New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
AROUND LAKE GEORGE.
PLANS FOR THE REGATTA-ARRIvALs AT
THE HOTELS.

Lake George n. Y, July p (speciaD.-The hotel
proprietors are anxiously awaiting the completion
of the new steamboat Sycamore In the last two
weeks both the other boats of the Lake George
Steamboat Company's feet the Horizon and the
Mohican, have been overtaXed, and the Horizon
has had to make several special trips to accommo-
date the increasing traffic.
The Sycamore had been given trial trip last
Wednesday, and the result was satisfactory in
every detail
The Lake George Regatta Association held
meeting last week. and decided to hold the fifteenth
annual regatta again at Hague this season. The
date has not been set, but in all probability the re-
gatta will be held in the week of August DO Medals
will be given the contestants this year The
association is Incorporated, and Is looked upon
as one of the Lake George fixtures The regattas
become more popular every season, and entries in
the races from nearly every resort. Lake
, George boasts Of athletes to the country
born, well a goody number among the sum
colony.
The Appalachian Mountain Club of Boston.
closed pleasant sojourn at the Sycamore last
Monday. During their stay the members tramped
over nearly all the mountains in the vicinity.
Among the number was Swami Abnekananda, of
India, lecturer on Egypt
The Lake George Country Club has opened its
doors for the season, and among the sojcurners
there are Carlton Cranberry, o. p. Metcaf, Miss
Kathleen Kelly and George A. Maynard, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Streit. Miss Marie
Murray, Gerhard Van Hoorn, Emery Barr. Miss
Adele Church, of Brooklyn; Miss Kate Poppen-
husen, of College Point and Frank II. Proctor. OF
Boston.
There Is a military and naval contingent at
Hague and its vicinity this season In the number
are Major e; C. Gordon, General Weston: C0lon9l
Pennington, Captain Walter Goodwin and Captain
At Rogers Rock are Captain C De Witt Wilcox,
and his wife; Major George Mitchell, L. s. A. ire
| tired, is also guest. They will remain through
Judge c. A. Flammer and family are at Hague
for the season.
spending the summer with his family in of the
cottages connected with the Island Harbor House.
clude:
sagamore-Mrs. J. A. Cummings, Miss W. A.
Mrs. F. r. Coudert jr, Wade Chance, Frank Hun
ter RStter Mr.. and Mrs W; H: Mann tT., Mr. and
Beardsley. William II. Muller, W H. disney,
Fort WilliamaClarence D. Ashley, Miss Edith H.
so and family Mrs Mrs l. NJ TTess, Mrs. s May.
Alma Roberta William Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs: J. i,
Witherall. George H Diehl and l., wife, Mr. and
and Mrs Francis s Gray and the Misses A E. iF F.
Lake House2Edward J. Kelly NJ o'Connor Miss
O'Connor, James Blewett and wife,. Robert f,
Genen, Charles Henry Tuttle, Marie Brown, Mrs.
Frederick Butterfield and maid. J; H. KnopPel and
Miss Helen Ferrin, Mrs Gideon Lee; Miss Margaret
M AgonquinThe g Msses asu EVeiyn Vti A. Mabel J. and
Eleanor NJ. Small and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Jacobs.
Lake View House-Alexander Milne.
Kattskill House-Charles Calyerley:
w. sherwood and g B. Duncan, of New-YoTk'
Hotel willard,Mr; and Mrs E. ?. snnick, Mr..
| Romolds. Miss T. Gresson. Angus r. Hoenser and
R; G. CASTOR OF New-York o,
| bell, H. b. Campbell, c. T. McCard. wilbert W.
T White dh Miss sdD Il Dane emaB HnOPaf6 G w a.
Max Millner and Samuel Harris