New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
AT HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.
Tzgo Weeks More of the Season
To Be EnjOyed.

Hotel Champlain. y. Y. Sept. II CSpeciaD.-Al-
though the Hotel Champlan will close its doors
for its eighteenth season IN fortnight the place
is still as full of lie as many summer hotels
In the height of the season This condition IS due
in great part the beauties Of this region in the
autumn and to the fact that many persons who
leave business only for a few weeks choose TO
spend September rather than summer months
here The bright Sunshine and lake breezes car
the guess both Old ana young, outdoors the whole
day through. when those who enjoy active exercise
take part IN the many sports that are offered here
Golf has been the fdvOrite pastime this week and
iIGprOmptu tournaments have been in each days
programme. w q. HaCkstan, of NOrristOvu, y. J..
Of New York. who have been among the most
faithful in their devotion to golf here the season
through. still numbered among those who do
which has been manifested here all sJlu5roer llio
Thomas Conway. of New York winner Of Tbe
presidents cup tournament, continues the week
end visits which he has made most of the season.
always arriving in time to play in the weekly
matches Saturday afternoon
= Cnange from the OTder or the usual Saturday
handicap tournament for men and women was
up by T. s Narsden and Alan Lichteuhein to be
paved t9r 2niy by the I94r % sons Of Mr. and Mrs.
peculiar conditions governing tals match ii aroused
1i'5l' r,JII, - -, - - elllGns lIle
the pines to the golf club TO watch the fn~1 Van
winIler
Tennis seems to have taken a new lease on life.
and every day this week there have been interest
! ing games the courts TO the west OF the hotel
B@wins' also and pool have come into a favor
source Of many a mornings pleasure TO both men
The hop given last Saturday night in the white
parlOr one of the most successful Of the
son. and attended by a number Of officers from
the military post. as wei as by ali Of the young
people among the hotel guests
the Hotel Champlain now, for. although the sea
of listening To the nightly concerts from the
piazza rockers Is pas [or this year something in
! terestinS iS always on -dnd Nlen no formal en-
JertaJnment has been arraueed many OF the guests
: gather around the tables n the card and
pass the evening at hearts hve hundred or bridge.
, After the games there s,ra little parties III
\ CiroJto. faIryland OF flowers
r0E4F4 4rAF rf@- n r1~r
{ State Fish and Game COuunisslDl here week ago
i the members OF the committee for the celebration
OF the three hu1drgdth anIlVersarE or Charnpla1ns
discovery OF the lake which bears his name held a
conference. On the following morning they left the
Motto. where rhey We're luncheon guests OF y. "
Fisk his summer home, and IN the afternoon
: they landed at Burlington, where they ended the
J 4 days outing on the lake is a popular form OF
| enjoyment here at this season OF the year. when
and gold. and the soft outlines Of the mountains
! in the background 20 both east and wesr make a
south 10 Westport Burlington, with time 10 see
the town and have luncheon at either OF the two
latter places. trips that may be made any
day ons Of the bis lake steamers.
The tlnt9A county rt!r Which IS being held this
guests Who make U2 merry parties 70 attend -He
| l. F Lore. president os the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad. Wi-l Mrs. Loree and their and daUgE-
ter from New York. and Mss Myer. OF Baltimore.
\ party made Up OF residents Of Havana which
came up recently included Mr.. and Mrs T. A.
! Lorega. With their and daughters M. and
SO s. ~. te Carbe1a, Mrs Naldis Pages and the
.--.5us recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs James
/ Stokes. Anson Phelps stokes. Miss Helen Phelps
Taft Mr. and Mrs. J. X. ogden Sherwood Miss
| Sherwood. Mrs. George l.. Whitman, Mss Whit
t JsTsd e. Efla% 5 Sh5 Ms rs 5- 2Tand Pei ss
| son and Mr. and Mrs w H Leslie.