New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
IN THE ADIR0NDACKS.
Pleasures Of Wood and Stream En-
joyed by Many Persons.


--ris week has been rotabIe ri Paul Smiths ana
che - Regis Lake IL the number Of trout 1al,o-
,-orn tie waters OF the lakes and the nearby
streams NJ and Mrs. Arson r Flower. accom-
named by M and Mrs L o. Woodruff Miss
woodruff ard Mr.. and Mrs. George H Babcoclr
o,eres the Flower cottage At Paul Smiths carly,
q thz week. OF tuesday M Flower Mr. Woodruff
and III BaeCo-l. cEcn IN a separate boat devoted
,rs sav 10 fishing with most satisfactory rs.,Its
Ar Flower caught the largest number Of fish OF his
marty He Rad eighteen trout. two Of which
weighed about Two pounds each.
r-e q me ,re--5es- trout shown AZ Paul Smith.
,l.s season was thai caught by Allan \ Robbins
q, lsn-T.rk AZ the mouth Of Wellar Brook Tues
Ear, e-e-.-z 1-- Robbins used a small spoon boo-
~ simmer thar r. cast among the lily pads and he
raugt- q brook trout weighing TWO pounds and
slg-- ounces.
y r Benedict is AZ Paul Smiths Hotel for
---r-tE-t a-d IS lara---5 much attention 20 fish
Ing Tor r-o1- n tic ponds and streams in this 10
,7r.- one Gay lie brought IT thlrty-two fine trout
- Johns u TIE Wilderness viii be open for SER
,---as -sv,--s-Iv each Sunday throughout the re
rrai.5er OF the summer The pastor is the Rev
ACES II Stein, o. New-York, who. accompanied
Iv' Mrs stein has sal5eE cottage for the season
Dr. AID Mrs T. - T-udeau have opened their
cottage al Paul Smiths 1or the season.
1f- and Ms. P =. Benedict making q tou-
NJ --a A6.-orea1ks in Al automobile Their head
quarters are al Paul Smiths Hotel
w- and Mrs. william Rauch accompanied by
r. Ranch and p : Rauch. came this week -
s,e-5 The sumner At the Rauch camp. on Sp,tare
Lake
M and Ms A c. Robinson have Joined Mrs
RoaLnsou's father. Simeon :. Drake al the Drake
camp On splt1re Lake ;. :. Drake il, visited the
camp this week
NJ ana Ms. William ". McAIDin and son, Hay
ward sIcAIDin. reached the McAlDin camp. on Spit
IRE Lake. on Monday
MIS- 5. H. Evans and Mrs. Robert Hoe are among
The visitors 10 the Hoe camp. Point Rush Upper
s. Regis Lake.
1-4re and Ms y. K. Townsend and their son
George y Townsend. are at the new Townsend
ps,-r Island one of the Stokes camps in the
Timer St Regis Lake. has been leased for the
simmer by Mrs. E--1ns Blaine.
The Rev and N-z. Arson Phelps Stokes tr viii
o,c,7v The camp Of Mrs Sl0zess mother Mrs. C.
G. Mitchell, or th= Upper St Regis Lake.
Mrs Francis i. SlaL6. Mss Mabel Slade Francis
L S.ade and William : Slade ara At the Slade
camp Uuderrt-es. Upper s. Regis Lake. for the
summer.
NJ and Mrs Preston Clark have leased the Gran
ford camp fs- The season and Ralph Crawford is
making zre-a-a-f-rz Tor their arrival
Nj and Mrs John =. TAYLOR arrived or Tuesday
81 Pau Smiths, where they have taken cottage
Tor the season.
M and NJ. Lewis s Thompson came in this
week 10 occupy the Cooper camp another season
Nj and Mrs. William Rockefeller are at their
lodge al Bay Pond. where thew are entertaining
M and ll-s. William C. Rockefeller and Mr.. and
Mrs.. Percy 4 Rockefeller
Recent arrivals at Paul Smiths Hotel include the
following from N-7-yorz and vicinity: Mrs Robert
Ludlow Fowler. Miss Mary Fowler Miss Eliza beth
Fowler Robert I. Fowler. j.. M and Mrs. a c
whr-i5ge. Z A. &c Za-5o M and Mrs Z. +.
Smith NJ snd Mrs @. II. Galway M and Mrs
E. Y. 1Izloney and 2Ir. and Mrs. John CuIough.
ENTERTAINED At STEVENS HOUSE
Lake Placid. y y. July ? CspeciaD.-The enter
tainments II honor Of the New-York newspaper
men and the- wives and daughters at the Stevens
House on Monday were the features OF the week
= ". BUrdick. general passenger agent OF the
Delaware ard Hudson Railroad, was accompanied
ny seventy-four men and women and he had per
sected plans for pleasure that included interest
ing tour OF the principal resorts II the Eastern
Ao-Toncacks, and concluded with excursions and
dinners al Lake Placid. Lake Placid wore her hand
Bornest cclors, and al the mountain peaks were re-
Sealed IN clear outlines against the SKY.
Tke opening tournament OF the season. 70 de-
, fesHisHe TIE 472e-eaEs for the PLAYS vas held on
tracted The attention q large number Of visitors
Stevens House team has an It's former members
Eso = 5-----45s 9- 9lZ3-le Harold Nayor
Aessrs- --.--1s-ast and Fleming are expected TO
" !. Curtis A. L. cope. a F-anckenhoff and
Mss Irarckeaho-f, Who are q the Stevens House
To- - .5a---l - 4F--T .e- PRESIDENT q the
following from Ne7~-Z1rk and vicinity:
s '5 2. A s-79a e Ha A a. E:' 49, s.
ca 81 an -, e-e- 49, -, - a T7-15 S e Nc, a.
4r= l--Eer- j. Robinson. 5,Ta 1l-1se EDNA Auel!, Rus
e. "s.-s-eea. Ms Charity Accoaril!e. " J No
ss-7- r. A-s Francis -l-Ee. Ms. r. a streeter. L !
- - u = 1s--,E AT ana Ms ~
! 5 Sinh J F5ae-. ana Z ta.v. .5---- W. -'1'''
GOLF At v-5ITEFACE INN.
Ta.tesace y. Y. July CspeclaD.-rhe White
face E-t course was cC--zaliy opened On Monday
morning. when many players participated IN the
open handicap The winner Tas =. 3. Rice, who
had a gross score cf g and was allowed handicap
CT Z, Joan K-ste-oo-k was second with net score
O. g A. rronvi--e third with net score OF 81.
ard ~ l. s-pI-ee fourth. There q golf tea
a. re clubhouse on Monday afternoon, Of which
The pat-o1ese=s were Mrs. Philips Phenix. Ms.
John A-stH-t3ck. 3I-s. T. B. Rice Mrs. Philip Van
Wyek Mrs. -ryi1 I. Haace. Mrs. Walter Mason
and Mrs. Iy !. S-prlee.
M=ss-z. klsterDock Perot. suDDlee and Rice have
presented cups for competitions OF the Whiteface
course.
~. and Mrs Philips PhenlE % New-York, are
eater.a-r-ag a large house party ct Camp Honnon-
Dig
II l--1he- Tor ne seasol- M and MS STEPHEN
Earre-ly ard family are IT WOodslde cottage for
~ season Ar 1-a Mrs William ]: Aearnes ana
Z /. r-erlGi- Is Al he Ealsams Mrs. Georgs q
taken Camp AIoue-te for tie summer.
NJ ara Mrs. John kisterboc}z their camp,
,e7rl9c Mr. klsrerbock is The owner Of the
Hht-ef acc golf course. and takes active interest
n the promotion q sports AZ Whlteface Inn
r. oliver Phillips u the TaInaracks- MISS
PeCin. Miss White ard Miss Il. r. White are at
Camp Ao5sewoCd ST.. and Mrs Henry Aul!n-
soa and Carroll Berry Atkinson have opened Camp
s5reertOp to- the season. NJ. William Otis, Full
lertol Ctis. Charles otis. Philip Otis. Mrs /. 3.
R1dd and Miss 81 -. Taylor have Camp Ostenola;
Recent arrivals az Wh.teface Inn include the fol
lowing from New-ECrtI
" ans NJ. r-~trr Wood s " Baldwin Mrs c p
Weight Miss Ellth Richards. and Mrs. walter
Mason MISS 81. T.. Post. Mrs JoEn P Duncan and the