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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WATCH HILL MERRY.
II T1CO-Year-OId Goes IN S7rimmins
Many ATiUaIs.

Watch Hill. r. l.. July 30 (SpeciaD.-The ex-
cessiyely warm weather in the cities is having
its effect on the application for rooms at the
large hotels. Every mail brings in a stack Of
letters to the proprietors of the various hostIe-
rieS.
The Watch Hill Improvement Society held a
meeting at the Anchorage on Tuesday morning
1t was decided to hold the annual entertainmenr
Thursday. August 10. but no decision was
reached as TO the programme To decide this
a special entertainment meeting will be held az
Breezy Lodge next Tuesday morning.
Harvey 5. Denison has become associated with
j. +. Champlin in the management OF the Watch
Hill House.
Many Of the members favor a general fste
including boat parade on the water and ch-l-
drens doll carriage parade on land Other feat
ures informally discussed are a chlldrens danGs
and water sports. such Il canoe race ard
swimming and diving contests. A dog show has
also been discussed as a feature, and found
considerable favor. but it is quite evident that
the water sports are going to ne the bisgest at
traction. The society has decided TO obtain
band for the occasion.
Miss Frances c. Griscom. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement GriscOm. of Philadelphia. Is
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Charles Williams. az
MOOrcrOft. Miss GriscOm's parents are travei.
ling abroad Mr.. and Mrs MantOn r.. MetcaiI
of East Orange, N =. owners OF WaWaIOAiH.
have returned 10 their home. Nine. A ds
MadearO. OF Paris, a well known portrait PANT
er. has been at the Hill for several weeks max
ing life sized bust picture of Mrs. A NJ byeIs.
The most interesting event OF the SWllll..'s
craft this week the debut OF little BlH BIS
sell in Cavills class Bill is only TWO years O41.
but he took to the water with more nerve thas
most adults. His mother. Mrs. r NJ BlsseiL %
Hartford, who is occupying the White HocSe
this year is a good swimmer. she wants hss
boy to learn young. -.
There are at least two society women AT th'
Hill this year who can handle the wheel OF an
auto as skilfully as any chauneur Iley a.
Miss Frances e. GrtSCom, or MoorcroIt SottaSV'
and Mrs Truman III. Newberry, OF rteu 10y
The following arrivals have reglsIsISG a. -, -, t-.
Ocean House. Mr. and Mrs. John y aa4'ISSS. 1
Miss Elizabeth &. Halliday +. G HallidaS JONI
c. Halliday. Kenneth g. Halliday Mss ~ %
Mrs. j. A. Hoadley. Mrs. 81 John "o'u anu -
l. Wood, Of New-York- r,-i
The following have registered 81 me - S-Fs -
House this week. u. c. Thanlsch, 9 = De tOlA;
Mrs Hohurst Miss Eohurst and W BOMBAY -
New York. -, ,,,,, rY,
The weeks arrivals at the Watch HlIl aouSs
include e V. H Pane. Mrs clarence Lia,SJg.'' rI
Master De Ford Halstead, Miss HhqeS9r0 "a "a
stead II G. Darling. Nlrs- Floyd van NtSs -, 49,
Miss F. Alberta Vail r F Vail G u ShGrchlt,'
f \ Ricard Mr and Mrs, r {. colt Master ;
s Colt the Misses colt. Miss DurSSS' NiSS -
Marguerite Walker Master WalNer, So y. E.
Naething and W J. Duncan, OF NeW-NNrA
New arrivals at the Plimpton THIS WeeN IN
clude Lillian q. White. W. ]. Brennan, OF New
York. and Mrs 9. Parish and Lillian IT. PARISH
OF Brooklyn
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THE WAWBEEK.

wawbeek. n. Y. July 22 (SpeciaD. the
Wawbeek and the numerous camps in the vicin-
fly rapidly filing up, the season on the
Upper Saranac is we'll under way. John d.
Rockefeller, jr., has taken his camp near the
hotel which he has leased of s. A. Swenson, now
in Colorado Springs. Eric Swenson and family
are in their camp and Mrs. r. Dun Douglas
occupy Blythmere The S. b. Ferris camps on
Deer Island are occupied by w. Bayard Cutting
and family. Mr. Ferris is this season in Europe.
Mrs Christian Herter. another oldtime camper
in this vicinity. is in California. Mrs. DOmi
nick. Of New-York. is at the Herter Island
camp. D. L. Emmett Holt is at Panther Point,
and Charles H. Dickey and family at the Buck
nell camp Seigfried Strakosch and family are at
Camp Wabasco.
Isaac Seligman. whose camp was destroyed by
fire last year. is not expected until August. The
camp has been rebuilt further up from the lake
shore. and is more imposing and beautiful than
before.
The sacred concerts have been resumed at the
hotel and are largely attended by the campers.
Recent arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Marburg. Miss Christine and Masters Theo-
dore and Golding Marburg. ". A Marburs and
Misses Emma and Amelia Marburg at Hillside
Cottage. and Miss Parker.
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Richield Springs, n. Y. July % (SpeciaD.-
The tennis players have been putting in their
time in preliminary practice for series of chal-
lenge games with Utica players. for which
Thomas r Proctor has offered silver trophy.
The united orchestras of the Darlington and
the Berkeley -Waiontha have been giving morn
ing concerts in Spring Park instead of at their
respective hotels As a consequence. every one
has met on the green lawn in the shade Of the
huge trees and the mornings pleasure has been
greatly enhanced.
The weekly hop at the Hotel Darlington called
out no end OF pretty girls and dainty gowns,
with fair sprinklng of young men Between
the dances several solos were well rendered by
Mr.. Mackin The Darlington TWO Step" was
played for the first time. and proved an ex-
celiant dance measure.
A charitable entertainment which took the
form Of the perennial ice cream sale was held
on the broad lawn Of the Manse on Thursday
cs.cTnoon in which the children and mothers
were especially interested The proceeds were
sent 10 New-York to be used in sending the sick
children OF the poor and their mothers to the
seashore.
A package progressive euchre party of FIVE
tables was one OF the amusements of the week
AZ the Kendalwood. when each player contrib
uted mysterious looking bundle to the general
supply and at the close OF the games the player
making the highest score had first choice of the
packages and so on down the list. each person
thus receiving prize.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas r. Proctor gave a
dinner at Clayton Lodge on Monday evening
I'm honor OF their house guests Mrs. Charles c.
Braman, of New York; the Right Rev. and
Mrs. Charles T. Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick 7. Proctor and Miss Anne Dimon Proctor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, n. Y, July % (SpeciaD-This
popular North Woods resort is now filed with
guests
E. F. Millken. OF New-York has taken cot
tage mere for the rest OF the season. Mr.. Milli-
ken has also put in commission a new high
power launch for his use on the St. Regis lakes.
Herbert Coppell, Of Tenafy y. j.. is now ne
gotiating for hotel cottage for the rest Of the
season.
Miss McQuillian, Of Minneapolis, has Joined
the house party Of Mrs. Anthony Kelly. Miss
Harriet Williams, OF Chicago is a guest at the
cottage of Mrs. F. c. Austin. Mrs. NJ c. w Wheeler
and Miss Wheeler, OF Portville, n. Y, are guests
at the cottage OF DR.. and Mrs. z. L. Trudeau-
". Beyard Cutting, Jr., with his friend, Count
Erwin WuTmbrand, spent a few days at the
hotel recently. W. A Lane. who has been visit
ing his son Robert here, has returned to New
York Mrs. Charles 7. winthrop, of New-Hork'
has with her the Misses Turnbull ana MISS
Charlotte Wotherspoon. OF New-York Harry
II. Benedict, jr-, of New Haven, who is among
the late arrivals at the hotel, plans now 10 go
into rough camp with Coleman Carnegie at
Mountain Pond Mrs. Sinclair, Of New York Is
a guest at the camp Of Mr. and Mrs w. X
Coe on the Lower St. Regis. The Rev. p +
Sturges who has leased the Bianchi camp, mas
returned from brief trip 10 Morristown. N ).
Mr. and Mrs J. A Waite, Of Shanghai, CHINA,
and Mrs ]. D. Purkis among recent arrivals
az the hotel. Others include James G. Rowe ana
Belmont A. Rowe, OF New-York, Mr.. and MIS-.
A T. Watts Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Maner'
and Mrs W l. Spier, of New-York.
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THE WESTERN C4TSKILLS.
Golf Tournaments attract Mann
Skilled Players.

Stamford N. Y, July % (SpeciaD.-Great in
terest has been manifested in all kinds of sport in
Stamford this year. The Rexmere golf links in
Churchill Park are at all times the scene of many
interesting matches. and the annual champion
snip and handicap tournaments promise 10 be
full OF interest
The season at Churchill Hall is ct full swing
Many of the summer visitors attended a large
dance that was given In the ballroom of
Churchill Hall on Saturday evening Music was
furnished by the Vendome Orchestra OF New
York. concert is TO be given next Wednesday
in the Stamford Opera House. under the man
agement of Howard Bennett.
progressive euchre party was given In the
parlors OF the Westholm on Wednesday even
ing by Mrs William Pitt Ha'nes The prizes
were won by Mrs. NJ. 7. Conover Miss Conever
and William Fl. Chapman. OF New-York GEN
eral Patterson, U. S. A.. has arrived at the Rex
mere in Churchill Park on an automobile tour of
tho Catskills.
The largest dance OF the season at the
new Grant House on Wednesday evening There
was a large attendance of summer visitors. and
the elaborate programme was enthusiastically
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brevoort Bristol Barr. of New
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin, n. Y. July % (specaD.-Fisher-
men at the Algonquin are still discussing the
luck of Gustav Haller. who IS here from New
York He returned from trip about two weeks
ago, with a story Of almost having landed a big
fellow, who after a hard tussle. broke the line
and got away. Mr.. Haller's friends accepted the
story as 4 hsherman's joke and simply wnked
meaningly Now they hardly know what to say,
since one of the guides found floating in the lake
a few days ago dead lake trout weighing six
pounds. The nsh had Mr.. Haller's minnow in
its mouth and identified as the one he lost
Mrs. SeiXas has Joined DR.. y. NJ. Seixas. of
New-York at Camp Rainbow. Breckinridge
Jones, Of St Louis, and his two sons, Breckin-
ridge, jr, and Daniel, have recently gone to the
camp. Mr.. Jones's daughters Miss Frances and
Mary D., are at the Algonquin. in company with
Mrs. z. D. Potts. Mr. Jones's cousin.
Recent arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. c. r
Coneer and two children and Miss Conger, J.
d. Negley. Gilbert Schroeder and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. n. Fitzpatrick, Of New-York.
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Inner 81. Regis, n. Y, July % CSpeciaD-Ihe
Adirondack resorts and private camps nave
proved welcome places OF refuge from me re-
ientless heat Of the city, and the influx OF sum
MGR visitors has been notioeably large. on the
beautiful St. Regis chain OF lakes the camps
OF the summer colony are now nearly all opened
Mr. and Mrs Martin NJ. Van Buren, have
leased the Grace Mitchell camp, on Spithre
Lake They will arrive August 1. Mrs. Robert
p Huntington. of New-York, and Miss X A
poiheuus. OF New-York. are now both in camp.
Frederick W. Vanderbilt came up this week TO
look over the work on his new japanese estate.
now nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. Wander
hilt expect to make their abode here early In
August. Mr. Vanderbilt has manifested much
g interest fn the ST Regis Yacht Club and may
put en- a racing boat for competition in the con-
tests this season Anson Phelps Stokes, COM
anodore OF the yacht club. is expected here early
next week, and Simeon J. Drake, chairman OF
the racing committee. hopes TO be able TO have
two or three preliminary races in the course of
ethe week.
William g Rockefeller returned this week
with Mrs. Rockefeller, and has gone to his camp
at Bay Pond. Several members of TIE party
OF George H. Earle. OF Philadelphia, have ar
rived in camp, and Mr.. Earle is expected soon
Miss Mary Page Tucker. of Albany, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. CARL B. Ely. of Harris
burg. Penn. at the camp Of Mrs. Ely's father,
Henry L. Hotchkiss. at Spitfre Lake. Mrs
Allan II. Dickson and Miss Dorothy Dickson, of
.wilkesbarre. Penn, who are in camp on spithre
Lake. expect a party of friends soon. Robert
Garrett OF Baltimore, in camp the upper
lake expects his mother, Mrs. T. Harrison Gar
rett TO arrive soon. Mrs. Emrnons Blaine, who
recently went TO Chicago. has returned TO heI
camp
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
THOUSAND ISLAND JOYS
Water Sports Of Var1Ous Kinds
ArriUdls at Hotels.

Thousand Islands. July % (SuecfaN -,
thousands OF people here continually Ana -
pleasures on the river and the Islands ro,v,,~
motor boating, sailing and canoeing ard. the -
tinual Joy OF large numbers in ali the river |,
gion. from Chippewa Bay 10 Cape vIncea- -.
from the American shore 10 Canada Tae v,--
derful sunsets seen across the immense st-s...
Of water. the cool breezes that eontinuaIl, bios.
from one shore 70 another and the n1ooulias,
that streams down upon the quiet river nah,
one wish that the summer on che river Vorr,
last always
The excursion trips that have been arra1..s
by the Thousand Island Steamboat Co1opa,,
are pa tronized this year better thaD ever b-s,-s
The cheap rates which the railroad has go
IN connection with the steamboat cornpar~
draw thousands each week. The rrfp Ia -
nanoque IS 1ast becoming one OF the most popular
or the island raEbles. The GananOqua Inn
draws large numbers. especially those interesfsS
IN nShinS and canoeing. Ine american Canos
Association has chosen al island near Ca
nanoque as the place for its summer eacamD-
nent The employees Of the Inn. all of whom
with a few exceptions are college st1Iderts
working through their vacation. held dance AZ
Jhe Inn amusement nall last Wednesday night
The Hubbard House, a Clayton is entertain
Ing large nUmbec OF New-YO-k people amonz
them being 4. Dodd. C.. c. Roach y f. chan
man. Miss II. Hattie Field = L French, 4. L
Scheuer, r. Grier. 81. Swttzer. l. \. Saxi8n
S q. Ferguson g. ". Manning, Leonard srnss
A. II. Lane. Miss VI. =. EIc4lahon. 1Ir. and Mrs
q. stanton. NJ ScheI. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ P War
GOlph and George HUCzeT. il.
AT the Herald House at Clayton. IS q ba~ry
consisting Of four sDOrJsmen from New-yorx
who are returning from the Ridsau Lakes They
report poor luck there at fishing The .ecsat
arrivals from New-TOrk are as follows William
Beatty, F.. v y. LOucks, T. T. A. I1ucks NJ
and Mrs. John COntreu, r Q. Jeinse. Nlr. and
Mrs. r. q. HOlch, E II. Terwilliger and George
w Van Denmark
w Z Bottser, the famous old Pennsylvania
football player, who is coach OF the Westminster
Park baseball team. was recently a guest az the
Walton NJ. and Mrs. c. c. Graham of New
York are at the same hosiery. Others from
New-York are H. c. Letson. E A Telestar, ~
Ranger, NJ. T. Hayden, NJ T Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs W. a. CasSOn and l. II. Liener.
AT the CrosSmon House, at Alexandria Bay,
are the following from New-York. Mrs. o. P.
Amend, Miss o. A Amend. Miss F. NJ. Amend.
Carl G.. Amend, Miss Francis l. Johnson. Miss
D. r. Bright, Miss L. SanbOrn. Miss c. V. Mar
tin, P. H. kirkpatrick, z. Quist j. W Hencksl
L. c. Ruch, John ". Logan. William Wakeman
and Charles Durtsche.
The Misses Case, Of Paris. who are touring the
United States, have been making a visit at ths
CrossTnon- Commodore Lawrence and party
from the yacht VesJa recently stayed at the
Crossnon for short visit
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

thusiasts here. and the courts are almost con-
tinualy in use.
Otis L. Williams z. B. Archer and Milton D.
Work are among those most interested in golf
Others of the players of former seasons are ex-
pected, and the organization of the Ampersand
club team will be effected soon
The event Of the week in Ampersand sports
however. was the ball game on Wednesday
afternoon between the hotel team and team
representing the cottagers at Lake Placid
The Ampersand team has recently played the
team from Camp Rainbow and from Saranac
Lake and has defeated both. Pool playing is
popular at the Ampersand. and some highly in
terestng matches have taken place between E.
A. Bryan, of Baltimore and William Evans OF
New York.
The Ampersand is the objective point OF
many jolly touring parties
Recent New York arrivals at the Anpersand
include Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s Hayes, the Kew.
Francis F. Klander, Mrs. Henry Schroeder, MISS
McMickan, Mr.. and Mrs. George w walker
and Mr and Mrs w II. AIcKinna.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
- Man, e==ea Seek Relief from the as. in the

George w. Aldrfch. Railroad Comrofss,o
New-YOrk State, are guests at the C,cesS-ss s d
Members Of the Sachen's Head Yacht Cr,,t eR
been sailing about TIE island this yr1es isags
Monday night a party OF sixteen from, ~ %
had dinner at the Ocean View nes'
Recent arrivals from New York AZ -
include the following; "u'es
Ocean View HOtel-Mrs. Harry stavsr. -.
George j. Bloom. George W. Won Ark " -dl
Mrs. James Cochran. Miss I.eonora g.. nd
Mrs. F. r. OastleT, Harry Stewart Tfsf1l TfsIlssn
Brigham Hall. J. + L. Collins Mr ana Ts. y.
j. Cole and h. G. DeveTaux ~S A.
National Hotsl-George Burbank NJ a,a,,
A d. QUint. MT. and Mrs. Taylor Hol71ss - ~
b. Schwab. Miss NJ. Schwsb and Bir s0g -. -.
c. F. Tinkhann. Ai1
ManIsses HoteI-C. j. Carr Walter rSs...
w. T. Wiles. L G. Lepage. y r. Hor,-.As
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Beau. Paul Caste.layyssss' yss't1 %
=. Book. Robert O'Conaeu and Mrs. 4 az. ~sS..sa 4
nell. ~'l-
WoOnsoclst HOuse-Mr and NrS q g.
man. Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Lichters-eln 49, -
Allen. Mrs. +. ~ Halpin, Miss Halpia w.. y
Julia Halpin. Miss Helen Allen and Irving sSo.s :
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
HOTEL ARLINGToN's GUESTS.

Kauneonga, n. Y. July % (SpeciaD. D.-NIany guests
are arriving az the Hotel Arlington 10 enjoy the
region which lies around White Lake. Sullivan
county at this time Of year IS most delightful
There has been tennis bowling and baseball
tournaments In progress. In which much interest
is taken. Wednesday evening successful progress
siye euchre party took place on Saturday night
the regular hop. and last Sunday evening the
musical under the direction OF Miss Isabelle
Grardot. OF New-York. was given
Some OF the arrivals at the hotel from New York
g. blanchard. j. II, Smith. Mrs. Charles Barry
d +. NJ Barry Mrs Kick, Mrs. Winkleman. r. ).
LOTUS, Mae LOTUS, h. Josephson, w. y. Rudstad.
". A Needham, Miss Maude Freplee. Miss Helen
Freblee, NJ r. Michaels. j. j. ColEgan. Hiss COLL
gan j. +. Boyle, Anna G. Wallen Mrs. George
Smith
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

boats look as though the people appreciated
these cool decks at night. our trafiic Is aheao
of last season" -.
The steamer Kaaterskili returns MoHuay
morning to New York. and there IS always a
friendly brush with the Day Line steamer AZ
hanv. which interests the two or three 'housl'N
messengers on the big boat. 1t wouid HioesU -
hard to find any vacant spot o" any
river boats these days
The Saturday rush to-day was as great as
a,,sr almost like the first week In August
Everybody seems bound for the mountains TINS
season. The Grand Hotel. in the western Cats-
kills. has increased it's rates this season. WHICH
is a rare experiment in this region But the new
company believes this policy will be aPPreclat tso
bv the better class of visitors. and the results
so far seem satisfactory. There was a Gig a. a.
rival list at the Grand to-day ana MI E"si'
the manager shows a large August poOKihs. =.
Here at the Kaaterskill Mr. Humphrey Is
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, y. Y, July % (SpecaD.-At
meeting OF the members of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club on Thursday afternoon these officers
were elected: Charles n. Morgan, of New-York.
commodore; William r. Lyman, Of Philadelphia,
vice-commodore; T. Edmund Krumbholz, pro-
prietor Of the Ruisseaumont Hotel. treasurer;
George II. McNeilley, Philadelphia, secretary;
George A Stevens, proprietor of the Stevens
House. chairman Of the membership committee;
4VYIIliarn J. McConviIl of New-York. chairman of
the house committee; T. Edmund Krumbholz'
chairman Of the entertainment ana regatta COM
mittee.
The club starts with ifty-two members, the
'st including most of the prominent camp own
ters IN Lake Placid The clubs signals were
fadopted and plans for a big regatta next month
We're discussed informally. The trustees OF the
club are George a Stevens 7. Edmund krumb-
holz, Francs Skunk Brown, OF PhllaoelPhia;
William J. McConvil Charles n. Morgan, John
H Prall and c. w. McCutcheon, of NeW-H ork,
and William r. Lyman and John 5. Naylor' OF
A " Tininghast. of Philadelphia, established
on Thursday a new record Of 6S strokes for the
eighteen holes of the Stevens House golf course.
The old record of % was held by Harold ;. Nay
Tor Of Philadelphia, whose record or 81 for nine
holes still stands.
The finals OF the handicap golf tournament
were won on Wednesday by Miss Florence Nay
Tor. Of Philadelphia, whose net score was as, her
handicap being 20. Robert Miller, of New-York,
a scratch player made the course each day in 1S.
George A Stevens now the sole proprietor OF
the Stevens House. though his time is naturally
limited, plays golf in his spare moments. and
manages TO give his opponents a chance TO eXer-
else their best skill. Mr.. Stevens and w. j.
McConvil OF New-York. played several spirited
games. A clock golf tournament which af-
forded much amusement was won by w. j.
McConvill Of New-York- Miss Florence Nay
lor tied her father J. H Naylor for second
place.
George H Daniels who has been to New
York on z business trip. has returned to his
cottage near the hotel Francis Skunk Brown
and j. Wesley Durham. OF Philadelphia, who
are IN camp on the lake shore near the hotel,
have gone 10 Philadelphia, but are expected
hack soon. Victor Herbert is at Camp Joyland
near the hotel George s. Moulton, manager OF
the Ampersand Hotel. with Mrs Moulton, WAS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens day this
week Later they were taken by Charles ~.
Morgan. Of New-York, for a ride about Lake
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preparations are being made TO insure the coiii-
pIete success OF the annual ADIRONDACK kirlieSS
for the benefit of the Stony Wold Sanatorium'
which will this year take place at the Grand
View about the middle of August. For several
seasons the kirrness has taken place at the
Grand View but this year it is planned to MAKE
it bigger and better than ever before. Manager
Hamilton is afforGing the women IN charee ol
the affair every possible aid
The Grand View has been lively place TINS
week for in addition to the patrons arriving
for the season, a party of tourists most OF whom
are from Boston arrived at the hotel
Other recent arrivals at the Grand view IN
clude Mrs. J. F. Rutter, Miss Brice, Mrs. h. H.
Booth Mrs Theodore Johnson. Miss NJ +. John-
son. E. N Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Fettretch and children, Mrs. James E. New
comb Mr. and Mrs II. Lipps, jr., and Master
Jack Meurer and maid. of New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid, N Y. July % GpeciaD-Tennis
IS one Of the most popular sports the inn, as
the season advances and arrangements are TO be
made for g tournament in the near future.
Among some OF the good players here now using
,nhe courts almost daily are Miss Keene and Miss
sEfce, Of Philadelphia: Miss Morris of New York
Raymond Jones' Of Philadelphia; Webster Stet-
sson Of NewYork and Wister Head, of Lynch
= burg Va
Miss J. NJ. Hunter and Miss Alice Jay of New
YORK. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Farrelly, OF New York, al Woodsde Cottage
tlear the inn The Misses Elizabeth, Catherine and
Marie Farrelly and Lawrence and Richard are
with their parents. F. r. Pemberton OF New
York who returned 10 the city for a shoi time
Ghas returned 10 the inn for the season. Fred C
O'Nefll Paul Guted r. s. O'Neill, p A Maher
and Thomas J. Gallery, make up party OF New
Workers recently arrived az the inn. Other re-
cent NeW-York arrivals include John C Morton.
Mrs Charles Halstead Miss Addie Halstead,
Harold Halsted. AIRS. g. B. Ackerman Miss
s,Ackerman and T. u. Waldron
3 For the convenience Of guests at the inn the
Rev. J. Henry Watson. who has camp near BY
win conduct a religious service in the hotel par
Tors tomorrow and on following Sundays
Through the eea son.