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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
THE WAWREEK

Wawbeek ~ Y. Aug. is (speciaO.-Tbe af-
iair OF the week at the Wawbeek was a motor
boat race held on the lake. with the start and
nnish before the hotel. ~ 4 O'Clock this after
noon. The course was five miles in length and
as the race was open TO single cyIinder boats
measuring twenty-five feet over ali or less gas
oene, naphtha or electric. IL brought out about
all the speedy craft on the lake. All the COM
Petlng boats were obliged TO carry four persons
including the crew. The prizes were offered bv
j. Ben Hart. proprietor Of the WawbeelS. the
silk flags. 80 Va
The tennis players here have been busy all the
week getting ready for the annual tennis toIIr-
nament. which opens Monday and continues all
next week. Among the players who will take
part IN II are Robert L. Dula, Lewis p Lang
Dr. o. :. Wightman. Mrs. Leslie Miss EeIVa
Dula. Miss Rena Dula. Mrs. Wightman and
Miss Bauvier.
The last week OF this month will be given I'm
to the fifth annual golf tournament for the
Wawbeek cups offered by Mr. Hart. Dr. A. s.
NosDurgh and DR.. F. r. Oastler Of New York
VINO have arrived this week. are both good pIay-
erS ana will take part in the tournament
though the season is now we'll advanced Nor
man Eastman. Of New York. who is spending
the summer here. continues to have good luck
at hsh1nS and twice this week has returned
with large strings Of fish.
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DEER'S HEAD INN.

ElizabethtOwn. N Y. Aug Is (SpeciaD-
Deers Head Inn has never had a season equal
to this. Already the capacity of the resort has
been taxed to the utmost. and still guests con-
tinue 10 arrive. confident that Mr. Stetson will
somehow look after their comfort
one OF the most interesting of the many con-
tests of the week in ElizabethtOwn was clock
golf match held on the Deer's Head Inn green
after dark. This arranged by Edward
Freeman and John OBrien. OF New York and
was much enjoyed by the young people. Long
poles were erected about the green and from
these japanese lanterns were hung, producing a.
pretty effect and affordng light enough for the
playing. The prizes. which were given by Messrs
Freeman and O'Brien. were won by Miss Eleanor
Freeman and B. F. StetsOn, proprietor of the
inn. Miss Freeman her victory after tying
thTee times with Miss Nedwill. of New York and
Mrs. Ben Franklin and Mr.. StetsOn won from
Mr.. Franklin by stroke.
In the contests of the week in connection with
the tournament of the CObble Hill Golf Team
Club the guests at the inn have taken their
share of prizes The G0TOndah cup. offered by
L. II. Hyde. of New York won by Miss
Helen P. Ford, with net score Of a.
The second of the Saturday night hops in
which the guests at the big hotels here join
was held last week in the inn ballroom and
proved big success. There was a large crowd
of dancers and an equally large number Of on
lockers The committee of women receiving in
cluded Mrs w. c. Freeman. Mrs John Philip
Schad. Mrs. William Boswell Mrs Marcy Ed
wards and Mrs Benjamin F. Stetson. wife of
the proprietor
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at EDGEWOOD INN.

Greenwich, Coan.. Aug. Is (specaD.-The fine
weather of the last week has resulted in revival
OF interest in outdoor sports at EdgewoOd Inn
clock golf is the latest fad. and putting match
is projected
Mr. H. H. McAllister may be termed the cham
pion of the pool table being the winner Of the re-
cent tournament
In the mems doubles held this week on the tennis
court, DIR. A. r. McMichael ana l. H. Jenney won
from field including Messrs. Barnaby Barnes
McAllister Hencken. Wenman. Roome. SIayback
and CroCker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r Couch have been the
guests of Mr.: and Mrs. r W. Wurster.
MIR, and Mrs David +. Plumer and sOn came
over from Briarcli6 Manor Thursday by auto
mobile.
Prominent arrivals are DIR. and Mrs. J. G.
Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. T. r. HOllander. George l.
Lewis, Guy Loomis Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Legg,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnum. Miss Barnum. Mr.
and Mrs w J. Maylor, Nr, and Mrs J. +, Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. James F Sherman Mrs. l. B.
Moore, r. ". sherman. r N. sherman. Barclay
Ward Adam c Sumner Mrs. j. f. Banks. Miss
Ranks, Seeley Benedict, Mrs. q. \. NickeTson.
Mrs. NJ. s, Ames. Professor G. s. Sargent, Mr.
and Mrs. FeltaH Bent. Mr. and Mrs. }. @. Hopkins.
John Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs; Albert u Insan. Mrs
g, E. Eunk, Miss Kunk, W. II. Wilder. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Way
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THE RUISsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug. IS CSpeciaD-AIrs. F.
" Higgins wife OF Governor Higgins was
among the arrivals of the week at the Ruissesu-
mont. She is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss J B. Higgins. The Governor is expected to
soin them early next week.
This has been a record breaking week. so far
as arrivals are concerned, at the Ruisseaumont.
and Mr. Patrick the manager, who has been
sorely perpleged 20 provide for many of his pat
Tons is having plans prepared for $4,000 adj
dition 10 the hotel 70 be ready for use another
season.
Morton E. Snellenberg arrived this week at the
Ruisseaumont as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry VI. Nathanson. who have cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. z. B. Avery and Miss Lavinia
A. Avery arrived at Camp Avery.
party at the George r. Howard cottage, and
David f. Dangler and Howard Wells arrived at
the Dangler cottage.
E. T Palmenberg returned this week TO his
cottage from a business trip to New York Miss
Marie Pfretzschuer is guest at the PaImen-
berg cottage.
road, who was one Of the cottagers TO arrive
this week, is accompanied by his daughters, the
Misses Gertrude and Henrietta Ely.
MT. and Mrs John List Crawford have re-
turned 10 their cottage from trip 70 New York.
Ario Pardee and Alfred Pardee arrived this
week at the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
A E. Rickmers and Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Rick
mers. OF Bremen. Germany, were among the
weeks arrivals here.
One party Of New Yorkers arriving this week
Included Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter C. Wyckoff, Ed
ward Harris and Miss Watson
Ralph NJ johnson came this week as the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. Edward johnson.
The young men at the Ruisseaumont are MAX
ing much OF swimming as a sport and some
faces are being arranged. Among the best
swimmers here are David f. Dangler. James II.
Brewster and c. V. Thackara. These young
men are also good tennis players and Will take
part in the tournament which opens next week.
One OF the best Of the woman tennis players
here this season is Mrs MacCarthy, wife OF
Lieutenant A V MacCarfhy. who has a cottage
here for the summer.
Cards were issued this week for musical to
be held in connection with an afternoon tea at
Camp Edelweiss. the Swiss chalet Of Gustave
J. Candidus. on the afternoon of Tuesday. Au-
gust 21.
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. n. 7, Aug. Is (SpeciaO.-This
week the crack golf players Of former seasons
nave been returning and the links have been
covered with those getting ready for the Am
pTsand tournament. F. J. Pearsal, Of New
York. was among those who came back this
week. Mr.. Pearsall is one OF the best players
spending the summers at the Ampersand and
Will prove a valuable addition to this years
team. Matches will be arranged soon with the
stevens House team and with the Hotel Cham
plain team.
At tennis this week Mrs Milton c. Work and
G. w. Bunting, of Ampersand. defeated Mrs J.
r. BOyce and j. II. Mcmahon, of the Stevens
House. on the courts at the latter hotel A re-
turn match will be played soon.
The week has been full OF dinner parties and
similar affairs. One Of the largest was that
given by Mrs Otis L. Williams. Among those
Coleman, Mrs. Katezandiner, Miss Eleanor
Katezandiner, Robert RhOades NIcGOOdwin,
James Price, William c. Coleman, r. z. Cole
man and Miss Edith Donald.
Miss Fannie Brown gave a dinner party that
was much enjoyed by members of the younger
set. This was attended by several of the young
j. D. Horton, of New York, who is here with
his family for the rest OF the season, made an
excellent haul of bass the other day.
On Wednesday evening a musical entertain
ment was held at the AmpeTsaHtt in aid of a
local church charity. and large sum was re-
allied.
w. E. Patterson, who last year won the Am
persand golf tournament, has sent word that
he will be up in season for this years tourna-
ment Mr.. Patterson the winner Of the
Lakewood Cup and runner-up in the Ekwanok
tournament
A sporting affair of the week. Of which the
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THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown n. Y. Aug rs (SpeciaD.-Ths
Windsor Is full to overfiowiug with guests.
and the cottages round about are being pressed
into service.
During the last week. however. the guests
have practically lived on the CObble FIN soic
links. so closely have they followed the d.s-
fercnt contests In the club tournament calendar
On Monday the Windsor Cup contest brought
out the largest field OF the season This was
by +. A. Freeman. with the score Os 81.
The mixed fOursOme was won by Mrs. Howe and
Gillespie Sykes. each Of whom received pretty
cup.
II was during the playing Monday that ".
s KELLOGG one OF the prOprietOTs OF the Wind
sOr made the longest drive ever made on enc
Cobble Hill course. sending the ball 250 yards
Mr.. KellOEs'S score was a. The play for tho
cup presented by DIR. Thomas York who 3
spending the summer at the Windsor drew OUT
a large crowd
Large parties OF automobile tourists StTl
continue TO arrive at the Windsor On Sunday
Thomas A Edison. the inventor. arrived With
three large touring cars. Mr.. Edison ia plars-
ming trip through Canada and Maine
At the annual meeting Of the COhble Fiji C;oYc
Club, which was held at the Windsor the other
day, Justice Henry a. Gildersleeve was re-elscr-
ed president. Richard L. Hand was made vice.
president and William s kellogg SECRETARY ana
treasurer. Henry w. Baldwin. j. r. Shad8.
William G. Freeman. Howard Brittin. Beniaula
n. Stetson. William NJ Kingsley ana y. *
Hyde were constituted the board Os manaSesA
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, N " Aug is (SpeciaD.-
Throughout the week golf players have been
arriving here prepared TO take part in the
eighth annual tournament on the Stevens House
INKS. This contest, which is the largest of the
kind I'm the mountains, will open on August "a
with the womens open tournament On the
hrSt cay the qualifying round and first round
VIII De played. and on Saturday August 25 the
sem. .hnals and finals will take place. A prize
- oiefea xor the winner of the tournament, and
prize for the runner-up
me mems tournament will open on Tuesday
august zS, with the qualifying round and the
hrst round Wednesday, August 90 is to be
sVen UP 10 the second round and serni-finals
entrios 1T IhITsaay ny August 80 TO the finals. The
crescent Athletic Club, of New York who is
CHAIRMAN of the committee at s o. m on the
an9 S 4lr. McConviu says the indications there
VIII De more players than ever before
., IN the mems tournament the chief prize is
i ene stevens trophy There is also medal for
the one making the best qualifying SCORE, prize
% 1or me runner-up. and one for the winner OF the
second sixteen.
On Monday and Tuesday of next week the
players here will compete for the McElroy CUP
onered by w. b. McElroy.
A w Tillinghast, who last year lowered the
record for the Stevens House course arrived
carry thls week and will take part In the coming
tournament On Wednesday Mr. TiIlinghast
captained team of players against one cap
talhed by George A. Stevens for a beefsteak
on Ginner to 70 be furnished by the losing side.
The Tillinghast team won and the dinner which
Followed at Eagles Eyrie on the lake shore was
credit 70 the vanquished team Mr. Stevens's
team included beside himself J. R. Boyce, Paul
stevens, A, Hardie, j. T. McMahon, Stephen H.
Ayres, sr., j. T. Mahoney w H Scudder 81 III
aanson, j. Dalzell, S H. Ayres. jr.. A. Msc.1old
w II smith, j. Doure and w. 3. McElroy
Ihe I1llinghast team included beside the cap
tain, w. ]. McConvill. T. D. Cochrane, Hubert
stevens, J: Hardie, George II. McNeely L. L.
blsharn, Herbert Hamlin ]. T. Morrow D. f.
Lamson, DR.. William McGin and Messrs. Nc
Graw, Wood, Hamilton and Love
Abel j. Culver. second vice-president Of the
TSNrl Pail
also among the weeks arrivals coming M in
his special train drawn by the observation engine
saratoga He is accompanied by Mrs. Culver
ana their children, Winthrop Parker Culver,
hatharyn Parker Culver and by John Parker
Last weeks sailing race under the auspices of
the Lake Placid Yacht Club was won by George
A Stevens's boat.
The fishing still continues good and Professor
Edmund Wall and Mrs. Forrest Guild have been
having especially good luck Both are enthu-
siastic over the sport, and frequently start out
at a. m
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wHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. N Y. Aug. IS CSpeciaD.-Most
=" he guests have spent this week on the golf
inks. following the contest for the Kisterbock
Cup which has been in progress. All Of the
good players at the inn have been entered
among them being " A. Griffith, William l.
supplee. ". z. R. Smith, R. Shaw, Joseph
Pitzel T. B. Rice, William Rice G. r. Dickin-
son. Il. C. Jones, W. S. Perot jr. Z. P Slevin
Il. Lyman, F. r. Hagner, Loren Johnson
George r Perrin, Jr., c. V. Meserole, owen Os-
BORNE. jr.. Thomas s Gay, Samuel Eckert, r.
Gdllandeau, J. Gay. T s. Gay. jr, G. Wharton
and NJ. ". Freeman. The finals for the Kister-
brook Cup were played between Mr.. Griffith and
Mr- Supplee
One Of the cups offered by William L. Sup
liee was early IN the week by William 8
Perot, Jr. This contest divided into two
classes. for players IN Class y and the other
toF players in Class = The cup won by Mr.
terot was tat offered the Glass A. players
Flayers in this class were NJ Griffith, ". g
I1ilks, T y. Rice n. Townsend. W. e Il. Smith
william 6. Perot. Jr., DIR. S. johnson and Ralph
shaw. Among those IN Class We're II. c
Jones r.. p. Sievin, Mrs. p. o. Dickinson. Mrs
Powell. G. r. Dickinson. John Gay, Thomas Gay
and l. II. Biglow, jr. The cup in this class
went TO II. q. PiersoE.
The tennis players nave also been busy this
week, and a number o. tournaments have been
part were Misses Beatty Assnan. Kcyser,
Hecker. Palmer and Mrs. Lee, and Meesrs
'SFlegs, Gay. Bianchi, Burroughs and Keen.
The woneR's doubles played early in the week
3rought out some spirited playing.
lie guests at the i'm -re locking forward with
p'sasure 20 cotillop which is being arranged
ol ArE. Mills. wife Of Harrington Mills. man
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DR.. F. L. Oswald and Louis Espinal. OF New
York, at the Knive Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Taylor are at Hal-Fawn
and are entertaining Frank Lawrence. Mrs.
George II. Taylor who is now in France, will
join them in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. T. Grain, OF New York.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey, of Bridge
port Conn., with whom they have been auto
mObiling in the BeTkshres, are now the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones Grain at CulenwOod
Colonel and Mrs E. c. Anderson are enter
tanning Mrs. Franklin Fyles and w. r. Platt at
Maple Terrace
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace McCowatt and family, of
Amsterdam. are guests at the home of Mrs.
Lafayette Stout Blue.
Mrs. William Robinson is chaperoning party
of young people who are in camp the west
shore of Lake Canadarago.
Miss Alice Crary. of Poughkeepsie is the
guest of Comtesse d'ArschOt and Miss Crary, at
the Fuller
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Rogers. Miss Isabel
and Miss Caroline Rogers. Miss Carley and
William A. Rogers comprise party from YOnk-
ers who have Joined friends here and are at the
Cushman cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alexander Tones, of New
York, have Joined John and Alexander NJ. Had
cen, at the Tunnicliffe cottage.
Howard G. Warren. professor of psychology
at Princeton. is again at the Cary cottages.
Mrs. William E. Horwill. of Brooklyn. is at
the Fuller
Alister Greene, Of New York. is making his
yearly visit to the Berkeley. Waiontha.
The Rev. DR.. Galloway, of San Mateo, Cal.
was the speaker at the Spring Park service last
Sunday afternoon.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. ". Y. Aug IS (speciaD--Ih,
young people here have this week been getting
ready for the water races TO be held on Auslss
% The list OF contests will include singles.
doubles. a swimming race tub race. diving con-
test and other contests OF a like nature John
II. Harding. proprietor OF the AlsOnquin. plans
to make the affair Of the best held IN many
years and a choice collection OF prizes IS o.
fered-
Several dinner parties have been held at tne
Algonquin this week. One OF these was gwen
by Arthur Duncan NIOir 10 a party or ten
friends, and another by AlTtcE H Man 70 a party
of fourteen friends. Still another dinner party
included Mrs Evans. Miss Etlburu, r. H. FeI-
sons E. D. Kilburn and ?. D. hilbUrn j. g.
Lenz Mrs. n. Lenz and c. Hafers were men,
berS of another party
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. TrudeaU arrived at t1s
Algonquin this week. Mr. and Mrs EGward 1s
McClennan. who are driving through the Adj
rondacks were also among the weeks arrivals
Thomas s Constantine, who has a camp on
Sable Island in the Lower Saranac Lake.
reached the Algonquin this week accompanied
by Frank r. Pierce.
One party Of New York people reaching tho
Algonquin this week included Miss Minnie F.
Sparks. Miss Bertha Sparks and Theodora
Douglas
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At RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Large Cro1Cd at Roller Skating
CarniUaI-Many Social affairs.

RichfeId Springs, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-The roller
skating carnival at Canadarago Park Wednes-
day evening attracted a large crowd. and Rich
fehJs summer and winter populations were both
we'll represented among participants and spec
tators. The skating went on merrily TO the
music of an excellent orchestra, and all enjoyed
an evening Of sportv
Mrs Eugene Maurice Cole gave a tea at the
Waiontha clubhouse on Monday afternoon, her
guests including Mrs Festus Morgan Miss
Walsh and Miss Cobb. of the Cooperstown COL
ony; the members of her house party. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward P. Field. William Maloney and
Wimot L. Coe Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ogden,
Mrs. ]. Lee Taller, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ
Montgomery. Miss Barrowe and Dr. Charles E
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Rockhill Potts also enter
tanned at the Waiontha Club on Monday. their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McVickar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson, Miss Thomp-
son. Miss Nina Franklin and Miss Potts
Mr.. and Mrs. Dithmar. of the Tuller gave a
trolley party TO Herkimer one afternoon.
Colonel and Mrs Watson j. Miller gave an
guests were Colonel and Mrs. Edward c. Ander-
son. Mrs A. Platt, w. r. Platt and Mrs Frank
lin Fyles of Maple Terrace; the Rev. and Mrs
MathewsOn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fabre and Mrs.
K. A. Conkln.
Mrs. Walter Cox gave sale of fancy articles
and ices at her summer home, Tarry-a- While,
for the benefit of the Babies Clinic the East
Side which proved successful
A benefit entertainment for the Syrian Ieper,
Ressetti given at the Cary cottages last
Monday evening and a success
Mrs L. Pell Clarke's garden party at Swans
wick, Otsego Lake, held on Tuesday for
the benefit of the Orphan House of the Holy
Saviour. at Cooperstown and was largely at
tended by the summer colonies at Richfeld and
Cooperstown. The list of patronesses included
Mrs. J. Lee Taller ard Mrs. John d. Cary Of
this place.
The young people of the Majestic enjoyed a
series of games at that house one evening re-
Gently. the prizes being won by Miss Flora Rob
inson. Miss Eva Alkus. Miss Sloan. Miss Har-
riet Tunnicliff, Jane Wolf, Mr.. Binse. Miss
Hall and William Robinson.
Miss Hawley entertained at bridge the
Tullar silver prizes being won by Miss Bor-
rove. Mrs. Leopold Schmidt. Mrs j. Mott Allen
and Miss March.
the same evening, at which Mrs II. X. Fabra
was hostess the prize winners were Mrs N. d.
Jewell Mrs A. p Tuller Mrs. Dithmar and
Mrs. MatheWsOn.
AIr and Mrs. D. J. Horgan are entertaining
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ana MRS Samuel A. Welch, jr Of Massapequa. are
at the Oriental with Mrs William FIoyd-JOnes.
Recent arrivals at the Oriental are Mrs. John
FhiIlp Sousa and the Misses SOusa. They viii re-
main until the season closes.
AS a guest Of James B. Clews. J. de Wolf Cutting
Is at the Oriental for the week
Thousands of members of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion visited the fireworks spectacle on Thursday
evening A feature Of the occasion was the presen-
tation of the portrait of the Rev William McGuirl
in fireworks
dlhner 10 be given by the Manhattan Beach Land
ana improvement Company 10 Edward E. Rice IN
honOr of his thirtieth anniversary as a manager OF
light opera. The dinner will be at the Manhattan
beacn HoteI Among the guests invited are a num-
neE or the comedians who made their first success
under Mr. Rice's management.
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lowed with much interest by the elders. II was
won by Mansfield Kidder. Among the others
entered were Henry Ford. Ned Bartlett. Fred
Humphreys Douglas Blagden. Charters Hig-
gins, James Banks and Frank Bangs.
Though the Inn is filled with people the ar
rivals continue to exceed those OF previous sea-
sons and an unusually large number OF tourists
are daily reaching the Inn. while coaching par
ties from Ampersand and Lake Placid and Boat
ing parties from the st. Regis Lakes all go to
make the season one Of the busiest in the history
Of this famous resort.
Commander f. H. Pollen, of the Royal Navy.
England, was among the arrivals of the week
and spent several days as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Davidson, of New York Mr.
and Mrs. William Rich of New York have also
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Davidson this
week.
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George 1. Washington and family who arrived
IHls week are the guests OF Air. and Mrs Thos
H IA G. Carroll is at II. C. Runkle's camp. F4o-
lioSen, .,DS ana j. w. Beer and family have occu-
~, ~. n COnklln, and family have rented John r.
son. - N--0 -0Se u 'AS sea
aeSI mrs. Cowles' wife of Captain William Shelf
IN, Ielu loves, chief Of the Naval Bureau OF
Equlpment and sister of President Roosevelt
am aTItVed az the LIN this week and will spend the
rest of the month there ''N '''0
MT and Mrs. +. W BaIkrafscr are guests ar
the cottage OF r. S. Peabody. a.
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men from Camp Rainbow. Among those press
ent were Miss Brown. Miss Emily P0ynter Miss
Linda Stephenson, C. a Binn. Roy Floye.-Jo',
Charles ChevalieT. LangdOn Leslie and ne'ii.s'a
Stephenson.
Mrs. a. a. PciIIcn gave a big dinner party n
honor Of her guest Miss Mcdonald. of lev
York. Among the guests were Mrs Aa4cotra
Graham. Mrs. HOtchkiss. Mr.. and Mrs j. F'sal-sy
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Hatfield. Miss 1tolit
HusletOn. Miss Anna RhOades. w. IL tthonlss
and Miss Edwards.
some Of the guests, and this week a party IT,
Guiding Mr. and Mrs r. W Duryea. MISS
FRANCES Sayre and Edgar D. Bryan went on an
extended trip after lake trout.
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LAKE PLACID INN.

Lake Placid, N. Y, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-One of
the affairs of the week at the Lake Placid Inn
was fancy dress ball IN which the guests found
much enjoyment. At a euchre party in which
practically all of the guests took part the first
prize for men was won by H. r. Churchill and
that for women by Mrs. II. Touhey. In recent
ball game the team from the inn defeated a
team from the Belmont.
Judge George T. Brown. of the Rhode Island
Supreme Court is at the inn with his family.
Other arrivals of the week include Leo G. Lynch,
Miss Emma e. Scott, Miss Anna Edwards, r.
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THE BELMONT.

Lake Placid. n. Y, Aug. Is CspeciaD-Moun-
tain climbing has been popular among the young
people at the Belmont this week, ana, Arthur
Ziltener and Ernest G. Sailer. two Of the young
men here have undertaken the task Of scaling
all the highest peaks near. They began with
Mount Whitney, and have climbed Whiteface
and Marcy, without guides.
At a musical given the other evening these
young women took part: Miss Barber, Miss
Morse, Miss Gaenge. the Misses Pond and Miss
IneZ NJ. Ward
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LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid, n. Y, Aug. is (SpeciaD.-Young
people from the Inn Joined in coaching party
to Wilmington Notch Tuesday. Among those in
the party Mrs. II. A. Kelley Mrs John
son, the Misses Ghost, Johnson. an5 Hanlmill
and H. A Kelley. w. @. Kelley, G. A. Hall. d. E.
Mooney, F. i. Mulholland and n. B. Danforth
Recent arrivals at the inn include Mr. and
Mrs. H. x. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gallagher
II. A. Kelley, w. G. Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs ]. s.