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New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
LAKE GEORGE.
Big aquatic Display Planned f'r
august Ed Record CGtCb.

Lake George. y. Y. August IA regatta = =.
ing planned for August . by the Glens raNs
Club. which bids fair 10 be one OF the srea'ss
events ever held at the head OF Lake Geors.
Heretofore hague. the headquarters OF the Las.
George Regatta Association, has had al D
glory. lie Grand c. Cramer. the chairman o. 49,.
regatta committee. has offered trophy as 80
for the fastest motor boat. and many HisH
power boats Will take part in the tNeH''
Prizes Will also be awarded l0i -. -
boats OF various grades There VIII DC . -
Of decorated boats. and display OF -. "a
a grand ball at the Fort William Henry A'''
the evening.
The regatta season was begun in srnal.
last Saturday at the Fort William Henry 80,
number of motor boat races and o'hel
held. ,,
NJ. and MIS-. William J. Anderson OF niO'.1, M
are entertaining at their Tongue Mouh''i"
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Browning. arc
DR.. and Mrs. A. X. Allen. OF PhliaoeLpN -'s. "A
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs r Burgess " -
the Sycamore. Mr. Warren Is an inyeteFS'0 y.
man OF more than local fame l"aS' -. IN
broke all his previous records oy ,,r+ va
twenty-five lake trout whose combined Neis"
les pounds IA
In the sagamore tennis tournament OS~~ ~,
Knsuth Is the winner OF the mems sins'sS be-
mixed doubles round robin resulted II : T,vsc
tween Miss Helen simpson and AIOel. ,1.. q
Miss E. Conser and Oswald Aha1'N'
Armistesd and W. q. Hoag
Hotel arrivals from New York tneinds- ..s
saxarnore-Mr and Mrs. NJ T. TOWNSEND -.
erick B. Stinson. Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS IA q
Mr. and Mrs. II ". vanderpocL Mr. ana a.-x.s
z. Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs George W.
and Mr. and Mrs. s. Tate and dapghtsr "A
AIarion-Mr. and Mrs Henry r Rien' M us
Mrs w 8 Lemon Mr. and Mrs. A MarKle. -
r. C. Bonnat and daughter and Miss N'
Masten. r,rss
Fort William Henry-Mr. and MrS L : xrxs
and family II. II. Hanna. A ". AcCur1S' c.-.,s
Frances Starr. Mrs Sara Gould MIS- .',,,an
Gould Mrs. l.. Hadwell. Mrs. and Mrs "a
p Scott Mr. and Mrs j. w Abendroth' VT a.
Mrs Robert Hoe Mrs Richard II. Gattiins' w.
and Mrs. David +, Jones and family. Ni, ,r-s
Mrs. P. B. Noyes. Robert Chambers. MI anu NJ
e z. Lawrence. DIR, and Mrs C. T. A0als''. A0a..,,.
and Mrs l. NJ Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs = F'si -.
Wicks. Mr. and Mrs A C. Jucson. Mr- a.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
Many Of the Cottagers Will
Entertain House
Parties.

New London. Conn. Aug. Much interest is being
manifested here in the of the New York Yacht
Club S9-focters from Port Washington. Long Isl
and. 10 New Haven. and thence 10 New London
next week. under the auspices Of the Manhasset
Bay Yacht Club. They will join the New York
Yacht Club squadron here on August c. The New
York Yacht Club will rendezvous here for two days
before proceeding TO Newport and it is expected
that II viii be the gayest week Of the season for
the yachting playground of America" Many Of
the cCttagers and hotel patrons will entertain par
ties OF friends and the yachtsmen viii entertain
aboard their craft
Mrs Morton +. Plant entertained party Of
friends at Branford House on Monday Afternoon
with bridge Tea was served on the terrace over
looking the Italian gardens at the close of play.
The winners of the prizes were Miss stephens
Mrs Robert CLappell. Mrs. FIaight and Ms Alfred
Chappeil. Other guests included Mrs Mclean.
Mrs Sac,1ett Miss Theodore Palmer. Miss Tyler,
Miss Lynch. Mrs. Edward Wright. Miss Hussey.
Miss Noble. Miss amelia Stephens. Miss Audrey
Townsend Sackett. Miss Remsen. Miss Virginia
Palmer. Miss Norrie and Mrs. Bait.
Miss Nina Hopper entertained at the GTIsWold on
"Wednesday at a luncheon complimentary Miss
Mary Elliott, of New York The guests Mrs.
Frederick A I4und Mrs. John Hughes Mrs. Hor-
Poor. Miss Josephine MabbotI. Miss Louise
Brown, Miss Helen Avery. Miss Mary Elliott Miss
Laura Clark, Miss Grace Buchanan. Miss Adelaide
Gosenhofer, Miss Gladys Robbins, Miss Helen
Fischer and Miss Lydecker.
MIS- w J. Fleming chaperoned a merry party of
young people On wednesday afternoon, when Miss
Mary Bradley entertained the yacht Express
complimentary TO her guest, Miss Aida Liuffrio of
baltimore The trip made to Watch Hill,
Where the party had tea The guests the
Misses Hagerty. Miss Van Week Miss Wilson
tachard cushraan, Harry l.. Bunce. ar. Lenerts
~ E21lks. NJ. Hsde AID CT Perkins
Mss Louise Brown aal E-is I1se r-iascbrr7 ,,
were Tie winners # TIE two s1rz ~. cul,s m
The "oinen's coubles tennis to-. memt the finals
Of which were played wednesday rncrn.ng. Other
players Miss Nellie Adurdock and Miss Lillian
Eafl MISS Florence Van Week and Miss Louise
Hager1y. Miss Emily HaSerty and Miss Ruth Ont,
Gait. Miss Henrietta Platt and Miss Irene Clifford
Miss Madeline Miller and Miss Lois Perkins Miss
May Miller and Miss Grace Frank and Miss GLADYS
Robbins and Miss. Frances Jones'
Many members have Joined the roller saat-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
J. D. R0CkEFELLER'S
NEW POCANTIC0 HOME
Continued from third psxs.

Doubtless the great stone wall being erected aroura
the house could almost be looked upon pen.
aIty for It probably intended protect the 90
cupant Of the house from intruders. This IS not
the only house in the grounds which has to be pro
tected from prying eyes The wooden house usay
bv occupied by John d. Rockefeller. IT, Is sur
rounded by a piazza Each entrance TO this piazz.
is closed by a locked door A caller cannot even
gain access 10 the front door 70 ring the bell with
out first ringing bell for admission to the piazza
itself
Some OF the rewards are here seen in the gols
course which flows away a rolling, closely
clipped lawn directly in front and Just below ths
house Down among the treetops the bright red
tiled roofs the massive stone home OF Nj Rocks-
feIlers horses gleam in the sunlight, adding
of color which is pleasing Just behind the stables
are a sunken garden and a large conservatory. IN
another direction short distance away IS charm
ing little pool from whose mirrorlike surface rss
two or three fountains.
Some of the ornamental features which, il Is said.
will be added to the park swimming pools,
cades and a terrace with statuary. II is said also
that there will be playhouse" for &r. Rocks
felIers grandchildren. This. according TO reports
will be connected with the new house by covered
passageway, possibly for use on rainy days
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
MILES OF DRIVES.

The earIv farmers OF this section OF North Tar
rytown would not know their land to-day All the
stone fences have been removed II bowlders ones
tested the religion Of the farmers. they never VIII
again for they have disappeared The grounds
to-day are parkIike not only IN their extent but IN
their appearance. The open. gently rolling slopes
are broken at wide intervals by stretches OF wood
land. Practically all the open ground. contain
ing hundreds of acres, is closely clipped Ms
after mile Of drives winds around the slopes In
graceful curves. Apparently Mr.. Rockefeller toes
not OBJECT visitors driving through his grounds.
notwithstanding the signs about trespassins, so
long as they do not go near his home or that OF
his son. There are numerous signs which read
Keep OF the lawn suggesting that he IS not
everse to permitting people TO see his grounds.
In the acquisition of the parcels necessary to
complete his scheme for a summer home Mr.
Rockefeller has bought house after houss. II 10
said that there seventy-eight houses IN the
park to-day which he has acquired IN the course
OF the execution OF his plans Most Of them are
occupied by employees. There have beer SONS par
cells OF property which Mr. Rockefeller has not
found it possible. with all his great wealth %
purchase Mr. Rockefeller does not Ike saloons
in his neighborhood- Last Tuesday a tavern
standing at the junction OF Sleepy Hollow, Bed
ford and Eastvtew roads. IN the village OF North
Tarrytown, offered for sale at auction II was
known as The Anchor. and had been conductss
by John Jacob Meln for twenty-four years Eight
years ago. 1t is said, Mr.. Rockefeller offered hin
$500 for his place He declined. and has gainea
some good advertising IN consequence. II orougns
5000 auction II Is said that there Is posi-
bility Of a dance hall being added to the saloon
which scarcely a quarter OF mile in an sirIns
from Mr.. RockefeIler's new house.
Since Mr.. RockefeIlar's old house was burned %
has occupied a stone and stuccO house part way
down the hilI the side toward the Hucso'
River. From the front piazza OF this rslafveO
modest home he obtains a superb view OF ns
lower Highlands and the upper end Of the Isppsa
Zee
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
OTHER LAKE PLACID RESORTS

An experience which they do not care to repeat
was that of North Woods party who were to climb
Mount Whiteface last Thursday. H. K. Heath
field was to act as guide and A P. F. Castro, A F.
Castro, T N Baylis, NJ Lyman. j. w. Greenhelge
and E 3. Plant the other members of the
party. Although they have several times climbed
the mountain this occasion they lost the trail.
and after several hours wandering found them
selves in the town of St Armand, which is on the
opposite side mountain This party
later in the week made q successful ascent Among
the arrivals at the Inn are Miss Vernett NJ Hewett,
William 2 Clark Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Lee Mallory,
H p. Plant, E. Plant. S. D. Muihowland, c. F.
Cowan Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hinners. Herbert Mark.
NJ L. Glass and George Lewis,
Card parties and tramping the attractions at
The Pines this week. A mountain climbing party
who reached the top of Wtteface made of
Lawrence and Allen Hayes. Barnard Certify,
Alfred Linstead and Frank Stevens Patrons TO ar
rive were Loretto c. Talon. H. J. Talon, the Rev.
W T. Moxom. A. W. Stickney and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Degenhardt.
mont busy. One party Of twenty drove to High
Falls one day this week another party of fifteen
climbed Eagles Eyrie and another of twelve went
up Mount Whitney Lawn tennis is also popular
the Belmont Among the arrivals there are Mr..
and Mrs z. T. Atwood Mis- Addie Atwood. H. B.
Wood. Moneca Curran. Mr.. and Mrs II. r. BARN
ger, Mrs Frank S Sheldon. Miss Miriam Wright,
Janet B. Rodgers, E. l. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Montgomery. Mrs. John l. voorhees, and her
Russell R. Voorhees,: c. g Eneneck, ]. Frank
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs R NJ. Barnes. Miss E. L Glib
son and Allen Gilmore.
At Lakeside Inn 4 party who went up Mount
Whiteface L. Lewis, Mrs. S Richards, W. s.
Grady. William Kampner, A. Patri, E, L Smith,
Miss Sarah Furst, Miss l. NJ. Daily and Miss Agnes
Little
A Homestead launch party which went to White
face Inn was composed of the Misses Margaret Coo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
SHELTER ISLAND.

Ai&ahanset Manor. y. Y. Aug. L--Maay well
known people registered at the Manhansei House
from New York, Brooklyn and other cities during
the week, among them being Judge Blanchard Ad-
miral Sgsbee. Senator SAKE, John H O'Bren Cliff
ford Brokaw, Herbert b. Atha. Arthur Mack MIR.
and Mrs Pierce Howard. p. F. Clarke and wife
and Mrs. Cochrane her daughter The mid.
summer ball given last night was brilliant affair
the hotel being crowded it's capacity and the
gowns striking. Interesting water sports
were arranged for to-day-a 10o-yard swimming
cash for men and women sGa and spoon raos tub
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

during the week In ono of these were Major
James B. Erwin, u g. A. and William c. Skin
ner Mrs. T. Ashby Blythe. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
ID. Pickett and William Markham made up another
party. and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. He:nze. another.
A j. Sheldon was another from New York who
arrived in his automobile. and another party in
ciuded Mr.. and Mrs. c. BarnUm Seeiey. Miss TuttIe
and Master c. B. Seeley jr. In another party were
Mr. and Mrs. e. F. Botsford, Mr. and Mrs. j. g.
Perrin and Miss e. J. Hall. Another party in
cluded Mr. and Mrs G. B. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Williams. W. A Wright. Miss Ambrose and
Miss Merriam Samuel Flanagan. DR. George H.
Oliver, c. W. Hyde and B. Zee Brown made up an
other automobile party. and in another were Mr.
ZeIier.
At the cottage OF her father. P C. Mafitt, Miss
Julia Mafitt Is entertaining Miss L. VI. ChOuteaU.
Dr. and Mrs. z. l.. Trudeau have been entertain
Ing at their cottage DIR. and Mrs. James Alexander
Miller. Mrs. A j. Mlbank arrived early in the
week her cottage Mrs. W..C. Brown. wife OF
the first viCe-p president OF the New York Centra:
Is entertaining at her cottage Mrs. Sanford Ma
keever Of New York One OF the hotel cottages
has been taken for the OF the season by
Mrs Joseph r. Swan and VI s. Lois Swan Mr.
and Mrs g. q. Matthewso of New York. have also
taken cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. 8. Wheeler. o. Rye. n Y, VINO
arrived on Thursday. have gone to their camp on
OsSood Lake for the balance Of the summer They
are ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Lever and
Master Arthur Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs p NJ Benedict came up this week
and ioined Mr.. Benedict's parents, Nh and Mrs
II. H. Benedict H. II. Benedick Jr, also arrived
this week one New York party included Mrs
Hamilton Fish Kean, John Kean I'd. and Robert
W, t<aan
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
WIIiBURTON-BY-THErSEA.

Wilburton- blythe Sea, N. j. Aug. 1.-rhinEs are
going with rush at the Wilburton. Arrangsnsnts
have been made for series OF card partiss one
each week. Bridge whist, military euchrs and Ave
hundred will be played. An entertainment for the
benefit of the Ann May Memorial Hospital. In
Spring Lake viii be held this month
Recent arrivals at the Wilburton include Mr. and
Mrs. Preston " Trull and George L. Blcodgood OF
Brooklyn: G. Lee Stout of Bloomfield. aal Mrs
Jefferson X. Clark Miss Eleanor g. voorhis Mrs
Julia Clark and s. w. Mcguire, OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
AT EIJZABETHTOWN.

Elizabethtown, N T.. Aug. Last Sunday
night the Windsor Orchestra and Mrs. I. A. Jones,
a New York contraito. gave sacred concert
Horseback riding. driving, automoblling golf. lawn
tennis and baseball popular pastimes The
Elzabethtown baseball team won two victories
this week, defeating Ticonderoga II to and the
Mineville team o to 4. The 'AH Collesates' OF
Round Lake booked to play here August and
and the Stevens House team will appear later.
Sunday nineteen members OF the Wswonassa Club
took dinner at the Windsor. They came and went
IN automobiles
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

OF the largest swimming pools in this country
artistically tiled and filed with sparkling artesian
wen water Swimming seems to have become a
popular pastime among the young people, as we'll
as golf. tennis and other outdoor sports
Large numbers of automobile parties continue to
visit the lodge daily. and as the roads over the
entire Briarclin estate have and are free
from DUST this pastime is rendered all the
joyahle.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

boIting to one side, threw him from the saooe-
tIe cIrns to the reins. and though dragged a con-
siderable distance. managed to prevent the morse
from getting away party of young persons iioih
the stevens House. including Miss Phyllis verify
Miss Anna Cozzens. Miss Shannon, Miss Helen
Ishau. Ralph Wall. John McGraw and Paul and
Hubert Stevens, early in the week had a launch
ride on Lake PLACID followed by spread at Camp
Swastika Mrs Stevens's camp on the shore' OF
Sunset Straits One of the numerous dinner par
Ties of the week was that at which Mrs. Stevens
entertained Professor and Mrs. John Hopkins, MISS
r C Pyrerr Mrs Hopknss sister; Mrs wright
wife of DR. J. Wiliston Wright. and her son. HUI
bert Stevens. The sixty-eighth birthday of Dr.
Wright was pleasantly observed by company OF
his friends at Camp Swastika Thursday. Dr.
and Mrs Wright who this week entertaining
their daughter Mrs Herbert E. Payne, of New
women golf players at the Stevens House were
pleased this week over the return of Mrs Hughes
wife of Captain James Hughes, 4th Cavalry, L.
6 A stationed at Fort Meade. n. ID. Mrs. Hughes
is one Of the best of the women players. She is
the guest of Miss Harriet Daniels at the latter
cottage on signal Hill. the Stevens House. AT
Ride-a-Wee. their cottage on Signal HILL near the
hotel Mr. and Mrs. William B. McElroy have been
entertaining this week the Misses Daley, the
Misses Lyons Mss Kelley and Miss May Oakley,
The Misses Rankin, of Londonderry. Ireland, ar
rived to-day at Wndyknowe, the Signal Hill cot
taze of Mrs James Hardie, Of Brooklyn Mrs
Hardie's sister Mrs Robertson. wife Of Dr.. Y. A
Robertson, of Brooklyn, also arrived at the cot
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

nan. Irene Coon, Hortenss Warner, Fred Dawson
Clifford Christian and Clifford Herbert yacht
ing party spent the day at the foot of Mount White
face one day this week. Those who took this out
inc were James McDonough, Walter Kecham, \.
Nicholson, Fred Dawson, clifford Herbert, Clifford
Christian, Mr.. McNeth Fred Ruppe, Miss Mabel
Werner Miss Agnes Ira che nberg, Miss Madeline
Werner Hortense Werner. Miss Mary Coonan
Irene Coon Miss Mary Coon Miss Cecile Werner.
Euchre and whist parties popular at the Lake
Placid Inn. At a euchre Wednesday evening the
prize winners were M. and Mrs. c. =. Winnie, Miss
NJ L. Smith Miss Harriet Johnson, Miss Mitsker
and Rose. y merry party of fourteen from the
Lake Placid Inn chartered the launch Nereid and.
landing at Moose Island, went into camp for the
day. They took provisions and cooked their din
ner in the wods. Those who went were Mr. and
Mrs. Rose f. NJ. Graham. Mr. ard Mrs w KertZ-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cross. Louis Cross, Mr..
and Mrs NJ J. Sornar AMI Mis- Harriet Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
SARANAC INN.

SaraLac Inn y. Y. Aug i-Early In Tie NeeA
O. party of young people from the inE went OS
launch down the Upper Saranac and had sup
nor and dance at the Wawbeek Included in the
partv we're Miss Mary Gray Runkle. Miss Louise
D Booth E. w. Cady. jr., Samuel Adams ana
william l. Rich jr., OF New York Among the
numerous picnic parties OF the week was enc III III
which the members of II. L. shober's family joined
at Little Square Lake Included in this were MY
and Mrs shober, Miss Agnes n. Shober. Masters
Tenn Samuel and Edward Shober and Miss Kelly
Holm ShOber who is here with his parents for the
summer has been distinguishing himself oy MS
remarkable catches of fish One day this week
he brought In a string containing three good sized
pickerel one weighing six pounds. one We'shihs
five and another Weighing four
The arrival to-day OF William l. Rich, OF Ne"
York has added fresh interest to the yachting
programme Of the Upper Saranac Lake 1acht
Club as Mr. Rich IS the giVer OF the cups ZOE
which the races are held A jolly dance was az
RANGED by Charles E. Hughes, IT, son OF the GOV
srnor. william L. Rich IT.. and Paul c. Thebaud
OF New York.
Miss May F. Webster was among those VINO a.
rived this week. joining Mrs. ]. Campbell Harris
with whom she will spend the season here MISS
Margaret Richmond of Albany, is the guest OF
Miss Helen Hughes, daughter OF Governor Hughes
Edwin NJ BulkIey, who came up this week JOIN
inr Mrs Rulkley at their cottage at the lnn' ls
with G W Pierson and A. 8. Higgins arranging
for a rolf tournament. Among those who called
to see Governor Hughes this week was Andrew B.
Humphrey, of New York secretary OF the Hushos
al Ieag
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
WATCH THE PROFESSOR.

a lecture upon the rhinoceros:
Professor must beg you to give me your un-
divided attention. 1t is absolutely impossible that
you form idea of this hideous animal
unless you keep your eyes fixed me-Philadek-
phia Inquirer
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
WAWBEEK.

wawbeek N Y. Aug. 1.-The dancing season
has begun at the Wawbeek. and a week ago inns
evening there took place the first OF the large
weekly dances Among the guests Of the hotel
who gave dinner parties for the dance were MIS-
Chairman Fisk and Miss Dorothy Fisk, who enter
ta;ned a party of young people from Saranac lnn
and Mrs William Pitkin, who entertained a large
party from Sunrise camp. chaperoned by Mrs H.
M. Dunn.
Several of the gof players OF former seasons
have arrived at the Wawbeek. and interesting
matches are played daily Arthur Yates con-
tnues to have, good luck fishing, and the other
dow brought in eight black bass having total
weight of 2214 pounds.
One Of the enjoyable dinner parties Of the week
her. was that at which Public Service Commits
sioner and Mrs. William r. Wilcox, who are
here for the season, entertained Supreme Court
Justice Abel E. Blackmer, Commissioner William
McCarroil Miss McCarroIl and Miss Edith Nc
Carroll Commissioner and Mrs. Wilcox. since
their arrival, have been taking much comfort In
the Commissioners little power boat the Bug
which despite its name. gets over the surface Of
the lake at lively pace
B. Ogden Chisholm of New York, who has taken
the L. Emmett Holt camp. at Panther Point, for
the season, arrived this week from New York.
making the trip In mis- automobile The interest
in swimming has led to arrangements for a div
ing contest, take place between J. E Verree,
LanRdon Babcock and Arthur Yates.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
Many Will Remain Through
September to Enjoy
the Fall.

r,,s auc There has been
much social activity during the last week e. W
Of the hotels. and there are many III, ~ a..
scheduled for next week One OF these NEE "
-, r,.csd is IN be q loan exhibition Of paintings
for q charitable purpose The exhioiton Is ~ 'e
held in the Episcopal parish house, ana the SCI
vices of many members OF the summer coiohs
have been enlisted Arrangements for the talrs
for the benefit of the Trudeau sanatorium whlch
-e annually undertaken by the women al the
,5ieerent resorts throughout The Adirondacks' are
now being made This afternoon the hrs' IN @ ,he
serfas Of teas 20 be held IN connection Win lie
sailing races under the auspices OF the bahe
Placid Yacht Club will take place here.
WHITEFACE INN.
Lake PLACID. " Y Aug This week the the
Young women at Whiteface Inn nave Oeeh ousS
r-;tb their tennis rackets. Among those plaVins
:, the ladies' singles were Miss Ruth Hugslns'
Miss 4 G. Kelly. Miss E McManus, MISS Anna
Rice Miss r McManus Miss s Cumnins MISS
Eta Duffy Miss Sue Adams. Miss Constance Jen-
ness Miss Jeanie Head, Miss L. D. Michler. MISS
uystre-ine NcNeely. Mrs S Logan and Miss Anna
n. Droop. The finals were played on Thursday
between Miss Adams and Miss Micher
The mems singles scheduled TO begin on
Monday The cups offered by the manager MI
Mills for the winners. are well worth working ioI'
A straw ride and supper was given by j. N
s+aoles ir who had as guests c. Wilson Nc
Neeiy J. H AIichler W A Gardner, MISS Ruth
FugEins Miss Anna Rice. Miss c G heley' MISS
s NJ Curnmins, Miss 1. D. MichleT, Miss Dopson'
Miss Jeanie Heald. Miss Sue Adams Miss Nc
Manus and Miss Kenble
The second in the series OF yacht races under
the auspices Of the Lake Placid Yacht Club, which
was held last Sa turday. was started from the Inn
II was won by ". J. Buttield, of New York.
Nessrs Burr. Mutt, Burn and Elias, who are
Spending the summer at the inn, made the ascent
Of Mount Whiteface early in the week, gong
I'D without a guide. Z. c. Jamson headed
q party which made the ascent and camped
on the summit overnight Mr. and Mrs.
George Arents. 1r., who have leased Camp
FIon.fe6aee the season, entertained several OF
their friends a coaching trip TO Cascade early
in the week. Mr.. and Mrs Arents are now enter
tanning az their camp Mrs. Arentss parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. X. Clark of Newport. One Of the
numerous dinner parties Of the week at the inn
that given by Mrs. George L Huggins, OF
New York who entertained at Camp Colburn Mr.,
and Mrs. John Kisterbock. Among those who
came this week Miss Cunrnins who has
Joined MI and Mrs. Charles Arthur Moore, jr..
who here for the season. Mrs. W. Horace
Hepburn and Barry W. Hepburn the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Kisterbock at Camp Ne
an-doc- Lieutenant Commander H r Bryan.
L s. N. who is stationed al Annapolis. was
among the arrivals OF the week. Eugene II. Pad
dock. jr.. Joined his parents here. The Count and
Countess de Grampe were also among the ar