New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
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&. o,,ov,ns one Of the lvelicst seasons In
co. history FOR It IS nllcd TO OVERLOOKING by 'h'o"h
-. ,ic,suro seekers who ind tho days All 700
~, 90 enjoy all OF the pleasures aNalao'e I"
,t.r, The Maplcw God peopl" take more 10 u''
,n,, % games generally. and much OF 'he'r UNI
f. .p.n, An planning and MAKING trips to ne" points
Of Interest. ~ tho
,.... ~, ,b. hardwood. Mr. and Mrs De Wit
e,.~ord MICS ! Rarrotto. W. T. Goundy' X. !"
STAFFORD Mr. and Mrs. Frank X Baru''N - VI
Wick.s Miss NJ Z Wickes. NJ H. boyle MISS
Ayr.s Uorcourt Mrs f. oCallahan. the MSS'S
o.Callahan. H. J. Collins. NJ Collins MT ana MIS-
Alfred y Crookshank. the Misses CrookshanK'
JON" ~ LAKE PLACID.
Lake Placid. Aug i2-Lake Placids big notes
are all OVERLOOKING with the crowds OF ViS''orS WHO
are nocking TO this beautiful region There mas
been the usual rumor Of tho rehuHo'hs u w.
Mirror Lake House and n It were an accomplished
fac, this year there enough wouId-be VhI'ors
TO III H. too
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
coli IS the prevailing pursui, here. for the house
"a, rroc,ic,ll, on the golf course and the play Is
I'm view constantly. rain or shine. The contest o'
greatest interest this week was nara iouEh'
fourso,no played on Wednesday between George
Stevens and David Fleming. Of Philadelphia on one
a.. nd
and Adrian Vollmor on the other At the finish OF
two rounds Of nine hoes each the game was ''e'
and II was necessary To play the nineteenth mol"
to decide the match. This and the match were "o"
by Mr. Stevens and his partner the score beihg
T. A. % An excited and enthusiastic crowd or
spectators attended the game. ana numerous
wagers were made by the experts on both Sides.
ON Tuesday the regular weekly handicap was
pIaved resulting I'm a victory for II. Naylor with
/ a score Of 50 net followed by r. II. Burr. who was
one behind on the net score.
tuesday evening was the date OF special golf
dance when the hall was deliberately decorated
with cvergreens and draped with the house co.ors
red and white Golf implements were everywhere
prominent. and no one was admitted who ala not
wear suitable costume and the coors. The even
ing was one Of the most enjoyable Of the season.
Recent New-York arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs
= f. Hoyt Grace +. Mason. James II. Pierce
Arthur G. Thompson, NJ. j. Mcconnell A. r. Short
Miss Tobln Mrs. A. Duffy. Miss Charlotte Duffy.
Miss Essa Duffy William Fesinger and James L.
Wandling. ~ c,,,r,,.s
Paul Smiths. Aug 12-Bcsides the ife and gayety
incident to a house OVERLOOKING with guests and
a numerous population Of pleasure-seekers In the
nearby cottages and camps. there Is hardly day
I'm the week that has not its special attractions OF
| races and competitions. On Mondays. beginning
this week and continuing until September II, are
| the handicap competitions for the handsome cup
/ presented by George Bird. president of the golf
club on Wednesdays the regular weekly golf
| hGndcaps for cups; on Thursdays the womens
weekly handicaps for pretty prizes. Fridays and
Saturdays apart for the yacht races Be
sides these regular weekly Incidents there are
fr.ouent golf and aseba matches with representa-
/ tlves OF other houses at Lake Placid and Saranac
Lake.
Last week one OF these special golf tournaments
/ occurred with a team OF seven from the Hotel Am
/ nersand in which every member OF the st. Regis
Golf club team won from his opponent the gross
In the Weekly handicap Archibald Rogers won
the mems prize. while Mrs Plum, OF Morristown
took the women's prize f.. p. Rogers won the first
match for the presidents cup on Monday.
/ The annual election Of the 81. Regis Gof Club
took Mace last week and the former officers and
governors received the well merted compliment OF
a reelection. They were George Bird, president,
paul Smith vice president; l." Bayard Smith, secre-
tary and Simeon ]. Drake. treasurer. The gov
ernors are Richard Van Wyck. Archibald Rogers
William Hall Penfold, Chsifir lie ~ Moore ana
James Forsythe. -,
In the Yacht races the Osawaw won again 10 the
first class and the Heron captured the prize In
The second class. In the race Tor All boats In one
the Defiance In ten minutes ahead OF the Osawaw
Mr. Crane designed both OF these boats as well as
The Echo, which the third boat
/ Among the social affairs was progressive euehre
f. D. Grswold on her thirtieth birthday. Another
pleasant and novel affair was corn roast given
by Mrs. Clarence B Brtton. at which seventy-hve
guests were present - =.
Among recent arrivals from New-York are Mr.
and Mrs II Il. Combs, +. II. Allen, ii. J.. Philips
A. A. Morrison. Is. Marston Smith. Miss NJ W
| Henderson. Mrs. S. p. Nash. the Misses Nash MT
chittenden. jr Miss A. j. Chi,tenden, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Rutledge Gibson Miss Marie l.. Gibson. Mr.:
and Mrs. \. w. Douglass, Frank 7. James Mr.. ana