Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
ALEXANDRIA BAY.
al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, August 3. 1906.
Lieut. Gov. Trimble of Alabama, together
with number of southern friends is of
the later arrivals at Alexandria Bay where
he will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Miss Phoebe Cousins of Washington, who
is so prominent in connection with the
army canteen question, Is among the COM
ers of the past few days.
Miss May Penfield Of Washington and
Chattanooga. Tenn. is here the guest of
friends for the remainder of the season.
Miss Penfield is a soloist of rare ability and
beauty of voice and is the young lady who
twice sang 1.-The Star Spangled Banner
for President Mckinley during the Atlanta
peace jubilee at the Presidents request.
Mr.. Mckinley remarked at the time that he
was never so patriotic as when Miss Pen
field had finished her rendition of the STIR
ring song.
Col. o. G. Staples of Washington is here
for the season. The colonel has become in
terested in Thousand Island resorts and in
tends to erect an immense casino to be To-
Gated at Alexandria Bay, and to be ready
for the next season.
DIR. and Mrs. Vincent MacGruder of
Washington are cottage arrivals OF the
week at Cape Vincent.
1t was reported this week that his emil
nence Cardinal Gibbons would be visitor to
the islands during the second week Of Au-
John Talbot Smith, president of the Catho-
lie summer school. both to be the guests of
the Right Rev. Henry Gabriels, bishop of
Ogdensburg-
Washington, Maryland and Virginia ar
rivals OF the past week have been especial
ly numerous at many points along the
river. A large party of representatives in
Congress, sightseeing and generally enjoy
Ing themselves, were through the region
on Tuesday, and included Representatives
Knapp, Towne, Smith Sullivan, Davis
Howe, Nelson and Dixon
Washington people to arrive at the differ
ent resorts for the week ending today are
as follows:
AT Alexandria Bay: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
n. Page and Miss Estelle Page, John Mel
son Page l.. E. Washburne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caters and family. Mrs. Sarah James. Miss
Nettfe James, Dr. Edwin G. James, Miss
Pauline James, Miss Augusta kholer Miss
NJ J. Kane and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gold
man and daughters.
At Redwood: Capt. David Il. F1elds and
Mrs. Fields.
At Clayton: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace D. Cole
and Miss Cole, John Y. Jennings. Mrs.
Mary F. Jennings, Rev. Arthur Lennon
ton, Lieut. Henry D. March, United States
navy: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Mcdonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac kreutzer, Miss Kreutz-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ferguson and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Aarons. Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. Conner, Miss Rachael Hell
misky, Miss H. Helmisky and Mr. and Mrs
Max Lemberger.
At Brockviile: MISS Nellie Ifdhl oi
Georgetown.
Mrs. Butler, Will Butler, Mr.. and Mrs
George Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levy,
Miss Minnie Levy, Miss Sadie Levy. Mr..
and Mrs. Siias D. Browning, Miss Brown
ing. Miss Mamie Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Denman Jones, Walter Durham,
Edward E. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale.
At Ogdensburg: Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
James f. Kennedy. Maurice Kennedy, Rev
Father Kennedy.
Al Gananoaue: The German family Of
Georgetown. Miss Mamie Coyle of Wash
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Williams of
Chevy Chase.
At Rockport: Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Stevens, Mrs. N. H. GLADDEN. and Miss
GLADDEN..
Al Morristown: Miss Fannie May Keller
Miss Elizabeth Liscom and Mrs. Jeanette
Hawkins.
Miss Grace Georgia Gibson of Capitol
Heights Is a cottage arrival of the week at
Redwood. where she will soon be Joined by
her father, Capt. William Gibson of the
Treasury Department, and her aunt Mrs.
Byron OF Old Point Comfort and Newport
News.
Rev. Daniel c. Hennessey of the Catholic
University Is at Brockville, spending q
part of the summer with the Rev Father
Ciary.
Secretary of War Taft Is expected to ar
rive at a camp on Butterfield lake the mid
die of next week. there to be entertained
nv Arthur Dyer OF Redwood. Secretary
Taft is now sojourning at Murray Bay,
Canada.