New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
MANY Matters of Interest to
Dyellers in the Noun
tains and Hills.

ssranac Inn y Y July sl-The last week hA'
reen the saranac Inn welcoming many pauons
hack for the latter half OF the summer a'io every
,,-.not1e room, has been taken. August every year
rrox,es 10 be the popular month"; but ms year
PROMISES 10 break all records EVER Gay IDS
brought lovers OF this spot back Tor announcer iNoth
at their favorite resort During the week 'iie soi
links has been crowded every day. the tennis
courts have been busy, and the baseball fans are
rejoicing over the announcement that the Inn will
place a uniformed team on the diamond and VIII
enter the Adirondack Hotel League. This is de-
parture and Will undoubtedly prove very popular
There are some fast baseball players al the Inn
this year and the will be among the best in
the mountains BY way OF a practice game the
team last week played team from Saranac and
won by the score Of - 10 I.
The yacht races were postponed last week be-
cause of the rain Every day finds the members
OF tie Upper Saranac Lake Yacht Club out, gel
ting I'm trim for the Saturday races Frederic Gal
latin IT. Of New York. who has been a guest al
the Inn for many seasons. has again presented
large silver loving cup for the member whose yacht
wins the greatest number of races during te
summer The cup is exhibition in the office OF
the Inn
On the golf links a number Of tournaments mas
been held recently. During the week the members
contested I'm a blind handicap The flrst and sec
ond prizes, offered by Paul Bayne, of New York
were won by Or. r. {. Myles and II. B. Wander
veer Both played from scratch. charles E
Hughes. jr.. son Of Governor Hughes, finished
with the third lowest score. Others who brought
in good cards were T. ". T. Maxwell. Proprietor
n. Marshall John A. Manson and Fritz Lin
denmever The committee which Is composed Of
Arthur Higgins. g W. Pierson and +. NJ Buike-
lev has announced a schedule Of golf events, which
promises 10 keep the enthusiasts busy from now
until the end Of the season. The qualifying round
FOR the Saranac Inn championship will be played
on August a The first sixteen low scores will
qualify. Besides the championship and runner-up
rlr.r he ia nov
first sixteen There viii also be prize for each
eight that fail to qualify. From that time through
out the remainder Of the season the contest for
the Inn championship will occupy the attention of
the golfers. Early this week eighteen-hole han
dicap was played against Colonel Bogie' at
match play The first honors divided among
Dr. r. c. Myles, Fritz Lndenmeyer and 7. W. T.
Maxwell.
Miss Helen Hughes daughter Of the Governor,
and Miss Timeraan. Of Chicago among the
young women tennis players OF ability. \. NJ
Fisher, of Cornell Charters Higgins and Philip
Timerman are prominent among the men who are
seen the daily. Miss Hughes will have
as her guest at Rustic CABIN next week Miss Mar
5orie Stuart Of New York.
Dr. and Mrs Robert {. Myles and their sons
Robert and Beverly. of New York arrived the
Inn this week 10 remain through August DIR.
Myles and his sons prominent in tennis and
golf and are seen often the lake. Through their
efforts pleasant informal dance was enjoyed at
the Casino Monday evening.
a party from the Upper 81 Regis enter
tanned al the Inn this week by Miss Margaret
hoe. who is staying at her camp the Upper St
Regis. Those in The party Mrs Robert Hoe,
IT, Miss / L. Brown tie Misses Atterbury, and
Percy Litchheld- They made the trip from the
Upper ST. Regis by way OF the seven carries.
William Parkiu, OF New York. is spending the
month tine Inn. Mr. Parkin is clerk of the APP
polate Division OF the Supreme Court New
York
Dr. Hugh f. Dan ton Of New York accompanied
by his mother Mrs William Dayton. arrived this
week. They Will remain throughout the season,
Dr. Dayton will house physician
Among the arrivals al the Saranac Inn this week
from New York Miss Justine Watson Mrs.
William Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. a. f. Carter.
Other recent arrivals include the Misses Pauline
and Rosaline b. Hayden, Of Bedford Springs;
Henry Barlow, OF Philadelphia; Miss Blanche
Valentine. Of Chicago. and Mrs. {. e Voorhees,, Of
Woodbury., X. J.
Mrs. George h. Wellington wife Of Corporation
Counsel George B. Wellington. Of Troy, arrived at
The Inn this week accompanied by her daughters
the Misses Beatrice and Martha Wellington, and
Miss CuslIiaau. Of North Bennington. Vt.
Mrs. A T. kiernau, Of Brooklyn. has been Joined
at the Inn 10y her sister, Miss Sadie Campbell. OF
Brooklyn.
Mrs. NJ X. Fisher and her son, y NJ Fisher Of
New York, here for the month. Mr. Fisher is
student at Cornell University and is one OF the
active young The Inn.
Miss * L. Brady and her brother, George A
Brady Of New York, among the recent arr