New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

girl who has climbed on and off that stage within
the week. nor that she was the only one expressing
joy her return the place OF pleasant memories.
Not at all; she was just a type OF the New-YorlS
girls and New-York people coming here.
The opening Of the yacht races for the season
takes first rank In the social calendar. and the
races held the last two Saturdays have been par
ticulary interesting.
The races which participated i'm by about
twenty owners the Upper St. Regis. for
suitable cups and between boats of one design.
All the amateur. of the conditions
of membership in the St. Regis Yacht Club, under
whose auspices they sailed being that each
boat shall be sailed by her owner. Among the
owners taking part in the races are Arson Phelps
Stokes. of Lenox. Mass; Henry L. Hotchkiss. of
New-Haven, and Robert w. Stuart. James r.
Roosevelt. William Rauch and Lewis Thompson, of
New-York- Anson Phelps Stokes is commodore of
the club, and Simeon ]. Drake, of NewYork, is it's
treasurer.
The sailed over rectangular course.
three times around making about ten miles. Time
allowance races are sailed other days than Sat-
urdays
The young people here are much interested in the
prospect of having Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter
of the President, here later in the season. James
r. Roosevelt, of New-l ork, cousin of the Presi-
ter, Miss Helen r. Roosevelt, has just gone abroad
wfh ne her and aunt M Mrs m m Nm ae Ro6FeTs cam
here. at Paul Smiths. and they Will be joined oy
There is much interest in golf just now: Among
those who are doing good work on the INKS Ms are
F. Phillips, Miss Helen Huggens. Miss Florence
Stevenson. Frank E. Faulkner and Clark a. Rob
inson, of New-YOrk.
Tennis is also in favor The courts are In fine
who distinguishing themselves at the game are
Mrs. James A. Miller, Miss Bessie stevenson MISS
Helen Huggens and Miss Julia Mofhtt OF New
York -
Several New-Yorkers have saddle horses here
and out riding every fair day. -,
Miss Kernochan, of Newport, Is the guest OF SiI'
and Mrs. Lewis Thompson at the Cooper camp MT.
and Mrs. William p. Thompson, of Newport, are
Edward H. Faulkner. of New-York has just pur-
chased a large electric launch OF the capln type
IL will be placed on Upper St Regis soon
James = Stuart of New-York, has also pur-
chased a new launch. MI, ,
Walter A Wyckof professor of political econ
omy at Princeton and author or Inc, NoI MI .;
is at the hotel for the season. ana ciuSli'a''S -
gathering material for future literary Work
Captain Porter Kane, L. $. N, or New-1 ork, mas
Joined Mrs Kane at the hotel. -
Mrs. Henry b. Livingston and the Misses LIZ .h
ingston are occupying the Ward camp U" '"e
Mr and Mrs. A. NJ Lothrop and the Misses Lo-
throp of Washington, are in their camp; a..
Mr. and Mrs George II. Earle and the Misses
camp. Mr. Earle has purchased three new launches.
one a twenty horsepower for himself ana tlle otIcl
two for his daughters -
James Tolman Pyle and family. Of NeW-Nork az .
Uppe- St Regis this year. This camp adtons the
property OF Mr. Pyle's brother -in-law, william "
McAipine OF New York, who is here with the
Misses McAlpne and his son. Hayward:
w. r Estabrook H. 7. =. Hopper. William le:tne lGe
don. Matthew Howe. Mr.. and Mrs r. ~ sap
Edward + Poor, +. D. Tovar, Ethel May icTar'
Mrs G Y Stirling. Btecker Stirling MI. ana MiIS.
Graham Lusk A J. Rowe. samuel A Walsh; l...
Mr. and Mrs Charles G.. Rathgen Miss Marie
Rathgen and Huntington Wickham.