New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
ADIRONDACK DAYS.
"a HOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON
ORA WING TO A CLOSE.
lAUTUMNAL BEAUTIES OF'THE NORTH
wOODS-CONTINUED INTER
EST IN GOLF.

Lake Placid N Y. Aug 81 CspecaD.-More per-
sons have enjoyed the benefits of the great North
Woods this year than ever before The month OF
August has been a record breaker. and the hotels
Fhave been taxed their utmost capacity. me
weather has all that could be desired Inc ar
thas been dry and inVigoratns ana Hlieu Will tiio
fragrance of the forest
septenber has now come and with 1t the open
lseason for big game. The hunters go out arter the
deer at / a. September Only a 1e"' now
pever, viii be killed the first day, as jack huhtlhs
sand bounding are no longer lawful ana II taxes
some lime to find and bring deer stin hunt
ing This week the sportsmen have been oufhtung
for the hunt, and many are now in roueh camp
iVenison viii be on the menu tomorrow The WOODS
anre beginning 10 take their autumnal tints OF
,spIendor. People are realizing more and more that
TSepeunber is the month in the woods, and the
hoies W M tt5 ss tl late in october and the book
angs coming month are gratitylngE laIs =
Baseball has great deal OF ~atIen1lon ~ an re 1le
eAdrondacks this year The AmpeTSane naee ehe ehe
Paul Smiths team carries on the championship
The big golf tournaments are now on, and sew;
80 irteTest i'm The game is intense. Coaching and
floating parties make the mountain ana lakes alNe
SaHe i,1 beys'H besR the feature Of the week
There have beer interesting occurrence enc "a al a 81
1Iubert's Inn for the last two weeks ana uie 80 80
son has not been prosperous IN years beIoIe
lapce The foliage has already begun 10 assume
Its autumn dress snd the trails have never , peen
and he trio 70 the Upper A1sable Lake IS easily
nf The 1'f21e match play on golf links for the St
Hubert Cup was held on Wednesaay' & ahG Gts All
ii I,oveIand by a small margin Another viii be
iplayed on Wednesday next and promises 10 De
The hal 6oudre" which given last satur-
lenade concert which preceded it was greatly en-
S2gefb b.net o tSe Keen Heghts library on Mon
day evening. and a handsome sum Was realized
THE STEVENS HOUSE
The throng OF visitors stil continues TO tax-the
EStevens House 10 it's utmost capacity, ana as the
season advances the gayety and life increase Gen
leral Daniel Sickles returned from Plattsburg IN
rhine To make address al an entertainment given
tin village this week one Of the events OF last
week was an entertainment by the children or the
stevens House in aid Of the fresh air funds OF
inleN-York and Philadelphia The Tribune fresh
Air Fund received the portion devoted TO the work
sn New-Yorl1 Miss Mary Delk. Of Philadelphia, ar
ranged for the entertainment. and Mrs. Fuller. OF
New York helped 10 train the children 1or thelr
parts Dr. l. n. Zimmerman. pastor or Christ
Church Baltimore made a speech in behalf OF the
fresh air work. The children who took part were
MARGARET T. DeIk Ethel Champlin, Katherine Carr,
Marie Dellett Isabel Howell. Esther Howell. Marie
Hart Katherine Young, Master Frank Bates Hun
ter, Albert Hart and George Love.
The bah game between the Stevens House ana
Ampersand mines was won by the Stevens House.
The game was played on the Stevens House
grounds IL was fun of interest. for 1t was any
body's game from start TO finish, the score being
10 TO s in favor OF the Stevens House.
Golf still continues the popular game here. 4
tournament has been all this week. The first
eight to qualify play for the large deer's head ex-
hibited in the hotel Office, the second sixteen 10
qualify play for a consolation cup. The player max
ing the best medal will win the Stevens
House cup. There are thirty entries. A team
match viii be played with the Ampersands this
week tournament with the Lake Placid Club
golfers resulted in victory for the Stevens House
by score of up.
A tennis tournament is being arranged for next
week.
large party Is being organized TO climb Mount
Whiteface from the Stevens House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Howell, Mrs. William
Brooke and William Sheppard drove over to the
Saranac Inn Monday.
Launch parties Of daily occurrence, and moon
light parties in special favor. A hay ride was
greatly enjoyed by the children on Tuesday.
Misses Isabel and Esther Howell gave dinner
party eight OF their friends In the large dining
room of the hotel yesterday.
The Stevens House always remains open until
October Is. and many of the guests have sgnihed
their intention OF remaining until that time.
HoWhere is there q finer sight afforded than when
1he leaves begin to turn and the mountains around
she Stevens House take the cOlors OF
Among the recent arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. II.
z. Criss, Mrs II. MacLean, Miss Florence Mac
Lean. Miss Marion MaeLean, Mrs. D. Rose, Mrs
c. Coudert Miss Morrison. w. @. Rocker, G.
William H Butler. George B. Hutton. Aldrich II.
Mailer, DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Ewing, Miss Marion
Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. 9. y. wilcox. James Sheri-
dan. r. K. Sills. G. II. Van BUren, Mrs. s. r
Frier. Fletcher Du BOis, F. ScOfeld Mr.. and Mrs
Halbort Houghton. z. r. Carroll and E. E. Nixon.