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FUN FE S T PRO G RAM WILL BE BETTER THAN LA S T YE A R Joints and Lizzie* to Play Third Annual and Deciding . . . G &jte. Port Jeffer son Band Will Play Durin g Day. >: The Merchants' Division or the local Chamber of Commerce Is co- operatin g with the Port Jefferson ¦Hi gh School in malting up a program for t he Fun Feat- held a a nually on the a fternoon of Memorial Day. This will be t he third year since the Ince ption ot a program which has es tablished itself and won the praise and co-operat ion of Port Jefferson and vicinit y to such an extent that •the demand for lis continuance as- sures its success. The deta ils of the program have not yet been arran ged. Efforts are being made to secure as a high liner for the . afternoon two baseball teams for married and single ladles. It is understood that on indoor baseba ll wi ll be used , that the baseball dia- mond will be made about one half its usual size , and that all the par- & ph e rnalia used for such a game will be furn ished by the local high school. This game will be an e . x- tremejy popular one. The ladies ere to costume in a manner wh ich, is In keepin g with the s n irlt of the Tun peat. . Jud ges will decide the best costume on this ' l asts and a prize of $6 will be given. Of course , the Joints and Ltales -w ill resume their annual classic This year it la expected that all ¦ players on each of the two teams ¦will be \dolled u p \ for the game. A prize of $6 trill be awarded to the Joint or the Lizzie best costum- ed in Keeping with the spirit Of the T \ ua Pest. T here will be a flag raising cere- mon y and . the draping of a flag pole by students of the high school . The fiel d has been carefully mowed and Is in excellent condition , and a ver y pleasing ceremony is promised by high school , o fficials. The Port Jefferson land will be on hand to d ispense music during the entire afternoon. It Is a- well T inown fact that the people of Port Je f ^ r s on are desirous . of seeing the J $& uniforms and healing the band / S^ f its first outdoor ar »pearanco this ^ Wr i n g. It Is hoped to have seating accommodations for at least flvo hundred, and that , In order to make ever yone feel satisfied and comfort- able for t he afternoon , hot dogs , aoda nop, ice cream cones , etc, will be sold. Admission will bo by tag and will ho v - ery nominal. Undou btedly, additional even ts -w ill he staged. Detailed accounts •wi ll appear in those columns next ¦week. The third annual Pun Font ! -sure ly promises an afternoon of on-; joyn icnt. ! The following committees for the Arts and Crafts show to bo held In S mlth town on Juno 28 , ' 28 and 30 have boon ap pointed. II Water Color Painting—Lawrence White , Mrs. T, Hare , It. J. Molono . I Drawin g—n. J. M alone . P. Hl g- g lns , 5 Ii»H It. Loun o bery. Woodwork—E. L. Smith , Clarence ConUIln , Mr. Haw l tlm , Malcolm Smith. Iron Work ' — Charles C o nk l tn , Charles Sutler , Cavl il Ely. Letterin g nnd Design—K. 3, Ma- lone , R fr s . C. Temple Bmiuott , Mrs. A, S. Wnlltor, * ¦ Cloth , Ta pontry and Silk Work— Mm. Swan s son , Mrs. II, T. Mckoc , Mrs. Richard Kmmott , Jr. Modellin g—Lawrenc e S. Butler, T. Furlon g, 11. Ford, Work In IJapor—Miss Etta Slior- , Ty, Mrs, William II. . Smith, Miss T ltliol Thrasher . ' Plain Sowin g—Mn. K. Ulwoll , , Mis, George Strong, Mrs. n, IJuru- ' y S fe ldc Potter, ( Ira. Charles Miller. t B V i ' * . ft .—. Smirti t own Art Show | Judges Announced ' ! VET S WANT FLOWERS | I FOB BUDDIE S' GRAVES Members o f Wilson Bitch Post . A. L., ore seekin g dona- tions of Sowers to decorate the* Q. A. I I. graves on Decoration Day. Flowers will be called for or they can. be brought to the I rf g ton Building o n Main Street at 0 a-ni. on Decoration Day. The boys of the local Post will be gra teful for all dona- tions. LOCAL CHAMBER TO EMPLOY FULL TIME SECRETARY Will Increase Dues To $3.00 Per Month and Hold Month- ly Dinn er-Meeting s It was decided last ni ght by a group ot members of the Port Jef- ferson C hamber; ot Commerce to re- or ganize that organization to make It wore ' ef fective. The new plans caJJ for Increasing the dues to S3.0 . 0 per month and the em ploying ot a paid secretary. Meetin gs will be held each month as a dinner-meetin g and tbe dues will include the cost of the dinner. A committee was a p pointed by President B. D. Purvis to outline definite plans and suggestions and to present them to all members ot the c hamber at the next meeting. Bach member present last night was asked to see at le a st two or three other members and aco / ^ - ' n t them with t h © new plana. ' . ^ 42 ;;:- T he member ' s of the Mero » - ; . . * vU ' Division , all of whom are , an M mu ' s t be , members o f the parent boj».)t the Chamber of Commerce , wi lw ^ Sueet Jointl y with the chamber. T l*\v . rot- ed last ni ght to Increase thel\ » 'ctues to SG O.OO per year . Man y requests ; havo beon made to Jtev . E. Natlno of the Contereach Congregational Church for a series o f special Evangelistic services to be held In Port Jefferson with the pur- pose ot establishing an Interdcmon- Inatlonal Mission that would have as Its ob ject the reaching of the non- c li u rchod and the enlivening of pro- fesse d Christians to render more r.ealou s serv ice to their respective churches. T he purpose of these meetings is to bring all the Christians ot the various Protestant churches to- g ether for n spiritual warmin g up time. • It h. 't. ' i been arranged to lmvfl these services at an hour when It would not conflict with otlior church services , an d thus tl ^ e hour net Is at 3 o ' cloc k Sunday afternoons In the Odd Follows ' Hnll on Main St. A cordial Invitation la given to all to atend. Mr. David Martin, bandmaster of the New Yor k Faith Mission , will render several cornet solos this comin g Sunday a f lornoon. Mr. Mar- tin is re garded as one of the Uncut cornet players In this \ part of the countr y. ; o— C entereach Pastor Will Hold Special Services Here ¦ Z kr The Circle A. C. baseball team ¦will play Its first game of the sea- son on the local Held on Sunda y. Frank -A ' rata , a local merchant , lias donated a lar go American flag which will ho raised by members of Wilson nitch Po a t , American Leg- ion. The Port ' Jefferson Hand Is ex- pected to assist by playing the Na- tional Antliom. Honry Soberer will loss out llio fir lit ball assisted b y J, 8. Droyor , who will do the receivin g, both Iinvo hcon In trainin g for tho past two weeks and this should ho an event In It s olf. Decoration Day, May 30th , So- t aukot will play tho Circle A. 0. at Port Jefferson , and this should ho one of tho exciting games ot tho l e a i o i t, i Lo cal Team To Play Fir»t Game At Home Sunda y HBERATES 10 , 000 FISH IN FORGE POND John Koltzau has received about 10 , 000 pike-perch from the State Department o f Fisheries and liberat- ed -them in For ge Pond, Calverton , on May 15th. ' U. S . ARMY PLANE FORCED DOWN DURING S TORM M ade Daring Take-Off On Monday From a Bamboo , Runway A U. S. army plane , piloted by Lieutenants Le gg l tt and McKenna , made a forced landi ng oa the Mil- ler Place beach on Sunday during one o f the heaviest rain and elec- tric storms o f the season. The plane was from Texas and took oft from M itchell Field headed for Bu ffalo, N. Y. The storm was at Its peak when the plane arrived over Port Je fferson about 3:30 o ' clock. A beautiful landin g; was made on the beach but the wei ght ot the plane caused the whe a ls to sink deep in the . sand. Word was sent to Mitc hell Field and on Monda y an army truck and a crew ot men came out and built a short runway—ab out 1 00 ft. long out of bamboo. The motor was start- ed , and the plane took off over the water without ml s ha c . The gas tank of the plane con- tained 95 gallons when it landed here , and to make It li ghter tor the takeoff all but 2 0 gallons was dis- posed of , leavin g only Just about enou gh to reach Mitchell Field. .One ot the ground men sent out from Mitchel l Field claimed that the take o ff on the short flimsy runway was a darin g feat. BABE'S PARADE TO BE SPECTACLE ' ' ^ REAL BEMTY - 7~ \ki Parade Will Have Queer e d Four Attenda nts and Wi l i ' Start From Vandall ' s Hall T he first annua l Baby Parade will take place on Saturda y afternoon , June 8th, It pleasan t . The Clinic for babies up to 1 year will he held from 1—2 P. M. In Vandall' s Hall and Parade starts from the entrance ot same place at 3 P. M. Tho firs t and health prize will be a ten dollar gold piece tor the healt hiest baby under ono year, de- termined b y doctors. Other prizes will bo donated by the local mer- c hants for the prett iest baby or child , best dresse d , and best decor- ated car ria ge and other prize v. - ln- .ner s . T his will bo determined by p opular vole. An you do your shop- ping between now and Juno 8 re- q uest t he merchants , to give you a bnllol. Tim voted will also he <lls- trltmtod Ju n t before the I'a v uuu. Alter the parade the votes may be loft In the store r>t nny member of tlib Merchant s ' ni - vl s liin. Whnt the merchants most ilu s lro Is beautifu l weather, l ots of costumed or prettily dressed children In tho Parade , nnd tho sidewa lks nroiihd the block lin- ed with o lilld - lovlim men and women. If they can bo so favored , they will ho satisfied and roll repaid for t liolr efforts. The Merchants ' Divis- ion urge all to put their hoy or girl In tho Pnrado. If June 8 th la stormy the following Saturday will bo tho day, s atno ' arra n gements . Mothers and , babies entered In tho Clinic should bring n baby blanket . Any person who ean furnish a dec- orated car or float will ho more than welcome In tho Parade , Tho Mer- chants say \Let' s make this. Parade a notable success and a feature bringin g happiness to tho tittle folks who partici p ate , paternal Joy to the good mothers and fathers who derive satisfaction in tironarln g their youn g sons nnd i l a i iKhtera for tlta affair and groat pdoanu .ro to the men and women lovers of children who watch the youngsters pass In re- view, \ The M«rchaiit s ' Division derl v o tholr. benefit lar g ely In the satisfaction of s ponsoring an uv - ont that Rfvo s plonsura to peruana young and old, and that attracts attention to Port Joffersnn an a village that constantly in doin g; s nniolhln K worth while. The prlio s , other than health , will bo announc e d In the next ' l»»ii c, accompan y him; * ' jr. ; ; There are mora . J p cht ca ptains w>bo hall from Port J efferson and vicinit y than from a i i j r-other place In America , and amooi j them are some et the a b l e a C i ' The nomination oi- Stephen DV Frencli of Sag Harbor; to be Police Commissioner of Ne w T fork City was conflrmedt ^ n Tuesday. 2|. ' < EAUa ; 4 G0 The Broo fe i j . aa nleji of Saturday contained a fell-tone r picture of the handsome magn e t* .tree In full bloom In the y M & b t& V A. K J lne. William MoCiell4 W5 i: propr i e tor of the Half Way Hou fc j t ii d Mri/Tho s . Hotter , were m arrie $ , at that- hotel on Saturd ay. Over i f uS persons were presen t. , . v \ J. Tran k Newtoa j ^ horaB . conval- escin g. .. ' \ .He ho pes j $ ' r e turn.;;to , his duties on the B rooWyn Ea gle , In a week ' or two. ¦ - .; /• j - j f c . l ^ ' jl ?. $ ' ' ¦ • • Tho old raci n g -«r ^ fr v V i i' nto ' e c , Ca pt. Peterson, is ' \ at [ 'Sfirtfi fe r- 'fi Wood ' s yard receiving \ alterations and re pairs. / ' Ca p t ^ .p w im Darling has resigned hfs com ' _ . - ' . \ $ . of the sloo p yacht Daf- i en y to ^ ' ~ v. S ica, l>tara ' « berth on a new steam \ ¦¦ . v ' ; ; $ t for a Mr. Arm- strong of \ ; i S ctlcut. , H. C, Tinner ' s yawl Iztacclhuatl , which was In co m mission in ifie Ba- hamas during the winter, Is now an- chored of f Brlarcroft , Mr. Tinker ' s handsome countr y seat on Port Jot- feraon hay. -» When Schooner A. V. Bergen Made Record Tri p To Berm u da so MM* AGO Capt. Herman ' Ald fc fch has sold his Interest in tbe ' sctt poner Lavinia Bell to Capt. EAVsrdj, Ba yles , w ho will take char ge oTi ^ fc The schooner A ; Wi; Bergen ot Por , t \ Jef ferson , Ca pt- John Cham bers' In command, sal l ed;tr 6 m. New Tork April 29 , hound for Hamilton , Ber- muda , at which port She arrived May 5. On May 10 she sailed from there for Boston , arrivin g at that port Ma y 15 , t hus makin g tho voyage In t he remarkably short time of 16 da y s . A bill reducin g the legal rate ot Interest in this state to ' 6 per cent has passed both houses and will un- doubtedly receive the Governor ' s si gnature. \ . The bri g Stella, Capt. Elbert Bavls , will soon salt ' . for Buenos A yer s . His wife •and -Children will The Un ited States has started a now 'nation on its career , Cu ba has become a T t epu l illc. SNTERE #1 y J E ' . WAS SEDUCES) . ' . TOi%IN 187B LEST WE FORGET WEAR A POPPY MAY 2 4 TO MAY 30 W l lnon Rlt cli Pont n por. 4 several hundred do l hir .s for i j jj a jW, relief ri ght hero In Port Jo ir wj fl jg afe nd will bo cnl lnd on t'l upend \ more eac h year .mil nii * l ' 11 ' -^ hit* ii° uttu' i 1 mc. -uir: a! r i i l s lii' : funds , for (his pur pose than nn appeal to the nen- pl n M this Miin- of Hi\ year , t.lirnui:h tho medium »f lb\ I ' \l ' py, which n- prosontH the s norlflci' S made by those who s s rv ed th<i Flag In 1017 and 1918, • It is lio ini l Hint ' ever yone will avail thoiim olvo s nt this time of the o pportunity lo show their respect to those who ha ve passed on nnd at tho s ni n o tim e contribute to the aid no liadl y needed by 'l\\ ia who came hack mid ar e no t yet In a position to caro of t licmnelven. in makin g Hil« plea Wilson Hitch Post mem bers ask nothing for them- selves or ihirli' organizations as ever y penny taken in on tho drive goes to the Wirtfn ro Fund for use In welfare work only, Popples may bo ohtotnod in most all stores In I' wt Joltorrion and Port Jefferson Station and also from the workers on the atreot s on Saturday, Ma y 25th. — o Patrioti c Services At Setauket May 30 Tim mem bers , of Harbor Post American L egion will hold patriotic Harvlco u on the Hotaulcot Village Oroon on Memorial Day morn lu g at 10 o ' clock, Tlwio will lie s peakers and music and Ilia rui ning of a now lin g given by tho lloj' Rcoutn of B ptn u kot, IHv o r yono hi urged to ' attend this patriotic demonstration. t ' ' / - > ' PORT S CHOOIi TEAM TEWS STONY BROOK SCHOOIi 10—5 With all but one man pn t he team ma king at least one run , t he Port Jef ferson High School team- easily defeated the Stony Brook School team on Tuesda y by the score ot 1 9—5 . The battery for the local school nine was Bobert Krause , pitcher , and Alfred Anderson, catcher. SCHOOL ORATORS TO COMPETE FOR ECHO PRIZE S Annual Prize S peaking Con- teat Fin als To Be Held On Friday, Ma y 31. i . The annual prl j e speaking contest will be held on Frida y evening, Ma y Slat, This contest Is sponsore d b y the Port Jefferson v Ecb» which awards two pr izes of $19 each tor the best bo y and girl epnteat ant and ?5 each tor the second choices of girls and boys In the contest. Throu gh ' a process of e l lm iua tlon a In wh ich every student in the High School De partment above the. nint h year )i o a participated , the facult y has '' selected tour young ladies and four youn g men for the contest. Miss Betty Han cock will s peak ^ Commencement\' by Sarah Winter Kellogg; Miss Helen N l t s cne. , \The Prisoner ' s Plea \ , adapted ; Ml a s Hob- erta, tol irry, \A Llti l p Lie or Two \ , b y HtrVrard Vincent : P'Brle n .; Miss Irene d ewberr y, \A Le gend ot Ser- vice \ by Henry Van . Dyke; Harr y Purvis ; \The Tarn of tho Nanc y Bell , \ Anon ymous , William Godfre y; \Forei g n •Views of the Statue \ by Fred Everson Bro pks , Doneld Floyd; ••After the Battle \ by James Daw- son , Thomas Newton ; \The First Set- tler ' s story \ , by Will ' Ca r leton. A l h slc will be furni shed by th s Hi gh School Orchestra ; there will be selections by the girls ' glee club. A small admission ^ 111 be charged. SELUNG BO0ZE Mrs. P atchke Is Fined $100 , While Belver Gleaaon and A. Newton Get 60 Days After refusin g to stat e where thoy purchased H ij uor sold by them Jud ge Furman sentenced Belver Gleason and Armand Newton to 00 da ys In the County Jail . Tho couple ran a place on upper West Broadway and admitted that they sold liquor to young bo ' ys. Gerakllno Patchke was fined $100 on the charge of main tainin g a pub- lic nuisance on Jones St „ Port Jef- ferson. Judge Furman save her 30 da ys In which to pay tho fine and If she falls to pay It she will have to serve 1 day In Jul! for every fli line , or 20 days. Judge p' u rninn H evercly reprimanded Mrs , Patchke. Un!h nisi' . - i \ s f ei - n (Hur l tin Tuondsy. Jrisf ' Sh Klsbel , who 1ms li n im held in tin ' Comity Ju l l iiiidni' u Grand Jury Indictm e nt , chnwil with per- jury, ilcvulo|ihi|; nut or Hie I'nt ehlK ' con i> , wns released ycstnrd n y (Wed- nesday. ) J udge I' unnon put him In charge of tlio Probation Oh l ceni for one yea r . All g afti'i ' ;; :,( tho Run rise Baseball L eague scheduled lust Sunday wore called off on account of ra in. This fac t will produce several g nod ilnubld bonders Inter On In the (i nu n nii. The gomes scheduled for this Hunilny and Mem orial Day are nu follows: May Willi Median ! at Port Joffor e on St. John ' s nt PatchoKiio Giants at Lake Orova . 'lot i iukot at n. 0. A. May SMU Lalm Gr e vo at Patelioguo It, C, A. nt Modfora H otuulcot at Port J efferson ( Hants at St. Johns A London woman who p o siio i l an a man wau glvon nine months In Jail recently. Wo know ii dnio fnllown who nana as men and gut away with It. Sund ay ' s R ain Calls Off Ba seball Games „ ^ _ ^ _ ft ) ECHO TO BE PUBLISHED | j - WEDNE SDAY, NEXT WEEK | Nex t Thursday being Memor- ial Day, the \Echo \ will be published ono day ear llw—on Wednesday. Advertisers , cosTcs pomlentp and friends sendin g in news i tems can help us enjoy the hol iday by sending In their ma- terial one day earlier. Thank yon. EDI TOR. JUSTICE STRONG DENIES P. J. CLUB INCORPORATION Fears Incor poration Might Use Prize Awardin g Priv- ilege To Gamble , Explainin g that \the pur poses re- lat ing to awarding of pr l ies might constitute gamble \ , Justice Selah B. Strong denied an application for a certificate of Incor poration ot tbe Embassy Gold an 'd Tennis Club which was to be establish e d at Port Jefferson. Justice Stron g; also said that a cor poration apparently ar- ran ged the legal details of the In- cor poration of the club. Justice Strong ' s opinion . In part , la aa follows: ' \Th e a pplication Is submitted by a cor poration as attorney. A cor- porat ion may not practise law. The fact that most title companies , par- ticularl y the .Title Guarantee and Trust Co., do practise lair does net Ju stify a so-called ' maintenance of cor poration ' nor any other cor pora- [ tton. in ¦ violatin g -the -pr fl b ^ lli i t i on against corporation practising law. ¦ \In this a pplication most of, the Incorporators have given business addresses , not res idences. The place of the oBice of the proposed corpor- ation is uncerta in as to locality or where it ma y be located or ad- dressed. T ho purpose relating to awarding o f prizes might constitute a gamble . Provisions as to the In- sta llation of members do not belong In the cer tificate of Incorporation, \The application Is denied. \ The le tter malting application for tho certi ficate was signed by Alfred G. Mueller and It was written on a letterhea d of Prtntlco-ttall, Inc., 70 Fi fth Ave., New York City. On the letter head was also printed: \ Incor- I i orntlon. Qualification, Mainten- ance of Corporations for Attorneys. \ A delegation from Nonowantiic Iteb e kali Lodge wont Id New York yn n loritur , f WnlncHilny i. wlifin Mrs. Jnoz I), Hun ires, of Mrl x hiwuierH ni- flclully o i K ' iii 'd the \ 'H li minimi ». ¦ ¦ - fli'iuhly KCHHlnn cif Hcbeki i h Assi'in- lily, 1. o. n. !• ' . , I'Diiinr lhini , ' delo- (t atcin from (iHO lodges throughout the State , in tho grand ballroom of the Hotel CoiuiihkIoi'o , Manhattan. Fift y noble grnnil s from llriiolilyn and Limit Inland were , amon g the CiZCi « n whom tho honorary assembl y dc i f sreo wnH conferred. Ueliig u ti'H from all par ts of (lie Htuto register - ed. Followin g the open lug bilnlnoH H Hoimlon , - n memorial s ervice wns hold In coininemorn lliiii of tint niummbly ' H late pn u t pre/ i ldent, Mrs . A l yln n A. Har p. A special pro gram wan given Tue s , night at the Home Makin g Cen- tre In the Oi'iuid Central Palace. Tlio dele gates then attendnil n mldnlglil show a t tbe Autor Theatre. lingular assembly Hussions wor e hold nt tlio hotel Wed,, followed by an ensemble (if nmi o nibly offic ers and grand o fficers at a dance laid ni ght. Nowly elected ameers will bo installed tomorrow mornin g at t he final u m mlon of tlio n sn emhly. l l rooklyn and Queens women who am taUIn K a promln fr i t t pa ri In Dm convention am Mm. Mar garet J. Kaiser , treasurer o f the gonoral committee; Mm, Dorolhy Fnlnnt nln, ahalrinnn « f tho llnnn fti) cn m tnltloo j Mrs, Mao C. Hoof nor , publicit y c hairman ; Mrs. Kin lly B. Wlloy, Miss Addlo X). Pren tice anil Mm. LouVlo Miranda, on tlio gift com ml (too; kj i 'n . M any Attend . Rebehak Lodges Annual Se ssion Au gust Puchm i illor , who has boon proprietor of tho Loii j f Island House at Rlvcrhcad for 12 years , has con- traotoi! to c f jUrahaia Die M l amoguo :llotol at «<% |i X tme s jpor t from ' If rodorlok IlolCjhilor ^ ot .Manhattan. J ^J pi 'i ' iIIUYB JIAMI CBI KJ IV T HOriCI i Sunday s Rain and Wind S torm Practically Stopped All Race s At Lake Ron- konkoma. Sunda y ' s rain and wind storm practicall y stopped the outboard motor boat races o f the Lake Kon- konkoma Boat Club schedu led for that afternoon . In fact , t he storm turned t he lake Into a fury ot waves that w hen It came time tor the start o f the Class C race, only one ot the four dr ivers entered ventured forth In his li ght outboard cra t t and cross- ed t he starting line. The same un- favora ble conditions prevailed at the star t ot the Free-for-all with the re- sult that onl y two drivers started ' .i this , the ma in event of the after- noon. The lone starter in the Cla ss 0 race Was John H. Gregory, of Glen Cove, whose Miss Glen Cove event- ually made two rounds of the la ke wit hout any boat In sight, during I' s tri p around the course, The Miss Glen Cove made the tour miles In 7:42, fast time considering the weather. Other entrants but who did not venture forth In the w hite ca pped surfaced lake were : J. J. Laduei ot New Yor k City; Donald Mevlcker of East Norwich , ond Mcl- v !n Albln of Ea s tport. The result of the Class B '«*•> ¦was: H. Bedford , Eell port, first, 7:27 % ; O. S s tord , Bast Rackawa y, - s econd , .7:33%; H. Stan ley, L yn- n rook , third; M. B. Osborne , East Moriches , fourtn; Lewis A. Howell, Center Moriches , ' fifth; H. Feohtman, East Moriches , sixth; H. Chapman , East Moriches , seventh ; Chet Conn , Smlthtown , ei ghth. Ca ptain Bob \Wells ' \Miss Ston y Brook\ , won the Free-for -all , drlvon by Bo b Wells, Jr. Youn g Wells cov- ered tbje-/B ight - . miles • li. . 1 3!1« 1 4. . • ^ ha - .oaly other entry, the 'Miss ' Glen ' Cova \ , covered the course In i , 8Vi 6 ' S : . : ' ' > ' : \ ¦ . ' \ ¦ ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ ' ^-k ' :¦ . ' : .. . ' '¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ Next Sunda y afternoon ' s races will be the last of the season on the la ke. Starting Saturday, June 2 , the Lake Ilonkonkoma . Boat Club wil l hold Us weekly outboard rac os in Port Jefferson , u pon the invitation o f the Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce and t he Port Jefferson Merchants ' Assoc iation. Tho reason for this move Is to Insur e safe • bathin g and boating on the La ke during June , Jul y, nnd August. Af- ter Labor Da y tho races will he re- sumed a gain on tho Lake. Jean Poi i ltln, entertainment chair- man; Mrs. E lla Stevenson and Mrs. Anna B o csclion , on tho music cmu- lulttoo ; Mrs. Gennle Gilbert and Mrs. Ida Oohl , on the Imilgo committee; Mrs. Agnes Lloyd and Mrs. Anna J JuHonknmp, rece ption; Mrs. Mnr- p a i -n t K, Jester, chairman of first nld committ ee; MIhs Mary E. Gilbert nail Mrs. Roldln J. II . Hnclin , Infor- mation. Local nii ' ii \u the fluui - t- uiin uf ( I > • ¦ ¦ . - . ro f ' liiirlrM A. Hi nilri 'S , l ^ i'nnk Knl n - or , W illliin i H di - tiKM - , Jo s oph Popl i ln. It. \V. Jenlor nnd I s ldori , Haclui , Mrs. S' l iiilrcHi , a f o rmiT rc s lilnnl if l' oit jnl T erHon .Station, 1« the lln- .t b o ii K luliiiid woman over to bo liop- or ed with the cifllcn of Stat \ Presi- dent. Tlin s n from here who att ended are: Mrs , Hoscoe Craft , Mrs , l - \ Hocl te r , Sir/) . E. Dar ling;, MIhs Ke i ' s - Inr , Mm. Illalio|i , Mrs. Orth , Mr n . Hiinild Orlffln , Mrs. l ltirk e , Sir. nnd Mrs , Chan. Satilri'ii , Mrs. Ann ie Toolt o r, MIiih Kniiiia I lennliiR s i ni , Mrs , Jnm eii Walkor , Mm. 1 0. V. Sklil- more , Mrs. W. II. I ' ondUit n n , and Mrs , J. !). Hill. o————— Wm. Wann er Head a St. James Epworth Leagiae I' rldn y nl«ht the Epworth League o f Ht, Janio a hold Its re g ular inont li- l y business mooting nnd nodal nt the nlmroli. Tho following nllleeiii were elected for the y eur: P resident—William Warmer , Int VIc u - PruHldenl—Mrs. I, Jayne. 2nd VIce-I ' rosldont—Eva Ja yiif. 3rd VIco-I' roBldent—Mrs , K, Whlt- tlcK. 4th Vlc n-Pro s lde n t—-Mni , E, Klni- iny. Secretar y—Mr«, W. Wa n ii o r , Trcii s Hrnr—Ildlth Wnii s er. The momlor s hl p commltt e o cou- alstii of Floyd Smith , Wi lliam Mal- let, and Helen Hmltli. OUTBOARD RACES T O S TART HERE S UND A Y JUNE 2
