New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

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| ington. and Miss A B. Cookingham- Of New York
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hutchen. who staying
at the American House. enjoyed drive 10 Schroon
Lake one day this week. A party. consisting Of
J. A Udau and wife and Miss Estelle Hall. OF Os-
sinng stopped at the American House this week
They were en- route from Ossining TO kushaqua
Lake in a Buick car Recent arrivals from New
York include Charles ". Gremple. Mrs. c. H.
Gremple and the Misses Mary. Hattie and Sarah
Gremple: F. N. Williams. ". j. HutCheOn. NJ A
Landen. d c. Ludeg and Mr.. and Mrs r Cham
berlan.
Among the recent arrivals at the National from
New York are c. V. Graham. Mrs. W H Ellery
and William E. Koch. Miss Jane O'Brien. H B.
Smith and 5 J. Mullen. Of Ardmore. Okla. are
among the arrivals at the National from the West
sARANAC INN.
Saranac Inn y. Y July 24-Now that the d.
version afforded by the visit OF District At
tornev Jerome and the departure of the Governor
for the AIaska-Yukon exposition has passed. the
Young people here are again hard at work on the
golf links. and the vital question is What's the
score?' The Governor has promised 20 be back on
August t6 and the golf enthusiasts have hopes Of
being able 20 induce him take up their sport on
the links. In the time the honor Of the
Executives household is being upheld on the links
by his son. Charles e Hughes jr. wso is so far re-
covered the effects Of his recent Illness that
he Is taking active part in golf and other sports
here The golf players also have their on Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, who has said that he would
return later in the season, and they hope 20 have
him enter in some of their contests which are now
being planned.
The interest in golf. which has been steadily
CROWNS, since the opening of the season. this week
took form in the first of the series OF golf tourna
rnents OF the season. single club handicap
match of eighteen holes played on Wednesday
at medal play The prize for the lowest net score
fell 10 Or. ]. c. Roper. of New York. who finished
with a net score Of S3. his gross score being 103
and his handicap 90. New York people entered in
the contest were George Sloane Peter Stryker John
A. Manson. Fritz Lindenmeyer. Charles c. Dumont
Dr. J. c. Roper. c. X. Higgins. Paul Bayne Charles
F. Hughes jr NJ. 3 Marshall. Mrs c. w Person
II r Vanderveer Mrs. F. S. Winslow and T. ". T.
Maxwell
guests at the inn for the summer. Mr. Felter is
vice-president of the Greenpoint Savings Bank, in
Brooklyn
Douglas F. Elliott and William B. Glover. of New
York. two Yale men. started from the inn this
week for two weeks canoe trip through the lakes
Their canoe was shipped to this place from New
Haven They will go through Raquette. Long. the
Fulton Chain Tupper and Forked lakes, and touch
81 Old Forge and will return to this place in about
two weeks.
Miss Helen Hughes, daughter OF the Governor, has
returned from weeks visit with friends at Camp
C,rag on Big Moose Lake
Recent arrivals at the Saranac Inn from New
yorl, include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bayne, w. A E.
cummings. Mrs Robert f. Little and Miss Julia
Little.
Miss E H. Lowber of Wilmington. Del is the
guest of Mrs r S Peabody at the Peabody cot
tage Mrs Richard Wayne Parker and son. Cort-
1andt Parker, of Orange. y. J.. are at the inn for
the summer Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Sanderson. OF
New York arrived here by automobile from Paul
Smiths late in the week Edwin Sheriff. Dodge.
of New York among the arrivals of the week.
one of the Ginner parties of the week at the inn
was that at which Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van Etten
entertained Miss Mabel Ross and DR.. Carlos F.
Macdonald OF New York. Miss Ross and DR.. Mac
donald are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Van Etten
at Tangle Birch camp at Hoe Pond short dis
tance from the inn