New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
SUMNER GOLF AND OTHER ADIRONDACK
DIVERSIONS.
soME LARGE TROUT cATCHEs-wArER spoprs
AND BAsEBALL-RECENT ARRIVALS
AT THE HOTELS

Lake Placid y 7. Aug. i CspeciaD.-I.ake Placid
nov has all the visitors that IT can comfortsbl,
accommodate. and IL would seem that enough peo-
re have applied for accomnoda tons which could
nor be granted to III another good sized hotel
Transient visitors. however. pretty SIZE To be
well taken care q.
STEVENS HOUSE
gala week this has surely been. both in the
house and on the goIf course, Beautiful moonlight
uights have made the GREETINGS most enjoyable
especially OF the smooth surfaces OF Mirror and
Placid lakes.
on Tuesday last George Stevens and Oscar Bum
went 20 Blue Mountain Lake to play a match game
a. gos with Harry Vardon. Vardon played the
best ball q Stevens and Bum. and won BY . I'D
sor the eighteen holes played. On Thursday Var
6o1 came 10 the Stevens House and again played
TIE best ball q Stevens and Bum. The score al
rhe end q the thirty-six-hole match was Vardon
s " -he last eighteen holes being even up
TIE baseball team q the hotel played lively
game with nine from the Ruisseaumont on
wednesday. and defeated its opponents by 10 to :
The iouE looked for barn dance the great
event within doors this week. The new building
was tastetuIly decorated with evergreens. bunting
and japanese lanterns. and the floor was waxed
and polished for dancing Morning dress was
Eo-r. SO Eol< colors predo1ninated
Miss NcElroy entertained a large party or FRI
day evening II the Paradox Cottage at q cake
walk and Mss Harde gave a candy pull a
number Of The cottage-s and guests OF the hotel on
Tuesday evening al the Ha-dte cottage
Nessrs cornell. Brtton and MaEnus gave
bowling party Saturday last 10 a number OF the
women = the hotel at which prizes were awarded
20 re best bowlers. Mrs Stanton won first prize
r..a Mss CoHneu second. Mrs Moore third and
Ms B---or fourth
Arrivals from Nevv-York AZ the Stevens House
this week ara Colonel and Mrs Henry W sackett.
I. Il. Zimmerman. G r Turner. z, F Cornell.
AEoI7he Ode !. II. Fuller *. g Bosvorth Miss
c. 2. Dow. Mr. and Mrs. John Osborn and Edwin
A Bel
THE RUIssEAUMoNT-
Al q -he guests here are looking forward TO the
annual regatta. which : take place about u
E-s- q with Vhiteface Inn for the Kisterback
Cup R-tsseauraont boasts this year number Of
expert oarsmen and oarswomen. and a victory for
The house Is anticipated Tether ball is a
game which IS played considerabl bly, by guests here
though tennis IS played great deal all times.
The regular annual german. which has heretofore
been exceptionally brilliant affair viii take
place shortly IN thu rev ballroom.
NJ and Mrs. u. H. Newman were guests OF the
Ruisseauuont for several days recently Mr.. New
nan Is president OF the Lake Shore Railroad. and
WIKI his party came TO Lake Placid in mis- private
car
President " +. Sheen OF ne Pressed Steel Car
Company IS spending the season with his family al
The RUisseaCmou1.
Other arrivals are The Rev. William H. yibbard.
Miss Caroline Il. Patterson Mrs. J. Patterson. Miss
Elizabeth c. Ketchun- Miss Anna F. Mead Lowell /
Palmer. F A Baker Lathrop Colgate. Mrs George /
K-eischer. Miss Louise Kreischer. John 3. /
E-eischer D 2 Platt M and Mrs John II PralI 7
Joan 9 Prau- Daniel " Morrison ard Mr. and !
Mrs P ?. McGawan, all from New-Y0rk City
wHITEFACE INN
Interest IN water sports has been al fever heat
this aeek. the annual regatta has been taking /
place George Lyon came IN first in the mems /
singles on Wednesday, while Miss Van elect won (
ne vonen's singles handy. with Miss Lyon sec +
oud- The Joint contests with the Ruisseaumont /
gre shortly take place
4 cake walk viii be given this week. every
ore taking part viii ebony color for the /
evening a very large progressive euchre for the I
benefit OF The Fresh AIR Fund Of NewYork viii .
also occur tais week
ST HUBERTs INN
Beedes. y Y aug Il lspectaD.-sunu1er days
are passing nerriy Al St Hubert's Inn, with fish
ing Eolt and driving IN The front rank Of popular
diversions. The weather has settled. and fine
dE che rlle. which makes young and old .
s-cezvor 70 BE- .glr q doors al every opportunity
INDUCING In their fav0rite game taking the many
drives and walks Eor which the keene Valley and .
Ire Adirondack Reserve Park are famed
Lpue- bic LzEse has been establishing great .
reputation among fishermen lately. II having .
yielded an eight pourtz trout 70 George Nelson on
one ~ MS excursionS Brook trout nave been
caught II great numbers " 5 Roberts has .
brought several zine strings Of thirty-hve or
forty Altogether rhe fishing season al St HUI .
be-rs this year viii be long remembered
Golfers ara al active either participants in +
the tournament or P-actising for the matches
which are 70 take place with visiting teams
The baseball matches which have been taking .
pace II the valley have drawn large crowds from s.
among the guests Of the inn 10 witness them .
Great rivalry exists between the keene Heights +.
srd city teams and tbs games are greatly enjoyed
Horses are IN great demand for driving. and res
e-rz-lors have 70 be made early in the day # one
does wish 70 risk disappointment
The following late arrivals a. the inn are from g.
NeR-yo-k- Jacob Strauss and family. Mrs. J
Rose1r1a- Dr. and Mrs r. Van Santvoord- David E
Il Morrison NJ and Mrs. George : Coleman Miss
Gertrude z. Coleman. Mrs. G N Grant. Miss (. s
Grant Mss Beth clark. Dr. X StadmlAer. Dr.
and Ms Theodore Janeway, Miss Frances r Jane
zay Miss Edwin P Jones Mr. and Mrs Edmund .
Dwight. Z Hart allen. j.. P Wand Mrs. S J.
Cornell. = belmont / Cornell, Miss Lillian b Cor
nel Ms. Lewis Fl Mott. " Arnheim, Randolph
Hurry. Mr and Il : J. 2. Nissan. M and Mrs
P Fachi- and Ma FachirL
Elizabe-htoRu II Y. aug. L (speciaI--A num-
Der Of col. tou-na aents this week on the cobble
z course have hsId the attention Of al followers
O. TIE game Tn match against bog1e for trophy
n The form OF euD between members OF the cllo
was closely contested and was won by Lathrop T.
BALDWIN = York The handicap cup match
ope- 20 al vas son bz a T. Bennett. also New
Yorker \ nes record for the course has been
made this seas BY Lathrop L BALDWIN. VINO Gu
The nine holes q. g. ana eighteen holes in 81
The members Of The teams which are TO play
matches with =!ghboring hotels are being selected
~ competition this year as there are 80 many
good players -slar e choice could not be made IN
an other way
TIE Co51le III Golf Club is nov considering the
Question u 2 plying for a full membership il 'iie
United States 5oihng Association
Reledcatio1 services were held in the FIRST zap
tst Church s. Eltzabethtown, at which the HeN-
EooeTt g Il f-Arthur pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church, New fgork. preached The sermon
THE WINDSOR
Within and {rifboUt evidence is abundant that the