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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
GOLF CARNIVAL AT LENOX.
Clock and Handicap Tournaments, Followed
by Dance and Supper at the AspinwaIl

Lenox. Mass. Sept. s CSpecaD.-For the last iva
weeks the leaves have been turning with such
rapidly that the forests in every direction are
aglOw with bright reds and ysllows. AT the Hotel
Aspinwall there is much life and gayety, and ths
number Of newcomers is increasing daily.
All Lenox witnessed the golf carnival on ths
lawn and golf links of the Hotel Aspinwall on
Tuesday The programme began with a handicap
clock golf tournament for two bronze cups O1ered
BY Mrs Harlan Page. Of Philadelphia. Twenty-ons
guests of the hotel appeared as competitors. 1udgs
Ernest Hall of the New-York Supreme Court. VINO
held the record Of % here all season. and II. W.
Merrill who held Florida record OF 20. were mads
scratch men. The event was. however. won oy
Warren +. Martin. whose handicap or gave
him net score Of 10. For second prize DR.. George
McCuen Smith. with handicap Of O. and L. -
Oliver. with a handicap Of s. tied at 20. and IN
the play off, the former won. The playing
throughout remarkably close
At the conclusion Of the morning play luncneon
parties were in order and the hotel dining room
was gay with visitors and guests. In the AFTER
noon everybody proceeded to the regular golf Inks
OF the hotel. where a number OF the Aspinwaus
guests were competing IN handicap match asainSe
Colonel BOgie." In this, event Or. George NC
Cueu smith was again a winner. this time taking
first prize. a bronze loving cup. presented by Har
Ian Page OF philadelphia. He had e handicap On
p and finished with up. .,..
ballroom OF the hotel in the evening. and iater
DR. smith gave a supper TO the players tn botn
golf events. II was served in the Aspinwali ;
griIlroom. The prizes were here presented "
Judge Hall - -, ,-.,,,,
received a good start. and among the late ar
rivals at the Hotel Aspinwau are Mr.. ana ~ - :.
Iuther KOuntze. Miss kOuntze. captain anu ~
leslie e. Bruce Mrs. l.. Andrews. Mr. ana VII
samuel IT. Cramp Mr. and Mrs. W. a SandioIa'
Mr. and Mrs. j. Sinclair Armstrong. w Z. r1 NrIn,
sfrong DR.. and Mrs. Charles y. Turner henIy
u MsrriTi Mrs K NJ Kinsley. Mrs. r. ID. BassetS
Air and Mrs Charles Gregory. Miss Helen Greg
ory Mr.. and Mrs G. ., Scott Miss Emma ma ne P
Or and Mrs Samuel sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. w -
Ciibert Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Barnum, Mrs aIl
ME- Soddirgfon Mrs j. r. Gibney. Miss G. y.
French Allen Smith. Miss Shearer Miss krome S,-
M and Mrs w. y. North. Miss Chamoeriln. ~
A Wilcox Miss Wilcox. Mr.. and MIS- w.
Desbon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fl rag. ". a az
Ms Iobn Fell O'Brien. l.. stuart wing Mrs W
= lockwood. Miss NJ. y. lockwood; N, Mt anu a.
Mrs samuel r. Cramp. Miss Burrell. Miss n =
Dexter Mrs C. b. Baeder, Miss G. Reese Ms
ri cole Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. snow MIS- u =, ~ a.
Ma1ice Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Moore. MISS anu y
voorr Mr. and Mrs CHARLES Brown MIS- ". " "
Eougb Mr. and Mrs. Rowland ID. Allen. MIs, "
NJ II ChiIds. Miss l. A. Warren and Mrs j. A
Gilmore.
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month Of the year here. comparatively few have
remained to enjoy IT, and this season will prove no
exception In spite OF the fact that the weather OF
the last week has been ideal. visitors have EFT
the island in large numbers. Several Of the larg-
est houses will close on Tuesday. others about
the fifteenth and few will keep open throughout
the month
Not only have there been more visitors here this
season than usual. but they have been OF a better
class This is undoubtedly mai1ly due to the TACT
that this season, for the first time in many years
the voters Of the town favored no license. Many
predicted at the time that 1t would spoil the sea
SON but instead il has assisted I'm making II
great success. The difference IN the class or
transient visitors this season and those Of previous
years is noticeable. The disorderly crowds OF ex-
curstonists who formerly flooded the village espe-
ciaIly on Sundays. have 10 a large extent dlsap-
peared
The social season has been gayer than usual
the fair Of the season being the visit OF the
Rhode Island Yacht club this week and the
attendant receptions and dances COtillons. card
parties and concerts have been given every even
ing The pleasure boats also report more business
than usual The large catches OF bluehsh early in
the season. and the abundance Of yellowhn. black
bass and founders. later. kept the shippers busy
taking out fishing parties. while many moonlight
The tennis tournament ended on Thursday. The
final match between w ID clark ana a l. C VEST
who proclaimed champion OF the Island
the Leading hotels include the following
Ocean View Hotel Morrison, Henry X Nor
gan ir Miss NJ f. Brooks. Mrs l. Townsend.
Mrs William W. Scott, Mrs. r. l. Boon. Mr. Il
Heuke the Misses Heuke. Or. +. W. SewNrL the
Misses Seward. John J. Malligan- Miss Catherine
CLARK Mrs r. F. jenkins. r. J. Mason. F. l. San-
ford George b Watts. jr.. Preston Watson. l. =
Herman. Or. A. c. Woolley ana q w EastGlin-
National Hotel-Lev J. Oneil. Miss n Cummings.
7 I. SouthwoTth. NJ. +. SOuthwOrth, r. NJ. Trimrn
William ID. Lore and wife. Edith G. Lore, ". >
Potter M q Nehl W t. Miles and Louis Richter
Manisse= Hotel-Patrick j. Healy. the Rev. ". L.
Evans. Miss Mary SmSa MIS- lis. I IaH ,, Mr.,
Miss NJ. r. McDonoush. Thomas Humphrey, John
y GraTee. John J. Halligan. Miss catherine
Clark Ruth Dencer. Clara a Waterbury, Marie
Eschenbach. Dorothea Knapp, Marjorie Knapp
David Hynard. Fannie Hyuard. Malvena Hynard
Mrs Clark Miss f. A Neidinger, Miss Laura
Neldlinger. Mrs. Lewis. A. h. Lewis and Frank
k--@4
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est of the season. and IT promises TO be this year
The fishing continues good, and the giant muskal-
longe just beginning 10 bite well Numbers
captured daily.
The Thousand Islands Park baseball team de-
feated the Frontenacs in the final game Of the
season at the park by the score OF IL 20 T. This
makes the park boys the champions for the season
of 1908.
Hotel had a shore dinner Watsons Point on
Monday. Those who attended were Mrs. J. w.
Smith. the Misses Grace Smith, Turner. Boothby.
Denen and wainwright. of Nev-YOrk and Mr. and
Mrs F. s Nicholson. the Misses Annibal. Ellen
and B. Nicholson. Clara Lamb and Helen Morris.
of Syracuse.
Traffic down the st. Lawrence to Montreal and
Quebec continues heavy. The pleasant weather Is
having its effect and the Richeeu and Ontario
Navigation Company's boats are loaded daily.
Cyrus V WashbuTn. of New-York. gave dinner
to several of his friends at the Frontenac on Mon
day.
Several NEWCOMERS who have been spending the
summer at the Frontenac returned TO the city on
Tuesday. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Vaughan Mrs. Edward Luckenbach. Miss Dor
othy Luckenbach and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stuart.
The speedy gasolene launch Priscilla. owned by
II. L. Richardson, OF Dover. Del. started on
Tuesday for her owners home. by way of the
oswego Canal and the Hudson. the Delaware and
Raritan Canal and the Delaware River. The boat
is only Is feet long. and has beam OF feet 4
n Wizard n Sb fR W Who Is Stopping
the FrOntenac. made a remarkable catch the
other day. While trolling he hooked twenty
pound nuskallonge. This is the first fish Mr..
Abbott ever caught, he says.
A harvest ball will be held at the Frontenac on
"Wednesday next The decorations will be sheaves
OF wheat. oats etc and the dancers to be at
Among the arrivals are the following: Columbian
Miss M Anna, II. W. Plant. a. Doyle. g. Cow
senyen, Mr. and Airs. a. r. Klein. Herbert ID.
White Charles B. Holmes. Miss Ida ". Holmes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis
The FrOntenac-Mai0r Willard Abbott Miss
Esther Bird NJ Barnac, ]. J. Wilkin. +. f. Kane.
". II. Pearson. Mrs. n s Frankel Miss Rose
Marx Mrs. II. Van Magnus. Mr. and Mrs: Cyrus V.
Washhurn Andrew r. Van Ihun. Jr.. Mrs. Hair
riett b. Hamilton Mrs. H. +. Dunning, Miss Irene
Washburn. Miss Malate Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs
II l. Grggs Alexander Bryant {. IL Class.
William II Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Don II. Bacon,
Miss Weir Martin. Willard Abbott Frank kTian-
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. \. Y. Sept. s CspeciaD.-A progressive
hearts party was one Of the entertainments that
furnished amusement Tor the young people recently.
water fete r. being talked Of and may take
Mace before the close OF the season II arranged
n viii include a Ferade OF launches and canoes,
with = display OF 1reWOrks-
The rshinE exceptionally good fhis week {.
ID Frndt ~ Troy: Sidney Chisholm OF Chicago,
ard Louis Mauere. OF Chicago all had exceptional
irrl Within the last few weeks many black bass
fnve been taken from the lower Saranac and the
lovers ~ fishing are looking forward 10 the TINE
rher they shall be plentiful
Mrs b. p. Chisholm. who has just returned rom
Paris has ioned her family the hotel. Among
TIE recent arrir ais from New-lork are William
Dernian. Louis Tannebaum. MS r Mayer, Arthur
\. Naser. J. Harzel Mr.. anc Mrs Z. Terry. Joseph
Daniel ~ Haskell and J. MCGEE.
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P0C0N0 AND WATER GAP.
Delightful Days in Delazcare YaIleg.

Mount Pocouo. Penn. Sept. CSpeciaD.-On Fri
day tennis tournament was given the Monta-
ncsca court the prizes being presented by Thomas
e. Barr. large delegation from Swifcwatcr carno
up to play. and the mems prize went back with
them. having been won by Mr.. Batten Miss z.
Hayes. % MOntanesca won the wOmen's prize A
peculiar feature in the finals that the women's
singles were played By the Hayes sisters and tina
mems singles by the Batten brothers.
William Miller. Of New-YOrk. is at the Monta-
neSca.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Iandou. OF New-York
have arrived at the Montanesca- They had ex-
pected TO be in this resort earlier. but win now
be able to enjoy the beautiful foliage changes OF
fall.
Mr.: and Mrs S. o. Dspew. OF New-York are a.
the Mount airy House.
W. ). Redding. OF New-York. is at the Pocouo
Mountain House
]. A. Wafer. OF New-York. Is a golf snthusiss,
House at all times.
Nelson Smith. jr.. OF New-YOrk. is az the Pocono
Mountain House.
A masquerade ball was given this week at the
Chestnut Grove House. and many people from the
nearby resorts participated.
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AT MANCHESTER, VT.

,,,,cbss,er. Vt. Sept 8 (speciaD.-Althoush
many guests took their Departure this week. otheI'
have taken their places and the hotels and ooaru-
ing houses are still enjoying a midsummer patron
age. ,,..o,
MANY OF the new guests have come n antieipa'ioH
~ the last two important gOlf0g events OF 'h'
seaso, here They are the annual September TOUR
nannsnt for the Equinox Cup. presented Dy E'"aiN
G. Orvis OF the Equinox House. anu me - -.
ton tournament % the United states t'O'1 -
sociation for the oxford and Cambridge team anu
American golfers selected BY the O"i'eu
Golf Association. -
Tn. tournament Cor the Equinox. Equinox Junior
and Orvfs cups will take place on THURSDAY. ~
dav and Saturday OF nest week Inc SualIS. -
round will be thirty-six holes at medal P pay -
frs. sixteen to qualify FOR the E4liliON - c,,n
the second sixteen to quarry .n ,l.,- round for
the chief trophy will continue 70 comsets ~ 49,
Fquinox Junior Cup. On the last gay on ps b,ss
NJ medal PLAY. There prizes for the 0eS' s1
The invitation tournament for the OSiosa i,a Ter
C,au1brfere golfers will be played on pc,,os-
ia M rs and IT, The particulars or tAi'
titiOn have not vet been annOunce1 -. "a, held
a handicap sweepstakes t0urnahleh - ~
On fhe links on Monday. James u. - ~ a 20
Hrootlvn won first place. with caI" - net
charles - Sias gOt the second prize. W."
90 TuesIav the Ekwauok team. eapth, p5,s,Ie,ani
Clark Burnham or Brooklyh' ~ E-kwanok con-
10 play an all-State team Inc - s~ors OF ~
tInEent came home victorious oy 'n0
TO H. - -. x-,,,,,ox HOUSE tbs
week are Washington b. Thomas anu
s1Senr the New-Yorkers who arrived d. az Nal
Iotlk Marguerite Stillwell Mrs j. huess III W.
Guy p. Johnson Mr. and , MIS- ss ~ H. E sn.
iard Mrs i III Thomas. Edgar " Lno'He~
Thomas. and W, r Thurston-
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THE WEsTPORT INN.

Westport " Y. Sept (SpecisD.-Interest In
golf stimulated among the guests at the inn
recently by the arrival Of Deyreaux Emmett who
did some remarkable work the links during
his stay. Others who have been playing particu-
larly strong games Major A. .. Kenneth, OF
St. Louis; Samuel K. Probasco and Frederick
Stevens, Of New York and L. +. Jackman Sew
eral handicap tournaments have been arranged
among the guests. and have afforded much sport.
The recent tennis tournament, which won
by Mark Thaxter Wendell, OF Boston, was one
OF the best held at the inn.
Bridge whist is popular with the guests. and
Interesting games are played Among the
best players Mrs. A. L. Marshall and Miss
Van CIee, Of Cleveland.
Frederick Fearing has been giving his slocp, the
FishhaWk n thorough ONerhauling, and has
equipped her with a set OF sails.
The inn is always a favorite stopping place for
PEOPLE going into and coming from tie noun
tains but this year it has been more popular than
ever.
Among late Nev-York arrivals J. II. Clay
ton Mrs. s. 3. Clayton. Miss Clayton. Frank T..
CLAYTON Arthur Griffith Hughes, William Castor,
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DEER'S HEAD INN.

Enzabethtovn. ~. y. Sept. (SpecaD.-For the
accommodation Of guests who desire to stay late
into the fall Manager StetsoE has announced that
the inn will remain open until January 1. and
throughout the winter IL the patronage warrants.
The house IS now well filed. many Of the guests
being new arrivals who are up for the hunting
season. Deer have been seen in the vicinity Of
the hotel within the week. and old spOrtsmen say
the season will be Of the best
W n Boland. Of Worcester. Mass and Ray
Passavant OF Philadelphia. made the trip TO Placid
last week
There arc some horsewomen at the inn. and they
take almost daily trips to nearby points " interest
The guests continue TO arrive among the late
corners from Nev--York being Mrs. r. II Pratt
Thomas H Pratt r +. Hamau. Mrs. Frank W.
Duryea Miss Stella Duryea Field. Wright Duryea-
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kern. Miss A. c. Putnam.
Nre Arthur Balthasar Paul Gundlach, Hughiett
HoIlvdav and Thaddeus =. Hyatt.
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AT STROUDSBURG.

stroudsburg. Penn. Sept. 5 CspeciaD-This resor,
this week has been the scene OF much gaysty
Dances. progressive euchres rectas and entertain
ments followed each other with rapidly. The band
concert this week at the Burnett House was a
source Of much pleasure TO the guests The Monroe
County Fair. which is in progress visited BY
a large number OF visitors from the nearby resorts
J. SchOOlhOuse OF New-YOrk. Is at the Burnett
House.
w. H. Kipp. ST. OF Brooklyn. Is at the Prospect
House
George II. Bell OF Brooklyn. Is at the Berwick
Inn.
William Steward. OF Brooklyn. is at the Prospect
House.
Charles A. Warner. OF Brooklyn. Is at the Berwick
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WHITEFAcE INN.

rake Placid y Y Sept. CSpeckD.-Ine Nhl'e-
face Inn regatta proved 10 be one OF thespretues'
sffsi.+ ~ the season on Lake Placid
4 49,. vonlen's singles. the first day. the ni 81
-, ,-- 20 Miss NJ Foster and the second 70 MISS
1a.rli, George Malcolm first in The men
.i,slee and George Peck second First prize in the
mxed doubles went 10 Theodore Farrelly ano MISS
Peatrce Malcolm. Ray Jones and Miss Eiizaoeth
Farre.ly won second prize.
. on the second day Ray Jones and Stansy Aukln-
So, won f1e mems doubles and Theodore Farrelly
49, ,s.,v-g, Malcolm were second The women $
double wore won by Miss Anna Sumner'a ana MISS
I71i-e both Farrtlly. with Miss Maoeline ohiHheA
an Nf-- Myrtle Foster second.
Il n.rolov won the kistcrhOck Cup m the feceh1
.,,-r-.r-ar md the dnals in the women's touiha-
men f.- fl.a Kisterbock Gun are being played on
hetvv,c- Miss Durplee and Miss Fownes - -,
vronen from tho Stevens House, putting theih Two
T,be Flr.rs-t- Dunptv golf match for cup Of
f.~os ~ AL and Mrs William Ostrander was one
81 fhe hest OF f-c season The cup went 70 = DAVIS
Walton. and sac second prize, a un loving cup 10
u q Pussy. . -. .to
V'f,ireface inn PLAYERS won by score OF Y 10 =
Auoug the events planned for this month Is a
tr~rIz forrrnamaut. go which much interest i De-
frc manifested lv the guests.
fu6rr and Mrs John N. Tlerney are among the
--latest arrivals from New-N ork. Others inciuoe
Tre George ID Wagner David Mahoney. Ella Ma
fonev II Kelly Miss Kelly and Miss \. Kelly,
Mrs pavson Merrill Miss q II. Merrill Miss = N
W-ard Miss Huntington. Frederick ID. Williams.
u Williams W. II. Creamer, W. F. Fuller, Miss
Icisie Fuilar and Miss Regina II. Nagle.
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derea esneciallv attractive by the beauties of the
foliage. Many persons have made the ascent OF
Whiteface The Appalachian Club about I5e slrohs,
the ascent Of Whteface and other mountains IN
this vicinity
The hotel Is still filled with guests. ard there are
new arrivals daily. Oliver Sumner Teal was among
the recent New York arrivals. Others from New
York and vicinity include Charles i. Maggie, l; ,
A. Miss A. Baker. Mrs. Wallace Roberts Joshua
Miss Inslee Mrs N J. Southland. Mr.. and Mrs
George " Ketchum. William Luhmann IL -
Scharmann Harold Charles Cril. Miss NJ. Devlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. DAILY. David r. Daly. Miss
Annie G. Walsh Miss Cfeneyieve NJ. DAILY, Miss
marie Betting. Mrs John F. Logan. jr- b Ben
Tiger William T. Croak. John II. button, L w.
Buckley William f McGinnis, l. H Conant Judge
and Mrs c II Truax. Mrs. c Donovan, G. T.
Simpson. IT., s. X. Laninger, Charles Cogswell
ton. Charles Powell. J. Holz. Mrs. L. B. RCtan.
Miss Elsie Redelfren Miss Alice Cochran. Miss
Mary Z. Peck. Miss Emma @. Rutan, Charles r.
Peck and F. j. Conant.
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The GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. y. Y. Sept ; CspeciaD.-The Grand
View ball team is still Wrestling honors from the
teams at other hotels. In recent match with the
Stevens House team the home team came of vic
torious.
one OF The features of the weeks round Of enter
tainment was a straw ride to the Downs farm.
where a corn roast was held. and dance followed.
There WAS some remarkably good playing in the
recent tennis tournament which won by E. +.
Lawrence. Of New-Nork.
The Grand View Is still filled with guests. most
Of whom VIII remain through the month. The re-
cent arrivals from New-York and vicinity include
Nh and Mrs. James NJ. Ham. James :. Lehmaier.
Allan Lewis Lehmaier. Thomas B. Arden. Mr. and
Mrs. George ". ketchum and Mrs Helen y. De
RuSSE.
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Gunrnnere Of South Bethlehem. Penn. won sec
ond prize. x,~,,,-,-St. x,,, ~
io-a HE card party in the teahouse at her cot
tage recently. -, NJ, r. co,o
Of OZerbrook Penn. at CohaSset cottage
Mr. and Mrs A. 7. White and family, OF BROOK
lyn. have taken Wildwood TOT 3rci1,tbo Wga T r
Foster Miss Foster William = Bandler: Mrs b
Handler r Y Graham. Mr.. and Mrs James n
Ham Mr. and Mrs carl T. Boxer; waiter II
Wickes Mrs. +. H Pratt InoniaT II. ftaIt, MT
Pitshke Miss Evelyn R. Pitshke MIS-: We1s est
der c,e55es Miss CSeddes John Jay Bridges. Mrs.
John a. Logan, tr. Miss Minnie F. pTinkeT Miss
Weller l.. w Bideler Mrs. f. A Sherwood Mrs
A Marcus, Mrs. Warren James Alien, Miss Gil, Gil
Iesnv Mrs T. G Brooke. Mrs. Walter n, Wickes.
William English walling; Miss Marie D. Hal; Miss
and Mrs William Wisner. ID. and J. I. Stevens
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AT BUSHKIII

Bushldu Penn. Sept CspeciaD.-Thls resort "a
now we'll filed with summer visitors and the week
has been one OF great festivity. The Oak Grove
House is popular and prosperous as ever. The
guests have been having enjoyable time as there
are several fine musicians among their number who
have entertained their fellow guests Frequent card
parties have enabled them TO spend the evenings
delightfully."-.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Post OF New-York. are at thu
Mountain View House.
Mrs. Olive WOLF, Of New-York, is at the Rdgs
View House.
c. W Henderson. Of Brooklyn. is at the Peters
House
5. ]. Kelley, OF New-York. is at the Rversids
House.
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rHE STEVENS HOUSE.

lake Placid. \. Y. Sept. CspeciaD-The annual
meeting Of tho Shore owners Association OF Lake
placid was held the Stevens House on Monday
Tie business session which routine business
osruing Improvement OF conditions about the lake
was transacted was preceded by luncheon. Those
who sat down the table c. ". McCut-
theon, Edward III. Griffin, John Eisterbock. John
~ Pran. Miss Sarah Potter Afr. and Mrs George
A. Stevens. John C. Hawley stephen Farrelly
Niliism l. SuPpce FREDERICK : Waite. Carroll
l5Crr.. A. q. Mills VI. b. McElroy 7. +. krumb-
liCiz and ". J. Perot. 3r. Al the business meeting
n voted erect a substantial house the
summit Of Mount WhitefaCe a shelter for persons
making the ascent This house. which VIII he IL
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1903

horn. Mr. and Mrs. Kirschbaum. Mrs. L. ~ Aors-
ham, Miss Hiids Abraham. Miss Matilda ADra-
ham Miss Florence Hamberg. Mr. and Mrs \ ~.
Smith. Emery II. Smith, James Desmond. y T.
Hardin. Mr.. and Mrs William y. Dykman. j. ~
Dykman John Engls. Mr. and Mrs. James }.
Belden ". W. Anghew. William a Martin. Harry
w Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. HOadley. e Jensen.
A ID. Greenfield Sidney Greenfield; Mrs. r. NJ
Armstrong n. y. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. ieroert
s. COnneIi Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Heidelberg Mr. and
Mrs NJ Leon. A. f. Van Thun Mr.. and Mrs
Murrv Csuggenheim. Edward Ciuggenheim, Miss
Lucille Guggenheim. Miss Aline Daley. Gardner
Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. James Durkersport, }. T.
Lathrop c. Harper. John D. H. Sehul. Miss +
SchuI T. l., Iuchenhach, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy.
MIS- N. Levy and James IL Nelson.
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THE WINDSOR.

rearsnce OF a ceer the golf links Tuesday
morning while several matches were in progress
was an unlocked for demonstration that the hunt
ING season has opened There were number
OF persons the links at the ume. but all were
.o- a moment too SURPRISED 90 act The deer
sgrr,Dad a fence and crossed the green thirty or
forfv feet from the clubhouse. The animal then
- .rrase The links TO where l. T. BALDWIN
piasing Nj Baldwin threw his club al he ami
NAL which dashed into the woods. where u was
shot later by hunters
The YOUNG men at the hotel are planning hunt
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Charles B. AmOry and son, OF Boston, the
guests of Major Henry G.. Dorr at Camp Sorghum
The Rev. Dr. Leon Harris, of St Louis, is guest
the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade, of New-York. are the
latest additions to the house party entertained by
Mrs. c. D. Tows at her island camp in Lake Mas
sawepe.
Among the latest New-York arrivals at the hotel
are H 5. Ives, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HerzOg, Sieg-
fried Hayman Charles Weinberg, David Kirsch-
baum Mrs William Gustey. Miss Gustey. 5. Adler.
Milton S. Adler, f. r. Poison, A. J. Morrison. Leo
NJ Prince. William NJ. Schnitzer. Harry A. Levy.
Howard Enrich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade. Morris
stenbach. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rodney and Ernest
Ehrman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
HOTEL CHILDWOLD.

Lake Massawepie. y. Y. Sept. (SpeciaD.-A game
OF ball from which much sport was derived was
played between the Chdwod junior nine and a
team made up OF nine New-York girls. The young
men caught with Que hand and batted with the left
hand But even with these handicaps they were
the unRallant victors. In match game with the
ChiIdwold team the Upper Lake nine was defeated.
THE mems doubles in the recent tennis tournament
were won by Arthur De Young and Clarence Low
enthal
Cirosvenor s. Hubbard. of New-York, and Major