New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
RACES 1T CHIPPEWA Bay.
Meet of the american Canoe ASso-
citation Ends.

Montreal to the leland region WAS the most i'm
portant event OF this week. One hundred members
81 the cub started the cruise Last Wednesday
n about twenty sailing yachts and made the trip
M the s. Lawrence by way Of Lake St Louis the
canals around the rapids and Lake St Frances
TIE boats were accompanied by the club launch
the Hiawatha. snd tug. which was used tow
the boats through the locks and in calm weather
Elaborate plans tor the entertainment OF the
yachtsmen have been made at the various points
along the river. Tho Mayor Of Gananoque declared
A public holiday IN their honor, and the Kingston.
C,sra1oGUe and Chippewa yacht clubs held special
levees for them. They stopped at the Frontenac
n attend bah given for them
At Chippewa Bay a series of interesting races
was given. Several members OF the Thousand Island
Yacht Club have expressed a desire to meet this
Canadian club every year and build challenger
which should compete also for the yachting cup
which the Canadian boat again succeeded in captur-
ing L IS not improbable that both clubs will take
I'D this matter.
The annual encampment of the American Canoe
Association came end this week. The two
weeks spent Sugar Island, near Gananoque,
which was given 10 the association last year by
The Canadian Government for a permanent camp
ine ground, have been fun Of interesting events,
and the meeting has been a great success. Canoe
ISIS from all parts Of the United States and Canada
have been present The meet began August
and lasted until yesterday. The first week
Fpeut largely in arranging the camp cruising and
socisl times. The racing took place this week.
sTsyreutv-fve events were off A large number
of canoeists from New-York City attended, and sue
cseded In carrying of a number Of the most de-
sirable prizes. l. c. Kretzmer Richard c. Kretz-
rner II. i, OhlimeyeT, 9. Il. King, c. Moore, A. W.
Scott and A Rickert, Of the KnickerbocSer Canoe
Club. of that city. registered. OF the New-York
Canoe Club there were some twenty members pres
eut among whom were Dan Goodsell Charles
Moore ! X. Hand. George MacTaggart and F.
Pollard
The annual shore dinner Of the Thousand Island
intercollegiate Association, which includes all the
college men staying at the islands in the summer,
vii be held Monday evening at the picnic
grounds on Grindstone Island. This affair
times known the stag blowout" is event
toward which the boys always look with eagerness.
Oflcers for the coming year viii be elected.
The American PhilateIic Association. which has
been meeting at the Hubbard House, Clayton, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Alexander Holland of New-York vice
presidents. Frank II. Burt, Of Gordon Island. Cam
bridge. and ". J. Wylie, of Beverly; secretary, D.
r Eaton. Of Muscaline; treasurer, c. L. Annon, of
St Paul; librarian. E. H Anderson, of Pttsburg;
attorney 4. D Watson. of New-York; superintend-
ent Of The sales department, John j. Oesch, and
international secretary. E Doebiin. OF NewYork.
Grange Day. August - brought the biggest
crowds of the year to the various resorts. The
University Orchestra had its annual benefit hop on
Thursday evening. II the most successful
dance given the Columbian Hotel during the
season. Parties came in launches from Frontenac,
Murray Isle and St. lawrence Park. The second
OF the grand concerts by the tabernacle Chorus,
under Professor Ward Of Syracuse, took place on
Monday evening. Richard S. Kay. the American
violinist. who studied under Ysaye, gave recital
IN the parIors of the Columbian on Wednesday.
The summer residents OF Murray Isle plan
ming to have q grand picnic before the season is
The idea is new one here. and is con-
sidered very good one TO get the people who
summer there better acquainted.
". Il. Nichols OF New-York, is entertaining at
his home, on Howe Island, DR.. F. J. Barber, of
New-York; Afr. and Mrs c. E TravelIi. of Boston,
and the Misses Eastman, of Roslyn. Long Island
). Z ISDckhart, Of New-York, who is at Fine
View. brought IN CTeat catch OF black bass on
Monday. The twenty-four weighed more than fifty
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Emery, of New-York, ar
rived the Thousand Island House Sunday
for couple Of weeks.
H r. Heath. OF New York, is entertaining
party at his home, Nobby Island. just above
the bay. His friends are from Brooklyn, and in
elude -Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brush and Miss l. B.
Lewis.
H c. Friedman, Of New-York, arrived at the
Frontenac from Quebec Monday.
Judge and MIS- James . 4 BLANCHARD. Of New-
ana MIS- Burnham on Casa Blanca Island.
4 party OF young people who are at the summer
three giris caDsized While saiIin On T 1T ana
We're IN the water some time before help arrived.
The boat went over in an attempt TO jbe
The races of the Chippewa Bay Yacht Club were
Won by the Akabo the speedy half-rater owned by
= Ilayoeh t 4l9 ms ProtheT OF New Hork The
the WallabOut Bank, Of Brooklyn, finished a close
George c. Boldt, Of New-York, was called home
suddenly THIS week and viii not return until Tues
i. R. Heath has returned 70 his place. on Nobby
Mrs. B. Rotsehd of t Nd y 2oT IS be guest Of
Mr.. NJ Lesser at the Gegoux cottage, at Point
co JqssPh =, |s5sg Of Weber Fields who has
on the river for the rest Of the season Business
has kept him in New ork 20 far. hut from now
vi" F5S enjoy rest here ere, rowing and hshlng
pI The arrivals Of The week from New-York and
Alexandria Bay. Thousand Island Hotel-A. Love,
pr. and Mrs. H Enge Mrs r c. Bennett and
ssaoghtieT Dr. s J O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ESalllielo = ferret. Miss ferret Mrs. North,
II " aTd Mrs H, Gunkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Adler,
Denicke S " Adgett Miss p Debena iOi Miss IS g
lemon 6. G. Kennard, Mr. and Mrs. l. c Naism-
ehsST Miss N Steinenger. Miss A. Steinenger, Mrs.
Newman, Miss A; Newman Miss H. Newman,
n 5as5s M, MRS sts5ggs Miss Elsa 1 stsings
snd Mrs. A :. shaeffer, Mr. and Mrs Thomas mas
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Lacy, Mr. and
Mrs II Mnzesheir s0 Mrs. s, Leap Rd; MT 1 ana
man Ernest J. Clown, J. W. Dana. w s. Simpson,
Miss Jonso r. w Johnson c Esiq NJ T %eade
-. u; r. az George = Allen, Albert F. Arey,
TeyTenoe William stern samuel StaTiight. l. O H
A Rene Moen Miss l. J. Field Mis- H-iss HiId'
Miss D 1 Glrich Joseph = EmeeTmon Mr., and Mrs.
Pltnaanl. Miss J. Hampel and Mrs. H. s. Miller Of
Fronienac Round IsIand-sIr and Mrs Frank
p x Huyier Willard 4 Jones, MI and Mrs. W.
D. Clary, Mrs. Brookheld, E. NJ Brookdeld. Mt
and Mrs. c 6. Emery, Miss Emery. H I. Alex
Nay Krsnch Mss Gea Gandstr so s{4g K MTs
ish Mrs. II = BeEinghaI9 Mrs Sellers, Mrs.
Tackier, Miss Ethel CridIey Mecbury Blanchard
H Wheeler. Miss Hitger, Miss Barnum Miss GA