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THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper ST. Regis. N. Y. Aug II (SpeciaD.-
With work for the success OF the annual fair
in behalf of the Adirondack cottage sanatOrium
and other work of a similar nature with many
picnic parties and outings TO points OF interest,
with teas. dinners and dances. the members Of
the summer colony have made Of the week Just
closing a busy and not altogether Improbable
one Lack Of wind has on several occasions In
terfered with the races OF - st. Regis Yacht
Club. but even If the races have not been sailed
inside the time allowance the yachtsmen have
managed to get much sport out of them
The Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, ir, secretary OF
Yale University: who is spending the summer
at his fathers Birch Island camp, had charge
OF the services at the little Presbyterian Church.
on the ST Regis River. last Sunday. Or. S. n
Evans son-in-law Of Mrs. Robert Hoe, who Is
spending the summer at Point Rush on the
upper lake, sang solo.
The spectacle presented as the campers on the
81 Regis lakes start out in their launches for
church on each fair Sunday morning Is a pretty
one ana one entirely distinctive of the summer
life on these lakes.
A number Of changes have this week taken
place In the personnel Of the house parties az
the various camps, a number arriving and some
going away. DR.. and Mrs. Hunter McAlpin
VINO are guests at William ROckefeller's Bay
Pond preserve, near here. arrived this week at
Camp WyndOver and visited with Mr. and Mrs
w. w. McAlpin. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Parker
and Miss Adelaide Rose are also recent arrivals
at Camp WyndOver.
DR.. Augustus WadSworth and the Rev D G.
montgomery are the guests Of T. L. Slade at
his camp on the upper lake. A few days ago
Mr.. Slade and the members Of his house party
enjoyed a picnic the banks OF the Osgood
River.
Miss Ethel De Forrest. who has been the
guest Of Miss Hilda c. Tiffany at her camp
on Pearl Island. started this week 20 Join
friends at ST. Hubert's Inn, Essex County. Miss
Tiffany is now entertaining Miss Frances AR
mold.
Miss COrinne Douglas Robinson and Mrs. Carl
Gordon are guests az the camp Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Henderson.
Mrs T. r. Howard has Mrs Robert 2 Tjv-
ingstone as her guest at the Grace Mitchell
camp
At Camp Elsinore. on the Upper St Regis
Lake. Mrs w. T. Carter. OF New York and
Newport is entertaining Mrs. Joseph Leidy
Mrs. Robert Hoe. who has been in camp at
Point Rush. on the upper lake, since early in
the season, went away this week. and will spend
the rest Of the summer at Lawrence Park
Bronxviile, N. Y Her sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs S. NJ Evans are in charge
OF the camp. and have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Carter and Miss Rose O'Brfen-
Mr. and Mrs. Victor c. Mather arrived early
this week at Camp Katia. the camp Of Mrs
Mathers parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. Earle.
on the upper lake.
Charles T. Barney and party arrived. in camp
this week
new branch railroad line from the station
at Lake Clear Junction will be placed in opera
ttOn on August Is.
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versfyy S4 year and J. s Russell DAILY Of Georgetown Uni
y0aS.y y0eS Gy l. A Eager Of New York City The 60,
mccall awarded to the one obtaining the Lowest
SSjIIi IA tne Qualifying contest went TO George J.
he, me annual bazaar for the benefit Of the new
Vn{ %1{peI - iund was held on Thursday at the New
10Ih 1, Cottage under the auspices Of the Alunnas
& @&nSl1Iy association The president OF the bazaar
Vas vas MISS Gertrude Mcintyre, OF philadelphia and
cV;i, rSr assistants Mrs A c. Jones, Mrs George y
SITtIiIsspie' Mrs Charles Murray Miss Mary jOnes
Mss Mss wary Hart and Miss Margaret O'COnneIl az
Nv NV 30Fk city: Miss Anna Won Grou and Miss
20 ne OF tne most interesting courses Of lectures
" ClS season was the series OF talks given on rhe
4IHnCrhlhgs or the week by the Rev DR. lanes n
FO4' OF the Catholic University, on "Ihe Church
dnQ ErogfeSs OF equal interest were the eveni1s-
tScIuIe 5ecltals on The Revival OF Plain SONG =
Sy tfle Rey Norman Holly professor OF music In
StI ,JoSephS seminary DunwoOdie N Y "
me sunday evening reception at the Auditorium
E Ias IN 1onor OF the Right Rev Monsignor WiIIiSr1
~ - yfDe me- v G. OF Boston: the Rev. Norman Holly
OF OF j jDunWoodie: the Rev. p. +. X. Muiry Of "a
maica the Rev DR.. James ]. Fox OF the Csfb0iio
University; I'M Thomas NJ Mulry, Michael Seaman
ana Sonn Jerome Rooney, OF New York and Tares
The fourth annual receDtiOn and hau % a. 4,
EarSa CotIaGe t was social affair Of the week
VIII GrII alisiIs az the Curtis Pine Villa ana New
1atS TeSta on thursday evening was partici-
tone. "4u ANeSHOius. parry
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CONNECTED BY PRIVATE YIN

the property Of George Baer v..
paced IN commission ' MS saa.
nas dnere sIe,,,s Is stili much good fishing. G
mas Drought IN an eighteen-pOunF l.tS~- - y - l-a
A number Of pleasant IittIe it.'~ 5S- .-Se tsoE.
IlsrEed the week at Wawbeel. o. 81 1ars
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. HancocS. ~ tlsss
@ @aoIk, for Mr. and Mrs Eric swensSSAs 0-, q N.s
ana Mrs Long, Of New York No. o. (, "
Douglas entertained one evenine- 4--s :. 81 = 11,
6EsIyInmere. Douglas Point. in honor oS SStsI t- q;
SIIalaIn douglas. and his friend. wr So
SeW York Among those present w.. 'ss q g
Mrs. Charles Otis ~u~ IT al.
Inc forestry commission reached tbs
beck this week on its annual tonr - :. Nay-
rondacks. and spent some time goir.- ss c--s At.
II9ct 9ct near here formerly operated by a. go -
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UNDERCLIFF.

Lake Placid, n. Y. Aug II (speciaD.-This
week swimming has had great popularity
among the young people at Undercliff, and high
diving has been essayed by the young women
well as the young men.
Recent arrivals include DR. and Mrs NJ H
Hutton, Mrs. George b. Sheppard Miss Marion
1. Newman, Miss Ethel Lee Kennedy Miss
Luella NJ. Audrey Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund A
Cruikshank Miss Helen CrUikshank Miss VIM
ME NJ. Brown Mrs. A w Hanckel Miss
Hanckel Miss ]. c. Hanckel, Mrs. w r. Lea
man, Miss Natalie Leaman Miss Josephine Nc
Clemen, Miss Eloise c. Church, William James,
Miss Katherine Williams, Dr. A S. L4itten, Miss
Clare v Smith Douglas w. Dunn, Mrs c. w
Newberry Miss Jean L. Wales Andrew w
Newberry Miss Mildred Williams. Miss Mary
Brace Alton. c. D. Alton, ir ]. w Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lenssen. the Misses Lens
sen: MISS Nella =. Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
E, Stokes. Miss Florence S. Stokes Mr. and Mrs
James R. Buchanan and the Misses Tonson
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WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. N Y Aug. II CSpeciaD.-A fish
Dond marty was one of the affairs of the week
here OF which the young people still talk
lng. From big tub covered with ferns and
located IN the bed Of of the nearby brooks
the little folks fished up prizes to their hearts
content. They arrayed in Japanese cos
sumes and the spectacle presented was a pretty
one. The party was given by the Misses Flor
ence and Dorothy Mills. the little daughters
OF Harrington Mills. manager of the Inn, and
was participated in by all Of the little folks
stopping at the Inn. Among the young women
who helped Mrs Mills make the party the suc-
cess It proved were the Misses Keyser, Bur-
roughs Niche. Jenness, Morley. McNeely and
Wolfe.
A Jolly straw ride given by Miss Keyser for
her friend Miss Niche, was another of the
affairs OF the week.
The golf players are getting ready for the
annual tournament for the Kisterbock Cup.
which opens on the Whiteface Inn links on Mon
day, August 13. Among the players already
entered for the event are William L. Supplee,
w. z. r.. Smith. R. Shaw, T. B. Rice, William
Rice. c. r. Dickinson. H. c. Jones, w. S. Perot,
sr E p Slevin and William r. Lyman.
There is seemingly no end OF tennis tourna-
.nents at the Inn. This week the devOtees Of
the game have been struggling for two cups
offered by Miss Sumner.
The Rev. and Mrs. Percy B. Wightman are
among the recent additions TO the cottage col
ony having rented Wildwood cottage from Pro-
fessor E. H. Griffin for the season.
Ny and Mrs. H. J. Werner arrived this week
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Suppes.
at Camp Theanograns.
At Camp Chipmunkery Mr.. and Mrs. w S.
PerOt 5r. are entertaining Miss Ethel Keen and
Frank A. Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Jones
and Spencer L. Jones.
Numerous dinner parties have been held at
the Inn this week. One Of these included Miss
Edith May Mcdonald. Miss Katherine Williams
and Carl Hanna and Mark Hanna grandsons
ham.
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FOR RICHFIELD SPRINGS
Il Ne10 SanatOrium To Be Erected
for NeTt Season.

Richfield Springs, n. Y. Aug. II (SpeciaD,-
Plans are now being perfected and will be rapid
ly carried out for a sanatorium in Richfeld One
of the most advantageous locations for this
purpose has recently been purchased by Dr.
Alfred r. Grain, Of New York for himself and
several other metropolitan physicians and
house for the workingnen is being built
preparatory to the construction of a sanatorium
next season It will be built to accommodate
from 100 to 200 persons, viii be Colonial in
architecture and will command an extended
view Of the south and east. Richheld has
needed such an institution for long time. and
its success is a matter Of course.
Ex-COnsuI General and Mrs. Schmidt, OF New
York, entertained at bridge and seven-hand
euchre at the Tuller on Tuesday evening The
silver prizes were won at the euchre table by
Miss Natalie Whitehead. of The Elms and Misa
Wolfe, the guest of Mrs. Z. NJ Cole. os the
Jewell cottage and those for the five bridge
tables were won by Mrs. Clarence Post. Mrs.
Edward McVicIar. Mrs. Hawley. Miss Stewart
and Miss Grain. OF Cullenwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McVickar entertained
at bridge at the Cary cottage. the prizes being
won by Miss Barrows and Mrs Eleanor Chap
man.
Ar. and Mrs. T. c. T, Grain, of New York.
ane Mr.. and Mrs. John Godfrey, OF Bridgeport
Coans who have been autonobilins Ia the Berls-
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THE WAWBEEE.

Wawbeek. N Y. Aug. IL (SpeciaD.-The
women at the Wawbeek and in the camps In the
immediate vicinity OF the hotel are this week
engaged in the work Of raising a subscription
fund for the benefit Of the Adirondack Cottage
Sanatorium. At a recent meeting held at the
camp Of Mrs John TOwne. it was decided to
adopt this form Of aiding the sanatOrium. rather
than through the medium Of the fair which has
been held annually for several years.
The tennis practice for the Wawbeek cups TO
be awarded at the coming annual tournament
still continues
With the arrival among them OF G.. NJ. Dan
4elS, the worlds amateur short distance cham
pion, interest in swimming has been awakened
among the young people. Daniels, who recently
returned from Athens. Greece. is at Hiawatha
Lodge. resting and training for the metropolitan
championship. He is in fine condition. Norman
Eastman is one OF the able men swimmers at the
Wawbeek this season. But interest in the sport
is by means confined to the men, There are
several good swimmers here, among
them being Miss Virginia Murray, Miss Lucy
Eastman and Miss Virginia Hart.
There is much interest in golf. A handicap
match played the other day was won by Lauren
Lane.
The Calumet. a new high power motorbOat
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shires, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Durham
Jones Grain at CullenWoOd.
Mrs. Eugene Maurice Cole has a house partv
at the Jewell cottage. whose members include
Miss Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward PearSal
tleld and William j Maloney. all of New York.
"A tea at the Waiontha Golf and Tennis Club
was one of the festivities in their home
The Viscount and Viscountess de Hennieres
are at the Kendallwood for short stay with
Mr. and Mrs. Horace r. Kelly, Of New York
MT Kelly being the vscOunt's uncle. They are
returning from tour Of the world and will
sail shortly for their home in Paris
Miss Mackie. Of New York has Joined Mr..
ana Mrs Andrew Stout at the Berkeley
A clipping party at the Majestic was arranged
by MI and Mrs. Henry Wolf and at a euchre
party at the same house the prizes were won
by Mrs Swift and Mr.. Binsile. Dancing fol-
The young people of the Kendallwood en-
1oyed straw ride around Canadarago Lake
one moonlight night, and ended with a sumner
at Canadarago Park
John c. Calhoun, who has been al the Tun-
nicllne cottage with his family has gone 10
visit his sister in South Carolina
At the Cary cottages are Mrs. Darwin p.
Kingsley and Clifford H. Mccall, daughter and
son Of the late John A. Mccall. accompanied
by Walter P. Kingsley and Miss Bertha p
HoXsie, Of Riverdale- on the Hudson.
Among automobile parties OF the week at the
Berkeley Waiontha were Mr. and Mrs NJ. C.
hlrk and MI and Mrs. George T. Cray Of
Syracuse; Mrs. Margaret NJ. Pattison, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank NJ Hunter, Of Pittsburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. III. K Perry. of Buffalo.
Miss Annie s. Rapelye, of New York ia az
the Kendallwood. where she spends each sum
mer.
Mrs. George H. Boxer. of Philadelphia. who
was formerly yearly visitor at Richfield in the
days of the Spring House. Isl now at the BerI-
-WaiOntha
Mr, and Mrs. z. A. Morrison jr. and Miss
Josephine Morrison. OF Ardsley- on the Hudson
are at the Berkeley WaiOntha with their four
in-hand. They are accompanied by Mrs J. B.
James.
Miss Daintree. Of New Rochelle, is a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Clarke az Hyde Hall
OtSego Lake
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n Y. Aug. II CSpeciaD. With
preparations for the annual charity ball. which
IS 20 be held in the parlors Of the Grand View
on the evening OF August 16 the women here
have been busy during the last week This IS
The affair OF chief social Importance in the
A6irondacks each year, ard the list of patrons
and p.tronesses always includes the best
known people not only in Lake Placid but at
under the direction OF committee headed bv
the Misses Patterson. Of New York. who for
many seasons have had charge of the New
York charity bail The proceeds will be de-
voted 20 furthering the parish house work Of
she Episcopal missions OF ST. Eustace- blythe
lakes and ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This is
rndenominafional in character and receives the
ready support OF many of the summer visitors
in Lake Placid.
There was a whist party at the Grand View
on Tuesday evening and later in the week a
euchre party was held. The Grand View card
parties always for prizes offered by the ho-
fel management and not subscription af-
The arrangements now going forward for a
tennis tournament. Among those who VIII
play are w, Med. Caffery. Mr.. and Mrs a
E. Keating Fischer Charles 7. w. McKelyey,
a. g. Talbot, Miss Ethel Barteau. Miss Alice
siaude Brown. Miss 5 C. Dickinson, Master /.
p. Mora and Master !. Mora.
one party OF New Workers reaching here this
week included GIF. and Mrs II. H. Dickinson,
Miss s. c. Dickinson and Miss Annie E. Dick
snsol. Another party included Mrs George T.
Automobile parties galore have visited the
hotel. Ono OF these included che Rev W
NerHe Smith, V. s. Merke Smith and Miss
Cock, who arrived in big touring car and
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AT SHARON SPRINGS.

Sharon Springs. N Y Aug IL (Spec''i.- -
children's party was given at the Ne" -.
House on Tuesday afternoon BY ths - -
Sticht. Miss Harriet Cohen and Wine 80
OF New York. We're the PrizewinnsfS -
games.
The custom-which has become i"-
Sharon Springs this season-of celeora'lis -
ding anniversaries. was followed BY -. - ave
Mrs Edwin WOOdcOck, OF New Aorh ". Trs
dinner at the Union on sunday aiteI'vC, a .s dec
guests entered the dining room. wnlcI ~ fern.
GRATED with sweetpeas and mal9eiS1.- ~. rlrr,sI
to the strains Of the wedding march Ai
toasts were drunk. .rs oc-
F. Sulzherger and family OF Chiess,, - nave
cUpying Pavilion Cottage +. which inv
rented for the rest OF the season -, svrG-
The fair for the beneht OF the Jew. ....-irgs.
gOgue. held on Thursday and SATURDAY ,,,J ogs,
was the most elaborate affair Of Us -
held here. and was pronounced Su-sS-.sd -
Two hundred and nifty guests 49, at 'STo1iay
entertainment az the sharon AouSe u'' --,sssgr
evening The affair was nOminaliy SaI aul
contest. but a great variety or " 'u.sci',iiIrs
amusing stunts were introduced, vaac-
recitattOns. music, songs and iniit'1sS-. S. IN 20
ing and refreshments followed. Eri-Ssa. a.,Fs,si-.
guessing contest were awarded % = Mrs =
Mrs. Rosenberg. Miss r. IUchmann an"
White. srcnc
The Mansion House guests enioyec (. -
party on Friday evening, AT wnlcn pf'Ss'
presented.
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Planning for Fair. Bali and Day and Night Water
Fetes-Goif Tournaments Also Keep Many Busy.

w. B. McElroy Miss McElroy, Miss Barker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Heating.
One from the St. Regis Lakes included Mr..
and Mrs Charles Walters. Miss Wilson. Miss
Mitchell Miss Mildred Stokes the Rev. Anson
Phelps Stokes. jr.. and George r. Agnew.
Still another party from the camps on the
Lower st. Regis Lake included Miss Mary Sim
mott, G. Gray. W. Jenkins and G. s. Patterson.
The Assembly Committee on Forests and For
estry arrived at the Ampersand early in the
week and devoted much time to the inspection
of the forests in this vicinity.
Alderman LITTLE Tim Sullivan has been
spending the week here as the guest OF Water
Commissioner William B. Ellison Of New York.
In the party is David Ryan. secretary to the
Commissioner. The Commissioner and his friends
have enjoyed the beautiful walks and drives
about here and have tried fishing with good re-
suits. Mrs. Ellison and Miss Alma Ellison ac-
company the Commissioner.
The fishing hOnors are this week divided be-
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THE WEsTPORT INN.

Westport. N Y. Aug II (SpeciaD-Ins - -.
Of summer festivities still continues al ne -
Nearly every week there is a cotilion anu -
or two bridge parties Numbers are nit " = Soiy
in the sailing, and the fleet at the wharf - -
increasing. -,rer4
The arrivals still continue IN unSu9! ~ H'.-- rro-
and the season gives promise OF oeiHe
tracted much beyond its usual ilIiit =. - rhs
The amateur theatricals for the benels, - ~ -
WestpOrt Library were successful. over Sl0V
ing cleared - .,S q
There Is a growing interest II sU.l, S1cei
Horseback riding still continues popI-~ISo Of
during the week there have been hus-,-I h-aoDIe %
excursions on the part OF the young P'F
surrounding points Of interest
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THE WINDSOR

ELzaOethtown. N Y. Aug II CS,s-,D
Guests at the Windsor are this week atq,,,.a
IN the contests in the Cobble Hill sols -
ment. which have been on all the was., -
players are all getting in form for tha 60
uOh Tor the cup presented by OrIando Esr,..
and his son. Of the Windsor. and for +ts' -, -,
event OF the tournament. the Cobhl. IN, -.
August 20. ~ie---1
The announcement made this week bv vr
IAN 3 Kellogg that he is havine rTa 80 -, ,,
Ccbble Bill, the famous bear mascot ~ sts -
mounted. proved an agreeable surprise "a -.
members OF the club. The members asrsss -.
tne next best thing 20 having Bill w0uIS - 4
have his stuffed skin erected in the VJ-ss..
Office. "'-'''''
The recent baseball game in which ths vu---
men played the young women handiCauuoT Wis
skirts and by being obliged 10 throw ths I'M
lefthanded, Is still laughingly discussed auo1~
the guests, for IL was the funniest eyHibifI-S
they have seen in a long while THa Wisssz
Foley, Miss DAILY and Miss Seton were arr1rr
the young women from the Windsor doing gso7
work.
Despite the claims Of golf. horseback ris,nsh a
still popular with the young people hara ~
Harry Taylor. the riding master. is ksrt b1s-
all day. Among the young women who have
recently taken up the sport are Mrs HOUczs
and Miss Genevieve Daily.
L. E. Baldwin had some good luck az bsss
fishing this week. and some Of the other gusts
nave devoted much time to the sport
Automobiles following the route OF the CID
den tour happen along every little while One
party, headed by ]. H Bradley arrived IN a biz
touring car early in the week. and made I0Hs
stop at the Windsor. Another party, inclulns
;. A WILCOX. Miss Fleming. Mrs. Homer Fort
and David Williams arrived this week. having
made the run from Ticonderoga in two hours
and a half
After having climbed all the mountains IN The
immediate vicinity. a large party OF young Deo-
pie at the Windsor drove, one day this week %
Wilmington, and descending Mount Whiteflcs
spent the night In camp on the summit
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ihis Resort Crowded by Guests Quest of Arnuse-
n1ents Both Legal and Illegal

She anticipates a lively election at the conven-
ton of the State Federation Of Women's Clubs
to be held here in November
j. B. Heaslp of New York City, has taken
the Wakeley cottage in Fifth avenue The Budd
cottage. at Regent and White streets, has been
rented to General and Mrs Quincy Gilmore.
Sidney Paget, of New York City is living in
the Address house in Circular street
Nathaniel Ray, of New York is occupying for
the racing season the Bloomingdale cottage in
Nelson avenue
Frank w. Case, of this place. has domiciled
himself and family at their Saratoga Lake cot
take for the season.
A Gordon Morris, of Staatsburg and New
York, has leased for the season the spacious cot
tage owned by Judge George S. BatcheIler. The
judge who presides over the international trib-
unal in Egypt, is with his daughter Miss Kate
Batcheller at the Windsor Hotel
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DEER'S HEAD INN.

ElizabethtOwn. n. Y, Aug. II (SpeciaN-
Since the opening OF the annual tOurnamsa.
Of the CObble Hill Golf Club there has been but
one topic Of prime importance at the Deefs
Head Inn. and that has been golf. Practically
every one in the house plays a good game ths
season. and many prizes have already been
taken The young women are much elafed over
the victory OF Miss Alice OBTien, OF New 4o.A.
who on Monday won the driving contest lol
women. Miss NJ Eleanor Freeman. VINO Is
spending the summer here. was second MS
Freeman, who Is the daughter OF Wlllla1l =
Freeman Of New York. was the winner o .Ss ~,
prize offered by Benjamin F. Stetsoh Iot 80
best net score made during the recent three Gsy
handicap affair. Three cups were ofieTed IN -
event by Mr.. StetSon. and one OF these went y
Mr.. Freeman for the best gross score va
the other was awarded 70 the Rev Jaoez becA
us for the second best net score. NJ ETseu---
was also the winner of the second dIlVlns co-
test for men. sending nine balls GistalCS - 49,. -
fifteen hundred yards In this event O. F. ~
son was second.
Despite the field affairs with which TINS - w.
has been replete. there has been the usuai I.'s
est shown in the numerous house paFIles anu -. -
door affairs which annually mark the SUNNI
life at the inn. Combination progressive -S su-H-S
and bridge whist parties have rOioNse 49, -
other in quick succession A conlnlesSs.J sSs.J-.J
women, composed OF Mrs. JOnn EhltR -
Miss Eleanor Lynch and Miss Helen FOEg. - -
had charge Of these affairs The winners -E ~
latest were Mrs. Ben Franklin. Miss - -,
William l. Winter and John Phlllp sCi.a1 So. J1,i-S
euchre contests, and Miss DAILY and Miss WalIs W. -
in the bridge contests. Attractive tro9u''
hammered and carved brass were awafveutt
The concerts at the Inn continue .s,--S %
feature of the summer life in Elizahethtos&a ~
and attract the attention OF guests from s e. ,sr
other resorts here The solo singing % ,o- "a
Franklin, the well known tenor. IS a tea'Ul-
these concerts. o-l a
Tennis is a popular game at the nm I4..' S.-
tournament Is now being arranged -.
back riding has it's usual number ot IoLlosoa osoa
from among the guests at the mn @ us sT,gSf-
and they have spent much time on the GeHs-'
full rides here this week.
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LAKE PLACID INN.

Lake Placid, N. Y, Aug. II CSpeciaD-Moon-
light parties on Lake Placid have been feat
ure of the life at the inn this week. Two launch
parties of young people, headed by Mrs. G. G.
Alderman, had merry time. A number of
progressive euchre parties have also furnished
much amusement One of these was won by c.
J. Ackerman, who arrived this week from New
York, and is spending a short time at Lake
Placid previous to starting a European trip.
Mrs. L. Il. Hayes and Miss Nellie Y. Kress, of
Hampstead, Long Island. were among the ar
rivals at the inn this week.
One of the recent dinner parties at the inn
included Mrs. Arthur Duncan NIoir and Miss
Russell, who are in camp on Colby Pond