. Mrs. Eliot Betts—"The Mallows" Hoar. Friend—Breese. Jas. L.. "Little Orchard"................ Holahan. Geo. R —"Holly Manor” ......................................... Home. Mrs. Eliz. M.—"Saltair".............................................. Hoy. Henry E.—Drew. George H., "The Claridge"............. Irving. L. du Pont...................................................................... Ives. H. D..................................................................................... Jackson. John—Welnfurt. Fred. ................ Jaekel. A. F —Rogers. Miss Mary H . "Pierson Homestead' James. Dr. Henry—Corrigan. Mrs. E. J . "Grey Bungalow Jewett. Mrs. Kirkwood—Butler, L. Smith........................ Johnson. Wayne—Plercey. Miss A., "The Comers"............. "Ashton Moor" "Lyra-ne-Grena". "Darena"............. Keyes. Mrs. E. L —"Fair Oaks' Kilbreth. Miss Mary—"Long Meadows".......... King. Arklay—Coe. H. E., "Pine Tree Cottage' Kiser. John............................ ................ Landstreet, Fairfax S —"Mayfair Cottage" . Larkin. Adrian H.—"Las Alouettes"................ Lawrence. John T.—Hawkins. W. S.................. Lobkowicz. Mrs. Joseph—Payne. C. A. Lord. J. Couper....................................... ............................ Lee. James P.—"Grassmere” Lee. Mlss Sarah R —“Honeysuckles"............................. Littlejohn. Robert M.—"Little Coto"........................... Livingston. Edw. de Peyster—Martin. Carroll............... Livingston. Goodhue.................................... ........ Macey. Valentine E.—Mario de Zoppole........................ Maguire. Jeremiah—“Three Chimneys". Marr. Charles B —Bamhardt. Dr J D . "Sunnyslde" ' ‘ " William—"Sound-o-Sea' 'Meadowmere' Cooper’s Neck Lane ...........................Main Street .................. First Neck Lane ...............Great Plains Road ..................... Toylsome Lane ................. First Neck Lane ........................ Dune Road .................... First Neck Lane ............................... Gin Lane .................. Meadow Lane ............................. North Sea Halsey's Neck Lane Halsey's Neck Lane Art Village ................Dune Road Hill Street ..Main Street Foster Street . First Neck Lane Dune Road ................ Gin Lane .Great Plains Road .... First Neck Lane ........ Meadow Lane ..Hampton Road ........... Main Street Hill Street Meadow Lane Little Plains Road Little Plains Road .... First Neck Lane Captain's Neck Lane Ox Pasture Road ........... Herrick Road ........... Hill Street Ox Pasture Road ..... First Neck Lani Cooper's Neck Lane ...... First Neck Lane Herrick Road ....Halsey's Neck Lane ................... Hill Street Meadow Lane Old Town Crossing ................... Hill Street ........ Shinnecock Hills Hampton Park ......... Meadow Lan? ......... Heme Oaks ........ Meadow Lane ..............Hill Street First Neck Lane .................... Hill Street Captain's Neck Lane ................. Gin Lane ......... First Neck Lane .... First Neck Lane .................. Art Village Captain's Neck Lane ........... Main Street ................ Hill Street Halsey's Neck Lane First Neck Lane ........... Art Village ................. Main Street ........ .First Neck Lane Captain’s Neck Lane ................... Pond Lane .............. Main Street ............................... Meeting House Lane ‘Herrick Homestead".......... Main Street ............................................... Main Street ............................................... Main Street ................ Shinnecock Road ............................ Great Plains Road Meeting House Lane ..... First Neck Lane ............ Meadow Lane Halsey's Neck Lane Ox Pasture Road May. Gerald de Courcey—Henderson. Mrs. Marv .......... ........... Herrick Road May. Col Henry—"Sunnymedc” McDonnell. James—Murray. Thos . Est.. McDonald. C. Eric W -"Penrhyn” ................................................. Main Street "Wickapogue Cottage”. Old Town Road McKeon. Mrs. Robt. J —"Plas-ar-Lyn” First Neck Lane McQualll, J. Ennis—Burling. Geo. H Hill Street Mellon. Chas. H —Corwith. Mrs. F. H Mellon. Edw P.—“ Villa Maria". Main Street Meadow Lane Merrill, Chas. E., Jr.—"Tlie Orchards" ............... Hill Street Mertzanoff, Andre—Flncke, Reginald ..... Meadow Lane Miller. Chas E —Post. Wm. J Main Street Miller. Harold H.—"Ivy Lodge” Captain's Neck Lane Mitchell. Chas. E.—"Overdunc” Gin Lane Morris. A V. R . Herrick Road Morris. Lewis S.—Fowler. Mrs. Harold Mulford. Vincent S —"The Grapevines Munds. Louis D.—Mario de Zoppola “Hither House".. ............Meadow Lane Cooper's Neck Lane Meadow Lane Munn. Orson D —"The Arches" .................. Gin Lane Murphy. Mrs. Chas.—"The Fair Ways" Murphy. Patrick F.—Johnson. Mrs. E Murrav. Thos. E.. Jr.—"Bonnie Dune”. H., "Agawam"...... Ox Pasture Road Main Street ............... Gin Lane Murray. Mrs Thos. E —Murray. Thos. Est. "West Cottage” ................ Old Town Newbold. Miss Edith—Milhau. Zella de "Shingle Top".........................Art Village Nicholas. Mlss Alice—Warotns. Samuel........... ........... Meetinc House Lane Nicoll. Delancey—"Wyndymere" ......... First Neck Lane Niles. Dr. Walter L —Schmerhorn. A. O'Brien. Kenneth—"Chauteaubrien" E., "East Cottage" Main Street ..First Neck Lane O'Brien. Judge Morgan J.—"Villa Mille Fiori"....................... Captain's Neck Lane Okay. Francis—Becker, Jeanette, "Shingle Shack".......... Olcott. Dudlev—Kilbreth. Jas. T.. "Daisvflelds” ............... Art Village First Neck Lane Overman. M. C.—"Trl Acre” Parrish. Samuel L Hampton Park .............. Main Street Patterson. Morehead—Patterson Rufus Patterson. Rufus L.—"Lenoir"............... Great Plains Road Ox Pasture Road Peabody. Stephen—"Four Aces".......... Pease. Albert—"Fleur-de-Lys".............. Perkins. Frederick C.—“Clyden"......... Pierce. H. Denny............. ......................... ..............Main Street ............... Fair Lea Main Street Meadow L*ne Pltou. Eugene—Grlnnell. Mrs Wm. M PolhemiLs, Henry M —Baird. Mrs B L "Moorlands"........ Halsey Neck Lane .............. Main Street Powell. Robert L.—Burllntr. Georee H. ........... Hill SLrret 20 : REDUCTION THE ASSORTMENTS OF FINCHLEY MER CHANDISE, COMPRISING HABERDASHERY, HATS, SHOES AND LEATHER GOODS ARE OFFERED FOR A LIMITED PERIOD DURING AUGUST AT A 20% REDUCTION FROM ES TABLISHED PRICES. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT AN EARL Y VISIT WILL FIND ITS RE WARD IN MORE ABUNDANT SELECTIONS. THE HAMPTON BAYS SHOP OF THE On Ihe Main Highway. adjoining the Grdnde Maison de Blanc 55 BROADWAY NEW YORK Wade Ercs. & Cc. MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade New York C*:rb Market (Assn.) New Orleans Cotton Exchange 70 JOB’S LANE SOUTHAMPTON, L. I. Telephone Southampton 707 Under the management of MR. FRANCIS A. WEISMANN, JR. and MR. IRVING S. HALSEY II mu!»1K1E1SI— HHMIB 1 1 d 1 ■ I ■' ■ M. 1 :1 ' -■ ■!.M il". I !■ 118 EAST 60th STREET NEW YORK SPORT CLOTHES BATHING SUITS SPORT COATS EVENING DRESSES HATS BARNS BLOCK, NEWTOWN LANE EAST HAMPTON ■t" ■iriBlTM.i.MCM.MLMIClMHraBULrBHiigMmgJlMMLlIilliliMiv'miKlilMMKllWaM SCIENTIFIC FACIALS KA-LOR-IC MASK SCALP TREATMENTS MARCELLING HAIR COLORING HAIR GOODS FRENCH RAZOR CUTTING PERSONALITY BOB or TIPTM AVENUE- 595 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK MURRAY HILL 4984-5 Wishes to announce the opening of his Branch BEAUTY SALON Maidstone Inn EAST HAMPTON MONSIEUR FRANCOIS AND MISS ELENOR ALREADY SO WELL KNOWN ARE DAILY IN ATTENDANCE Phone East Hampton 425 for Appointments Preston. Mrs. Baldwin—Lutz, Richard H....................................................Elm Street Preston. Stewart D —"Miramichi” .......... Great Plains Road Prindivllle. T. J.—Breese. Jas. L.. "Little Orchard” ............................. Hill Street Putnam. Wm. A.—"Midflelds”. Halsey's Neck Lane Rand. Alice M.—Tunnell. A. W . "The Mulberries"..................................Hill Street Randolph. Edmund—Linsly. Mrs. L. L...................... .....Toylsome Lane Reed. Latham—"Wild Rose”.......... ........... ...........................Fair Lea Requa. Dr. J. Eugene ... ... ..First Neck Lane Richardson. C. Tiffany—"The Crossways"................. ................ Main Street Robbins. Harry P —"Pelham Farm". Wyandanch Lane Robbins. Mrs Henry—"Asher House" ...................Main Street Robertson. T. Markoo—"Wyndecote"................................... ............. Main Street Rodgers. Oliver—Lee. J. P............................................. ................. Main Street Rogers. Edmund P.—Schmerhorn. A. E . "Street House" ............... Main Street Rogers. Henry Huddleson—"Port of Missing Men” .................................North Sea Rogers. Henry Pendleton—Topping. J H. "Seamarge” ............Wyandanch Lane Rose. George—Rea. Mrs. H. R.. ”Rca Cottage".............................................Gin Lane Rosser. Virgil O —Ward. Mrs. Isabel Linden Lane Russell. Marshall—"Breakers Ahead"...................... ..................................Gin Lane Ryan. Mrs. Clendenin J.—Davies. Mrs. F. M Cooper's Neck Lane Sage. Mrs. William—Betts. W. R . "Wyllys House” .....................First Neck Lane Schermerhom. Alfred E.—"The Lindens” Main Street Schermerhom. J. H.......................................................................................... Hill Street Schwcizer, Mrs. Raymond—Bottomley, Mrs. John. "Gortmore" ...First Neck Lane Scribner, Mrs. Gilbert H.—Seaman. Robert, ‘Tngleslde"......................... Fair Lea Seidenburg. Otto—Loening. Albert F First Neck Lane Waller. Stewart—Fordham. Geo. H , "East Cottage” .............................. Hill Street Walton. The Misses—“Oak Crest"............................ Hampton Park Watson. Geo. E.—"Edgecombe"...................................................................... Gin Lane Weisbecker. Chas.—Doering. Geo. B...................... Toylsome Lane Wheelwright. Dr. J. S.............................................................................. Meadow Lane Whitaker. Judge E. G ............................ Hampton Park Whitfield. Clara B —"Sunny Bright"................. Hampton Park Wliitfield. Henry D.—"Cluny Lodge".................. Hampton Park Whitney. Mrs Geo Q —Platt. Wm. B . "Maple Shade Farm ". Hill Street Wickham. Miss Ethel—Livingston. Goodhue. “The Mill"....................... Dune Road Willock. W. W —Patterson. Geo. B . "Duneslde"..........................................Gin Lane Wray. Miss Julia—"Bide-a-Whlle".................................................... First Neck Lane Wrenn. Geo. L —"Zee-ln-Duln"....................... Meadow Lane Wright. Thomas H —Bef.j. W. R . "The Clovers" .....................First Neck Lane Woodbury. Mrs. John McGraw—Parrish, S. L... ...... First Neck Lane Butler. William Allen....................................................................................Middle Lane Campbell. Nathaniel A........................................................................ Apaquogue Road Cheek. Frank L.......................................................................................... Georgica Road Chisholm, E. de Clifford........................................................................... Cross Roads Cloud. 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