New-York tribune., 1903-08-30
PAUL SMITHS.


been a comparatively quiet week among the camp
ers on the St Regis lakes. About the only affair
Of interest e fancy dress ball, held on Monday
night at Point Rush, the camp of Mrs. Robert Hoe
It proved a jolly affair. Practically all of the
young people the lakes present, and any
amount OF fun was had over the grotesque cos
tunes worn by each Among those in the party
were Miss Helen Roosevelt. Miss Jean Reid. Miss
Natalie Henderson. Theodore Roosevelt Robinson.
Ogden Mills Reid. DR. and Mrs. Walter B. James
and Mr. and Mrs Walter B. Ferguson. jr.
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, a cousin of Miss Alice
Roosevelt. who has been visiting at the Roosevelt
camp on the upper lakes. has returned to her home.
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Dix. son of DR.. Morgan Dix. is a guest at
the Roosevelt camp. Theodore Roosevelt Robinson
Is also a guest there
Frederick Byers. of Allegheny Penn. has Joined
the party Of Yale men at the Reid camp.
kr. and Mrs. F. W. Vanderbilt continue
tertain many Of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Sloane are still at the Vanderbilt camp and
Mr.. and Mrs James A Burden. jr are also being
entertained there Mr.. Vanderbilt is lover of
tennis sport. and his five courts are the scene
of many interesting games.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Osgood Field who have
been visiting at the Vanderbilt camp. have returned
to New-York. Mrs. William Hazard Field and
Miss Field have not yet returned. Before the re-
turn OF Ar. and Mrs Field the party devoted sew
eral days fishing trips. with excellent results.
catching large strings OF speckled trout.
Mrs. William T. Carter. Of Philadelphia has been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ashforth. of New
York and Miss White OF Washington, at Camp
Regmont. the upper lake. Mrs Joseph Leidy.
Jr. Miss Kathryn Leidy and w Morgan Church
man. OF Philadelphia. have been guests Of Mrs.
Carter several weeks.
This week marks the close of the Idem class
yacht races for points between yachts owned by
members Of the st. Regis Yacht Club. The
sailed on Wednesday declared off because 1t
was not finished within the time limit The
got good start, but the wind failed at the finish.
Had II held strong Henry L. Hotchkss, who
IN the lead with the Kingfsher. must certainly
have won. One Of the two remaining races of the
sis'.' was sailed -a-','-, ."' the las, one ,',
entertaining.
Mrs. r. P. Flower and Miss johnson. of New
York, guests al the Taylor cottage.
J. 8. Hazen, Of Richmond, is guest at the Will
Jams cottage.
Mr. and Mrs r. R. Gable. Of Chicago; Richard
3 6 hgngeEfOrd and Miss Ida r: Hungerford. of
H NJ Thomas Of Baltimore. Is guest at the
cottage OF Dr.. E L Trudeau.
Mss Beatrice H Blythe is visiting at the EN-
II. Hyde Ralph O. Hyde. Miss Isabelle G. Hyde.
MISS Cara Hyde and Miss Augusta Tompkins are
Lake N-''''
The month Of September is counted the best of
brings large number Of guests TO the hotel.
The new casino is proving great attraction and
Is crowded eVNsry evening by the young people.
the Bloomingdale team on the home grounds on
Wednesday afternoon, winning by score of to 8.
campers and their guests who come down N the fe
lakes in their private launches to witness the snort
A record golf play was made by Harold S. Nay
a cleek shot from the seventh tee. Mr. Naylor
sent the ball into the hole distance of 174 yards
on any golf links in the Adirondacks.
guests The first prize is a silk screen valued at
~, and the other nine prizes are all ornamental
with party Of friends Mr. Brown has his a3It9
mobile here and makes trips to various points of
interest in the mountains.
Mrs Charles F stoppani, Miss Mary Henry. Mrs.
9enRie nj /, Coy Ts MT and nd Mrs H j. + soPpa&i Mrs
]. e Martins. ir.. Mr.. and Mrs John suydam Mrs
g. " Tsderhoe M w podfe a. V Boesn5s0P se50P
nanns W. Luhmann, Herbert E. Kinney. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs G O. smith Miss ifT irene M Otis Nswd4h sh
Miss Elaine B. Smith. G. S. Weston B. Marston
Smith. Dorgay / Holt. Miss Judith Adams, James e
Miss Collins. Miss 1. B. Hall Mrs McArdie Miss Miss
bsAIs5 a MIeAFslS Miss . oBPien Miss Kea5ns
L Contercin. Miss Marie Betting Mrs. John A
Logan. r., Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Elliot. Mrs. Alice NJ
Frost. Miss Gertrude Frost G. H. Munro and Mrs
THE AMPERsAND.
Ampersand. N. Y. Aug. % CspeciaD-DanieI
Hanna, Of Senator Hanna. has been entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs James K. Hackett at his camp
the hotel
The party at Mr. Hanna's camp are frequent
visitors at the hotel
Bellamy Storer. of New-York, is one Of the late
arrivals at the Ampersand.
Mr. and Mrs. John suydam of Brooklyn have
just arrived.
DR.. and Mrs F. E. Pierce Of Chicago are the
guests OF W. c. Brown third vice-presdent OF the
New-York Central Railroad who has been at the
hotel with his family weeks Mrs Pierce Is
daughter OF Mt. Brown.
Miss Stella Duryea Field is the guest OF Mrs
Frank Duryea
Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Morgan and Miss Lawson. of
Larchmont. have Joined Mrs. Morgan and Miss
Morgan at the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs Morgan and
Miss Morgan go abroad in September
William H. Clark and Miss Beatrice H Clark OF
New-York. who have been at the Ampersand for
many seasons. back again.
DR.. J. l. Jacobsen, OF Havana a noted specialist
has been guest at the hotel.
Joseph Dickson. OF St. Louis who has been stav-
ing here. has gone to New-York
Angel Matthewson and Miss MattbeUson og
Parsons Kan, were Joined by Mrs W. K Maxwell
recently.
Louis Schmidt OF the Tiffany Glass COMPANY. Of
New-Yorl, is a guest at the Hotel with Mrs
Schmidt
Colonel ". B. Gordon and Captain J. E. Hopper
WHO are both here with their wives are the latest
navy. is here with Mrs. Naile. - ''''
Mrs. Z. A. Mccoy and Miss Sophie Hall Of
Orange, y. J., who are touring the Adrondacks by
carriage. have been staying at the Ampersand.
York, who are also making tour of the mountains
have made a !ong stay at The Anpersand.
F. W: Lehr. OF New-Hork' IS the guest OF friends
DR. ana Mrs. A H. GoeIet, OF New-York are at
the hotel for the month Of September.
There has been any quantity OF events in golf
this week The mems handicap took place Tuesday
and Wednesday on Thursday there was in
teresting match between the women players
In Lake Placid The match took place on the
Ampersand inks an OF the home PLAYERS did