New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
IN THE ADIR0NDACKS.
With Opening of Deer Season Many
Are Going Into Rough Camp.

Miss jeanette McAi2in. Miss Dorothy McAlp'l.'
Kiss Mary YanderhoeS, Miss Mary Pyle. w Z
-. ne GRAY Vanderbilt Harold. Denis and Ken
meth McAlpin have lately joined the large mouse
marty az Camp wyndoyer. At the dance IueSoaS
evening Miss McAlpin was assisted by her sIs.ei
MISS Gladys McAlpin; her cousin MISS D ",-s
,T..t,in. Miss Mary Vanderhoet and MISS MARION
Close. -. - r.,-,n
Miss Mary vanderhoef ended her V1sit at - -
1,-vn6over to-day and went TO Loon LAKE. wne-e
sis will remain ume Herbert Lows 80.
has also been ono Of the recent Vis1'0iS ~
wyndoVer. .. .,a nost-
.-o-,c-t a. several races in the series OF inc o.
pssss Yacht Cub 1t has been aIreheeu -.
+ta onen races postponed from Saturday Nei@'o
on Monday ,.,.. on..-+s,nes
- -, persons at q picnic al St Regis fohD
FIsds,r Judge and Mrs. ". X Io"Hse sl.e- :,
tanned Dr. John P. Foster anu @Ni''A--
Nevg-Haven. 49,. -. che camp OF
-a Ms Moses Taylcr Miss Fish mas re-
-l NJ sster a visit with Miss Anne Iholnpsoh a.
80 T1,ou,pson camp. Miss GaoT1eAe NJ. =. ~,
:. s,oone those who have Joined the parry . '-'0
thompson camp lately.
THE NEW PAUL SMITHS
y,sr, smiths n. Y, Aug q osPeI- N,iI = -
....ss. Hotel on the Lower ST Regis LaAe . -
smith TO- :. -,,oderr structure, and the pre-
tr work Is under wa. II Is piopoS -
et q four story building. the tlrst Two S"Srod
coma and the remainder OF "O' ,,,,,t seven
-, ,c,,,.r II VIII accommodate aoou' -,
feet n 4eNs1- :. IN face q court and the laRe'
ia-'' -1 ,-tton having wings at angles "a 49,
- ,-.o- Thu main part viii nave On 10 -
49, AZ Office drawing rooms. 'e4elto. ar7 hair
--orh offices, card rooms, bnllsI' -, vii he
s-essipC rooms. Each room ~ .oIoDbone A
acrc5 with tho main offoe os 80 C-a,-,o
!. -. ,5 theatre viii be added 10 DLe -.
e,o-5i,e the Young people oppoi tol''1- - ,,,a IN
snt without danger OF olsI'i - .. ~. d,s+urbed
~, hotel The present hotel "I4I NO - ,o-v paul
90 - a. s. expected 10 complete 'Ae ,oos
u -'S,' - n al the usual time IN june. -
sun -, Cor deer hunting in the Au'i
= az -, THURSDAY, and many visitors 70 'He -,
-, ere ,reparing 10 go into rug = tr,ara.
"a AIRS J. 3 Dickson ana !. 1iO 49, ~. = +
~,s,t into camp this week. IN. $50 Tina on
,y.-,..rs have been IN camp io' sO"0
St Regis POND. y,-tr entertained at
:. rs lodge on the St Regis fiFeI 9-o+'
$50 IN honor Of his guest. william $3.50.
:. -s ne, CHESTS were Mrs. William iFoN
Allen Miss Elizaoeth i1o'O-
81 Miss Susette Hall .- g.,
AZ clarence Britton entertainer IN ie
- If her guest. Mrs Moberly. az pcAefe'
e.rir,a marty at night on Osgooo LeAe
Ms. Robert P. Huntington enterts.neD ~.
- T,a.l sr7,t,'s Hotel on Sunday Mr. ana AiA
81 smith celebrated his seVenty-ninth oifthotS
.',11+r.arv in an appropriate manner last s@euF-
os,- night by winning the first pr1zs al wv
xressive euchTe party.
LAUNCHES PARADE on LAKE PL-ACllh
Lake Placid y. Z. Aug. y (SpeciaI--Ih So .n
ruaI parade Of launches took place on Lane -.
rr,ssssv afternoon. There were thirty-two mans
- seoorates heats in line. among which wers
the following: IA 90
From the Stevens House-The N'ae' VI" -
yoodors Charles n Morgan and party, INe -
with c. A Stevens and party the .1'Aes' ~
" j. NcConviue and party the h2l--4-- w." -
A stevens and party -.
gTb,tefaoe Inn-The whiteface, with Nice-oon-
,no5ore Edwin H Lee. Mrs. Lee Mrs Iohh =
Duncan the Misses Duncan. Mrs Wi4IaIn Da .
man Leeds William Batenan Leeds IT, az. ~
nm Mrs z " Kinbau. Nj and Mrs. ChafhoeI~
y = Jameson and Miss Jameson; the hilksFe'
with J Wesley Durham and party; the Lttie
Brook W F. Shaw. the Redwing. Monroe srAlthi
ths chipmunk, w. S. Perot; the Fannie. Fhli4ipS
I1h,snlx; the Theanogran. w S. Supplee; the
Eeandoc. John Kisterbock; the IN II W. :. b!SOon'
~. loon Joseph Stone: the Touchstone, Z W.
sIclatchen: the Comfort. 7. s. Farrely the Mis-
I. s. Wait
tn. Ruisseaumont-The Memo. with T T.
Krumbholz and party; the Satan. with d Dang
lar ana party: the Pollywog. c. Parcee ana
-artv: the Irondequoit William Tracy and party;
TIA Lady Gordon. with Arthur McGeough ana
Marty: the Lorette Mrs. Walter Mack; the fa"i-
Miss Kilpatrick; the Artful DodEer the Rev Il
=. Master; tts Handy Andy, Mrs. victor Aeroeili
the Laurel. Fergus Reid
Rear Admiral schey, Judge Porter and Lieu
tenant Gilbert Chase studied the various boats 70
determine the having the Anest decorations
The prize was awarded 10 the Redwing. belonging
70 Monroe Smith. Of Philadelphia, who has a camp
al whiteface Inn. The Rsdwing was decorated
with artificial ox-eyed daisies and blue the colors
Of TIE city CT Philadelphia
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT STEVENS HOUSE
Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug. q CspeciaI.-The Wis
ito-s 20 the House have been enjoying some
OF sport and rarest weather Of the year.
These delightful Adirondack days gay with
coaching parties riding and driving. golf, tennis.
baseball and boating. For the at the Stevens
House ene the visitors to cottages. camps and
pther hotels ST Lake Placid who play golf this
Is the week OF the year II is the occasion OF the
annual open tournament for men, and attracts
many visitors from distance
Tuesday interesting day for the golfers
Of the Stevens House. for that occasion the
Stevens House team, composed OF Tillinghest Nay
Tor. @. A. 6tevens. Freeman. McConville. R Mil
Ter and Machold. two signal victories, de-
tsatng the players from the Cobbe Hi Golf Club.
Elzabethtown f. the morning by the score OF 20 10
t2 and also defeating the players from Loon Lake
Ia the afternoon by the score OF "a TO Il The
Stevens House players also defeated the club play
by the % Is 70 IN G recent match. The
npen tournament golf for women was victory
for Miss Huselton. who defeated Miss Daniels In
The finals BY the score OF up and { 20 go. One
~ the interesting features OF the
narnent for women the contest between Miss
Daniels and Miss BadgIey. The event was carried
TO the nineteenth green. where Miss Daniels won.
Il T. Chandler who has for several years been
the manager OF the Stevens House. departed this
week 20 take up the duties OF clerk at tho
New Aston in New-Ycrk- G. A Stevens has taken
personal charge OF affairs al the Stevens House
Mrs. George ". Aldridge. wife OF the ex-super1n-
tendent OF canals. George ". AIdridge. IT. ana
AIRS. V. Aldrdge are among the recent arrivals AZ
the Stevens House.
A BENEFIT FOR STONY VOID.