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ment which is always one of the leading events
OF the kind in Northern New York has served 10
put many of the players hard at work IN daily
practice on the links. September 4, and are
the DAYS selected for the big event this season.
and George A. Stevens, the proprietor OF the no
tel has provided a fine collection of cups 10 be
played for. Among the players who arrived tIs
week and who will contest for the Adirondack
championship cup, which was won last season ny
p Paul Stevens is A w Tilnghast, of the Phila-
dephia Cricket Club and captain OF the team OF
United States golf players who last season played
a series of matches with the leading golf teams or
Canada. Mr.. Tnghast has been over the en-
larged course, and pronounces 1t one or the pest
he has played David Fleming. Jr-, VINO is an
other of the good players here, and W j. McCon-
will. of the Dyker Meadow Club, BROOKLYN are
both playing very strong games this season. as IS
George a Stevens, the proprietor of the hotel
William B. McElroy Of New York, who IS spend
ing the summer at his Signal Hill cottage is on
the links daily. and of the younger players mere
Allan Hardie of Brooklyn, who went around the
course in 4 the other day. is playing very good
game Malcolm Macdonald, of New YORK. VINO was
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child Calvin Pardee, who has been patron OF
the Ruisseaumont for many seasons, observed
his SEVENTEEN birthday in a very Informal man
ner, receiving the congratulations of his friends
not only upon that event, but upon the birth OF
a granddaughter in Atlantic City on the same
day Mr.. Pardee Joined at his cottage here
later in the week by his daughter. Mrs H w
Worden. Miss Lucia Worden. Master H. w. Wor-
den jr., and Miss Holly Beach. Mrs. Robert l..
Scheels who has been at the hotel since early
in the season, joined this week by Mr..
Scheels Harrison Fisher, the artist whose
sketches of women generally known, is among
the recent arrivals at the RuisseaumOnt. where he
will spend several weeks. Walter Capen. of New
York came up for the week end with Mrs. Capen
and their daughter. who here for the season
Mrs. J. G. Wood and her sister, Miss Desmond, of
London, who have been visiting at the Ruisseau-
for several weeks left few days ago for
RiChield Springs. party, including Miss Mary
Foster, Miss Alice Dixon. Miss Alice O'ReilIy,
Miss Murray and Miss Quinlan, of New York
voted day TO a drive TO John Browns grave
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Satterfeld, of New York,
among the recent additions to the cottage coli
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Farewell Dance Given in
AduiraI's Cabin on
the Hartford.

New london Conn. Julr 25-The return "f me
r-actic. SQUADRON yesterday for its farewell WISH
has made an interesting and a rather speciae1ia'
climax for the busiest of the season SO iaf-
4 farewell dance was given this afternoon IN me
ctous adnirals cabin OF the Hartford by the
rniddies complimentary to the debutanfes VINO are
spending the season Eastern Point. with officers
Of the feet acting as hosts the squadron MIS-
William Earl, Of New York: Mrs J. K Hagerty'
Of Baltimore and Mrs. ". Il. Moses, Of Wash
fng1on acted as ctaperons
Mrs Earl and Mrs Moses gave dinner for
NEdshipnen Koenig. Davidson Saxer, Northcroft.
Moses. Hodson, Ridgeiey and others last evening
and the party afterward attended the hop in the
gold and white ballroom of the Griswold.
The week was usherei in last Monday afternoon.
when Miss Mary Elliott gave a bridge party for
Miss Minna Kop1er. OF New York. al XII Care
villa Her guests were Mrs. Frederic A I.und.
Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs Charles Burnham, Mrs c..
Bergh, Mrs. Horace Poor Miss Lillian Earl Miss
Laura Clark. Miss Josephine Mabbitt Miss Helen
Fischer and Miss Grace Buchanan The prizes
were won by Mrs. Hughes. Miss Hopper and Miss
Clark. : reception and tea followed at ; o'clock
when many members OF the villa colony and hotel
guests called.
The diamond near the hotel the scene on
Tuesday morning Of hotIy contested baseball
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a favorite on the Stevens House links hve years
ago is devoting much time to the game. Among
the best of the women players thus lar actlVe IA
the sport are his sister, Miss Lillian Macoohaio'
Mrs McElroy and Mrs. Stephen H. Restins' "ho
came up from New York several days ago.
A party of golf players from New YORK VINO
spent the week at the Stevens House was heaoeu
bv r W Smith and included F. S. Crosby, John
King G. L. Robinson, David R. DAILY, e. A rage
J. r Dunbar Peter Mcdonnell and Robert NC
DonneIl They styled themselves 1.-THE original sons
~ -as+ and called the trip their seventh annual
outing" having avery jolly time during ther s'as.
During the early part of the week the members
of the Senate Forestry Committee MADE thelr ied"-
,,.-+ars at the Stevens House The company,
which included the wives of several of the Sena-
tors consisted of Senator and Mrs. George H. Cooo
and Miss WenzeIl, Senator and Mrs Fra"iey'
senator and Mrs Burr Senator and Mrs. Ackroyd,
Senator and Mrs. Gilchrist Senator and Mrs
Knapp Senator and Mrs Cullen, senator AhoS
serpeant-at-Arms Hotaling and Wlllam owens
The party were met at the hotel by James b
whipple Forest. Fish and Game Commissioner
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aboard their yacht Friday morning in honor of
Mrs. Buchanan. the guests including the Misses
Miller. Miss Bangs, Miss Clark Miss James b. Suth-
erland Miss Gladys Robbins, Miss Mabel Hance
and Miss Edna Riker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Hoyt, of New York who are
cruising in their yacht White Wings are here with
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grant Childers.
for short visit
Mrs. Robert Allyn, of Hartford who spent the
winter in Palm Beach, has just returned from Hot
Springs. and with her daughter Miss Dorothy
Allen who was in school in Washington is nj the
Grswold for a short visit with friends
Mr. and Mrs Paul PearsalI of New York are
spending the weekend with the Iatter's parents
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Philip Hichborn, al the
Grswold.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Jourdan OF BROOKLYN.
have joined friends at the Griswold for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Elston NJ. French of Planield came from New,
York in his 80 Thomas car with H Lee Bragg.
OF several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. l. Goddard ir Of
Providence, whose marriage took place Wednesday
a week ago at the Holly House, near Narragansett
spent the weekend at the Griswold having come
from Narragansett in their automobile
Recent arrivals at the Griswold are: Mr. and
Mrs r S. Woodward jr.. Gilbert r. Elliott Mrs
May. Miss Cecile X May, Mrs John Thanon Mrs
Eugene l.. Maxwell, Edwin Cary H. L. Cricrs
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Charlton Rivers. G. Hunter Brown.
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs William F. Palmer and
James c. Parrish jr.. of Boston, Mrs Charles P
Turner. OF Philadelphia. and c. p Emerson. of
Clifton Springs.
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn. n. Y. July 25-A party Of young
people from the inn who took part in of the
numerous jolly outings Of the week had an expe-
rience which they not likely forget.
In two launches they made the trip Little Square
Lake. where they spread their luncheons end had
picnic They had merry time and not until
the hour to return TO the inn did they dis
cover that in some manner their launches had gone
adrift. Fortunately there a rowboat handy
and some OF the young men volunteered 10 find the
launches. This however. they did not succeed IN
doing until they had rowed n distance or four
miles. In the time the rest OF the party, un-
able get back 10 the Inn could only swallow
their impatience and await the return of those
gone in search OF the runaway launches. The
party which headed by William l.. Rich. Jr.,
and Paul c. Thebaud. jr., included Miss f. Dunn
Mrs. ]. II. Dunn Miss w. Barnell. Miss Alice
Richardson, Miss Dexter. Miss Martin. Miss Phil
lips Miss Booth Miss Runkle. Miss Timson. Miss
Fiske. Mrs. Hoops and Mrs. Bagley. Seth Eimes.
A. Foss Leonard Richardson. Douglas Blas6en
Arthur y. Gipin, Douglas Dunn and the Rev.
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Photograph by L. E. ShattuckD

and paid a visit to Saranac Inn, where tney met
Governor and Mrs. Hughes Before they started
for the Fulton chain of lakes the committee took
a trip around Lake Placid, the better TO be IN
formed of the islands in that lake which the state
Is desirous of acquiring
Several automobile parties have arrived at the
Stevens House during the week One OF these
included Mr and Mrs II. c. Rogers, Dr. and MIS-
r w Severance and Mr. and Mrs. F. N Free
man Another consisted OF Mr. and Mrs. L. r
Boyle E J. Boyle and l.. t. Plunkeu faul anu
Hubert Stevens, of the proprietor, VINO mace
the trip TO New York in their automobile on thelr
way back made the 100 miles from Albany 10
Lake Placid in seven and one-half hours which
is considered a record run.
James Hardie and Andrew Mars, of Brooklyn
who are spending the season at the Hardie cot
tage have been making some record catches OF
fish during the week. There has been considerable
Entertaining among the guests and cottage people
Mr and Mrs William B. McElroy gave a very en-
iovabIe chicken roast and fapjack party TO a
company of friends in the woods on the shore of
Sunset Straits on Wednesday afternoon. Among
those present Miss Lillian Kennedy the Misses
Marie and Bessie Kennedy Miss Kelley, the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St Regis, D. Y. July 25--The preliminary
races for the Idem class boats in the series an
nually sailed under the auspices Of the St Regis
Yacht Club have been started and have thus far
been productive of much good work. indicating
that the contests when the regular point series is
started. will be some OF the best in the history
of the club. A proposition has been made TO aban-
don the point system in connection with races
sailed under the auspices of the club. The mat
ter will be considered the annual meeting in
August. but 1t IS considered likely that the
new proposition will meet with favor on the part
of a majority or the members Of the club. In the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Motorists at the Popular Resort
Golfers on Links.

Richfeld Springs. N Y July a Clevsia1a
tour OF about fifty persons. en- route for Laks
George. was scheduled TO spend Sunday and Nol-
day at the darlington. but rain and heavy roacs
were encountered on Saturday. that only thrss
cars made the detour and came here But tnsrs
has been no lack Of other motorists at the ho1s@
among them being r. 7. Letheridge. OF BrooNyH
who was accompanied by his daughters. Misses
Ethel and Dora Letheridge. They viii remain sss-
eraI weeks Others. from Elmira. y. Y were AZ
and Mrs l. Allison, MIR. and Mrs w Wexford saa
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Booth, while New 4orzss
were Mr.. and Mrs John H. Matthews. Miss Nad-
Ion Matthews. F. c. Wechmar and Robert ) NC
Creery
Notable among the weeks newcomers 20 tas
Berkeley -waiontha were Mr.. and Mrs. rhecoo1'
Guerra. Mrs. Charles B. Mulligan and Miss fos-
Mulligan, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs VIZ
lam Herman and Miss Herman. Of Utica y y n
and Mrs. Charles W. Butterfeld, Of Chicago SAA
Clifford Lewis. Of Philadelphia
A party OF young men from 81. Paufs son00.
who have been playing at the chief golf clubs o.
Central New York. were al the Darlington 2.
Wednesday night They were captained oy H~''
B. Putnam. jr.. OF Philadelphia and Wa'e''-1
n. Y. and the team included T. W. case
Auburn. n. Y: ]. c. DevereUx. OF Utica; Eus'.'
Barnhart. of Chicago; H \ Orrick. jr' OF D---'
more. and c. VI. Tyson. Of Knoxville. Tenn
New Workers who are in Richheld for say - =
some time and who made the trip by au'oino.-s a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W Hogan ana -
Dorothy Hogan. who came on from Wlanno -. -
and at the Tuller. Mrs. Edouarc / MS 9
has also recently Joined her mother MS -, =
Conklin, at this house. Mr.. and Mrs L. v -
of New York and Garden City, who are al lh7 -
dallwood have proved themselves ths 1- - s,v
anglers Of Richheld. They spend nearly sVsIs -
fishing on Lake Canadarago. and have Hi-~S
remarkably good catches IAN
Bedford Leighton holds the record Ior Inv -.
on the Darlington alleys. where oO"Ahs -
come favOrite pastIme -.
Mr.. and Mrs William Taylor. OF New i0iN N "a
up 10 Richheld IN their automooile TINS w. Nnxs
are with Mrs. George II. Taylor al Hail1"-
Mary StOckbridge is also guest there- ,f-x
John r. Montgomery IS the guest OF NJ 49,
Montgomery at Malcolm Lodge -, ..a
AT the KendalIwOod late arrivals are 1r,I,.r
Mrs George F. Lyon OF New York. MIS- ,,.'.vtL LII
Cox and family and Miss Cox. OF Spuy'sn
and Miss Carrie II. Utter. Of New YORK -,
Among those returning 10 the cary Coz t,0bl,-
Mrs Martin T. Greene. Mrs Robert E-iill-71
son and Miss T. Z. G- Higgins. OF Ne"
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ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEAVA

A prominent arrival at the Or'e"'@. ,.r,y
baroness Ravei de Graf1enned- who. "lin -
or friends came down in a large touring car -
OssIning on the Hudson. =, A.
Judge d. Cady Herrick and Mrs Herii0
bany. have been spending the week mere su--.
Hon Howard Payson Wilde one OF the .Tlv
viving lawyers engaged in the famous bee- .srs
ton trial. is a recent arrival at ire OF'Si OF - Is
ne has received cordial welcome from H'''''
old friends who are summering here. ,vssx
One of the pleasant social affairs OF th' -,
was dinner given by Mrs. Edward La1'e- L'. ,ss
and her son. Alfred The table. placed . .s,n
veranda overlooking the ocean. was deeoF@''T .-,a
flowers Mrs Lauterbachs guests Were |,,-
Schlippenbach the newly appointed huSS-'- ,,,,sa-
sui General at New York. Mrs. RusseA = -
cock and Mrs. John Temple GraysA
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preliminary race for Idem boats. sailed last G..
urday f. Louis Slade finished first with pol
Stuart second. II. T. Pratt third and the yars. =
william Rauch fourth. Mr.. Rauch was this -,
one of a party. including William Hall Psnsold
c. r. Peabody and DIR. Walter p. James. thai -
turned from a salmon fishing expedition On -
Restigouche. in Canada
Mrs. Emmons Blaine. the daughter OF Cyrusu
COrmick who has been for many seasons =
itor TO the st. Regis chain Of lakes but dla Il
come here last summer. has returned. accomoar,s
by her son. Emmons Blaine. jr.. the grand.o, !.
James c. Blaine Mrs. Blaine and her son :.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Louis sIada .
Camp Underpines, the Upper St. Regis Iss.
On the occasion Of her last visit the 81 R...
chain OF lakes Mrs Blaine organized and s,Iouo-,s
a summer school for the children OF the glisdax :
the vicinity. This work very succession a.
NAV be undertaken again.
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ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y.

This place is TO be congratulated Efforts hzvs
been made for years to have lake Every vis'sor
remarks, ITO complete the ideal summer resort
vorI need a lake Last THURSDAY surveyors De-
gan work on the project OF a lake, which IS 70 os
about one-half mile wide BY two miles long Lnl
will be adjacent 70 the village The annual tsSil<
tournament will be held the first week in AEzlz
on the courts of the CObbIe HH Golf Club. Ths
windsor has added much TO its livery. and Nr
Taylor the riding master. is kept busy The SWIM
ming pool is doing a thriving business these warn
days Golf is the attraction as usual and BIDS
fair to outdo all other years Alfred Rigey, ths
celebrated player from Southern California ho-1s
the record of the course to date
Arrivals include Mrs. Robert Olyphant 4 Cars-
ton. E L H. Howell, Miss Howell, James B. Gay,
w D. waIdron. Mr.. and Mrs W. 4 Haase ard
Mr. and Mrs. H d. Macedonia
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Misses LYONS. Miss May Oakley Miss Alice Nc
Elroy Louis Kennedy, John McElroy, NJ f. Bur
gen. d. NJ Lyons T. Augustin Aller, Raymond ana
Hubert Stevens and Edmund Kennedy.
Mrs George a. Stevens has had camp SWasllhi
t rsr csn,n on Sunset Straits placed in con-
dition and will entertain lavtshly there during
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs Virginia Aldridge mother OF former RAN
road Commissioner George w Aldrldge arrived
at the Stevens House this week and DAVID fieirl-
ing ir was Joined there by his mother, Mrs l..
F. Fleming his grandmother. Mrs. r. M MT
kinney and Masters D. F. and W. I. Fleming
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H., :, +he CHESTS were ever more deeply interested
,n :, than they are this season. and just to prove
that theirs is active instead of passive lh'e'
tbey went the length the other day OF ofsaiii~iis
q ream and played with the hotel team a game
which was mostly all laughs and foul baiis thous
Tho score at the end stood 10 to II in favor Oh 's
guests Among those spending the summer ~
who took part in the game were II H. Haie'
r. Mayhew Phinney. jF. Stanley Jacot Ar'iu. -
Marsh. y. H. startzman. j. H. Boyle. John moir'
ir E F. Hiscocks and j. Mora. AS referee tIeoise
y sohugen who is here with his family fof tie
summer made great hit. and r. MaShe" nm
ney as his assistant. was very funny
The Young people have organized several noun
tain parties during the week One OF these, hi'N ~
ing the ascent of Mount Whitney, included eTeoise
F Sohngen and family, Or. r. c. Fox, MRS = M
Phinney Master c. NJ. Phnney, Jr-' Mrs d, W.
Mcguire the Misses Mcguire. Mrs H. A Hpi'is',
y H Startznan, Miss jeanette FERNANDEZ anu
Miss c. p Parsons. driving party to Hgh falls
early in the week included Mrs. G Betty hifnpaii'
Mr. and Mrs William Philip and Mrs T. Ellsworth
Williams Of New York. and a party MAKING 'ho
trip TO John Browns grave included MISS opnaii'
Miss Rogers Miss Gilbert, Miss Florence "llsoh'
c. f Holbrook and Oliver Gragg SeVeral &u'oiho-
bile parties reached the Grand View TINS "eeh.
Ono af these headed by Colonel A. 5. Green OF
New York included Mr. and Mrs. Peter hooha'1
and Miss Mulqueen who came up aho 9oliieu n
and Mrs George ". Ketcham or Ne" ioih' d' ''io
Grand View The latter. who are entertaining Mas
ter Charles Durkin, were also Jolneo carry III 'No
week by Mr. and Mrs. J. P Gay
A number OF pleasant little teas and card parhes
have taken place during the week one pretty
little spread was that given early IN the week oy
DIR and Mrs z. Ellsworth Williams, OF Ne" 1orh'
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William ENgar fhip
Mrs Thomas Parkes, wife of the proprietor oh
the Grand View has this week given several en-
tovable bridge parties the porch Of her oeauu-
ful camp The Naples, which is located near the
hotel Several jolly dances have taken place.
MANY of the older people here took part IN that
of last Saturday evening. Several bridal couples
90 ,,o1r etonning at the Grand View and are good
neturedv enduring the jokes at their expense pens
nernetrated by their friends Madame Badeau'
widow or General Adam Badeau, who accompanied
General Grant on his of the world. arrived at
I'll. Grand View this week. She is accompanied py
Miss Harriet Van Dolsen. Miss Ethelwynde LOCK-
hart was also among the New York arrivals 1he
Rev Dr B. Remensnyder, of New York, who Is
hero with Mrs Remensnyder and Miss Remensny-
der deyotes much time to long walks ABOUT the
vicinity Early the week, in company with ms
danchtsr and Arthur L. Marsh. DR.. Remensnyder
-o,, ,b-o,eh the picturesque trail in Grand view
PARK Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. CORDOBA came up from
o-eu, York making the trip to the Grand View IN
their auto.
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
Ill,
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WHITEFACE INN.

-,o,s y Y. July 2-Among the campers
GO - there has been much entertaining uuI
= -La week At Camp Theanograns MT =" I-.
c,,nnlee gave tea in honor OF hei - p,oe
f-fnia Kerble her guests inciuoins 'Ie 10 EIea,d.
s+t,x kelley Michler. Dobson ana 49, ,
~ c-o,-art Rainer and c. ". Mc>ee! az
- T Killings Later in the week ME- - Ip
-, - bostess at an enjoyable brldge paiS
- a. her camp TO about twenty u 49,
ss.ss among the campers and hotel guess
iflei1@ Iro,,,,on Mrs H c. Atkinson gave
a. 80 If Mrs Charles Longstreth ahu hi
T--,;es 2 T.add 10 which many OIL le CHn ,,,5
ro,el people were invited her hst OF -.
t,g Nr and Mrs. Supplee MI anu -, ~ NJ
[-h.-obers Mr. and Mrs. George Ia hNee',-, r-,tg
NJ : perot MI and Mrs. John his''i
-, ,,rs Mary E Gardner, Mr. ano Mfs, - ,'-I7,
n-a,+e ir the Misses Solari. Mrs T. n II 7
- .,d Mrs Walter Mason. MT an" -, ~
Teez Mrs Catharine McNeely, = ~
1eh.ess, - Mrs Harrington Mills. Mrs. A ~ "
s enc Misses Vandegrift Dopsoh' ~ -
go Adams Mrs John F. MccauieH, ,,.a,,o-
@,.,s-1. Y NJ Pratt, Mr- and Mrs A n - 90
Miss Rice and Miss Constance -, ., tba
-, .,iovable bridge parties OF the wen - O.
~ - .h,. gi,-en bv Mrs. William H. 1-s ma
e. of the vice-commodore OF the LdA ~
vac7t Club at Camp Red wing M sod a.
r-.o-ra L Higgins, Of New horh- en- - ~.
s5,,er one evening early in the week M. 90 81
- ..l,,rso, and their son Carroll Atkinson
1.s5sr evening was given up 10 very me-
,nq progressive hearts party Tor the Soure .o-
decorated with gay coioTeu faFe@
tn. r-izs winners among the ladies' were'
&C. Miss H NJ. Crawford; secono' -N -.
rIrgeirs. third Miss Michler; the boopy pliN' 80 80
Srrtd,,. among the men, first, E. {. JafleSoii'
5 AZ w Wehnecke: third, Clinton .. buif'
BOBBY. Henry Burn . ,,o,,,,.
nartv from the Inn making the ascent oi -Houil'
S1Jti-efsce one day this week included MISS Hse
80. r,or.on the Misses Cassidy, L - heEeiieE'
" T Billings and J. y. Staples Jr- oi
- yo-k Mr. Staples in the company OF a guiue'
-aae the ascent early the week for the purpose
- ,earninr the trail. The ladies singles lle hIs'
e -be seasons tennis events, are scheouled lor
Monday. , -, o,.
+ournarnert were announced this week as august
= 1s and 1s and the golf players have peen pusS
On the links all the week in preparation loI 'Iio
coming events George L. Huggins, OF Ne" 1oIh'
-. ,,- from the city early in the week joining
Mrs FIurgins al Camp Colburn. Other recent ar
-+ya1s from New York Mr.. and Mrs. HenFy
Nm Miss Grace Burn Master Walter r Burn
Charles T B. Rowe Mr.. and Mrs Harry w VIII
,sras Miss Janet Williams. Master Donald Will
Jams Mr. and Mrs. George F. Parsons, u r. Far-
sens ir and O. L Parsons MI anu MIS- <AU
z7,stine Banks and the Misses Banks.
Mrs ! B. Tiffany. of New York. who arrived
early in the week has Joined here her friend MIS-
! J Belden widow Of ex-Congressman Beloen'
THE GRAND VIEW.
Lake Placid July 25.-Baseball has always oeeh
favorite sport the Grand View but it is DOUBT
New-York tribune., 1908-07-26
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. n. Y. July z5--w. c. Brown. g.,
vice-president OF the Neg York Central us,
has arrived at his cottage Here for the surn,- !,
one who takes keen interest IN horseback riSt,z
He has with him fine string os horses. and o,rs5
adds the spice OF variety 10 the sport BY Issx-,-
the main highways and pushing into some os "a
more picturesque OF the trails through the fO-srs
Mr. and Mrs Brown, who have one Of the NOS,
attractive cottages at this resort, accompanies
by their daughter. Miss Margaret Brown; By MrS
r F. Pierce and her two children, OF Chicago. asa
nv H w Burnhanl. OF New York
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THE RUIssEAUM0NT.

Lake Placid. N L, July 25--W1th fnoun'diii
parties, coaching parties and climbs up Wh1te-
face and other nearby peaks, many of the guests
ar the Ruisseaunont have this week been anus
ing themselves while others have literally patron
izeJ the waters of the lake for swimming. motor
boating and canoeing. One of the enJoyaoie dln-
ner parties was that given by j. Z. cooper carry
in the week when he entertained c. l. Dangler
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. Dangler and