New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

Hawkins. of Brooklyn is one of the best players OF
the game this season. Mrs. L. NJ. Werner is an
other good player.
A progressive euchre party also furnished much
enjoyment. Eight tables filled with the play
ers. Sidney s. Chisholm. Of Chicago took the first
prize for men and Joseph WEIGH, OF Washington.
the second
Miss Marjorie Chisholm was the winner Of the
first prize for women while the second % prize fel to
prize went to Seymour Peyser. of New-York.
Gray, Mrs. F. {. BE Witt George 4; Hawkins, +.
schermerh9rn a nor m Mt ,1 and Mrs " Walker A K
PAUL SMITHS
Paul Smiths. N Y. July 25 CspectaD.-The women
at the hotel and in the camps the lakes
busily engaged in preparations for the annual fair
for the benefit Of the Adirondack cottage
torium The fair will take place the afternoon of
August 81 in the big hotel ballroom. This commit
tee of women has the preparations in charge: Mrs
Anson Phelps Stokes, Mrs. A. J. Mibank, Mrs. E.
L. Trudeau. Mrs. w. w. McAlpin, Mrs E. G. Stod-
dard Mrs M B. Barber, Mrs J. Shelton Williams.
Miss Polhemus, Mrs. Walter B. James Mrs. White
law Reid, Mrs. e D. GriswOld, Mrs. W. S. Johnson
and Miss Nash
If the weather is fair to-day the series of yacht
races to be sailed this season by the members Of
the st. Regis Yacht Club will be started. The
ecutive committee of the club met Tuesday, with
Commodore Arson Phelps Stokes at his camp
Birch Island, and discussed plans for the season.
OF the preliminary races. the first for the Idem
boats by Lewis s. Thompson. OF Red
Bank n. j., in the Flying Fritz while the second
was won by Commodore Stokes in the Shadow. In
the first event Robert w. Stewart finished second in
a bandinsn race r Edard E T. Trudeau ir took
first prize in his catboat Defiance and William
Ranch second In the Aguia 56 ana mainsa1' t
fishing trip in Canada and is again at his camp on
MIR and Mrs Thomas w Cauldwell of Morris
town, n J. and party are 3ccupyIng the Ml6ank 9ai
Miss Miss 4a sn EmeTS r. GSuaWs
fer of Tldg R. Emery.
the cornerstone Of the Flower Memorial Library,
erected a n mePoTX oWeT %T m have reurned and are at
their cottage for the remainder der Of the season cas-
the hotel and will 0Scqpy H;d It on N Aqggst
rbia has arrived with her family at Camp Reg
mont, adjoining the Roosevelt camp .
of Chicago is the guest Of the Misses King Of
nd Mrs in eaR Wam Gn 5hf E RRomPson Of Newport
are expected soon at the camp of Lewis S Thomp-
S'I! The e Mcco cormicE camp the upper St. Regis is
being and put in & 81 f4r tae asr f
Mrs Charles s. spraeue, Of Boston who p, has been
negotiating for camp here. has taken the Myers
Hs1ward G McAlpin and the Misses IcAlpin of
New-York, have joined their parents MI and Mrs.
Mrs. Ts John B. Wood jr and Miss Melissa R: Wood.
of NewYor have taken @ Rotei NE va e
recently announced, and their marriage Will take
piIfe Frederick i w Vanderbilt will arrive on AUGUST
HIS Japanese camp. practlcally IIlshed, VIII De
ready for him then. Mr. Vanderbilt mas secured an
electric launch from the hotel company for MS use
this season. ~ xy,. l., -,,4.;r,
a new twelve horsepower engine in his launch.
NJ and Mrs Henry T. Alley, of Newly ork. who
are occupyinP the Alley cottage at Lle hotei gave
dinner party the other evening. The tables were
trimmed with flowers. Among those present were
NJ and Mrs T ChesIey Richardson, T. Chesey
ptcbar6son ir Walter T. Alley. Charles {. Alley
ard Arthur p Ripley, Of New-York
vI Miss 6aHe &hnioih oined an MRS william S the
Tta hotel baseball team is being organized,
and will begin playing soon
WrorI[ inon the new casino is being pushed ahead.
and II viii be opened the first week in august with
r6p BOP series Of dances opened this week at the
hotel Dances will be held on Tuesday, thursday
and Saturday evenings. :. .1o 1a.o, oro
Among recent New-York arrivals a. the hoJel are
NJ and Mrs J. H Baker Mr.. and Mrs T Chesey
Pinbardson T. Chesley Rinhardscn, jr.. E H. Little,
n Chaplin Huntington w. Wlckhain; MIS- j. n.
tiavyyard Miss Sara Hayward, MIS- r. n Rogers.
Me- = q Rogers Mr. and Mrs. V. Fl. Youngnan,
7 n Rutter. Wallace T. Peck. Lawrence E Peek
S1s Jerome Taylor Mrs G. Holmes and Mrs. John
D. Mcdonald.
SARANAC INN
saranac Inn N Y. July 25 (speeiaD-Many ad-
a,+ions have been made to the camp colony on the
Trnner Saranac this week through the arrival OF
ca,rn owners and their friends,
Csnnp Sunrise is occupied by Mrs Alexis ID
smith Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Downing Mrs.
Fred NJ Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. w H. George ana
Mis- George of Germantown. Penn.
Miss walter H. Walter. n. G. Hostein. OF New