New-York tribune., 1909-08-22


camp, about The lakes this week On. 90
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. 4seorgs Brsv~
their camp on Thursday evening" another -
and Mrs. Edwin Fl. Coates at their r-pn-
Regis camp. the same evening. and one At ,n. -.
Of j. G.. r. Peabody last evening
DR. and Mrs Walter r. James, who hsx>
In Europe. arrived this week and have opsn.d ~.
camp for the balance Of the season.
The Rev. and Mrs. w b. t. smth WIN
UP from Atlantic City Thursday. hav. 49,.
their camp on the Upper ST. Regis for N. :,
rnainder OF the season.
At the Barney camp Mrs. Herbert Z. P-.~
this week joined by Mrs Henry Bucknell. of e.
Cove. Long Island.
Robert Bryce has Joined his parents. W. -.
Mrs Lloyd Bryce. Of ROslyn. Long Island 4, c,,.
on the Upper ST. Regis
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mather, OF Phlnt.,..
returned on Monday from Saratoga toinin, -.
house party at Camp Katia. the Upper s., p.-.
Lake camp Of George H. Earle. tr. George ru,..
OF Philadelphia. has also Joined the party a, n.
Earles camp.
Miss Pauline BOulton arrived on THURSDAY ~.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Bouiton at their e,.,
on the Upper St. Regis. Miss Boulton Is snt.r,..,-
ing Miss Elizabeth Bowen. OF Pottstown. Penn
Many OF the campers have Joined IN ,hs r~
popular trip through the Seven Carrie. ep ~.
Upper Saranac Lake. One party making this y,
included Mrs. w W. McAlpln. Mr.. and Mrs W
Frank Mrs. chapman. Miss Baird and MIS- AM.
Z. Devine
On Wednesday John Sherman Hoyt and Frame,
Louis Sade Joined IN a fishing trip 10 Lake C!s>,
meeting with very good results.
Prince Henri de Croy and Mrs. W. D. soo.s "A.
have been guests at the camp Of r W. 5tev,,.
both left there this week. returning to the city
Miss Eloise 3. Bond. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". RAoo,.
Allan J. Henry and Frank B. Smith. OF BaIt.roe>
| arrived this week. joining the large house pary
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PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths N Y. Aug. 21--The annual concs,
In aid of the music fund OF the Episcopal Chu-,
of St Johns-tn-the Wilderness Is TO take place asr
| Tuesday evening In the ballroom at Paul Smith,
Hotel. This is of the functions In which ali n
| the members of the summer colony here al~s,
| display keen interest. and the ladies' who hay,
| the matter in charge busy arranging an Al.
| tractive programme. For the aid OF the AdFond4f
| Cottage SanatOrium informal sale OF ariclx
was held yesterday IN the old parIor OF the ho,s
| OF the dinner parties of the week Of tn.
| most elaborate that given in the Caslno "a
| Tuesday evening by Mrs A. K BeddaIl. AT III,
] party. at which Mrs. BeddaIl entertained num5s
! OF her friends. the dining room was converted hi,
\ q forest in miniature by the skilful OF srsI
: trees and boughs. One OF the Jolly affairs Of n.
| week in which q number OF the guests hers toos
part Tuesday. was a cambaAe on Corning ?ohs
\ near the Motel
\ Among those who reached Paul Smiths txrs
/ The week was John R Hegeman. presidsn; o. L,
/ Metropolitan Life Insurance Company who .
| making tour OF the Adirondacks with Mrs Asek
man.
\ Miss Ruth X. Baker and Mrs Charles H Nv.
rem, who arrived this week from New York ac
/ Joined Mr. Warren at his cottage here
\ The fishing in the St. Regis waters and hOs
\ tributary to them remains good. and many q.
i strings have been taken during the week. EMf
! GriswoId. of New York. Is who Is meetlng.a
/ exceptionally good luck
| With many OF the young women here moso-rs
i is a very popular pastime. and there are seven
\ who have become expert at driving the big tor
1 ing cars owned by their parents Miss Mnsas
| Brown. daughter Of W. c. Brown, president Of q
New York Central, handles her fathers big ausa-s
\ bile IN a skilfuI manner. and with her guest Rs
1 Reva Ritch, and other young friends has s.s'"
several trips to points OF interest about here ti.
\ ing the week. Like her father, Miss Brosr
| also an accomplished horseback rider.
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