New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

endeavors To keep ahead of a tennis ball. fair
haired devotees Of art pricking blisters superin-
duced by overcoming. gray haired scalers of edu-
rational attitudes putting up short inclines; truly
1t Is a sight that would set Pittsburg thinking.
The reception. housing and feeding of such big
party have been easy task. But it has been done
and done "a la Stevens" to the complete satisfac
tlon of all. Although the party arrived only yes
terday many members of # have already expressed
themselves as well pleased wish the accommoda-
lions made for them. They will stay over Sun
day, going early next week.
Seymour G. Dunn the aoted golf player, has
written the MessTs. Stevens that he will reach the
Stevens House probably next week. He comes
instructor in golf play, a position which he held
last year
John Paul Simmons, captain of the New-York
University baseball team is at the hotel for the
season and prospect OF having the hotel repre-
scented by ball team is considered good, as there
Is considerable available material The recent fine
weather has done much TO Increase the interest IN
a2 ana v th9 h9e af ba by by oude for
Stevens House links is considered the finest in the
msT touPneys F viii W Be beeGn soon These Usually
Include games with teams representing Hotel
Champlain, Hotel Ampersand and other leading
WoTk - has as been begun upon valuable addition
10 the golf grounds. This is a clubhouse 10 be
built beside the first tee at me rear & 9T tne IN reo
stories high. and VIII be equipped win lockers,
view OF the links.
ine fieets Of Stevens House boats Mirror Lake
and on Lake Placid will soon be augmented by
thirty new Michigan boats. The order has been
pected soon. This increase IN me meet VIII nec9s
state better housing aecomnodationS "a ana me me
bcathouse on Lake PLACID. the site of the pres
4seF s e peT @iSf G va" also be built The new boats will
bring the hotel feet up 10 over one hundred:
The fishing continues good, ana only me other
day Mr. Gordon who IS an enthusiastic IIs fisherman,
weighing close TO six pounds ano three others three
pT1I.uJ ". J. Mcconviue and H, NJ PearsaI Of New
York devote considerable time tennis. and others
are also using the courts which in good
is enough
aroused organize tournaments later on: ,PinS
guests since the coming, Of the hot weather but
Wism 5 Kellogg holds the championship for
this neighborhood, but ne has a close competitor
The young people of the hotel are making the
most Of the orchestral dance music 6arnshea gsch
ira, Of Boston. Miss Cora Damon is the leader.
evening" evening" aG9 peca are sunday evenings
ssea 6 a he l rsfosds leading into Placid and
ether mountain resorts. but the companies are TAX
be made T Upon a9e8 them The Delaware and Hudson
read has Established local ticket agency for the
accommodation OF its patrons and has representa-
tiTes quartered here for the summer. The Chateau
accommodation OF its patrons. General Manager
Slower IS giving the matter his personal attention
The Lake Champlain Transportation Company. not
boats in the best possible condition and they
ties of the e1y r through TH aRes chSmpain and George
Judge Greenbaum and family OF New-f ork: nave nave
and are now Il located ate in Blow cottage.
Mrs FIske OF New-York, who. with her daughter
Miss Caroline H Fiske is spending the summer
a. the Stevens House. is the wife Of Ieutenant
Commander Bradley A Fiske who was with Dewey
a. Manila
among the other New-York people recently regis
tereo Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmahon and cnlio
Mss Deyereux, r. 7. Bush. Miss z. NJ Hall Hall Mss I1.
r. E Elliott. Theodore Banner, Peter Disch, hr.
sna Sa Mrs Henry F. Miller Robert Miller Marian s
Aller, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sahlinger, r. c Mann
Joseph p Ranney. J. A McRae. William H. Rice
Mss J. I. Stewart, Gilbert Il Turner, Gilbert &
Docge, N. ]. Hogan, w. II. Brown. Humes Han
Nelson Carpenter, jr, Mrs. B. Kellogg and MIS-
Among other recent arrivals are F B. MoftiIt,
albany; Frank Cooper, Schenectady; Harry a Fur-
Han Schenectady: Miss Fraser and Miss e \
fraser Wateryliet, y, Y; G G. starbird. Boston;
SIs William Macholo and Miss Charlotte u Ma
fnoc, Rohoken, n. j.: Marie Newhall Lynn Mass
a.. :. lockwood Englewood. n; j.; Mr and MIS-
Hs|a 5aBrgnsTick. y j.; F c Mcc9rmack and wat
D. randall. Dobbs Ferry, -. Y. MISS Eeck%lth
v1ston; Laura S. n. Graham. Mrs George WATKINS
ers ~ g. W Rstine and Miss ftistine Chicaso&: & Sd
Sie ars George Chahoon Jr., and Louis Armstrong
Penn penn rails y; 7; Miss Belle Gross. Wiikesbs.rrre ARE
Jvn., = Il Chahoon, Robert ]. Chahoon anc MISS
sbastle ssbs,.tle Rogers. Au Sable Forks. n y: r. A
esahtueonn, Slens Falls, " Y: James w, Slower y
NAeulen and ~. I. Woodward. PiattSDurB, y. y