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New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
AT THE RUISsEAUMONT.

The reuodelled Ruisseaurront is this season
favored with the patronage more guests than ever
before. Already many of those who have reserved
apartments are here, and others have written that
they VIII be up early next week.
Mr. and Mrs L n Butler were among the first
OF the EUisseaunlOnt cottagers to arrive. Mrs. J.
Il Gilmore, who Is CT the additions TO the
cottage colony at the Ruisseaumont this summer,
Is bringing up her Gig touring for in trips
through The mountains. She viii entertain a large
house party Of friends the greater part of the
summer.
J. Austin Smith is another who has taken q
Ruisseaumont cottage this summer and is now
settled for the season. Miss Reba McNaughton
and Miss L S. T. Porter members of the Smith
party. Mrs ". A Hatch and son, who have
been here as tho guests Of AIr. and Mrs. Z. N
Butler, are now in their own cottage.
Nelson Holland and family, who have taken
Of t1,e hotel cottages for the season will ar
rive from New York July /
Mrs. Redfed Proctor. jr.. wife Of the Senator's
son. has had her camp the shore Of Lake
Placid, near the RuisseauEnont, placed IN read-
ness for her use. and IS expected there soon.
c. l. Dangler VIII soon occupy his cottage ct
the hotel, and Calvin Pardee and family will also
arrive soon E. A Palmenberg and family are
among the New York members OF the Ruisseau-
mont cottage colony who have already arrived.
Lieutenant A. II. Mccarthy, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Mccarthy expected their cottage later fn
camp Hawk Island, the former summer home
Of Bishop Potter, and Benjamin I. Ward is at
Camp Beechwar6. Mr.. and Mira. a W. Parsons,
with Hiss Dorothy Parsons and Miss Graves. are
now at the Parsons camp near the RusseaUnlont.
One party at the Ruisseaunont for the season
includes Mr. and Mrs. A W. Cotton, Miss Olive r.
Cotton and Mr. and Mrs Grlswold Holister.
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All Appearances Point to Successful Season of
Recreation at Seashore and Mountains

the completion of alterations and improvements In
their respective camps.
Few seasons OF the past have been ushered in
by such improvements and building operations as
have marked the start OF that of 1907 this place
There have been some changes made In the camps
on the upper lakes of the St Regis chain but the
ones of principal note the Lower ST Regis
and in the immediate vicinity of Paul Smiths
Hotel The most noticeable has been the cree
ton of fine new camp by the hotel company for
Mrs John d Wood of New York who is here
with her son. Erskine Wood and her sister, Mrs
George L. Stone, of New York Osgood Lake near
the hotel has also been the scene Of building
opera tions. Mrs. Basil B Gordon has been having
her camp that lake entirely rebuilt and placed
in condition for occupancy this summer Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald S. White, who have purchased a
tract of land the shore of this lake are having
plans prepared for the erection of fine new rustic
about twenty-five separate buildings and will be
one of the finest camps in this vicinity
Harris G. Otis and his daughter. Miss Ruth Otis
stopping at the hotel until the alterations of
the camp on Osgood Lake sh9ll be completed Mrs
Gideon Lee has opened her camp on this lake and
IS entertaining there her daughter Mrs. CoIvoco-
resses and the latter's- husband, Lieutenant II
Colvocoresses L. S. y.
r. " Crawford has also had his camp on Oseoo1
Lake made ready, and will arrive there early next
week.
their cottage the hotel rebuilt and regurnishod
will take possession Of it shortly.
Francisco Banchi and his sister are at tho hotel
experimenting the opening of their camp on the
lower lake, and w w. McAlpin who has leased
his camp. Wyndover. on Sptfire Lake, has been
here for some time experimenting the work of get
ting il in readiness.
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NEWPORT OPENING DAY
Social Ball To Be Set Rolling on
the Fourth of july.

Newport r l.. June % (speciaD.-Newport Is al
ready for the beginning OF the sayeties OF the sea-
son. but the members OF the social set who are ae
present in Newport seem to be waiting for Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish start the ball rolling. This she
viii do the Fourth Of July. when. as usual. she
viii give large dinner party. followed by an en-
tertainment of some sort at her summer home.
Crossways-
The Fourth will be opening day. in Newport. SO
to speak. for that day there has been several
social affairs announced besides that of Mrs Fish,
including among them the official opening or tne
Clanbaks Club. on Easton's Point. and the hoialn8
OF the first club bake; Mrs. James p kernocnan
usual Fourth OF July reception, and a number Ok
dinners and luncheons.
1t would seem as though there were going 10 be
more sports In Newport this year than ever before
for this early date tennis - being piayeu
extensively the courts at the Casino and az tne
cottages that are provided with courts. Coli IS
being revived too and bids fair again to become
popular among the summer cOttagers- Through the
efforts OF George L. Rives. Ldspenard stewart anu
Royal Phelps Carroll. the house COMMITTEES OF the
Newport Golf Club. all OF whom are enthusiasts.
the club has taken new lease OF lie this year.
after lying dormant for the last few seasons Tna
clubhouse has been renovated and improved. the
grounds and golf course have been gone over ana
put in fine condition. and there has been every
day since the club was opened Tor the season .
gathering on the links.
Newport will be without Mr.. and Mrs. H Mckay
TvombIy this summer, for they are to go abroad
Mrs. TwombIy in the city this week for the
purpose OF making an inspection OF the Twomoly
villa N1nland, which while MI and MIS- IWOmDty
arc abroad will undergo alterations and repairs.
There is still great deal OF speculation on the
part of the society leaders to whether NOT
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Wander
bilt to visit Newport this season Early In
the season II said that they would open The
Breakers and occupy II most OF the summer bus
later their plans evidently changed. for they
went West and have sailed again for tho
other side OF the water. STILL this week It has been
heard in Newport that The Breakers would bs
opened, and that Mrs. and Miss Vanderbilt
coming back TO America before the end Of this
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SYSS@NSzNM 1N1AGNN

Maryland party who stopped at the inn over Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs j. a Marsh. of New York are e.
the Inn for an extended visit. MIR. and Mrs. j.
George F1ammer, w. II. Flammer and Harold
flamner, Of New York, again at the inn for
Ine season, arriving on Friday. Oscar L. Richard
waiter L. Richard and George n. Richard are at
tne mn for long stay. Jared w. Bell and Miss
Edith F. Bell, Of New York, are making their
initial visit TO the inn for stay to include July
Mr. and Mrs. Edward w. Wilson. Miss Wilson
MISS Marjorie Wilson and Master Edward w.
wilson, or New York. have returned for the sea-
son. Mr. and Mrs p. II. Wells OF Montciair
We're guests OF Mrs. E. III. Bennett at Cottage
this week. John Cheever Cowdin, John Kendrici<
bangs, 1r, Charles H Raymond. 2d. and a party
OF Yale students lunched at the Inn on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Coleman were weekend
visitors at Cottage 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Strong of New York
are making their initial visit to Somerset Inn.
MRS FRANK H. Davis. Mrs. W. II. Foster, Mrs j.
u. kerns and Miss Van Derveer were an automo-
die party from Elizabeth who dined at the inn
on Tuesday. Mr.. and STrs. Harry Hubbard Of New
YORK arrved on wednesday to spend the summer
at the Inn.
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LONG BEACH HOTEL OPENING.

The Long Beach Hotel was opened for the sum
ner on Tuesday. under the management OF thu
proprietor OF the Empire Hotel at Esd street and
Broadway. More than three hundred guests regis
tered.
One OF the principal occurrences Of the day was
the automobile contest from the Empire Hotel to
tho Long Beach Hotel the first prize being
banquet for the first car, driven by It's owner. TO
arrive at Long Beach. The winner was George w.
Sweeney proprietor OF the Victoria Hotel New
York City. He accompanied by r. W. Tier
ney. OF the Marlborough. and +. A Reed. OF the
Park Avenue. Mr.. Sweeney started from the
Empire at s55 a and registered at the Long
Beach at has a. m. Ninety-one cars competed
and all made the trip inside Of an hour and forty
minutes The second hOnors were carried away
by j. W. Broadhurst. Mr.. Broadhurst started az
the time Mr.. Sweeney and finished three
minutes behind him.
There was an additional prize OF SO in gold for
the first 10 arrive. driven by a chauffeur.
This by George Shean. who drove Rob
ert Belmonts Matheson car. carrying Mrs. Bali
mont and her two children.
The banquet TO Mr.. Sweeney and his party
served In the new pagoda end Corean Garden
der bower OF Oriental blossoms. with decorations
and Illumination to correspond.
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NORTHWOoDS INN.

The proprietor OF the Northwoods Inn one or the
leading -year-around houses at Lake Placid
is busy with the work Of preparing the new North-
woods Inn Park. the shore of Mirror Lake. Tor
the use of the patrons of his house The park.
which is close to the inn. is one of the prettiest
little spots of its kind in the Adirondacks. new
boating to the patrons OF the inn The improve
nlents about the park and changes made In the
interior Of the Inn have called for outlay Of
about 5000 A number Of the guests at the inn
have been having good luck at nshing this week
The other day P. p. Hickey, Of New York. re-
turned with a fine string of lake trout caught in
Lake Placid
Recent New York arrivals at the inn include
Noel Feldstein and family, Miss l. z. Johnson,
Miss Georgia A Coleman. Miss H Elizabeth Cole
man, Frank L Wray, Miss Sarah Z. Phillips. Mr.
and Mrs. W. H Barnes, P. P. Hickey, T. c.
Kinkead John J. Kinkead. II. E. Corbett. w. w.
Page. the Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. E. .. Haster.
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IN THE ADIRONDACKS
Summer Enjoyment We'll Under
Way at Many Places.

Lake Placid. y Y, June % (specaD--Peerless
Placid was never more entitled to the name than
st the present time and what IS true Of this place
here in the heart of the great North Woods is
also true OF practically al the resorts in the Adj
rondacks 4 period OF spring rains followed by
perfect summer weather has converted the forests
into great mass OF lUxuriant foliage and f'led
the sparkling lakes and waterways fun to over
iGWinG The mountain trails and roads were never
in better condition and this week those who have
returned here have been busy for the most part
seeking out the old highways ana byways. either
afoot. Horseback by carriage. Many have
taken the trail TO the top OF Whitctace. while some
have contcnted themselves with the climb TO Pull
pit Rock or Eagles Eyrie. The road to High Falls
and Wilmington Notch has been well patronized by
automobilists. carriage drivers ana horseback rid
ers alike. and the usual pilgrimage to John Browns
grave has been begun. The fishing in Lake Placid
and nearby waJers continues of the finest, and
large strings Of lake and speCkled trout
brought in daily This week the steamer Doris re-
suned her regular trips about the lake under the
direction of Captain Henry Stevens, much TO the
qualification Of the camp owners the shores.
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LAKESIDE INN.

At Lakeside Inn the summer guests nave oeeiI e e. g.
semblng since the first OF the month untl theIe 10
now large number located there busy win teI' ,
plans for the enjoyment Of the summer TO the 5ul @
80 occrDiaa their attention and one or two nave
engaged in fishing on Lake Placid and nearby wa
ters with good results. - ~r
tho eoason have taken the Lamb cottage.
The Rev B. W. Adams and his niece MISS
IIoyenden Of Croydon, England, VINO are touring
the AdIrondacl<s afoot, made the inn their stop
David Coulter, Miss g. K. Becker, Mrs. James j.
U-aring and Miss NJ A. Waring registered here
for the season Others among the recent arrivals
include Thomas ]. Poe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Jener-
son. F. b Merrels Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Strang and
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are entertaining Miss Katherine M ChalnperIIH.
Judge Robert n. Wilson and family nave reserves M
APARTMENTS at the inn for the season. ana mrs
Theodore Connolly of New York City arrived TO-
dav She will be joined later by MT. CohhohS'
who has spent several seasons here. ~,
A. W Kelley and family and Mr. ard MRS. W al ~
TER Mason are among the New York patrons oI
rravious seasons for whom apartments nave oeei
reserved for use about July l. George }. Dahlei
and family arrived yesterday. ,.,u T
AIr ana Mrs. Henry L. Palmer ana Cne'ti I1 -
Palmer of New York. arrived early IN the ~ "eeN
and have taken apartments for the entire seasuii %
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morris were also il'ois '''0
arrivals Of the week 80, Groom,
ton and W W. Supplee at TheanograhE' c,,n
Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Wise have oeelI d -
60, rogr tho inn since the first OF the month,
ana are entertaining Mrs. r. S. Rudd ana MISS
Allie Rudd- II: -. ,,or carnD
Mic de Bray Iongchamps is again at her camp
on the lake shore, near the Inn. ,u oyatn
William NJ Mcarns and fanny "IIo wa Ia nv,
occupy the Balsams, are expected soon, az" o
and Mrs. Irwin H. Hance OF i1ahewoIr' aI,ecins
49, bacl- IA Canp Inwocd. Mrs. G. /" hus5iia' i
or No,y York win return to Camp tolburh, anu ~
ranaracils Will he occupied TINS seaso" ~ "
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. ". Y, June % (Special)-At this re-
sort, the beautiful Upper Saranac Lake, many
OF the returning guests busy with the plans or
the newly organized Upper Sarapac Lake Yacht
Club. The membership of this organization. which
has been restricted tc few. includes some of the
guests who annually spend their summers at the
inn as we'll as the owners of of the most
beautiful camps Upper Saranac Lake The list
comprises s. NJ. Colgate. Thomas Blagden, c. IL.
Dodge e. S. Bangs, John q. Agar. II. G. Runkle.
Frederick Gallatin. William l.. Rich, jr., +. J.
Firth and F. D. Lewis Like it's predecessors in
the field OF Adirondack aquatic sports the ST.
Regis Yacht Club and the Lake Placid Yacht Club,
the new organization will sail series OF races for
points throughout the summer. The Upper Saranac
Lake Is we'll suited TO such races. and an excellent
course been laid out the greater part OF which
Is in full view of the verandas Of the Inn. Several
Of the yachts have already arrived and are now
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GRAND VIEW HOTEL.

This week has brought back to the Grand View
many oS the patrons OF previous years, ell of whom
have expressed themselves well pleased with the
changes. which have cost about $4,000.
Among the first OF the patrons Of former years
10 return to the Grand View were Mrs e c..
Abreu and her son and daughter, OF Havana They
have spent several seasons here, and declare there
IS no other spot like It in all the Adrondacks. An
other Cuban IS F. A de Goicoechia, who is here
with his family, and has taken of the Grand
View cottages for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hicks, who have spent
several seasons here. have reserved apartments
again and win be up early in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. W. McKelvey are among
the New York patrons OF former years who return
this summer 10 the Grand View. Mr. McKelvey
who is good tennis player, has always taken a
leading part in the Grand View House tourna-
ments.
Commodore T. A Lyons, of the United States
navy, is coming up from New York for several
weeks this summer, and has reserved apartments
IN the hotel
Miss 6. A KinbalI. who has long been a patron
ot the hotel, is coming back for another season.
sse Is 1ond OF riding and driving, and usually
horses --'-1S
M, AT- and Mrs. J. Smith Rice who are among the
-" AorK patrons this season, will be here soon.
Aney nave reserved apartments for the season
, A1[; and Mrs Judson 3. Colt and Mr and Mrs
n 9. Aioneypenny, Of New York are among the
returning guests.
~ WE. . a Barlow, who IS returning for another
~ WI W. be accompanied by Mrs w. H AfHeck
LIE Sohn Carr and her daughter Of New York
g. expected soon, Mr. and Mrs William T1iclr
a. We early In July. Mrs Ellen O'Rorle az
49,, aot1' VINO has been a patron OF fba Grand
~ - many Years, viii be back again This sea
Te3ssnD oJer n returning guests include Charles f.
e1Ts- James Anllward, Mr. and Nre ID ' T'
N-is d "A Dowley v +. RandoIDh ana fa,ati., -
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being fitted with sails. All Of them will probably
be on hand in season, that the races can be
started early in July
The manner IN which the old guests are return
ing to the inn indicates that the months of July
and August will be especially busy ones. Carl F.
Gould of New York. who has been here for some
time, is the first Of the inns large tent colony to
arrive. He is enthusiastic fisherman and has
met with much success recently. Miss Mary L.
Lloyd and Frank J. Firth are the first Of the COM
pany at the BircheS to arrive
Mrs. Mum. wife Of DR.. J. p. Mum, of New York,
arrived at her cottage here this week in company
with her son Buell.. They viii be Joined by DR..
Mum later in the season.
Thomas Blagden the first Of the camp owners
to arrive. lie has opened his lodge in the forest
near his great deer preserve. There is a merry
party Of young people at the BlaSden camp. in
Guiding William l.. Rich jr. who has been await
ing the arrival of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
IAN /, Rich. who came up from New York to-day
TO the inn, where they have reserved apartments
Tor the season. and a. II. Richardson and Miss
Richardson, and daughter Of the Rev DR..
h. w. Richardson. rector OF the little Episcopal
oh lt ~,
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Now that the members of the Signal HilI colony.
whose cottages are close 10 the Stevens House
settled for the summer. the pleasant little dinners
and other social affairs of similar nature being
resumed. one Of the first dinners Of the season
was that given the other evening by Mr.. and Mrs
William i. MCElrOy at their cottage Bde-a-Wee.
Among those present We're Dr. and Mrs J. Will
Hston Wright, Mrs. James Eardie her
Allan, and Mr.. and Mrs. George A Stevens Rob
ert McEroy arrived this week, with his friend
William GaScoigne. The other members OF the
Signal Hill colony who have arrived and opened
their cottages include Mrs. Malcolm Macdonald.
George II. Daniels, Mrs. John \. Hanllin. Edwin
Norton and Miss Anna 3. Williams, OF New York.
Mrs Steven B. Ayres, OF New York, who is the
latest Of the Signal Eil colony arrive. up
yesterday with Malcolm Ayres and Miss Janette
Ayres. Mr.. Ayres viii arrive later in the season.
Of Pedro Mora and family, of Havana, the Stevens
House cottages are now filed for the season. Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Van Heusen and family have the
Lyda1Ore cottage for the summer, and the Para
dOx cottage has been leased TO A. c. Palmer.
Mrs J. II. Bush arrived this week, joining Com
Inodore Charles y Morgan and Mrs. Morgan at
their camp, Tanglewood, in Sunset Straits. A. ].
Reach and family are at the Reach camp the
lake shore near the Stevens House, and at Camp
JoylanG M and Mrs. Victor Herbert are enter
tanning Nathan BUIkan. Mr.. Herbert IS engaged
one being the American grand opera which he has
been commissioned TO compose by Oscar Ham
mersten.
John = Oakley. former Water Commissioner Of
New York City arrived at the Stevens House on
Thursday. Mrs. Y. 7. Proctor and Miss NJ. l.
Roberts. who have apartments there for the sea-
son. were among the earliest New York arrivals
William J. MCCODVlG, of the Crescent Athletic
Club who IS Of the best golfers the hotel
team, VIII be here On July with his mother Mrs
Charity McConyiu. and A ". Tflinghast, who
holds the record for the Stevens House course. Will
be UP later IN the Seeson.
Z. J. TRAY, division passenger agent Of the
Delaware Hudson railroad has been here pend
ing the Preparation Of the c782any's new quarters
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WHTTEFACE INN

DECK 20 ms delightful spot nestled anoon,, .to
~ uses on lhe western shore OF Lake Pacid 80 ',io
cclhe Ins week many OF the patrons az - -
seasons who because OF the radical chan , T1ous
az nrSt had nc little difficulty in finding their w,
eatIy return or some Of the best Of the white
tace Inn golf players presages a season e,n -
th.efest ~ N t3at game. John Ksterbock, one of
lle veteran Whiteface Inn golfers arrived .bt
week with Mrs Kisterbock and onene5 60 ru .Ills
A1,loc. 1hey are entertaining Mrs. s. A. Atkinson
-Af' end mrs Carroll Berry, OF New York 11Jo
ess eeen mere some time getting their new 20 MN
hso FOX IN readiness, have apartments IN the ,r
II ss ps leased the camp for the season to Mrs
p ~ ~ Insfnbe1s. OF New York, and her brother
- - =. Jameson Mrs. Chambers is alreadv bara
sSs WI De Joined by Mr.. Jameson later
80 -aAgor and Mrs. y. M. Rowan OF Goyernor,s Tai
the season. lamp DiVouao Tor
foTan,or compton. son Of former CONGRESSMAN
f.al - " az Camp MooseWood which he has
a. l LoI me season The Misses SolaIi are again
fD -anaD OVerbrook. end Sir. and Mira yyflliarn n
' s1s 1xs'n at Camp Red Wing, where thsy
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THE BELMONT.

A. +,, Belmont the return of the guests OF prev
cs seasons has been highly gratifying to the l'la,
aecment The Belmont has been httea WIN | beon
49,, tbis season and the grounds nave 'Sc
go t1,, improved. Artistic beds OF hoWeiS o., ~
the well Kept lawns add much to inc rred
ness of the place. The guests "ho nav 49,, a. fsb
Ile'4 - - bova heen amusing themselves with hSl-
ing and drives to the nearby points or l1.eiest Si
Reservations made for the months ol Ju'S 49, ni,
August indicate that these VIII De ttcoI t ~
60 Ino,+rs II, the history Of the Belmont
Among the arrivals of the week from ~" i,I
nd Iini7itv are Miss Anna T. Gaeng. MIS- A,,Ieu
5rrsit, AR and Mrs Alfred Higgins. Mrs Mar
1tl,a ,feyar and Miss Meyer, Warren c. water
hnrv, Miss Frances Ley and Miss Lopez TayaS'
Of How
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UNDERCLIFF.

The outlook for a busy at Undercln was
never better. The engagements for July and
August show that there VIII be large and select
company here in those months. including many
from New York. This week several have arrived
and getting settled in their rustic homes
here. Underclih is unique among the Adirondack
resorts in that It is not hotel but cottage set
uenent. on the western shore OF Lake Placid. The
camps and cottages comprising this settlement are
on high ground in the virgin forest, and there Is
every facility for the enjoyment OF every outdoor
sport known to Adirondack life. This season many
improvements have been made about the exterior
and interior Of the cottages and the whols settle
ment was never more attractive than now.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE.

The American House never entertained a larger
company Of guests than 1t has in the last
rev weeks This house. which is open tho year
around is a favorite stopping place with the
sportsmen coming TO try their aand with Lake
Placids willy trout, and not few OF those who
come after bear make the American their stopping
place. This week several OF the guests have
brought in big strings Of trout taken either in
lake Fiacld or Chubo River. The house has this
season been renovated and looks spck and snan
among the New York arrivals OF the week were
N Trailing, l. F. Hogan. IL a Fletcher, Miss
Lena 1urrell, James Aa1nix Miss Nellie Reilly
DIT: smith. Edward Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs N p
IilIl, X II. torraM and William Mills
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AT THE SOMERSET INN.

Bernardsvllle. n. j., June 20 (SpeciaD The en-
tries for the regular Saturday handicap golf tour
naments growing larger each week. The silver
cup given for first prize was won by Kenneth Nc
Clave. of New York, after playing off tie with
J. NJ Purdy who also got silver cup James
Banentine finished third. Among the entries
G. II. Richard. j. w. Benning, A. NJ Rogers. w.
o. Gennert. George II. CASTOR, George FL CASTOR.
jr.. John J. Gilroy Harry Raymond, J. C. Han
nah. William oGorman, j. NJ. Miller, r. Il. Jen-
nings, w L. Richard and Leon Albeit.
Mr.. and Mrs. III, p Jackson Miss Jackson, New
ton Jackson and Mrs w. II. Shelnerdean were q