New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

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the features Of which are the annual open touTna-
oSs o%afd ffF ihe mem END @ Of the eaa6 Month The M
play on august Is u ana 70 ano Ih9 95hsseives on
August 3. 2s end 2. mas the leap
One Of 6s tpFfs on Tsa7 q e TEsn Tsh Mss Mss dE
and AR. rlinghast. who played from scratch WIN
Miss Danes and Harold Naylor seem 70 be IN,
otber av "a thew Won bY tie rerarble score Of T.
Among the handicap events OF he weeA for S- tie
Ioens SlTe 61p 6I1S Shch Mss Badgey won She Played
from scratch. and made me s2ore ,6son 81 3 who
had the gross score Of Ts. u handicap OF = e1'--9
Now and thea the visitors the Stevens sI; House
are ape 70 spare little tine ,g 20 IN Which G. A
Stevens has established seyera! seya+ HtRefic Club.
The Stevens House baseball grounds are 70 ,e pc
BUSY from this time out VjsS WhIIeface Inn,
re 89 ses and the and eae e hSe fun has
three games VIII 6e played each week unt the
seSeS3ed sea 81 dhS for iRth the stevens wee Huss diamond
William 3 T. , KcaFfds ai fske o. PlsoG after an absence
forty years and Is tpang tax goans a9 al and forests
sketchine and son Professor Herbert Nj Kc9 Is
gathering specimens in the woods for his class
Recent arrivals at ths Stevens House from New
York include
Stephen Keating Dr. H Mitchell Miss MudeR Ms: Ms:
coScr Mss Gale the !se Heath Mrs Dunlop MT Mr.
and Mrs g Barber Miss Na1eas T1,r7s @ Horace Hume
Ba5eT aiifste MI % Miss Mary McAIster NJ and Mrs
Mrs Kinney E 6 KRnsy iir Ksy H aRa Mss sT Iian n
SGey PT NJ. o7i Ears ss6sTf ART 'Ra Mam J Donaidson
Gerald EitzgeraI3 william s Mara2d $inGp m Mss Clara
John J. Burke Mr. and MTs AuSnsr o'SPp ana Mrs w
Place George J. Patterson Mrs George I7. We sr MISS IS
Haines Judss and Mrs F. W. Loew. Miss LOew and
Charles E. Loew.
REGATTA AT WHITEFACE INN.
yK-ttte,.os " v Aug. 6 fspeciaI).-The waters Of
Lake Placid. in front Of Whitefaee nm are oo'teu
this afternoon with innumerable boats OF many oe-
signs and carrying gay decorations There are
hundreds of waving flags. and the enthuslISao @ ro1
and Young Women Who are struggng in the yariouss
events OF regatta that inSI4oGs men Taces In Thich
the visitors TO Whiteface Inn and the camps ana
Events on the tennis, court and golf courts as
we'll the water have been taxing lhe etlehuoh a.
alike engaged in the competitions, and the to96
hundred visitors to ms & locaig a rom outdoor
sports there are functions within doors inc4udihs
In the round robin tennis tournament on the
Whlteface Inn courts c W. Carpenter won the , hXs
games and G. w. Carpenter was second with Tour
ESlrs EE5Se-, w. by q y CaTnenter and Miss Muriel
Gould, the latter guest Of Horace Whte' al Ma
Whiteface Inn has presented cup to be awarded
10 the person making the best time while climbing
Whitoface Mountain. II ordinarily requires three
'ISi Recent arrivals at the witerace Inn include:
w eo9Isy IN e2ais3T sola3i. IFy9s Zas F Esg1T ys:
s TeTcy + , e Msv1e e sfr and Mrs Joseph F7sen
Mr and Mrs E \. Willard. Mrs. W P. Holiday Mics
3oyd James BOYD ir A J4el1s9n 4 ,5 Boya M ana and
MIS- MIS- y 4 3aa Iassohsr 5 Mss m Malcolm EdVn l. PortsE
e a stee9 A r = @ S2cse' f4s5 aSSIaa9 ionrStretb p
Morris F b Legis D. Len9H @ GeoFTs si3P seegP ,d; I
Louise Z. sn.ith. Air and Mrs Horace Waters. Mira
AIPERsAND GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Ampersand. y Y. Aug. (speciaD-one Of the
OF the Adirondack season is the annual open
tournament OF the Anpersand Golf Club. in Sep
tember. This year the seventh annual tournament
viii be held Saturday. September 8; Monday.
September ., and Tuesday, September 6 Tho pro-
gramme for the first day provides for the qualify
ing round for the Anpersand Cup the first six
teen to qualify for the Ampersand Cup and the
second sixteen 10 aualify for the Consolation Cup
IN the afternoon OF the opening day: VIII be played
Cup, and the defeated eight in the first round for
the Consolation Cup quailfy for the Blasted Hopes
The second day Of the tournament provides for
the second rounds for the ATnpersand and Consola-
ton cups and the hrst rounds Tor the Eaton and the
Blasted Hopes cups. The afternoon OF this DAY
Will be devoted TO the semi-hnals for the various
The inais take place on the last day. and are for
thirty-six holes each An eighteen-ho!e handicap
Mrs. NJ c Work gave e fine exhibition of golf
on Monday. when she made the best gross and best
net scores Of the event, as follows: Gross, l0l;
The Ampersand Baseball team has a winning
streak, for II has defeated the Saranac Lake High
tests
Recent arrivals at the Ampersand include;
sir. ana Mrs F K Hon. Miss E. Fisher. Miss Mayo.
Mrs. P Mua5eIl. Kenneth (: Warden; W: E Goden.
NT a2s Mrs : E Wa45amr Mrs Cha Charles K Rn 6 a
@ Bd MIS- M ESse2 5isls ~ Spe 6aa Mss 1oSa ar ana
Mrs George r HsndeEson; g a sears & MI sRd a . M1s a
Lewis Il. KirAy z 2 Lewis D. II. Lencx, GABRIEL
anT3 STiJ,5y MTe pi1a ssers Mss sellers
7. J. PearsaI Mr. and Mrs.. Herbert DuPuy, H WI
Ellison and y P Euselton-
PLEASANT DAYS AT sARANAC INN.
saranac Inn. X. Y, Aug. 6 (SpeciaD-These are
pleasant days on the Upper saranac Lake, and
the visitors 70 saranac Inn make the most Of
the possibilities for fun out Of doors. The tennis
courts ana the golf course are the popular rem
oezVous OF congenla! spirits while the many bodies
Of water easily, accessible from the inn provide
excursions Ior the hsherman and the camper
he Saranac Inn gof team has lately been re-
lntoreeas qy TSVeIa! ne"conlers' ana Is now com
c. Denny. William Bulksley H W Calhoun, Ar
thur s. Higgins and Dr. S. K Bremner.
G. L Peck, general superint ntendent Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad system, accompanied by Mrs
Harriet Peck ana Lyman Peck visited Safanac
Inn recently and mace tour Of Upper saranao
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. stetson have taken
apartments az Saranac Inn until October. Joseph
Northern Liberties Of Phnadeiphia win make an
extended visit az Saranac Inn. r; Winder Johnson
com panied by Mrs. J. Chester Morris who Joins
the house party there. ALr. and Mrs Henry N
Recent arrivals at saranao Inn also include
George Chandler. the Misses Wilcoxson, Mrs W
Meadows, ard Miss Grace Meadows. Charles F.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Michael Doyle end Mr.. and
Mrs Clark A Miller.