New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25
AT LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
Mann Persons WiH Stag to Enjoy
the Autumn Beauties.

Hotel ChampIain. N Y Aug. 81 (SpeciaD--Al-
though August is well on the wane, the Hotel
Champlain is still gay as the maJorlty OF
summer hotels in the earlier days of the month";
The week just ending has been by far the most
successful of the season from every point OK
view and from present prospects the days to
come until after the middle of September VIII
bs as full OF IiveIiness as those Of this week
MANY of the guests who came up as sOO1 as they
corId no accommodated here in June have ar
ranged to I>sr,ain through next month TO ENJOY
the Indian summer in this region In no part
OF the land does autumn come Win sucH d
wealth of beauty as in this country or 'ne A0l-
rondacks and because Of the memory OF trGf :;
golden fIavs when the mountains are clottled IN
a dreamy haze and the lake Hes qu,eI IN I eale
mellow sun. when the trees put OH tle t VI -
of summer green and don the WdIIIlei 49, - -
rcd and gold, many guests OF former yeats ore
now arriving to remain until the hotter closeS Us
doors for the eighteenth season ,,
Tyeatfer more perfect could not be imagined.
and each of the many land and water sDoats
that may be followed here is enjoying I's s'eat-
est popularity of the season -.
I-ndar most favora bic conditions OF wind and
weather golf tournaments nave oeS pee 49,
rnent. The mems handicap tournament. wnlSh
was distinguished by the competition OF an VI
usually large number of good players vas Won
| by w c. Hackstaff. of liOrristoWn. y j. MISS
CsiIdersleeve daughter of Judge and Mrs Henry
| GiIdersleeve. of New York City. was the sue
! cessfuI contestant in the women's tournament
| Walter Burn, of Brooklyn. who took the Sec
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! which played for last Wednesday by boys
| between the ages Of ten and fourteen. and which
| by Van Note Hatch. Of New YORK
! Progressive hearts. which has been popular
| form of evening entertainment all the season
| with the guests here. the game chosen for
| the largest card party SO far this summer on
| Wednesday night. Miss Bell. of Washington.
| took the first prize for women, silver clock:
| Mrs. Edward Hatch. jr.. of New York. won the
second prtze pair OF silver scissors ana MIS-;
| a Lchtenhein, also Of New York. was consoled
! by a bunch OF beautiful flowers. Judge
| Victor J. bowling. who usually manages TO
carry off some sort of n prize every few days.
| received at this party the first prize for men.
| p silver stamp case. and Alan Lichtenhein took
the second prize. a silver pocket corksCrew
| The end OF the week hop. which was held IN
| the vhirA parIor was attended by a large num-
| her Of the hotel guests. "a we'll as by others VINO
| came by automobile or carriage from the nelSh-
| boring army post or from PiattsburE
| ono Of the most interesting affairs that viii
| take place the Hotel Champaign IN the near
future is the annual meeting Of tn" NerTnont
state Fish and Game Commission. which VIII
take Mace on September s Arrangements ara
| being made for the attendance OF several nun
dred persons AZ the banquet where some vel
| known speakers will make addresses Inc guest
of honor will 10 Governor Hughes
4 new form Of entertainment for Hotel Cnan NJ
| plain guests is The trip whioh The Nenona we
a1e-tric launch belonging to the hotel makes
! 5srr,- across 70 crab Island Isle st Michel.
which has been converted into national park.
tgb so15isrs Who fought in the war Of 1872
| Automobile arrivals Of the week Include Mt:
and Mrs Louis F. Swift. ~ chicago: Mr. and
Mrs William G pemorsst, o. 49,; HeT 1't - az
! fron1 Newport 10 the Adiro1daCks. Mrs a +
Pond of New YORK. and Miss Kate LNe- .,
Salina Kan: Mr.. and Mrs hugh a Ai-n ai =.
! Miss Doris Allen. Of Montreal. on thelr Way 20
Tnvv York: Mss c. \ Tower and the Misses
! Tower NJ BrockIine; Mrs F. g BelCner, o.,
SextOnviIIe and Miss Morse or Easton Fiar1i I'll
| MORGAN of Montreal. down for the week END;
NJ AND Mrs 7 C. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
| charles II. HYDE. Of New York