New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

Glorious Days Promote Ont of
Door Exercise.

Bluff Point. ~ T.. Sept 1 (SpeciaD.-sAntsro.
Der has brought to the country round about III.
Hotel Champlain a continuation of the gIorious
days with which this region has been abun-
dantly blessed all summer Guests continue to
arrive in large numbers. and the hotel is no,
scheduled 70 close until October and that data
VIII find many guests Just departing In soma
respects September is the most enjoyable
month of the year here. for. although the gayery
that characterizes August declines 70 some ax-
tent. stin there Is never q lack OF entertain-
ment
The guests find more time for driving and
for couple of hours every morning there ID
almost a steady stream OF automobiles and
carriages arriving at the hotel to take ths
guests through the drive that winds in and
cut OF the hotel grounds for several miles. OK
down through the vy-covered gateway and out
on TO the Lake Shore Road.
An interesting occurrence OF the week here
has been the party given one evening in tho
grotto by Mrs D. y. Loring. of New York,
celebrate Mr. Lorings birthday About twenty
guests were seated a round table, which was
decorated with red and white flowers There
were toasts offered 10 both Mr.. and Mrs. Lortng.
and songs by a Negro quartet hidden among the
palms. In the name OF the guests. Mrs. Hollo-
way. OF Baltimore. presented loving cup to
Mrs L. H. Treadway. Of Cleveland. was
hostess at a hearts party, in the white parlor'
on Thursday evening. in which nine couples
took part. Miss CLaner. OF Cleveland. and
Thomas H. Mallory. Of Bridgeport. won the
prizes.
The next afternoon Mrs. Holloway gave a
small TEA in the grotto and Mrs. L. K Fulton,
OF Baltimore hostess at another grotto
party one afternoon this week.
on Tuesday night the card tables were car
ried into the white paTlOr. where one OF the
largest progressive hearts parties OF the season.
arranged by the hotel management. Was neld.
The prizes, silver mounted cOrkscreW and a
pair OF folding silver scissors. taken by
E. l.. Holloway and Miss Donahue.
Among the outdoor sports golf Is stilI IN tho
of Paterson, N. j.. who the Hotel CHAM
plain Cup last week. broke the golf record here
on Tuesday with a score of sc. He was play
ting in mems and womens tour nament ar
New York, for which they offered silver cups
The women's prize by Mrs. II. s. Koch.
c. ". Baker and Mrs. Arthur Norris, Of New
York CITY. were the successful contestants N
the regular end OF the week handicap golf tour
nament FOR men and women
Unusual interest was attached TO the mixed
foursOme which was played on Wednesday.
This the frst tournament Of the season
here in which men and women played together.
The day was perfect for goIhng-cool and clear.
The fcursOme by Mr.. Graham and
Miss TOnahue. large number OF the hotel
guests saw the finish from the clubhouse
randa The shortest walk from the hotel TO the
links is a path that winds through the heart OF
the woods. where the sun filters through tho
branches of the pines and the air IS tun or
fragrance.
Mr.. and Mrs y. o. Wickham. who have spent
this summer and many former seasons as cot
tagerS at Hotel Champlain VIII start In few
days for trip 70 Jaran-
Among the guests who have registered this
weel from New York are MT anc Mr< ArJhur
t. Merriam Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Hodge. Mrs.
NJ ID Collier and Miss Georgette Collier. Mrs
j. A. Trowbridge and Gardner TrOw bridge and
Or. and Mrs. J. s. Thacher-