New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

hotels handsome naphtha launch: the opportunity
to 20 off delightful trips into the woods. with
guide. or across Bartlett Carry Into the Lower
Saranac, or a more extensive Journey, down
through the Fulton Chain with its eight lakes In
succession. Full dress up hero means golf SUITS or
duck trousers and outing shirts. Eat Steep anu
be merry is the Wawbeok motto. and eVerSoouy
lives up to It Besides all the out-of-door a'uac-
lions. there is no lack OF gayety at night az 'hc
hotel itself little dance was planned for Mon
day evening but as the day rainy, many re-
grets were sent. Yet the parlors were filled ana so
many young men were present Ha' '"e! We"
driven to take another as partners. supper
was served in the private dining-room Inc Don't
house Is one Of the features OF the Wawpeeh' io''
besides accommodating n fleet OF ro"ooa's VII '
ground floor Il has a number of guestrooms up
stairs looking out upon the lake lhcre "io "'.
several rooms for guides and Mr. Weich mas ny
up large apartment az soclii nan "
guides where they may gather to chat ana s'noNe
A little way out in the lake, to the figh' oi ''e
hotel is n tiny island containing single buiidinE'
the little white church in which the service VI ''c
Protestant Episcopal Church Is held every 0unoas
in the season To this service the Wa"peeh e"''
go In the launch. and swarm OF rowpoa's 'o'" al
The camps round about also make the trip each
Sunday. ,,
7 q Agar of West Chester. has taken Fairview
Cottage for the season He will bring his launch'
which Will make the sixteenth on the upper Dbl
anac -, .s
Mrs Sheffield Phelps, Of Englewood' ~ ''' mas
lust returned from Sea Glrt' N d. " "'i N7
the Wawbeek grounds
,, tho recent arrivals at the Wawbeek are
Dr and Mrs John S Ely Mrs w H. StockweIi'
Miss Stockwell l.. A. Frat Mrs. boesc' -"i9' ,,
ence Roese Eli II. Robinson, j. n. LOCKWOOD WIZ.
lam MinshaIl Mrs. r. p. Wilson, MISS carrie w.
Comstock. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Severance MIS- f.
. Comstock New-York: Robert Dunn Douglass
Orange ~ j.; William c. HILL washington, N'''
O B. Ireland Gordon Ireland Springheiu' Mass.
H. Mitchell Conyers Brooklyn; MIR. ana MIS- +. .
HAYDEN Miss Hayden. Waterbury, conn; PROBES
sor Warren F. Lombard Ann Arbor' Mich vi,
and Mrs w w Dake, NJ. II. Dake, Miss }. f. Hal
lenbake, Buffalo
HOTEL. CHILDWOLD.
Nassawepie ~ Y. Aug l SpecialN-The reserved
rooms at the Childwod have been largely taken up
,b,s ,veol q great many guests having arrived mere
since last Saturday. and many Applications io'
rooms in August have had to be refused. f-VelE
body Is always cheerful and pleasant AT Nhiu"o'"'
rbore are many forms of diversion. and the place
itself seems TO make for good cheer Inc iea'u''
Of the week was the formal opening on Wednesday,
D,cbt Of the large new music hall, in the baIsah
grove near the MOTEL. The hall was prettly ueco-
rated with bunting and greens. ana one Oh ''c 'o
two grand pianos placed In one CORNER Vi 'i'e
nolishod floor where the orchestra was gathered 10
nlav the dance music. The hop, when opened WIN
n march by the children. attended by almost
all the guests and cottagers, and many handsome
gowns were worn. small. informal dance WAS
given in the new hall on the preceding evening on
Thursday night there was large progressive
euchre party In the hotel parlors
The Childwold baseball nine is in process OF or
ganization There are men enough TO MI ''ie '"ii
ous places but they have not yet done inuch prac-
Using as "a team Their first game was played ''e
other morning without any previous pracuce' anu
they suffered Christening defeat. but they VIII
soon have the team experience which Will i""N'
them TO go forth and conquer
The tennis court and the bowling alleys are occu-
MED by players most of the time. but rowing on
Lake Massawepie. with its large area ana It's scr
dom rouehened waters. is perhaps even more popu-
lar with guests of all ages , 49,, ,, |
Is Camp Iroquois tnree-quarters OF Hle lioIi
the hotel Its gracious and charming owner az a.
WAYS takes luncheon at her camp, ana eacn Gay
brings OF her friends over 10 siJoS mri
husnitaltv The camp Is one OF the most COM
pete in the mountains in all the things th a.
woods camp Dd Sn a he o spartmens in their artistic
furnishings and decoration seem 10 Drea'he TIE
Amo Sn' the guests Who have arrived at Hotel
Childwod in the last fey day sS are Mr Iiiss
FishmHt tf Charles FeaIon. Philadelphia; Miss IN NJ
= PEOPLES Wiminson De MIS- Hrd 5shkey Ie M
G. Dorr Boston; Mr.. and Mrs George y; i Earn
ham BnalG B Mn2nn1d aver Maynar d'eT r
t,tica; Charles Newman, Henry Newman. Miss s
r. G Osborn. ithaca. n. y
PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths. n. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The newly |
formed St Regis Golf club of Paul Smiths on
Monday of this week opened their fine links Tor
play and quite number OF enthusiastic members
took part in the opening game. The scene was
picturesque The links are laid out on the
shores of Osgood Lake. and all along the course
flags flying In honor of the occasion INC /
clubhouse and grounds were also appropriately /
women and the knickerhockers and red coats or
me men contributed to axe the spectacle a strik-
ing one On Wednesday there was an afternoon
tea at the clubhouse, at which about lW invited
guests were present. in addition to the members
and subscribers among the number being COY |
ernor and Mrs. Morton, the Misses Morton, W. n
Mrs r. Walter Webb MIR. and Mrs Arehi bald
Henry L. iioichkiss. Mr. and Mrs. " W. McAlpn
and Or and Mrs r. l. bruds f sxcfnr ~ n
Smiths and on the ST. Regis chain of lakes espe-
c,4y among 1vdVeG large part Of their time to
fishing, boating and hunting. but who are now
Hrs Tcmpie Merritt. Of New-York gave seven
handed cuchre party on Monday evening in ,S one
George Bird. Of New-York. and Mayor Forsyth |
of oweeo Refreshments were served after the
series Of zach, races viii be no saeS Sa on
bald Rogers. Governor Morton. Robert Hoe; jr.
jri. and b b. Marston smith
Some OF the recent arrivals at Paul Smiths are
Hammond Harding, Mr.. and Mrs, Georss N
IaRk Mrs MOrf0 Mfs ss M e. Frf
SON SO ~" Mr. nd Mrs Frank J. Dapignac. Mrs. G :.
Matthews. Edmund Pcnfold. Miss Pcnfold New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Pardee. Miss Pardee.
Miss Helen Pardee. Howard Pardee and Mrs. Sulli- |
van Mrs. Pardees sister, Germantown; Penn; Mr.
and Mrs Jay Cooke, jr.. Miss Cooke Philadelphia; |
Mrs Kernochan. f. L. Kernochan Frederick Mid
dlebrook Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Griswold, William II:
Sage. Harry w. Sage. Andrew Sage and Dewitt
Sage.
f. A. S. Lewis. Of Hohoken. n. j., is staying for
a few days a. G. Agnew's cottage. Mr.. and |
Mrs Ernest White arrived At their cottage few |
days
Mr. and Mrs h Schlesingor Of Brooklnc. Mass,
and Mrs r. T. Huntington. of Rhnebeck. y. y, |
took possession Of their respective camps on the |
Upper St Regis this week.
THE RUISSEAUMONT.