New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-30
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Delights Of Late Summer Days
FuLLy Enjoged.

Hotel Champlain N. Y, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-In the
beauty of autumn's first mellow glow. Hotel Cham
plain guests revealing in the outdoor delights
too often denied in July and August. The pine
woods filed with pedestrians industriousy bent
upon making the most Of the now shining
gloriously Golfers in mad pursuit of balls i
the links carriages, wagonettes automobiles,
every wheeled thing, is in demand for a spin over
the neighboring country roads, while yachts,
launches and rowboats feck the waters of Lake
Champlain.
Miss Mary Louie Clark Of New-York was hostess
of the first tally-ho party Of the season. Kept in
durance vile by the summer rains horses and
bugler gave vent to their pent-up energies the
break turned with its festive passengers down the
hotels pine skirted roads, bound for Cumberland
Head Among Miss Clark's guests Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brinkerhof, Mrs. Fannie B, Eager
Mrs. W. Mcpherson. Miss Holloway, Miss Fish and
Miss Beatrice Lorrimer
Private entertaining the links began on
Monday morning with Miss Higbie's clock golf
First and second prizes won by Miss Anna
LoTimer and Miss Jergensen.
On Monday afternoon Baron and Baroness Branca
entertained with open handicap for and a
putting contest for women. Handsome prizes We're
awarded 10 Mrs. Frank Laying, Mrs. c. f. Johnson
Z. Holloway and John W. Griggs The baron and
baroness served the players with refreshments and
presented the prizes in the golf club house.
Impressed by the industry OF the squirrels in the
pine woods. four little grls-Elizabeth and Janette
Griggs Mary and Helen Booth-set to work to im-
name of the Squirrel Club, they held fair on
Wednesday morning IN the parlor, where the
result Of their industry sold the benefit OF
the Plattsburg Home Of the Friendless. So gem
erously did the Hotel Champlain guests come TO
the Squirrel Clubs assistance that S2SS IS was net
ted for the charity
Mrs. G. T. johnson was the hostess on Thursday
afternoon Of boyle handicap for women and men.
Tea was served in the golf club. Miss Louise Lori
mer won first prize and Mrs. D. A. Loring tr the
second
Miss Roach pleasantly sandwiched the weeks
go4nng 1estivty with progressive hearts party on
Thursday evening IN the ballroom
Miss Laying. whose birthday was celebrated last
week with dinner in the Grotto, entertained
Friday afternoon with putting contest on the
Miss Heaslips postponed putting contest came off
FRIDAY morning. There was an unusually large
number nun OF players Prizes were distributed and
GeneTaI Z; c. OBrien arrived Monday evening
plain by his brother the Secretary Of State
ry LOUIE Ozark a e hHF G asgg9e sa1 MISS
Hotel Champlain. started Monday for lake trip
| olyphant. registered Thursday at Hotel Champiain
Ias youngest guest ever inscribed upon the reg
cS G0ys5nS5 Qdsn and STAFF VIII be of Hotel
G9 aIs nor comes to open the PIattsburg Fair,
open handicap Tournament for the otiar tro1b
offered for the best net score. Prizes were also
given for the best gross score
Mrs Beverly Robinson Miss Agnes and ar He aea
L Gorsn J; J. Manning. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Nc
Miss 1uren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Strayer NJ. c.
MirEtok Miss H. MirTtek. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
| = Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs. George w silburhorn
Mrs Mary Krenick. Mr. and Mrs. David Heller.
Miss MCCARTHY J: B; Barnes, Miss z. L KimbelI
Mr.: snd Mrs Q. R.; WOLF. Miss Fechhei7neSrr.. Mr:
apo Mrs Ambrose Bell. ]. c. Levine NJ Roach
Mss Mss ETTTOns Miss Mss stFgis Stanley Bone Albert
ana Mrs Joseph B. Essen is Mss q sfii NE
Mrs. John wheelwright. Miss NJ W. Langden, F.
SaVerns, Blanch Morn. Stanley Brown. Ed
mund seymSSrr. J. Boner Martin, Miss Rosemary
| MorTssey. Mr.. and Mrs. D. L Uhlnan q q
oBrien, Edward 7. Horwill Miss Rosalind stei-
Eel NJ; and Mrs Charles Hodgulan. Miss Hodg-
/ man. Miss Ida Beosh Stuart. James N Bell Nj
and Mrs James Wilson, H. V. Newcornb. Mr.. and
| Mrs. N. J. Altman, Mr. and Mrs. Z. MankeaTn
Hush Hsrnd9n Miss Florence oDay; Mr. and
Whitel. Mrs. P. B. Brent, Miss Victoria R Lev.
| EFT. Miss Katherin Levett, Fred a. Guild. Miss NJ
| A. Guild. Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ Robinson Mr. and
| Mrs William l. RIher, 1. W. Minford. Miss A l..
| and Grace Milford B. G. Gunther.