New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
LAKE GEORGE AFFAIRS.
Grand Rash for Popular Resort
Room for More.

Lake George. Aug 3 (SpeciaD-The August rush
Lake George has begun. every train bringing
hundreds arrivals AS the hotels and
cottages have been well filed during the last two
weeks one wonders where all the influx find accom-
modations but there always seems 10 be room
for
Seven OF the fastest automobile power boats
that ever cut the water Of Lake George competed
last Wednesday in an endurance over
course of thirty-two miles for cup offered by
r Edmund krombholz, proprietor OF the Sagamore
Hotel The entries rs follows: Shooting
Star Harrison b. Moore New York; Wlnninish.
lie Grand G. Cramer, Troy: AutOgO. William T..
Refs. New York; Bunny and the Simplex MI
both owned by Herman Broesel. New York:
Pickle w L. Breyfoele. New York Carol II, q.
W. Stebblns Philadelphia The boats started off
in fine form and all went well until the Winninish
broke down Scotch Bonnet She started again
in the six minues and won the race easily, cover
ing the course In 1851 The Pickle was second.
her time being 2:l5:46 The Bonny was third
one Of the biggest social affairs which has
yet been undertaken here is the engagement of
the Ben Greet Theatrical Company by the man
agemen. OF the Fort William Henry Hotel to
present two of Shakespeare's plays after Eliza
befhan methods. The beautiful lawn and grove
surrounding the hotel are splenddly adapted for
the purpose. The date will be some day be
tween the sth and 18TH of August. 'As You
Like IT. will presented in the afternoon and
Twelfth Night in the evening. The occasion
will bring together the fashionable element of
all the summer colonies scattered along the shore
William II. Burnett. who for many years has
been employed by the Lake George Association
for the Protection of Fish and Game their
special officer has just been appointed state
game warden The association is planning to
present to Mr.. Burnett very fast motor boat
as a token of their appreciation of his efficient
services in securing the enforcement OF the hsh
and game laws Of this section
II de Laxercrantz. the Swedish Minister TO the
United States. who has been at the Fort William
Henry is now at the SagamCre. He is accom-
panied by his wife and w A Elenger member
OF the Swedish Legation at Washington.
MI and Mrs Henry Holden Huss. Miss Bar
betta Huss. Mrs L. W. Jackson and s. A Bald
w,n who are enjoying cottage life at Hill View.
w;u give an organ recital and concert ct Bolton
August Z.
Hotel arrivals from New York:
Fort William Henry-H. s. Aver, Mr. ana MIS-
" McIauehln Miss Clark. Colonel and Mrs Fl.
r Cutler e Conklin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs F. 8. Holmes. H. Hillborne. Mr.
and Mrs John X. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. John X
Rennv and Miss Ninette Gent.
Marion House.-Mrs. H. ]. Fowler and son. Mr.
and Mrs A. p. Knapp, Miss Grace Knapp. Mr..
and Mrs w s. Delp. George Bennett. J. Ecff
MI and Mrs p Rising. Mr.. and Mrs, G. Hinbach
Edward Flescher and c. f. Railing
Horizon Lodge.-Mr and Mrs. w. c. Lawrence.
MISC Daisy Duval, Miss Florence Murray, William
BagIey, J. c. Hutchinson and family. Charles E
Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Butler.
Rogers Rock-NIr. and Mrs. Edward NJ Chap
man Mrs s. R. Fuller. w. G. Leland. Mr.. and
Mrs Matthew Howe, D. T. Wilson and family, c.
G CaIkins and B. r. Stowe.
saramors Hotel.-Charles West j. H Hamilton.
A d Shaefrer J. s. Riegel. A E. Osborne A. NJ
Holnoas p H Winson j. C. Tucker. Mrs. J. c.
Tucker Marie McAvoy. Mrs H. Seisei and
children, e. G. Brown and Miss f. Brown.