New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
NORTH WOODS PLEASURES.
THE WEEK AT THE ADIRONDACK
RESORTS.
corr popr,1AR AT ALI, THE HOTErs-oUTDooF
ADJUSTMENTS PLENTIFUI~-soME of
THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

po, c,,,h.s Aug Il (SpeciaD-Tn all rs ex-
istence Paul Smiths hotel has never seen "'0.''
or more successful season than the present 'o'
never has there been such variety OF amuse-
ments available and never such muiti'uue o
sues,s N enioy them The big hotel IS oVerno"Hg
with n busy active crowd and the numerous cot
,aees and camps also fully occupied ny 'ne'
owners all OF whom are liberal entertainers WV
keep open house to hosts OF friends. WIN an VI
this brilliant gathering IS not surprising 10 ma
such husv and delightful scenes are hourly
enacted at the house and in it's immediate neish
borhood
There is a durnal exodus 10 the gof INKS al
Osgood Pond. where there are many ies""'
matches each week. and innumeraoe prlNd'e
matches constantly in progress. for number OF
enthusiasts fairly live on the grounds Among
these Howard Bean and Franklin Harper are con-
sn,cuous for their skill and zeal. and are always
ready for friendly match with all corners
In the last open handicap match the cup was
taken by G. r. Rice with A handicap or % anu
net score OF 81. The best score in this match was
made by T s Rcckwith. who was scratch man
and made the round In 81 strokes. The match TOT
women resulted in tie between Miss Bessie STE
venson and Miss kitie Drake. On deia"'' '"e
prize was taken by Miss Stevenson
The first match for the cup offered by MT h!lu
was won by Charles r. Henderson
The last yacht race in the open class was won
by r. w. Stuar,'s Echo. while the Osowaw owned
by H. L. Hotchkiss. was second. Mr.. Irudeau
Madeleine, successful In former races Iost pV'
mast and retired In the Idem class only one race
has h.en decided and this was by Archibald
Rogers Owing 10 the Illness Of Mr.. Hoe. owner OF
one OF the boats OF this class the second contest
was declared no race.
A series OF three races on the Lower ST. Regis
Lake directly In front OF the hotel. will begin this
v.ek These are open to all catboats on the lake
and the boat winning two races will receive
handsome silver cup. presented by the guests OF
the house.
The annual meeting Of the ST. Regis Yacht Club
was held this week and the former officers were
reelected for another year. These are: COM
modore. Arson Phelps Stokes: secretary. L. Bayard
Smith; treasurer. Simeon Drake. The old Board
Of Directors also reelected 1t was decided
that the club should have clubhouse.
Among the coming affairs and one that Is awaited
with great interest by the community Is an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the Adirondack Cottage
Sanitarium. which Will be given by James Forsythe.
manager Of the Nutville Farm. Of Bnghamton.
New-Yorkers recently registered at Paul Smiths
include Mrs Lyman Rhoades. Miss Katharine
Rhoades Lyman Rhoades. jr. Walton c. Peckham.
Archibald Alexander. Mr. and Mrs A. j. Pound
Miss Mabel j. Pound. Oscar G. Pound. II. j. PEPPER.
Mss Annie +. Dibble Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hurry
Miss Hurry. Rufus w. Peckham. tr. Edward H.
Childs Miss NJ J. Martin. w. W. McFarron. Miss
McFarron Mr. and Mrs p. Fachri. Miss Fachiri.
A. Fachir George w. Dibbe. Miss Mabel c. Dib-
bic. s. F. Murtha W. D. Lent. Mrs. Frank S.
Pinkus. Miss Alice b. Pinkus. Mrs George b.
Lowering T. c. Faxon. Clifford Smith. Mrs. Haslett
McKim Miss Alice McKim. Mrs. george H.
Blanchard. +. A. Carr. Arthur A. Brownlee. John
Reid. 1r.. Mrs p. f. Outerbridge. Miss A NJ White.
Mrs. s. p. Nash. the Misses Nash. Thomas Nash
and William O. Bartlett.
Mrs William Rockefeller has arrived at her cot
tage accompanied by Miss Ethel G. Rockefeller.
Miss Marjorie Dodd and DR.. and Mrs d. hunter
McApin. II.