New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
REGATTAs ATTRACT CAMPERS AND COT
TAGERS

REGATTAs ATTRACT CAMPERS AND COT
TAGERs
WEleface. y. y July % (speciaD.-The athletic
visitors TO Whiteface Inn. Lake Placid. have
revealed in all the enjoyments Of their favOrite pas
times this week. There have been golf matches,
tennis tournaments and regattas from week end
TO week end. and the programmes have been car
ried with success
The drst regatta OF the season took place on
Monday. and men and women participated in il,
attracting 10 the course campers and cott2gers
from al parts OF the lake. VINO contributed 10
display Of color and water craft that interest
ing 10 behold. Miss Ethel B. Gresham, Of New
York, the women's singles; J. T. Farrely, of
New-York. was successful the mems singles;
. New-York, the mixed doubles, George Carpenter
and } h Hendricks the mems doubles
Walter Il. Reynolds. the professional golf player
7 al the WhltetaCe course, and George BOuse OF the
. Keddle OF the Stevens House. in q match at
thirty-siX holes on the Stevens House course on
up Il was an interesting match, In winch Rey-
the hole tine after time t--- --'
whiteface Inn mas corps OF expert tennis play
v GOD r : Hawthorne. F Lindsay curtis and
against the players OF the Lake Placid club on the
courts al the club. q. ". Carpenter defeated L.
Wood defeated A Rogers and the Carpenter bro
Tiers were successful IN doubles against Rogers
/ and Moore. The return match was played the
courts al Whiteface Inn Wednesday. when the
Whiteface Inn players again won.
The tennis matches also took the form Of a So
Ga junction Luncheon was served az the Inn and
o'clock. when the patronesses We're Mrs. {. ". Car
;MrS. 5oseph stone. Mrs u 3. TTerla-n Mrs PHI
lips Phoenix Mrs. G P Ellis, Mrs. John hlls,eT-
Henry Atkinson. assisted by Miss Carpenter Miss
Rice. Miss stone. Miss stockwen. Miss Ellis and
Among the recent arrivals at whiteface Inn are
the following:
6ss b6uE M % aad M Mss 5a hs tie s
and Mrs Ashmead schaefer II IS Gertrude p. stock
I b. LlA9
2 IinasaT Sur-s ara yA N E,, ~ "a e TO
: Mosher 9 J HcI-aqghlin. Ms. Alva Hlsn-r. -
Helen Hawthorne. May s f54yJhorne Ms samuel
E.ge,ns, p K.rkPatrick z S o'Heii sndrey -
? 55aso1 Mrs. JOAN Duncan 3S and two ana =
William =. Benent
GOOD FISHING IN LOWER sARANAC
Algonquin y. Y. July y Cspec.aD.-The fisher
men assembled at The Algonquin on the Lower
Saralac Lake. continue TO make good hauls OF
bass and trout. Among the latest feats was that
/ OF M and Mrs. AyTte BuckneT. VINO brought
IN a long string OF bass TUESDAY John Bosby IS
also among the successful anglers after bass.
The Lower Saranac Lake IS particularly
/ traccve during these moonlight nights and # IS
pleasant 10 make a tour among The Islands that
/ lie within easy distance OF I he ALGONQUIN
several OF their friends on tnelr steam yac4J Os-
Mrs. Eugene Philip Peyser entertained many
I guests az her cottage SATURDAY afternoon.
Mrs. 9. A Van And4- OF New-yo-S. who has
time. left II this week TO join lit Van Anda
or trip into the WOODS Of The Province OF
Recent arrivals at The Algonquin include the
! following:
NJ. and Mrs G a BRYAN. Miss Gertrude Lookett.
2 y F.tzpatTcS Ennanue. Wect4sl"r Charles H. Rel
Hutton. Miss HoughtaIlng. NJ and Mrs " KeIIer'
Pau.son. Mrs. ? D.Arcy Quian. Mrs N Ncnols,
r. x / H DobsoH. Mr. and aiss james BueI Me,
/ Kiuiey Miss A II Rowland, Il H. BucNliH ana D.
NEW COTTAGES OK THE UPPER sARANAc.
! wawbeek y y. July % CspeciaD.-The Upper
| saranac Lake in the vicinity OF the Hotel Waw-
/ beck has been the scene Of active building op-
erations IN the last three years. Many elaborate
camps and cottages have been built the beautiful
points and islands in the southern of the lake
Another camp Will be built for Mr.. Mrs. W 3
Burns. who stopping at the Hotel Wawbeek
FOR the summer. The camp VIII occupy a command
The HOTEL Wawoeek is enjoying a prosperous
month OF September, while August will be OF
Wawbeek is near 10 the indian Garry golf course
and the visitors the hote! make frequent trips
| commands the greatest attention. Fishermen visit
| with many prizes and now and then some one kills
| a large trout in the waters Of the Upper Saranac
Recent arrivals at the wawbeek include the fol-
| lowing:
Mss Sinclair s2ne Durham Miss Bg Fss52 M,
som Ssa eark MSS PEARL paKT Mrs pua
Miss Duia. Charles z. Abbott W. II P Root. Thomas
K Gale and Mr.. and Mrs ". 3 Burns
WOMEN AND MEN PLAY BASEBALL
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the season broke Chidwold Hotel Mon
day in a game OF baseball between the women and
the The played a good game but
IL the men who furnished amusement for the
/ crowd one of the conditions that the
should throw left handed and skirts. and they
cid. The teams were organized follows: Women
l-Rosenbe-g Eldridge. Mack Marks. Frank. Greg
| ory Ehmann Blum and Ehrmann. Men-Levy
| CazIsbach Worms. Calm. Virgins. Marks. R!ess-
mann. Mann and LowenthaL The score was IS to
| Il favor of the men
Among the women visiting the Hotel ChiIGwoId
are several who expert with the oars and pad
die and they have entered enthusiastically into
| who row are the Misses Ehrmann, Blum. Church
Mack Marks. Beekman and EIGrldge
A tennis tournament at the Hotel Chlldwold
suited in favor Of Hiss Frank who defeated Miss
Ros-nberg In The finals.
RE game OF golf has many enthusiasts at
Childwold, several or whom are up al Q o CLOCK IN
the morning and the course Is thronged through
out the day Frank and Carieback defeated Messrs
/ and Calm closely contested fourSome
The course is in the charge OF Myron Lawrence
who was at the Hotel Childwold last season. and
yno had charge Of the links at Tampa Bay Hotel
last winter.
Fine strings of lake and speckled trout are
brought In daily. and II Is rarely that any one
returns with an empty creeL Mrs. Refs holds the
record among women for the season. having landed
lake trout weighing four and three-quarters
pounds Messrs Refs and Mann made trip 10 the
| haDdsonest string Of the season. for there We're
eleven good bass OF which weighed four and
one-2uarter pounds.
Hotel Childvold and there regular excursions
to interesting points. Childrens parties held
regularly each Friday aftsrnoon the first having