New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
ON LAKE CHAPLAIN.
HozO the Guests at the Hotel Cham
nIain Enjoy the Time.

49,, r,Darnn1afn. Bluff Point, N. Y. July 25
eciaD-Progressive hearts, two hops anu soli
to,rnaroent helped the Hotel Champlaln guests
70 dfsneI the gloom of week OF 1ncessant raln'
- - made all the outdoor sports and ex-
o,,rsiors a hazard. The first Saturday night mop
found more dancers upon the floor than any July
of previous seasons. declares EDWIN ClarAe' u
rector of the orchestra. and former band leader
of the 21st Infantry famous In Mchlhleys uaS
as THE Presidents own
Fifty couples in gala attire sat down Tuesday
evening In the white ballroom to spirited game
of progressive hearts. Mrs. F. L. Leigh OF BROOK
Iyn won the first prize, silver bonbon dlsh' MISS
Rogers of New York. took the second prize cut
glass and silver cold cream jar while Mrs u u
Wickham. of Philadelphia captured the thlro
cutglass and fligree cologne bottle
H n Reynolds and W. P. Wadsworth' Of New
York and r. W. Steele, of Philadelphia were the
winners of the mems prizes
John Delahaunty continues master OF BacheIors
Hail. one of Champlains most attractive cottages
c. E. Doyle general manager Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad accompanied by his FAMILY ana
Mrs. r. W. Gillett. who are making tour OF the
Adirondacks in the managers private car stopped
for several days at Hotel Champlain
Mr. and Mrs W Painter. of Baltimore are among
the late arrivals
Judge Wadrick D. Ely. Of Dedham, Mass is
taking in mountain and lakes from the Hotel
Champlain
While the stomach is undeniably the nearest
way TO a mans heart, flowers the management
here finds is the shortest cut a woman smiles
The custom. started last season, of sending out
flowers from the hotel conservatories to the rooms
of guests shortly before the dinner hour,
this week revived. Every evening the dining
mas been unlike a series of flower pots,
each woman in turn wearing as nearly as the
manager could divine her favorite blossom
TO be the recipient. far from home or
the maddng crowd. OF flowers. unsought, unpaid
for quote tnveteraJe globe trotter, rs an
attention that must melt the most oodurate heart-
Iwenty-four hours aftel my arrival roses were IN
my l sat down and had good cry. then
I wanted TO hug the donor"
Mrs. c. Z. Johnson. winner of last weeks golr
tournament, made a nylng trip 10 NeW-4 4ork 1nurs-
day personally conduct friends httner, 10 add 70
the gayety Of the family party that SPENDS the
summers at Hotel Champlain.
have returned 10 complete their outing at Hotel
Champlain. from which they have been making oe-
tours in the Adirondacks. -,
The Misses Louise Julia and Dorothy Mix
Miss Mix her spurs in the Oranges Where She
is Teputed one of the crack women goiIers OF tnaI
region. Hatless and with sleeves rolled 70 eIooW'
Miss Mix has little for the picturesque In at
tire. she makes drive always 70 outScore ner
competitors. To date she has made the best score
Vet credited woman the Champlaln INKS
To irsTiraffor theY than skill acquired by
practice during a week or rain must be atirlDuted
whatever results We're obtained IN to-days open
handicap tournament. eighteen holes LOT the FRANK
Presbrey Cup The handicap was open TO any man
woman who had never played eighteen consecu-
The names FOR the contestants for the tnaugura-
tion hanjican tournament tirty-six holes, for the
Hotel Champlain Cup are being reelslered- Inc
rournarnenr oDens next Saturday august J. The
which has been successfully held since s9s by C. z.
Johnson DR. c. c. Schuyler, 5: Villas Beckwith, H
b Candy and DR.. Robert s. Adams
Negotiations bending TO BRING 10 the tourna-