New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
tuests There LOath to Take
Departure for Their
City Homes.

Saranac Inn NJ Y, Sept. 4-The service at tho
aranac Inn chapel last Sunday morning was attend
ed by two prominent state executives-Governors
Charles Z. Hughes OF New York and ]. Franklin
Fort of New Jersey. Governor Hughes returned early
Sunday morning from Lake George and met Governor
Fort for the first time since his arrival here, after
the service. The New York executive and his fam
|Ny the dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
NJ Colgate. of Orange. y. j. at whose cottage Gov
ernor Fort, Mrs. Fort and their daughter. Miss
Margretta Fort staying. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Colgate arranged q family picnic
party at Birch Island Follensby Pond. a great
camp fire prepared and the beefsteak and
other good things cooked It. Governor Fort
entered into the spirit OF the affair with the enthu
Siasm Of schooIboy and helped in all the prepara-
tsons After the meal. which the Governor carved
the steak. he enjoyed his aftersupper pipe and was
one of the oarsmen on the return trip TO the Col
gate camp The Governor could not say enough
of the country about here. and seemed 10 be enjoy
tng every moment OF his stay. Nothing WAS
further from his thoughts than the affairs of the
State Of New Jersey. and that is just what he is
seeking-complete mental rest and change. He left
here Monday morning in his automobile stopping
for a short time at Governor Hughes's cottage.
AFTER a trip through the Berkshres the Governor
and his family will return TO the summer capital
OF New Jersey, Spring Lake.
Owners OF motor boats and launches the lake
sre planning for a 10 be held Labor Day.
Prize cups viii be awarded the winners in the
various classes and 1t IS expected that Of the
Saranac. will take place The last yacht in the
series for the tiallatin Cup VIII also take place
Labor Day. Cups have been placed exhibition
at the Office OF the Saranac Inn be awarded the
winner OF each OF the four races. The large Gal
latin Cup will go the winner OF the greatest
number OF points IN the series.
A baseball game is also being arranged for Labor
Day. In a game between the guests and the
ployes of the inn this week. the latter were vic
torious by score Of u to II. Errors in the last
he tn he -fSal,a ~
Cornell. pitched good game for the guests and
hit well, his home in the first inning clearing
the bases.
Early in the week the mixed doubles tennis cham
pionship was won by R. E. Coleman, of Yale. and
Miss Edith Gwynne. OF Summit. y. J.. who defeat
ed L. w. Richardson. jr-. Of Princeton and Mrs.
Linton Landreth, Of Philadelphia. The
81, g. The match afforded some OF the best
tennis OF the whole tournament. The ying of
Miss Gwynne the feature.
The golf championship won by c. w Pier
son, OF New York. who defeated ]. II. Hancock Of
New York and 3. Other cup winners in the golf
tournament were r. E. Comfort who won the
match for the beaten eight; B. ". Hopes. who won
the match for the beaten four. and Mrs. c w
Pierson, who won the match for the beaten two. In
the seni-fnals NJ B. Marshall the winner OF
tne approaching and putting contest and c. w.
tlerson won the driving contest both OF which
were played early in the week