New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
Baseball Golf Amuse Many Who Care Not
for Auto-Car

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich Steeres. of New-York, have
the Taylor cottage, at Profile. for the month
MIS-. BrlstcW, OF NeW-1orE, IS the guest OF
Mrs. Eben 5. Draper at her Profile cottage.
Lieutenant Albert MacCarthy, L. S. N and
General NJ. L. Cr mmins, L. s. A, are both at
the Profile accompanied by their families Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Jackson are here, making their
Mr. and Mrs. Adams Batchener. Mr. and Mrs
George McCullagh Miller and Miss Stewart. of
New-York, are at the Profile for an annual
visit.
Daniel s. Riker and Seymour Allen are two
expert tennis players at the Profile. from New
York and VIII remain for the August events.
Mr.. and Mrs. nv ng Cornell of New-York,
have arrived at their cottage for long stay
Mr. CornelPs parents Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L.
Jones are already al the Profile
Tennis and tran shooting have heen tho sports
OF the hour Waumbek. while there is always
deal Of golf and large army OF golfers and
Cad-ies uotJine me eISi-Lc ceI-.-Otu Gods
Shoemaker ana MunsOn against Davis and Keith
had exciting match on the Waumbek tennis
courts this week. which held a large number Of
spectators on Thursday. The annual tourna-
ment is sure to bring out large number of
entries, the courts are in excellent condition
Mrs N f Ten Brock was welcomed back to
Waum. elk thi- week by many New York friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle and two children have
arrived from New-York TO spend the rest of the
season at Waumbek, where Mrs. William w
Phelps and Mrs Rottenberg Phelps, of Teaneck
Grange, n. J.. have taken the Wayonda and
Swan cottages for the entire season.
Mr. and Mrs William Sayre Misses Helen and
Hekeren Sayre. form a congenial party Of New
Workers. who are enjoying social events at JEFF
ferson. Other late New-York arrivals there are
Mrs Washington Dill. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Todd ir Hiss j. II. Din and Miss Dill. Mr.. and
Mrs James E. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mccain.
j. Russell May. who has arrived at the Waum-
bek accompanied by Miss Dorothy May. has
resumed his favorite pastime of whipping the
near by streams for the speckled trout in which
they abound
The Basams at DiXville Notch is catering 10
its usual housCful OF guests. LaJe arrivals are
M and Mrs J. Warren Hale and the Misses
Carrie and Lena Hale, of Philadelphia.
There is q constant round OF sports at the
MapleWood. where baseball, tennis and golf
matches Of various sorts entertain and amuse
scores OF guests and onloOkers. There was an
open tournament there this week. at which sew
eTa athletes Of other resorts sought TO wrest the
championship from Maplewood guests.
The weekly ball at the Maplewood this week
was one of unusual hTilliancy, and was largely
attended by guests from the Bethlehem hotels
and cottages.
Herman Ridder. Editor of the stats
Zeitung" of New-York. arrived at Maplewood
this week in automobile accompanied by his
family They will spend August here. as usual
a New-YOrk party spending the month OF Au-
gust at the Maplewood includes Mrs D. B.
Duncan. Miss Duncan. D. Duncan and Mrs W
J. WarburtOn
Charles Olney and L. r Oney are New York
ers spending the month at Maplewood Mrs
Olney has been there some time already and is
active In social affairs.