New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

horsepower Lozier. and has been enjoying = num-
ber of short drives around here.
Mrs NJ. j. Hazeton. Miss Frost and West Pol
lock. of New York. arrived this week TO occupy
their new cottage the lake shore near here
A party OF the guests at the Ruisseaumont cot
tases climbed Mount Whitney day this week.
The party included Mr.. and Mrs. A H. ButtoIpn.
Mrs. c. V. w Rich. W. A. McCusk-r. Miss Elsie
Cleverly. Miss Lillian Lewis Mrs. A H. Johnson.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Hobby. OF New York
SARANAC LAKE.
saranac Inn. \. Y. Aug. THE women IN the
camps and hotels along the Upper saranac have
decided TO hold their annual fair for the benefit OF
the Adirondack Cottage Sanatoriun here at the
TIM on August q. and preparations were this week
begun for the affair. The committee of IN
charge, which Is headed by Mrs Sidney NJ. Col
gate. Of New York, includes Mrs. Hughes, wife OF
the Governor, and it is probable that the Governor
himself. who here from the wes, on
August IS. will be present at the fair. The other
women who are serving the committee
Mrs. John G. Agar, Miss I. A. Ballentine. Mrs. %.
". Riddle. Mrs r. d. Foote. Mrs. w. s. Johnson.
Mrs Z. p Swenson, Mrs. s A Swenson. Mrs. J. TX.
TOwne, Mrs. A. S. White. Miss Walter. Mrs. J.
Ben Hart. Mrs. I. N. seligman. Mrs. l. e Holt.
Mrs. ]. S. Bache. Mrs Charles Wardner. Mrs.
Henry Graves, jr. Mrs. y. W. Bucknen. Mrs. Il.
v. z. Lane. Mrs. Martin schln Mrs A. B. Jenkins
Mrs Frances Packard. Mrs. S. Strakosch. Mrs. A.
b. EmmOns. Mrs. Thomas Blagden. Mrs A
Lswtsohn. Mrs Leonard Richardson. Mrs. J. Camp
bell Harris Mrs John p. Mum. Mrs. Edwin
Bulkeey. Mrs r. S. Peabody. Mrs. A. II. Belc.
Mrs F. j. Winston. Mrs. Arnold Hort, Miss Mary
Lloyd. Mrs. Charles Fisk. Mrs. FL c. RunkIe Mrs
James r. Sheffield. Mrs. Harry Dunn Mrs. Henry
Parish, Mrs. Victor SOrchan Mrs. Theodore He'll
man, Mrs. John Walker. Mrs A. w. Kborne
Mrs Robert Dunn Douglass and Miss Ferris.
The golf links has been a busy place during the
week, for the matches preparatory TO the events
the regular August schedule have been In prog
ress To-day the players are looking forward 70
no little amount of fun, for they are 10 play an
eighteen-hole blind handicap under new and anus
ing conditions Two players will be named by the
committee having the matter In charge. and all
taking part in the contest will make a guess on
the total Of the OF these two mem The
score guessed is then to be divided by two. and
each player then takes for hts own handicap
enough strokes 70 make his total score equal
half of the total of the two players originally
lected. The golf tournament committee, OF which
a. S Higgins. of New York. is chairman, has also
devised new scheme for playing the first six
teen In the coming championship contest. An
eighteen-hOle handicap. TO be played next Satur-
day. will be one of the big events Of the season,
and many entries have already been received. The
tournament cups were received this week and have
been placed view in the Inn lobby. There are
eleven of them. and one of the finest is that pre-
sented by the tournament committee
Guests at the inn have this week entertained
numbers of their friends. and several have gone
iI.tO tAe NOouS on lOu5 eApeulJlOns. During the
early part Of the week Fl. b. vanderveer who
has been spending the summer here. has been en-
tertaining at the inn party from Camp Bright
side on Raquette Lake including Mr.. and Mrs g.
+ Whitney Mrs. W. A. Graham. @. V. Graham
Miss Chaplin. c. Fl. B. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs
George Graham. Misses Janet and Susan Graham
and Frost Haviland of New York
With the campers the ST Regis lakes the
Inn stil retains its popularity. and of them
have made the trip here by way of the Seven car
ries this week. Or. and Mrs. I. r. French of
Brooklyn. and their friends Mrs. B. U. Meyer and
Mrs j. c. Cocks. OF New York made the trip that
way. stopping for luncheon at the inn Mrs
George Fales Baker. who came over from her
camp. HepburnwOod. on the Lower ST. Regis Lake
in her automobile. was accompanied by Mrs An
drew q. Hopper. Mrs James c. Pontefract and
Hiss Anna -Devine. OF New York
THE ST. REGIS LAKES
Upper St. Regis. n. Y. Aug AT the annual
meeting of the St Regis Yacht Club held on Mon
day with Commodore Arson Phelps Stokes the
good work which that organization is doing IN be-
half Of this exclusive camp section along much
broader lines than those usually undertaken by a
yacht club was forciby brought out in the reports
submitted by officers AMI subcommittee one
OF the most interesting reports that OF the spe
cal committee on sanitation. which has been carry
lhs on campaign FOR the proper ventilation aud
fumisation Of railroad cars coming into the Adj
rondacbs, end also has devoted much time 10 rhe
81. Regis chain OF lakes. Neither money nor time
mas been spared In the consideration OF the latter
subject with the result that the ST Resis lakes
are now declared by experts 20 be among the mos,
sanitary bodies OF water be found IN ehe Adj
rondacks The statement OF the work done nv thts
committee. which was presented by Commodore
stokes, was most encouraging One effect CT this
committees work has been the Insertion oe .,
clause in every deed conveying land along ,h;s
chain or lakes which binds the purchaser 20 strict
adherence To all matters OF sanitation as outlined
by the committee. For the special committee
charged with stocking the ST. Regis waters with
fish, Francis Louis Slade. OF New York the chair
man. reported that seven thousand fnserlinxs were
this season placed in the upper streams feeding this
chain OF lakes A very encouraging financial rr-
port WAS submitted by Simeon j. Drake of New
York. treasurer OF the club The officers OF Inst
season were reelected follows Commodore An
son Phelps Stokes vice-commodore. Dr Edward L.
Trudeau; secretary. jacob e r. Peabody assistant
secretary. William Ranch. treasurer. Simeon j
Drake. measurer. Samuel v. Hoffman: deputy
uncasuTer. g. r. Henderson.
one OF the enjoyable camp affairs OF che week
Vas dinner sysa ~ AIs. William ~ Townsend