New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
DIVERSIONS OF THE ADIRONDACK
VISITORS
GOLFERS ACTIVE AT THE SEVERAL HOTELS
RACES on sARANAc LAKE-PERsoNAL
NOTES FROM CAMPS AND
HOTELS.
PAUL SMITHS.

HOTELS.
PAUL SMITHS
Paul Smiths, \. Y, Aug. is (SpeciaD.-The atten-
tioI OF most OF the women at Paul SIN. his has
been occupied with the annual fair for the benefit
OF the Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium OF which
Dr. Z l. Tru6eau is The founder and present head
The fair has hitherto been most successful and
the proceeds. which have usually amounted from
$500 TO $4,000. great help toward defraying
lAe expenses OF the institution
The second game of the baseball team with the
Ma,ores resulted in victory OF TO 0 in favor of
Paul Smiths On Thursday of this week the re-
turn game with Malone was played at the village
Of Malone, and special train was run on the
New-York Central to carry the team and their
supporters: The game with the Anpersand team
was unfortunately interrupted al the end of the
second inning by thunderstorm with the
score standing to in favor Of Paul Smiths The
Saranac Lake nine were defeated by the hotel
on Thursday OF last week by a score of to O.
The regular hotel has promised to play
nine OF the women guests shortly. The men are to
wear golf skirts and are to play left handed
game.
Golfers are active now at all times The women's
handicap last week great success and re-
suited In victory for Miss Alice Conyneham who
vas awarded a handsome sterling silver cup.
signed by Tiffany, trophy. The Paul Smiths
Hotel Company has offered a beautiful silver
championship cup. which is TO be played for every
Thursday to September 6. inclusive The cup is to
be awarded 10 the winner OF the greatest number
q events The schedule Of the St. Regis Golf Club
for the coming week is as follows:
Tnesday-Aiens handicap, eighteen holes medal
play; prize 10 be given 10 winner.
Thnrsday-Women's handicap, nine holes medal
play Contest for championship cup. open class,
eighteen holes. match play
Friday-Women's foursome, eighteen, holes. medal
play.
4 team from the Ampersand. consisting of five
members. is also to have contest with a home
lean during the week
a purse OF s100 made UP by subscription
among the guests for Willie Dunn to play
thirty-six hole match game with Percy Pyne the
intercollegiate champion.
The regular races Of the ST. Regis Yacht Club
have been greatly enjoyed BY all guests and camp
ers On the 10th the contests OF the new racers
resulted in an easy victory for the Water Witch.
owned By Whitelaw Reid. The of nine miles
was sailed in the quickest time yet made the
ond beat Malta owned by Archibald Rogers, be-
ing minutes and SO seconds behind. The official
time OF the Water Witch the
1921.
Tae catboat race sailed on Saturday was in
terrupted by terrific gale and thunderstorm
There were four upsets. and only one. the Osawa
completed the course. She was sailed by R. w
Stewart
There viii be three special races sailed by the
Idem jb and mainsai boats for cups offered by
Mrs Lewis S Thompson, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and
Mrs Archibald Rogers. respectively. August 16
9 and 30, at 1880 a. Should there be no wind
on any day at the hour at which the to
take place the race is 10 be postponed until 2:3o
p m
4 benefit recital by Marie E Outlet soprano, and
Bessie NJ Bishop reader. took place on the evening
of August TO- in the ballroom The recitaFwas sug-
gested by some Of the guests of the hotel to
enable the two performers TO continue their
course Of studies The hotel was represented by
about t1o hundred and fifty people.
Al the Presbyterian Church on Sunday the Rev.
Anson Phelps Stokes. jr.. oficiated, and the
vices were attended by large congregation. made
Up from the campers and the guests Of the hotel
NeW-YoTks representatives recently registered
Arthur a. Brownen. Miss S. o. Shias. Hugh
McCuoch. Mrs. James L. Bangs, F. D. Griswod.
" S Pyle Mrs. George ". Vanderhoef, Miss
Minnie Vanderhoef, John W. Quinn, ]. H. McCul-
loughs Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Brown, w R. Mead,
Mrs. J. S. Auerbach. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson.
Mrs c L Backmore, Mrs. F. T. Blackmore and
N. Arnheim
saranac Inn, y. Y. Aug IS CSpeciaD.-The con-
influx of visitors TO beautiful Upper Saranac
Lake has taxed the capacity Of popular Saranac
Inn tc the utmost Net only has every room in the
hotel been occupied right along, but the many tents
in the grove by the Lakeside have al had their
tenants.
The golf course has been in Use constantly of
late, and several closely contested matches have
been played. H r. Sweeny, the professional golf
expert, here last week, and played the best
ball of George P. Chandler. DR. Brenner and f. l.
defeat at their hands An exceptionally fine game
Was PLAYED by Chandler throughout tnc match
To-day the handsome oathoUse is 10 be the CEN
nae Lake Eair. which takes place there. The pro
ceeds are FOR the benefit of the Adirondack Cottage
lar at which large amount is expected 10 be
C..:,e party OF young people chartered the hotel
launch for a trip 10 the other end of the lake on
sa urday to attend a hop The return trip was
Miss PauncefoJe. daughter of the British Ambas-
saGor was n recent guest CT the house.
DINERS recently registered the Inn are Arthur
Robinson, J. r Duryea. H. R. Moller. VILLA n ].
Neimani = Alexander Colonel and Mrs. Henry
81 :. y Barnes Barnes Mr.; and Mrs H D. Cooper, Miss
s l. Morton, all from New-York.
RALPHs
Ralph's. y Y. Aug. IS (speciaD.-Everybody at
Ralph's is filled with the summer holiday spirit and
gay times have been the lot old and young both
by day and night, for visitor here is never at a
loss for something 10 co. whatever the weather
A handsome new jib and mainsaI boat has Just
arrived for H r. Bequelin. of Brooklyn and a
finer sheet OF water on which TO spend an after
noon in the it'le racer would be hard find
the TaIladega College Quartet which sang pIanta-
fion melodies and recited in dialect. Whist parties
and by day during fnclement weather and pro
gressiHe euchres are never baked for lack OF en-
tries.
Bathing. boating and fishing continue TO 3e as
popular as ever and in all probability VIII remain
Recently registered from NeW-York Mr. and
1Tils MTT James y IS stesIe s,e. Nj and Mrs John Il
BurrelI and T W. Osborne
HOTEL CHILDwoLD.
Massawepie n. Y. Aug. IS (speciaD D.-Fverything
Is as fresh as in the springtime at Chdwold, and
now that fair weather has at last arrived fresh
Impulse has been given to all outdoor pastimcs.
The principal event of the week has been the ten
nis tournament which took place the excellent
lawn courts directly in front of the hotel. In the
Homen's singles. just completed; Miss NJ. Ranger
won first prize the final score being O. and 70 In
her favor. Miss B. Hellman was the winner OF sec