New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

Other contests the golf course this week In
Guided boys handicap for a cup presented by
-ohr Auerbach
The baseball team has continued TO sweep every
thing before IT, the Arnpersand nine being the latest
70 suffer defeat at its hands To-day
TIE members OF the went to Plattsburg TO
play the Plattsburg nine. and on Monday the cham
ponship game Efth the Malones will be played az
Malone.
A. The annual meeting Of the ST. Regis Yacht
Club. held at the camp Of Commodore Anson Phelps
Stokes on August 13, the following officers were re-
elected: Commodore, Anson Phelps Stokes; vice
commodore Dr.. Edward L. Trudeau; secretary l.
Bayard Smith; treasurer Simeon J. Drake; meas
Urer. Samuel V. Hoffman; directors. 20 hll places
O. those whose terms expired and TO become the
eass q o8 augustus " BuTkee hf6es syard Is Smith
IN his annual report stated the total nembersn3p MP
year. that OF H Waiter webb. .-o
frsts and one second for The Malta, owned by by
e2ao te Rs1er KiEeb sailed and owned by ogden Mills
Reid, and one second for the shado"' Ahsoh fieipS
The special of the dem class j6 and main
sal boats sor cup oTe0ed b2 2y 5a Maa six boats
starting- The second prize sgp oneFee r, Dy Ms
Anson phelps Stokes has offered silver cup to pc Pc
raced for by ali the boats OF the cuD IncIuolhs te
idem class with the regular time allowance, 70 pS
sailed today The catbOat contest this week ,i ha1
be called OF the boats could not nnlsh within
The toiioEtng have recently arrived here fTGn R12a
Charles f F4fiiiard. Ernest G. Hiard; W 4 Wood.
1@, lI. ana 4lrs. Ta1iIoT + q. Taylor Frank 5.
ujterr5rth Mr and Mrs Morgan ~ HoEe a1Iis MIss
5re GT NT bs6dore anq MS S Bassett J. H Auerbach Mr
a9 Ts as. MaTtins nT simeon mss nH B. Hchiftehden and
Miss Chttenden.
STEVENS HOUSE.
lake placid y. Y, Aug. Is (speciaD.-Golf' as
Bs;al has been foremost in the popular esteem @
diversion this week as every week me so
Championship tournaments have been taking pace
ec an Interested In the game have had aouhoahI
opportunity to play watch the contestanrS- - = -
Bush came out winner in Class a, "hlie 49, 80
Femming won the honors OF Class D. Ooth - .'-0
mems tournament In the womens hahoIcap
which took mace on Wednesday afternoon MISS
Dufy won hrst prize. Miss Florence Naylor' play
frg from scratch made the eighteen holes IN 4A
NUMBER Of private entertainments. have MADE
several evenings Of the week pass e er on Weines-
day evening by Miss Hardie in thelr he" O09 .
great many Of the guests have found the ns re,
garra on the opposite shore Of the lake 70 Pe & an
Ssl5flsG we're hsrd to @ Obtain IA at any any price
ne proceeds OF IRe recent %. drf +bs beneht Of ST
Eustace by the Lakes this year amounted 10 ao9uSS S
ss75 and VIII be used 10 make some much heeue"
improvements IN the church. -, , "a
NeV-Yorks representation here has this week re
sTe Mrs z cRmPbs si1 nT fbe fnG Re1 Henry II
Trann e Edward stubbs, s. Morgan Barber. Miss
N E. Heath Miss Cole. Charles G. Raynor and
James A. Blair, jr.
THE RUISsEAUMoNT.
Lake Placid. y. 2. Aug. 25 (speciaD-Interest OF
every one this week been in the joint regatta
held between Ruisseaumont and the Whitefaee Inn
RoWboats and launches gayiy decorated with yei-
low the Ruisseaumont colors have carried almost
the entire hotel population 10 the other side OF tie
lake. where the races were 10 take place.
EcsElts OF the a'ready held show Ruisseau-
mont in the lead by two points. the hotels repre-
sentatives winning first IN both the mems and
women's doubles, while Whteface took second and
thiTd places in both races Ihe winning crews
were Elmer and Putnam IN the mems and the
Misses L>arned and Dillingham; in the Women's,
Edward g. Broclfe Mrs. George n. Dunn Miss
Marie Louise Dunn Miss Anna 7. Mead. Miss