New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
At LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
Children Vie 1Cith One 4n0ther in a
Golf Tournament.

Hotel Champlain, y J, July 30 CspeciaU.-The
chldrens handicap golf tournament played here
last Wednesday morning. proved a most ENJOYABLE
affair II had been scheduled for Tuesday. bu- VAS
postponed owing 70 the rain. For a time there
We're many doleful faces among the little ones The
children were told that the links would be ali the
faiTer FOR the refreshing rain and so It proved
Wednesday dawned bright and fair. Cool breezes
sWeIr over the beautiful golf course and the grass
R1d trees fairly shone in their splendor.
Fc- several days previous the prizes-dain+,, sill
yer cups presented by Miss Marjorie Bryan. daugb-
'sr of Henry Q Bryan. Of New-York-had been on
exhibition in the lobby Of the hotel The children
mad Toasted their eyes them until they knew
81 ay heart one little golf enthusiast upon re
cues having drawn the three cups from neDorv
"-thoue an ilstants hesitation
me vicinity OF the golf club presented pretty
Ais I'm when the children and interested spectators
eet'n 10 arrive in groups. The youngsters flew
1o'1L comparing Clubs and talking knowingly
soolt lifts" and lies" cleeks and Inasbtes
sAces' and pulls" Finally at 1910 a m. Mrs
7Fyan Harshalled the players. and they drove off
n ne following order: Mary RunkIe and TEDDY,
--e-seHri7e Mary Leisenring and L ]. German
- oe-A lflggs and Everett Cooke. ana Miriam
-'aAzlnger and Harold Danzinger
Mss Mary RunkIe was the first 70 NAV off A.
Se TOOK her position al the other PLAYERS and The
spectators gathered about. The presence OF such
5---ei- made the younger players somewhat
-'71Fo1s Master Everett Cooke made the pretti-
--fe u tne morning, q clean, straight, low
1o~n sTipe' that won him much applause The
children were eager 10 be on, and IN their hurry
:. MAKE the rounds were quite as careful ss
~. might have been with their plays. The con-
sttggestiye Of croquet But it was lots Of fdn,
1879 ad1le mac MS lasse," and, Of course, the
sslsat little knight did not try hard 10 beat
-ar opponent And when. in spite or them selves
ne Atte won out il was with deep and sin
- APOLOGIES 20 their dainty little partners The
- prize was won by Miss Mary Ruukle the Sec
saq pr.ze by Harold Danzinger Of NeVi-Crleans
go 80 &c thi-d prize by Master Everett Cooke Of
scen.K ~, y = 4 dainty cut glass and silver
,hot-e was presented 10 Miss Elizabeth Griggs
as saser q e1-Attorney General John W Ciriggs
sonsotsron prize.
-br. noe they found dainty Refreshments awaiting
iiciors ele clubhouse A big punch bowl OF de-
p tie NJ elaoe az quantites OF cake proved 70
heef ost eonsoling Of prizes and all IN the
lafiorS >, Nor as they extended hearty congratU-
re- "a ne cup winners.
,5cl a2ies. sIrs. Henry c Bryan. Mrs John W.
ws 1lrs Charles D; Cook. Mrs. Wadsworth.
sa alrs. German, Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs
III, es Johnson. Mrs. Danztnger, Miss NJ Rogers.
u IS Da-zrger and Mrs c T. Barney
49,. tEollesirs through bayfield, is the descrip-
countng 70 little circle OF her friends her trio
~ tiattso1rg. ~irher she had gone 10 attend the
t1urry Band. AZ the military post For oufre dc
leGee ne trolley tracks run through a bayfield,
tween the rail with rank growth Of white and 80
clover. goidenrod and ox-eye daisies Near by ara
The Blue y aters OF Lake Chanpiain ana hssvo S1
ride through this lovely section mas great ehsrras
Much needed rains last week have helped the
place a veritabls paradise CT flowers Nc auounT
q sorinkling could achieve what two Gays OF fine
verge u being scorched. has revived wonderfully
Beautiful the display OF flowers and shrubbery
% aa rsraens s ses hsaq OF the
.r7f the meath OF August promises more.