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the Misses Fhret hile the winners OF the women H
doubles for canoes were MISS Kelly ana Nii79
Frances Henry. ,... ,-,.~,5
The interest of the golf players has been centred
in the tournament for the Mlchl"T cup, WhltI WIS
wen by Ceve Harrison son of Colonel C't%rt 6ns MS
rison who defeated ". i. FcrtiE III tne hldIs
M and to so. The feature oi the todln'tlh,ILt
was the contest IL tn" seui-f'la!s between MI MI,
Harrison and G. 4 StoJrs. in which Harrison WON
only after twenty-three holes had been played
Another Of the golf events OF tne week was , ti'
contest for the cup offered by the Ianlara'k Cidn
of which Henry c, Atznsop IS tnlci IIir Ina1'''R =
Entered i'm this were +. NJ Green, N.llai4 n
LYMAN Barnes Compton. J :. farranl Jr.. D. r.
FitInsn. Joseph Fitzcl. L. L Walker, ", n
t;rifFth and Z. =. Williams
There have been several jolly little parties among
the CAMPERS at the inn this week one oi, th,,f-1
was a fudge party at Camp OVeroIo"h gwen oE ''ie
if5e inn which has been filed with guests Tor
several weeks. despite the fact that a pig 1,iAtI'
was built winter WAS reached TINS, WoeA ~
large number Of people who ptan to stay 'llr"uE"
September. 49, .,,- r,r,,,,.E
among The guests at the Inn includ-G Mrs "".l3 jon
;is.nTrocE AIR and Mrs Albert MacNe, lrr 1IG
Mrs W Schenk Miss O. Crane ana Mrs D. r ~. -. IL
They the trip 10 Lower oal-i!c l-'''' ''l''-7
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IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester. Vt. Aug. 81 CSpeciaD.-AIthough the
Is waning IT still finds This well flied
with visitors with bookings for the coming month
in advance OF former seasons. The Equinox House
Will remain open until October / while many Oc
the cottagers viii stay wei into October
Golf Will receive fresh impetus this week Labor
Day will be celebrated on the Ekwanok links wiki
the annual thirty-six hole competition for the
Arthur Taylor Memorial Cup On Thursday Sep
tember 3. the annual tournament for the Equinox
and Orvis cups. presented by Edward c. Orvis OF
the Equinox House. will begin with a preliminary
round OF eighteen holes at medal play The first
sixteen Will qualify for the Equinox Cup. while the
There will be prizes for a third division. We'll
other sixteens. The attraction on Saturday in ad-
ditiCn 20 the thirtysiX hole finals, will be open
prizes tor best net and gross scores The entry
list for the contest closes on "Wednesday ~ p NJ
Tennis devotees from the principal resorts Of the
state will gather on the courts at the EkwanOk
Country Club on Labor Day, when the association
Rutland Hvde Manor V0n5sto WI(t G Earot aISt
VIII hold competitions in mixed doubles and mems
There were sorty-eight starters in an eighteen
hole medal play handicap played over the EsSw1-
arenee @ n Clark 81 haeph hSG E5ids Ffsder 4
wood O. tied for first place J. r. Larendon Won
A mems doubles tennis tournament played on the
courts at the country club Tuesday for prizes
presented by Clarence NJ Clark. OF PhIIadsiphla
r E Gring. of Cambridge, who defeated E. Bailey
Seymour, Jr-. Of Philadelphia. and A W. Visscher.
OF Albany. minus Is. in the final match Sc. 1l-S
81
Mrs. William rockingham Smith, OF Brooklyn.
gave reception Wednesday at her summer
home, Ontwentsia. for Miss Pauline Batchelder. OF
Arlington
Miss Jessie o. Hawley and Miss CleShorn enter
tanned at bridge whist Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs III. A. Porter, Jr. OF Chicago. wers
among the weeks arrivals at the Equinox House
Archibald Graham. OF Paterson. y. j. who
runner UP against Jerome D. Travers IN the recent
national golf championship. played over the Ek-
wanok course this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. De COursey, Of Phtladelphis.
are entertaining John Bright. or Philadelphia. st
puneen.
Miss Foster, of Burlington. daughter Of Con-
gresham D. ! Foster, IS the guest OF Miss Strong
at Brooksfde-
Miss Hadock and Miss Charlotte Harding, Of MI
ton, Mass. visiting Mrs Clarence NJ Clark, Os
Germantown. at Wyndcrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Sias. OF Wenharu, Mass.
making their annual visit at the Equinox
House They made their journey here IN thar Ser
LEI touring
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AT THE WINDSOR.

EI!zabethtown. " y. Aug 81 tSpecal .-Ths
Windsor continues full. and good September II
expected The large open treplaces make the pub
lie rooms more attractive Khan ever cool even
ings.
Automobile parties cuRtin-e 20 stop az the Wind
soor. where they we'll locked after
The Hotel ChsmDIain golf team defeated The
Windsor Hotel CnaulPlair- \ return match
be played the Cobble FIiH golf course some
next week. .
In the finals for the championship OF the Cobblc
fill Golf Club Y. Marcy Edwards defeated William
=. kellogg Harry Taylor won the consolation cup
Nearly every afternoon large number take
hand a clock golf the Windsor lawn The
winner of the last cup e. NJ. RclyeS-
a large party Of Windsor guests spent Er.daE
evening with Hunters Home guests at tne latter
place. the occasion being masquerade bali, tG9
Windsor furnishing the music The recreation room
tastefUlly decorated by Perry Mcdonald @
New York
ElizabethtOwn recently defeated the Albany Co---
" champions baseball the grounds here. tta
score being 70 0.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul srlith'e. \ y Aug. 81 CSpeciaD.--The oc-
ctrrcnces Of the week claiming the interest Of the
guests have been numerous The baseball team
which defeated the Ampcrsand and Stevens House
teams in succession, mas come IN for its share OF
glory Much interest was taken IN the motor boat
race between the high power boats or J. Inslee
Blair and George II. Townsend over an oval race
on the Lower St Regis Lake before the hotel
This was won by Mr. Blair's boat the engine OF
the Townsend boat giving out ard later In the day
blowing mp on a trip down the lake from Mr.
Towusends camp, the Rocks, in the Upper St
Regis.
The cottage people here have amused themselv YES
in varied manner this week bat of the jolliest
of all the outings taken by them was the trip made
bv w G. Brown senior Wce-presidcnt of the New
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WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. y y, Aug. 81 (SpecialD.-Between
the annual regatta, several golf tournaments and
outings and house parties. the young people n the
inn have not lacked for something TO occupy tner
time and attention this week. The annual rowing
REGATTA though held on a dsa greeable day, proved
one of the most enjoyable affairs OF the season All
lhe events were entered by number OF young Ieo-
pIe at the inn and the races We're Spirited ne
mems doubles were won by ]. wilson ana = f'li;l I
81 stanley Atkinson Won trls mems singles. ana
the mixed doubles won by Howard Long
streth and Miss EhTet The men doubles IN
canoes p.re won by H. Palmer and 6 DaIlei:s, j.
In the mixed doubles for canoes Howard Ioh6-
streth and Miss Frances Henry were the winners
Tie Voraen's doubles for boats were won by
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn, N Z, Aug 81 (SpeciaD. with the
annual tennis tournament and the golf tour
nament in progress, the races OF the Upper Sara
nae Lake Yacht Club and numbers Of other in
terestng contests claim the attention of the
guests here, the last week has been busy one at
the inn
The annual tennis tournament was one OF the
most successful yet held There was large num-
ber OF entries and the playing was full of spirit
from the start to the finish. J. d. PeIl. OF New
York who won the championship cup last sea-
son, successfully defended his title to the cham
pionship this season against all coners, defeating
Alexander Thayer in the finals
Hardly less interesting than the tennis toUrn2-
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At THE EDGEWO0D INN.

Greenwich. Conn, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-The follow
ing are some Of the New York arrivals: DR.. J..
Clifton Edgar. Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Leonard,
M and Mrs. w. A. Dean. Miss Dean. w. Shol-
lev Mr. and Mrs. James A. Perrier. Scott Sinclair,
Mr. and Mrs J. o. Jimenis Edwin Jimenis Os-
waid Jimenis c. w Smith. Reed Miller, r. II.
Moore DR. ard Mrs f. w. Hamblin, William G
Armstrong Nh and Mrs. William n. Benpett, n.
b. Van Etsec, ". p. Bourne, George W. kuhlke
aiu q hrdse tournament. under the direction Of r.
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Foliage Turning Brilliant A.
ready Under the ioucA
Of Autumn.

Lake Placid. X. y, AUg 81 (Special'--Ihe beau
lies OF the AGircndacks II September are anAuaAy
attracting more people 70 the mountains for tat
month and the arrivals all resorts this week
indicate that a greater number than ever before
Vrlli spend September in the North Woods Al
ready the sides of the mountains enciIcling Lake
Placid are beginning ia take on here and there
tuInn tinted forests viii present a panorama OF
eoorin-s which hundreds OF persons travel an
nually from all parts Of The country to witness
Aside from the many who arrived tlls week
manning 10 stay through September. number OF
s-1ortslen came UP for the opening of the hunting
season. and number Of golf players arrived ioi
the annual tournaments st the big hotels, which
have been in progress this week and viii continue
next week The campers and cottage people are
stiu entertaining friends the social activities at
the sotels still in fan swing, and there IS every
sndication that this season il the AdIrondachs VIII
last rruch longer than ever before
The races under the auspices OF the mountain
Yacht clubs have taken place this week according
70 schedule. and 1t Lake Placid another motor
lsost race was held In one Of the series OF races
george H NcNeelyss ouakeress was the winner
Major H n Rowan, OF Governors Island III 'i,o
Ealcyon finishing second. F II. Humphrey :
s-vonne won the second race. and the third was
won by the Askenonta. owned by Professor L X
a Selig1nan. Of Columbia UNIVERSITY with Nllldlh
II LYMAN in the Red Wing. second
The annual meeting of the Lake Placid Shore
owners Association was Leld on Monday at The
Lake PLACID Yacht Club house, and these officers
were elected: President Z s. Waite. OF n"
York. 70 succeed A {. Mills. Of New York r.
signed. vioe-nresident. George A. Stevens: secre-
ssrv. Henry c. Atkinson. treasurer c. W Nc
s-,,tc,aon snd trustees. r. S. Waite, George A
Stevens Or Z, u Alton. Carroll Berry, g w NC
t-utcheon Joiln kisterbock and John II. F'rall
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kT sTRoTDSBURG. PENN.

strou6sburg. Penn. Aug. 81 CSpeciaD.-Resort
kteepers IN this region are than satisfied with
2 business done by them during this month.
MANY people who here have engaged quarters
untii late IN the fan.
Ideal weather has prevailed the last week and
he -cung people have kept things busy on the
golf links and tennis courts
Social affairs Eage also been numerous and the
sumner guests have had d gala week Musicalg
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OTHER LAKE PLACID HOTELS.

Lake Placid. y Y. Aug. 81 (speciai)-N all OF
,1a o,her hotels and resorts in Lake Placid the IN
dications point the biggest September thaI 'ile
,,r,Drietors have ever experienced. There Is much
e,c,1 actiyitv at all Of them. and a number or IN
terestins parties have been held this week, \
German given by the Misses Alton, daughters OF
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York Central Railroad, and party Of friends in
the little automobile car used occasionally on Patl
Smiths railroad. Taking the cut on TO the Adj
ronGack Division of the New York Central the
company visited Saranac Lake and other points
Horseback riding is favorte sport these cool
mornings w. c. Brown is one OF the guests here
wh6 find pleasure in this and is out early nearly
every day urging his mount through the trails and
unfrequented roads well those better
known. Others who indulge their love for this
sport Miss Julia Mafitt. Miss Lockwood. Miss
Margaret Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. IoTnsen1
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Walker
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ Thomas, of New York, have
taken cottage here for the rest Of the season
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H Greene and Miss A L Suther-
land, of New York and N.Y. and Mrs; BeTtrand
Walker the guests of Mr.. and MIS- w u
Brown At their cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Marun Of New York arrived
tbs week. joining their daughters the Misses MAJ
tin, the hotel. Charles H Paine. OF New YORK
Joined his family here and John Seely Ward Jr.'
Joined Mrs. Ward.
James NJ. Bell. who has just returned from Z
fishing trip the preserve of the Wau-bi-ni-nirs
Club. Canada, also arrived here this week.
J. II. Kay, who is member OF the party OF
Prince Wilhelm. of Sweden, was the guest o.
George il. Fairman at the hotel this week -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Perkins. of New York, nave
leased the Basil E. Gordon camp on Osgood LaSe @
for the remainder Of the season Mrs. George NoIi
L. Meyer, wife Of Postmaster General Meyer and
her daughters. Misses Julia and Alice Meyer
started this week for Hamilton, Mass.
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

: Lake Placid. \. y. Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-One Of
.he chief sporting events of the week has been me
,ufh annual tournament Of the Lake flaclo 'ToIl
ss-lub which has been in progress on the Inks at
the Stevens House Tuesday, Wednesday and Ihurs-
nav Of this week There We're q large number or
plave-s The Adirondack Championship Cup was
won by z. Paul Stevens, son Of George A stevens
after a stubborn struggle in the flnals Win - Il
Boyee OF the Englewood Golf Club forty hoies De-
.ng played TO decide il. The playing Of young
stevens who in the first round defeated A W
Ti!Iinghast of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, and
CAPTAIN OF the team Of United States golf players
who have been touring Canada, was the feature OF
The tournament.
d The gold medal for the lowest score in the quail
fling round went 10 Mr.. Tilinghast. who made the
eighteen holes in a. within strokes Of the
scourse record. John Barnes, OF the Antlers Golf
Club. was the winner il the second sixteen. finish
ing / Up ia thirty-six holes in his match in the
finals with Raymond Stevens the ffteen-year-old
brother Of the winner Of the championship cup
who also played strong game
OF the Jolly outings Of the week in which the
guests al the Stevens House Joined. Of the best
Who '- eiad in butchers aprons and armed with
sharp apPetites Joined in their ANIMAL gath9rlRs
on the rocks at Eagles Aerte; Al the mead q lake
Placid. George Kingsland had charge of the spread
nd there were some amusing beefsteaf, roast corn
Early IN the week a chicken dinner was given at
agles Eyrie by Mrs AcI1lr9y fe~ a party Of
bout fnTIy iIlecs rom .lt.e - lEi.s I1oLs U.s. .,
One OF tne eosei51g psTtles OF t3e week vas t1i
| Mrs Robert Ilrouet. l. Boyce Gates, :. O. Candy
and Samuel johnson. OF New York
among the arrivals of the week AZ the stevens
House was Mrs. Charles s Francis, wife of the
American Minister Austria, who came in
'fomo5E-a, accompanied BY AR and Ars- George Il.
TFacae- and Master Edr9ia Thacher--
tsererG Samuel s Sumner. l. :. a. retired, also
arrived al taee Stevens House. Mrs George w
Aldridge. who always spends portion OF The sum
uer Stevens House arrived this week Miss
| Mice O Brien Of New York. one of the best of
he women PLAYERS Of former arrived
nth her brother. the Rev J. = o ErieD, OF New
! Sork.
Il. q. Kelly, chief eengineer of the Grand Trunk
abroad arrived with Mrs Kelly, Joining George
l y. kittredge. chief engineer Of the New York Cen
-al road and AIRS Fittredge- Miss SO and Miss
-athleen Silo. daughters Of Ny and Mrs. James p
Elo OF New York. came this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Durham arrived this
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week and Miss Martha Lee Hsss-, 3ol9eG 9@ iet VINO is
Mrs Mar M Summer here party including r-
and Airs stephen j. Kedtng Mrs. y - - Nv York
Hyt4id 9 6uii. roie eam3 this week on Moose ana
-.
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WE'LL.

F. Foster will be played at the inn on Friday
evening September g. the proceeds OF which are
10 be given TO the United Workers OF Greenwich.
a worthy charity. -
The bridge and luncheon party of Mrs. j. =.
Latin. on Thursday, an enjoyable affatr.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. n. Y, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-The post
poned races on the card OF the Algonquin regatta
were every bit as exciting IL they had been held
on the date scheduled Winners in the different
events were as follows: Rowing singles, Class A.
first, L. l. Wheeler: second. A. T. Harding; Glass
B. first. c. H. Jordan: second. J. F. Tebo. Fifty
yard swim. first. Homer Evans: second II. Burt
Tub race. first, Watson Harding: second Eugene
Sloan. Canoe singles. first, a T. Harding; sec
ond, L. L. Wheeler Women'S singles, first, Mrs.
J. +. Sinclair: second. Miss Dorothy Stone
Launch race, Class A, first, Here's How, w G..
F1oyd-Jones; second. Osceola, c. J. Swain. Glass
B. first. The Scout. B. II. Gray; second. The Iro-
quois. c. ]. Swain Tfting match. first A. T..
Harding and Charles Wheeler; second. Phelps
Harding and Samuel Crawford. Canoe doubles.
first. A. T, Harding and Samuel Crawford second.
Charles Wheeler and L. L. Wheeler. One hundred
yard swim, first G; H Jordan: second. 4. Z.
inEa w. ]. Moore and T. NJ. Reamer; second L L,
Wheeler. Charles Wheeler and ]. F. Tebo.
There has been considerable interest In horse
back riding among the young people here this
week One of the parties engaging in long trip
Monday included the Misses Jordan and Ro-
chon. the Misses Isla, Lucia and Berkeley Sloan
c. II. Jordan and I. A Barker,
The campers have done considerable entertain
ing this week There is jolly party at Camp
Mahmeekah, On the lower lake, where Mrs Axel
S. Vogt entertained at dinner party the other
evening.
C. ]. Swain this week launched his new motor
boats Sic-em and Tip. Both designed expressly
for speed and fast The Sic-em which Is
equipped with six cylinder 20-horsepower en- CINE
is expected to make the Here's How hustle for the
cha u1pionship.
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THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St. Regis, y. Y, Aug. 81 tSpeciaD-Ihat
# is the intention OF many of tho campers on this
chain OF lakes 10 remain in camp late INTO sep
tcrnber was made plain this week in their plans
for the reception and entertainment Of guests ior
that month which is the finest of the year III the
Adirondacks. Some of the campers VINO nave de-
ferred opening their camps arrived ms VIZ, st1y
accompanied by friends and prepared 20 S.aS
through September Amons the latter We, |SEe III NJ,
companied by their SON James Barney; and Their
and aIrs. Archibald S. Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtidndt L. Barnes 80
arrive early next week al his camp. Noodmere.
on the upper lake They will remain late into
Among those in the party at camp WiIdair ,t, the
this week Mr. and Mrs. II Worthington Bull.
Miss Nicholas and Miss Iioyt, of New York; James
Arthur Hoe is expected scon at Point Rush, The
d IpPeT r 81 hes n ol 3 N @ 5oefTt SfT tba2 CANT MI
this week. returning To the city Mr. and Mrs. T.
there. also returned to New York this week
Th@ Rev. W. B. 7. Smith lctt camp this week
Njr and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stoless and party
in October. Dr. Ransom s Hooker of New York.
whose engagement TO Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes
ovr sgHda3 Gh9res B4er Bs r Wf3 has been ip T
llns there. went this week to Camp Wyndoyer'
on Spithre Lake as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Or. and Mrs. Walter b. James have as their
guests at their camp on the upper lake Dr. and
Mrs Allan McL-ane Of New York
X
joining his wiz and family at Camp Elsinor. the
Upper St Regis camp OF L. II Coats Mr.. Coats
returned this week from trip 10 Philadelphia
John G. Bell, Of New York. arrived at Camp
katia, the Upper St Regis camp of Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Earle. Others recently arrived at this
camp include Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Fuller and MI
ana AIRS. +. II. Johnson. Mr. Fuller Victor g
Mather and George ii. Earle. il. Joined in fish
ing expedition 10 Osgood pond The other day,
turning with several good sized piCkereI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A VI. LOthrop viii leave camp IN
a few days Miss Ida y Griswold is the guest
Of Miss Anna Lusk at Point Comfort. the Upper
- Regis camp Of Miss IIISk'S brother. Professor
Graham LUsk. of New York.
Mrs l.. l.. Cook. ot New York. is the guest Of
Mrs. I. H. S.ade at Camp Jnderpiues r. l.
Slade started this week tor a visit with friends
Boston
Mrs T. II Howard is entertaining AT her camp
on the upper lake Miss Janet Fish. William Post
and Louis Livingston. Of New York.
lanes y HN, son of James J. Hill. returned
tEis week from 2 trip u the city the Pearl
Island camp OF Thomas Gardiner. in the upper
lake
Miss Thatcher of New York has Joined the
party at the Rocks. the Upper s.. Regis camp
r. O Beach of New York is a guest at the
camp OF Mr. ana Mrs +. ". Vanderbilt
Ihe point race under the auspices of the 81
regis Yacht club on Friday August 3. won
by Henry L. HOtChkiss. The name Of F. C. Tai
madge has been proposed FOR club membership
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THE AMPERSAND.

AmperSand y y Aug 81 (SpeciaD Through
OUT Inc week the golf players have been arriving
ana getting ready for the tenth annual open tour
nament OF the AInpersaud Golf Club which opened
to-day. and continues Monday and Tuesday or
qualifying round the rst round for t ce inne n the
SAND cup and the first round for the consolation
cup The second rounds for these cups will he
played on Monday morning. and the first rounds
Tor the Eaton Cup and the Blasted Hopes Cup will
he played then. Monday afternoon being given no
70 the semi -ilnals for all and all
day TO the finals and the eighteen hole handicap
Tor the Algonquin Cup.
The, golf players are still talking of the work of
golf team. who early in the week broke the record
Ior tle course, making the eighteen holes of the
made by otis l. Williams. which had stood for
several years Mr.. McCammOn, who. with Mrs
Me- Cannon, is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs Milton
tournament Among the other entries are H. 9
kichar| ISl ST. Andrews; Irving schmelzel Long
City Golf Club: Rolph Marsh. Englewood Golf
club: W: X. Hill, Portsmouth (N H Golf Club:
r. Boyce, Engewood Golf Club. w J. Mc{'on-
viii DYKE Meadow Golf Club: y O. Lanlson
BaItusr2l Golf Club: Kenneth DaIzeI. Rosevilie
Club: George A stevens. Lake Placid Golf Club:
OTIS l.. Williams. Richmond County Country Club:
Walter Stern. st. Andrews Club and H. Enrich
and 5. Enrich. Ampersand Golf Club.
- mIiioeT oI the cottage people are entertaining
IS here the guest of her father. J. T Baird,
+. ". Parguy arrived this week Joining Nrs
Parguy at the hotel. George De Lacy was an
family here. '''
Miss Margaret Z; Becker is the guest Of Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs Lee entertained at Iuncheon MISS
Catherine Britton and Miss Mary e. stokes
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hills are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Milton c. Work ct the Wigwam
one or the automobile parties of the week in
York Raroad % Fs Re6n of N the
May F. Spencer and Miss .. Spencer