Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-22
ALEXANDRIA BAY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ALEXANDRIA BAY. y. Y July % 1906
Among the many hundred arrivals Of the
past week at the various resorts along tho
great st. Lawrence and at the private cot
tages upon the Islands were people from
almost every state in the American Union
and almost every quarter OF the globe They
came by rail. by steamer. by private launch
or automobile; and one party skirted sloug
the southern bank of the river for many
miles on horseback The latter was com
posed Of number of American army Off
GERS from Fort Ethan Allen in Vermont,
and Plattsburg barracks and Madison bar
racks. in New York Whether they were
making the trip upon instructions or merely
as an outing could not be learned. though
1t is surmised that the former was the case,
from the fact that they did not attend any
social affairs route. and the additional
fact that number OF them were engaged
IN taxing notes, making drawings and
swapping cameras at various points along
the way.
The most notable arrival OF the week
was the Count Won Bismarck a son of the
famous iron chancellor OF Germany. lie
came up from New York accompanied by
number OF German friends and by George
& Bo-dt OF the Waldorf-A Astoria. New York.
the entire party being the guests Of Mr.
Boldt at his palatian home, Castle GRANNY
crow on Harris Island Here they were
quietly entertained during the week MAX
ing n few trips in MIR. BoidJ-s launches TO
the nearby cottages and resorts.
1t was reported that Count Bismarck in
tended to purchase Harris Island. which is
the property OF Mr.. Boldt, but both gentle
men denied this to The Star correspondent
II have all the summer homes | want.
and winter ones, too. for that matter" said
the count. and # is quite unlikely that I
shall ever find it convenient to live any
/ Ion nf f4.rn Ia A -s4~s.- L.
is. As to these Thousand Islands although
have not as vet gone fully among them
as l hope to, they are truly superb works
of the Creator-none more beautiful In the
world, / do believe"
Another notable foreigner an arrival OF
the week. is Baron johann Weis5y of Nor
way, who is the guest of Col. and Mrs
Burke at Gananouue. where he viii be a
guest until late In August. The baron Is a
member of the Norwegian parliament and
an officer of the Household Guards OF the
new king. who. he says, is very popular.
and whose reign has inaugurated an epoch
of prosperity aud progress for Norway
The Baroness Weisby accompanies her hus-
band. and their two faXen-h haired little
girls. twins. are already the pets of Cana
noque society Upon their return to Eu-
rope Baron and Baroness Weisby expect to
be accompanied by Col. and Mrs Burke for
long trip by boat and sledge to the Land
of the Midnight Sun. Before leaving this
country, however. Baron Weisby intends
to visit Washington. Atlanta and New Or
leans. in which cities he has friends
A number of distinguished arrivals are
noted at the Crossman this week including
a former president of the British local gov
eminent board. the Hon. Andrew A. Patton
of Liverpool. and his two charming daugh-
tiers. Miss Victoria Patton and Miss Is. c.
Patton. AS the guests of the Patons are eN-
Mayor A. c. Macpherson and Mrs Mac
Pherson of Cape Town, Cape Colony. The
party hone TO make an extended tour of
the United States and Canada before re
turning to their homes.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. David J. Craigie OF
Washington are among the expected arri-
walls of the next few days at the Hotel
Frontenac. To come with them at the same
time and to the same excellent hosiery are
Col. and Mrs Foote and daughter also Of
Washington.
Large numbers OF Westinghouse. Baltl-
moreans and Virginians. who have been In
attendance at the Catholic Summer School
at Clin Haven. registered at the various
hotels at Alexandria Bay, Clayton and
Cape Vincent during the past few days.
Among them are:
Representative and Mrs Joseph X. Dixon.
Miss Dixon. Mr. and Mrs Slas Kellogg
John K. Kellogg Capt. and Mrs Daniel
Hayes, the Misses Hayes. Rev Father Lor-
rilly Rev. p b. OCallaghan. Mrs. Marga-
ret OCallaghan. Miss Genevieve O'Calla-
CHAN. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy German Miss
German. Miss Salie German. John r Fitz-
gerald. Patrick NJ Fitzgerald. Miss Noonan.
Miss Garrity. Miss Elizabeth Pagan, Juan
Betancourt Miss Betancourt Miss Nettie
Wheeler Miss Jennie Kennedy, Miss Grace
Kennedy and James II. Kennedy. all OF
Washington. and Mr. and Mrs Edward ]
Sarsfield Of GEORGETOWN.
A number OF Trinity College. Washington.
co-eds. are taking in the islands after an
attendance at the summer school They are
chaperoned by several members OF the in
stitution. and are combining study of ma
ture with study of textbooks Among the
members OF the party. which are now In
camp near Morristown are Misc MARY
teller OF Hyattsvllle. Md; Miss Kathryn
Crowley. Miss Cecilia Mae Montgomery OF
Georgetown. d. c.: Miss Paulina Tanner
of Richmond, Va, and Miss Celtic ana
Hattie Kinds of Culpeper Va
Mai and Mrs, r. o. Sampson of Wash
ington Heights are the guests this week of
Representative and Mrs Towne
Maj and Mrs. Murphy of Richmond who
have been at the Bluff Point Hotel, Lake
Champlain for some weeks. are now en-
joying cottage life on one OF the islands In
Butterfieid lake. Redwood
Mrs. Charles G.. Babcock of Washington
D. C., and Sioux Falls s. D. gave a euchre
party on Grenadier Island Tuesday after
noon. inviting a number of friends from
both sides of the river.
Rev. DR.. Horace John Temple. a son of
the late archbishop OF Canterbury is a
guest of friends on the Canadian side
Miss Vera l. Burchardt of Washington.
with a number of young lady friends, the
whole chaDeroned by Mrs Thomas Harri-
man of Philadelphia. is enjoying camp life
on Reindeer Island
Among the arrivals this week at the Clay
ton hotels the following Washingto-
mans:
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Whitaker, Miss Whit
tiker, Herbert c. Kelsey Charles NJ KEEL
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keegan Mr. and
Mrs. Francis d. Clarke, Miss Clarke, Will
liam F. Macy, Tobey w. Roberts Delman
Roberts. Chas. c. Cleveland. Mrs. Gordon
Manning Miss Marguerite Manning, Mrs
Craigfe, Mrs Samuel X. Jones, Mrs. VIII
liam K. Jones, the, Misses Jones, r. II. Ma
than, Gottlieb Schwartzman, Miss Rachel
Schwartzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen.
Ferdinand Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Montague and John Tams.
DR. Henry e. Keller OF Georgetown is A
cottage arrival of the week at Ogdensburg.
Dr. Warren of Key West, Fla, one OF the
surgeons who responded TO the Havana
"a BILE for American medical men at the time
Of the Maine disaster. is here to spend
few weeks as the guest of Drs. Helmes and
Moriarty of McGiH University, Montreal.
Dr. Warren. who Is a descendant of Gen.
Warren of Revolutionary fame. has been
asked by the citizens to give talk upon
the blowing up of the American warship.
CAPE MAY.