New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
ENJOYING LAKE GEORGE
Resorts Al Thronged = Many
Forms of amusement.

Lake Georre n Y Aug. (SpeciaD.-The CROWDS
at the resorts here have increased pereepuDS' a.
life along the shores is much gayer IMAM W.
week ago. The music Of the hotei orcnes t
heard until late at night. and the DAYS arr ~
long enough 10 satisfy most of those VINO ma
come for only few weeks. Tennis anu oos
have become popular amusements TINS seAso.- -
the courts and the launches are IN great Ne -
The Lake George Golf Club has put In seVeral l''@
courts and tournaments have been in progress
nearly every day for two weeks Inc women u
the club gave informal tea on Saturday al'e'
noon when the finals of the tournament TOT hiAeu
doubles were played. On this occasion the parucl-
pants were the Misses Theresa and Luchen Hewlt'
and Robin Leech. Lawrence Shepard and walker
Stevenson.
The Empire State Paper Box Manufacturers nave
been in session at the Fort William Henry TINS
week Over a hundred were present, many Win
their families The following officers were elected
for the year: President. j. X Hunt, Hocheseer'
first vice-president. w. j. West Troy; second wee
president j. F. Friedel, Syracuse and secretary
and treasurer L. A. McMillin, North Adams Mass
Mrs r. L. Banks and Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Wooley have returned to the Sycamore for AusuSt
Theodore Lewis F. ]. Stimson and the Rev
Ernest NJ Stires occupying cottages Oh c''1'"
Island for the month.
The Rev j. D. Kennedy. of Brooklyn, arrived al
his cottage this week. Gerald Gateson. his nephew
caught fine twelve pound pickerel III b'itoh Day
this week.
Miss Miriam Ely. of New-York. and Miss MAUD
Alexander of schenectady. visiting at the
summer home of Mrs. Robert g Alexander
One of the small social affairs at Hague during
the week was an afternoon tea given at the cNitase
of Mrs Clarke E. Carr. wife of a former Cnited
States Minister to Denmark. Among the guests
were Colonel and Mrs. w. D. Mann MRS C" I'ni
r Fisk Colonel and Mrs. J. g. c. Lee, Colohel
and Mrs Stephen Mills Miss Davies MI ana MIS-
John l. Howe Mrs E. Mann Nynne Mrs NiiaIn
VOORHEES, and Charles Hansen ToWne
The Presidents private secretary, William Loeo'
If is a guest at Rogers Rock where he is spend
Ing much time fishing, and mas come III W"
eraI good catches of trout
The bass season opened on Lake George to-day,
and the fishermen will now have plenty OF run' as
the lake is we'll stocked and the tsh nave peeh
biting well already.
The annual meeting of the Lake George Assocla-
ton for the Protection of Fish and Game viii be
held at the Sycamore on August . This IS an I'M
portant gathering. and the members have zone
much to secure the enforcement OF the laws me
president is Harry NJ. Watrous OF New-l lots
Nearly all the cottagers are members
]. Buchanan Henry, nephew OF PRESIDENT James
Buchanan has returned TO the lake inns Season,
after absence of several years he MAS Win
him fine fishing launch.
Times are lively at Hulett's this week straw
rides and trips to Ticonderoga are much In vogue
and a baseball team has been organized At the
exhibitions
The management of the New Fort William Henry
Hotel is untiring in efforts to provide special plans
for the entertainment of the several hundred guests
in addition ordinary au1uSemenJS OF Oodl4i45'
bathing fishing etc. Parties TO ascend Prospect
Mountain are organized daily, and returning from
one of these expeditions the tourists are enthusiast
tic regarding the beautiful view 10 be oo'alheu oy
this climb. Progressive card parties are also popu
lar eucbre being the favorite game, with whist
close second Launch parties to visit the various
points of interest about the lake may De Io4l i
starting moTIHg ana 1oaSs ana l1ncheon baskets
looking forward TO pe ea at the lake
resorts follows ~, ,5 NJrs
The New Fort William dtI H 7a1q9a4 T6omas II
Wadron, George a. Helme and GausnteT $50 SIc n
olson, Mr. and Mrs. w a. CORY; Frederick PI9n
Miss Howes Schuyler scR Ts MsT2 var C5a ap r
German G. nI and Eugene Rosedale. ", z,,-,to,
Mrs. S Holman; Mrs W. T. Gardi MH<d Ella lardl-
Frank G RiGaards arG Dand Mrs s NJ
Ashley Mr. and Mrs h We rsIg a aidS Miss
The Ross. . Flint p cf bgH3s
Miss n c. Finn. Miss S !. Finn, George A Read
ana Ho TGG LodgeHGeoTse philips Florence Phil
lips Arthur Phillips, Louise l. Phillips and George
The sagqmoEe sfTrgss5 SSH NJ p An. Men Mss
J. G. Paterson, Mi, ard Mrs. H; A Webster Mr.
townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Wenimay and Miss Rita
The Lake House-Mrs. W. snifhn. Mrs. ] Fo-
garty. F. Smith I Fl " Franz sro ID G. Frank
George N Grier and Sn isS Mss MeaGHes Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Z Crane William g ID crane; MRS
n Rick Ii James Ih'00oS'+ James anu '''-l~ ,,
The Algonquin-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Laird
Mrs Devo Mrs. John X. ROuney, Miss Agnes
Wooley, N, '. Lawler and Mr.. and Mrs John T.
Zabriske-
The Uncas-E. Eugene Sprague, Margaret Het-
ferman, Augustus Ludwig and Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Rogers Rock-Nir. and Mrs. George King. w; n.
Chaplin Richard Williams. Nicholas Barrett; Mrs;
Homer Foot il, and son, Mrs l. HolbrOok and
daughter and f. F. Effect, wife and daughter.
Mrs, Edward ,Ru9ge. DOllie Runge, Reno Runse
af auI Nfs HouseIsa6si NJ Mulvey Olga Anderson
Mabel c. Dwyer. Mr. and Mrs c; Bryant Mrs D.
Edwin ONeil Miss Mae O'Neil. Edwin o Neil,
Jacques Herckla and Mr. and Mrs s. e. Kurtz
and daughter.
island Harbor House-Douglass NJ. Ward. Laura
c. Thurston Miriam ThurstOn and Mrs G y. T.
Lake View House-NIrs. Arthur Richtmeyer and
Daniel GatesCn.