New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
UP IN THE NORTH WOODS.
Indications of an Exceedingly Lively
lmgnst at Hotels and Canlns.

s+s there is a marked increase of interest in
e.5nor sports and social affairs. This week sew
Interesting gof and tennis contests have been
20 and a series Of dances and card parties
pc Many new launches have been placed on
.'s ,skes The races Of the St Regis Yacht Club
- reen started. and the launch owners on Lake
s have taken steps to organize the first launch
20 ,r the Adirondacks. The camps are prac-
oiuy al occupied. and this August will probably
-, of the liveest yet seen in the North Woods
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
-. Placid y. Y. July % CspeciaD.-This has
week OF unusual interest at the
-s House. which has the reputation of being
~ the most wideawake houses in the noun
1e Interesting features in golf. tennis and
,5oor pastirnes have crowded upon each other
anidlv there fHas been difficulty in keeping track
Tho chief affair was, Of course. the golf match
nth whteface Inn on the inn links Tuesday
efternoon The game was played by twelve men
soro each house and resulted IN a victory for the
stevens House team. 6 up. the score being 81 to g.
rte nIavers for the Stevens House were: Naylor
agcConv1l. Macdonald. Taylor. R. NJ. Miller, Blair
Klauder Herrod, Ash, Paul Stevens H. F. Miller
.r6 Britain A return match played on tho
Stevens House links on Friday
An event second only IN interest to the team
.ra+ch was the game played between G. A.
stevens and William Reynolds. the professional, at
yTbiteface Inn. Mr. Stevens defeated his opponent
one up.
other interesting golf events Of the week include
q handicap clock golf tournament Thursday after
noor Cor grown persons and scratch clock golf
tournament on Friday afternoon for boys and girls
under fifteen years Of age
To-day handicap golf tournament of eighteen
holes medal play, is planned to be played Tor a
-,r5ze offered by DR.. c. F. Ash. of Brooklyn
one Of the prettiest indoor affairs was a pro-
rressive euchre party on Wednesday night Ihe
women Of the hotel united with the management
&, making If the success il proved. The tables
we're arranged in the bic ballroom, which was
filed with players and spectators. The first prize
for men was won by Frank Engel, of Philadelphia
The first prize for women was won by Miss Caro-
line Bremen Of New-York.
Ten very appropriate prizes were offered the
winners Of the first prizes being allowed to make
their selections.
Many of the guests also attended the benefit
dance given at the Episcopal parish house on
Wednesday evening. Music was furnished by the
Stevens House orchestra.
New-Yorl with Miss Katherine Taylor, ol Mon
tresI have taken the Barn cottage for the re-
rnander of the season
Henry N. Logan Of Bala. Penn, son 2o OF J5dge
al the hotel Judge Logan has had camp on
ihe sh6 6 GI 9D o5ie Hi IS planned for next week
II is proposed 10 have a series of climbs up the
b6feI S6sieT attempts the ascent Of WSteface
There have been many aTTyas @ during cif the Weee
c osborn, Mr.. and Mrs J. Alfonso Stern: Mr.
and Mrs II. ]. Hickok. M. and Mrs NJ Bren-
nan the Misses Brennan Walter Brennan. Mrs.
Mrs rseH D. K Miller. william Marburg Mrs. 4.
NGDeTmof MIS- Mss L. Byrnes ME Ms Miss \ A.
By-rnes Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Galbraith. Mr.. and
NJs ieT Miss n : l. shaw Miss ADAMS, Miss bean
Mrs z A. Cowley, Miss Edith c. Cowley, Miss NJ
Frank P. Shipp.
THE RUIssEAUNONT.
Lake Placid, n Y. July % CspeciaD.-The propo-
Eton made by T. Edmund Krumbholz that the
sixty or more launch owners on Lake Placid unite
in an organization is meeting with great favor, and
the club will be even stronger than had been hoped
for AT a meeting IN the Ruisseaumont on
Wednesday afternoon the objects Of The club were
discussed and plans for the season outlined. One
Of the chief affairs proposed is a parade. Prac-
Jically every owner on the lake has promised to
enter his launch. Races are also being talked of.
but there IS difficulty in arranging them because
Of the difference in the types Of launch used on
There is much interest in baseball among the
young men At the hotel Having defeated a
Stevens House team by score of II to this
week the team is now making arrangements for
The weekly card party on Thursday evening was
nHch enjoyed. Hearts was the game played
Though the cup tournament has not opened
there Is much interest in golf Among the players
Snrague, Of Chicago; Fred c, Lautz and Miss Au-
There are many guests among the cottagers
RooeTt B. Woodward. Of New York. is the guest
Aonr @ the arrivals Of Il the he Reef from hS9GKyo NeMyor
ana ana vi vicinity are; Nj and Mrs LindoR w Bates,
Charles A schnepel. Edgar F Randolph and Mr.
and Mrs. H l. r. Emmett
WHITEFACE INN
Lake Placid July 25 (speciaD-Many arrivals
this week have increased the ranks Of both the
New J lrk and Philadelphia colonies There are so
many people here from both Of these cities that
there is much good natured rivalry between them.
ana there IS talk Of forming two house associa-
lions. one 10 represent each city.
he laf aTc
is ex-Postaaster William F. Herrlty who is here
with his family
francis Skunk Brown of Philadelphia is also
-9Ie win MS family. Mr.. Brown has a 35-foot
iaohch ne proposes putting on Lake Placid.
a start was made this week on the bowling
games Tor the cup Some good scores have been
I5nc ,Iji5 IIe OF ne best bowers in the house is
throne on he ,E mas permitted there mas been
taken iT tSe 1CnsOl - sOl INKS. for much interest is
-; T. Hollis OF New-York, still plays strong
sgz+cb ,J@ J@sl 81 me house team was defeated in the
s4eE are confident that thew viii soo1 b9,-e one
IN. vo-1nr uG ~ cams IN the mountains Some OF
W,ss S-F7N iF7 NCineh players making good scores
Ha@ras s MSS ~ Assman. Miss Malcolm and Miss
strokes They are takirp - sfoTne{{Hilng like ninety
houses. -'" some OF the neghboring
A handicap. tennis tournament fs be,ry .rrore,e,1
- - gAl Week among The players who will enter
az Te1cy-i y1ei' MISS Assman and Miss MoIIer all
sTices Tesements IN en- are being made for sale of fancy
the Inn some day next " yaa tea 70 take place at
SsvI% me 4oEng Women's Christian Association of
,lfeorse Lyon. Of Washington. has arrived and
A5egsf feaF Admiral Lyon. will come about
irc5eN hg S York arrivals the hotel for the week
Miss S. -lfE. sarah r Howe. Mrs Eugene MunselI,
Esgp EEsTpe Mrs Heme Miss Addie B2owD Miss 1
Mrs CeoTe p tp mr. and Mrs Nicol S. Floyd,
4RsErence Peck Miss Marion Parries Frank +.
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