New-York tribune., 1897-08-01


| rangements have been completed for the holding
Of golf tournament here on August TO- IL anu H.
One OF the prizes will he championship cup pre-
sented by Paul Smiths Hotel Company; ana an
other will be handicap cup, presented ny the o''
| Regis Golf Club. These two contests VIII DE ope"
TO all members and TO annual monthly subscrip-
to any golf club which is an associated OF a'eu
member of the United States Golf Association. for
the third prize. a handicap cup. presented by 'he
| president George Bird. only members ana annuai
| subscribers of the ST. Regis Golf Club will be eliei~
bic 10 compete There Is baseball nine this year.
| of which f. L. Trudeau. ir.. famous IN MS u'S a.
| ball player at Yale. is captain The team ms"
played any games yet. but is ready 10 ineet "'"
vanquish anything which offers in the shape ol d
| baseball nine representing an Adirondack resort
| Last Saturday the first of the weekly saihhs
matches took place Upper st. Regis Lake Inv
race Won by Arson Phelps Stokes lr' = Deo,'
one OF the handicap boats. The scratch boats '"hue
up their allowance well, but were beaten IN ciose
| finish. Much interest has been shown IN 'he ha'"'
cap POOL tournament which has been In progress
this week in the womens bliard-room OF the ho''i'
and there have frequently been more than seVeh'!
five women at one time watching the play. Mayor
FORSYTH of Owego one Of the scratch players ma
a good chance Of winning against r. Me'ca' anu
| n b. Coles who are doing excellent work MI
Forsyth in addition TO his skill at pool ana other
games. is angler of renown. lie went y"
Wednesday morning over TO Folonspy foiiu NV
miles the hotel and brought @ back wi cairh n' Of
the most expert of ishermeh cpb brre Mere
six six big feows the largest weighing pound dnGa and
4s snG nGd fifteen ies ShEs smaeT iT %esn
gether another ten popnds nder peieT r the outside
dnns 1IR soom gaST Of the hoie having his guests
party of twelve from the Stokes camp; anu ynine Ming
The annual fair for the benefit OF
the Adirondack Cottage Santar,rm az on Friday.
August 49, under the management of Of boe NESTS
of weknown women repressniihg the "o''' e"'''''
/ II, and the campers
DR. and Mrs Walter p James fTda of cone of GER
aStown soaSng at Penn IS at Dr. F. L. Trudeaus eoliagf
Eas1 Eensss@sr a, ,6e M ae G FsTfStS
's Among the arrivals at Paul .ghn smns Mr STf
era T william " Ro6sG" n da"shter nnd KISS Mae M
Arthur Miss Il. S. Macarthur, Dr and Mrs. Mrr WI
%s VI ThG%af Franhn MsyFS Mrs r'!Sr
a Dean and Mrs Hoaman snd MTs CR"Tss Cbares l.
Wing and daughters Mrs. Cleland and daush,frs:
New,York City; Miss Jennie D. WaJGn, Mins n d'F F
Me1en Ms1nar5 Mlyf Miss n r Rice Mass Mrs
G. soddard Miss SiodSara ss l. r. Repfdif IT, Esmi:, &
Iseston snd Miss cora Heath, Brighton Mass
MANSION HOUSE.
! Enzabe;htown. n. ". July 81 The reserved
| rooms at the Mansion House are being taken Wy
| RAPIDLY this week, and this weli-Kho"h NV"
| which has done a satisfactory business III J"S'
| will have a houseful through August IL Is P'eHS
| ant summer home both for location, In beau'n"'
Adirondack valley and for comfort OF accommo-
! daton and goodness of table. ana II mas Ihe d"
vantage of having n manager, Charles a. re''isI,
who is accessible and obliging to his guests ds We"
| as competent from business point OF view.
| Among the Mansion House guests are many soil
| pavers and the links OF the Cobble Hill Golf Club'
| of which organization they are members are oniy
| a short walk from the house. AT nght mere II
| frequently darcing or some other form OF enter Ter
tainment At the progressive euchre party the
other night there were ten tables OF pyss rzes iss aa
Wi.ar ,9f and B. j. Brown; second Miss Wiener all
p S6cA sr yerSody s
Some of the recent arrivals at The MansiGn ss
hayG oyd sifn Mas boSS SSy Miss IS De Mil
Wmayer Mrs Louise nmpbres T Miem"GsF George 9
fIumphries Brookyn; Mrs, Kate Wistar' Mis-, Miss
Mary Wst@T oys1 PhaGspBfak Mss Bnrk Mfs Fushne Long
Island. n,o,
The big Windsor, in the main only three stories
high but making up in length and breadth for any
| deac,encv in height and with wide double piazzas
| shaded by the Of a fourishng maple grove
seems an attractive spot to the traveller, as ronb
along the village road In the taliy-ho an noun
from Westport he draws near the hotel long noted
| among Adirondack resorts. And, having once coihe
to the Windsor, he is likely TO come year aiter
year. for the house is well managed. ana there 10
about it a grateful atmosphere OF comfort. i.ihc
the hotels elsewhere in the mountains the NlnuSoi
has been filling up this week, despite the pan
weather for the August rush has set in ana MT
Kellogg's tally-ho and stages have brought good
sized loads over from the Delaware and hudson
trains and the Lake Champlain steamboats, Al
Westport. The guests of all the hotels as wei aS
the villagers are eligible to membership In the
;s tbe nearest of the hotels and many of those
staying this house avail themseves OF 'he oppHr
an open balcony just under the roof is building on
days Al it's formal opening, the date for which
has yet been decided upon ,heIe %i PiUpAoy ~
| New1York the clubs president and others inter
ested in golf The Wndsor's guests do not a niue
driving for good roads lead IN al o%ueGtiolts % h
places worth visiting and many a0 of oo tne for P'hs h
ne rns9s nGyen I snrpy 4 He aha @ for TG
evenings are as ENJOYABLE "S dnHn 1nn n ancne The
children dance. too as well as the young peoPlS,
was preny RfpVeG pro edrens te par,y in the hotel
% the recent arryag ad r1 Of r & FranEn sff
Mrs O. Berry and famy MIS- Ms f. ,sbjeT ri rpSs Ssw
York CITY; Mr. and Mrs T. De }yroa1 BaHn MIS- Ms
aT's1 Ccr1nf II Sucfio5 Xxi Ge?Jss Hexa1l ri
MAPLEwOOD INN
| E,zabethtown isn't big enough to have many
stores. but a half-dozen grouped at the point
where the shady village road, after running beside
| the little Bouquet River for half-mile, makes
sharp turn to the left and asccnds the hill to the
| Plain over the Bouquet at this point on tie
| right is a bridge only few yards hey ma "hicn
| stands Mapewood Inn, in It's beautiful grove "l
NAPLES TO all ntents and purposes as secluded as
| if il were a half-mile from the business eentre
| The Inn is open all the year arourd and always
| has 81 good transient trade az We'll as a, koody
mun,her Of permanent guests in summer. Mr.. Jen.
| kns the proprietor has lately started me ei OF
| Stages connecting with the railroad and steamboat
AZ Westport, and intends 10 pay more aiihrthtioH
than in the past developing the posslDni'ies VI
| his wcll-conducted house as summer resort
THE RUIssEAUMONT.
Lake Placid n. Y. July Sl.-The chief feature OF
| interest this week at the Ruisseaumont was the
| formai opening on Monday afternoon OF the newly
| completed golf Inks which have been constructed
| on ground well adapted for the purpose hillside
| aboundine I'm natural hazards and commanding a