New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

"A ~
players on the Stevens House links, both experts
and amateurs are rejoicing over the work of Har-
old Naylor Of Philadelphia, who a few days ago
succeeded in lowering his record and estab-
fishing a new record for the links. The previous
record also established by Mr.. Naylor, thirty
fo,,r strokes for the course. This he has now
cred TO thirty-two and those familiar with his
playing this season say he may possibly get the
record down still lower before the close OF the
season
latest arrivals also from Philadelphia is consid-
cred remarkable by the best players. Although the
course is comparatively new 10 him, Mr.. Tflling-
hast has already hoed out in thirty-four strokes.
He Is counted upon as Of the strongest mem
bers OF the team.
The golhng event Of the week IS fixed for to-day.
when thirty-six hole match game will be played
between c. A Stevens and Harold Naylor repre-
senting the Stevens House, and Myron w. Law
renee Of Ann Arbor, Mich, and Oscar Bum, the
shlnnecock player, representing the Hotel Child
void Mr.. Lawrence is the professional this year
at Childwold Mr.. Bum, who is also there. is the
champion Of Florida The match promises TO be
Interesting one.
Mrs H F. Miller Of New-York, was the winner
Of the open handicap tournament played for a prize
offered by Dr.. c. F. Ash, of Brooklyn.
The return match with the Whiteface Inn team.
plsvsd on the Stevens House links proved in
terestIng one. The match sided the Ste
veus House team winning. 20 up. The return match
between G. 4 Stevens and William Reynolds. the
Wbiteface Inn professional, was however full Of
interest being finished even up. This was also
PLAYED on the Stevens House links. On the White
face Inn links Mr.. Stevens defeated Mr.. Reynolds
! up 4 match between teams Of young women
from the Inn and the Stevens House is being
talked OF.
The handicap clock golf tournament was won by
Miss Florence Naylor. Of Philadelphia, BY stroke
n the play-ofr with Miss Mona Burke
Arrangements being made for a charity ball.
held for he beup OF La
Element IN the Stevens House parlors, on the even
Ing OF August II. The sympathies Of women at
The other hotels have been enlisted, and the aralr
will be the chief social one of the season in Lake
Placid The tickets will sell at 81 so each, and the
proceeds will go toward the maintenance OF the
parish house. which is doing a great deal of good
for the permanent residents OF the town.
The Rev. A. W. Stein, the Epscopalian clergyman
stationed here, has general oversight Of the ar
rsngements but Miss c. H Patterson, who is an
active member Of the New-York Charity Ball COM
mittee each season. viii have charge Of the details
OF the affair and will DO assisted by Mrs. Stein.
Mrs G. A Stevens, the Misses Fraser. Mrs. Nal
colin Macdonald the Misses Macdonald, Miss
stovelI Miss Naylor. Miss Sharp, Miss Wilson. Mrs.
Music vii be furnished for the ball by the Stevens
House Orchestra under the direction OF Oliver
Another pretty social event. also for the benefit
Of the Lake Placid Settlement. is being arranged for
House. This will take place in the hotel par
oTs and VII S9Rs s NJ Miss FoGe0cs
Naylor and Miss Maude Stovell have the arrange
ments in charge.
Stil another affair that the guests looking
forward 20 is an Adirondack fapjack party. to be
held Stevens Camp. on the shore Of Lake Placid
on the evening of August Z. This will be under the
direction and for the benefit Of the Mountain Air
Circle Of Kings Daughters. G.. A Stevens has coA-
scented TO act chef, and many Of the guests viii
attend only because of the novelty OF eating
dapjacks in open camp, but also TO satisfy them
selves that Mr.. Stevens is good cook as golf
player
On August T. the legislative Committee on For
ests and Forestry viii reach the stevens Rouse
interest attaches
ulittee this season. because OF the recent forest
fires and the States probable action.
a party OF youths, including Paul stevens ano
other boys from the hotel has gone into rough
camp several miles from the hotel. and according
to the stories they tell their occasional return
visits. having fine time.
Among the recent arrivals from New-York and
vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Shipp. f. II.
Greylord Mrs. NJ /. Coleman Willard Coleman,
Nj and Mrs. William L. Taylor, Mrs. J. K Wander
veer, Mr.. and Mrs benjamin Thackara, ]. X. JUDD,
Mrs s. Spicer Dickinson, Miss s. D Spicer, Miss
A. Q. Spicer, William l. Spicer, Charles E NC
Onlber, Benjamin Tuska, Mr.. and Mrs: W; L. Rat
Miss Borck, Mrs. o. r. Hangar, MT. and Mrs.
Henry Ashley Miss Alice n. Ashley. Elmer z.
Garnsey, Mrs. H 2. Jourolmon. Miss Lucille Jour
oin0n William r. Stanton. VI. 7. Flanagan, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse =. Woodruff, Miss F Gillespie, MISS
A. II. Kirby, z. J. Warner. Mrs. M +. Pitslke'
Miss Evelyn Pitslike. Joseph Parker. Clifford =.
Clark. Fred H. Scofeld, Miss Naughton, Miss N
Q. g. Kemble Vincent Price and Charles Lieber-
man.
AT the Brewster Cottage are Winston Lewis May
AID Mr.. and Mrs. n. Stern.