New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

Lake Placid, n. Y Sept lin some OF the
most glorious September weather which the Adj
FondRck region has ever had the unusually large
number OF New York people still remaining al =
different mountain resorts have been enloyIh~
themselves in varied ways during the week now
closing. Trips through the mountains have been
very much iR favor during the delightful Gays "I
the last week and many automobile parties have
passed the mountain roads, which are now n
fhe pink OF condition. Such weather also invites
the horseback enthusiasts and they are 20 be rouno
out in large numbers early each day. galloping
along the mountain highways
Golf players stiIl 10 be found in numbers on
the links many them disdaining wait until the
dew is OF the for their early morning rounds
Yachting is still q prime favorite, and on Labor
Day some exciting high speed motor boat races
were run on the different mountain lakes Yacht
lnE in Lake Placid waters was further stimulated
shis week by the announcement that Clinton and
Alvin Norton. the former seventeen years old
and rhe latter only fifteen. both Sons Of the Rev.
r. P. Norton, OF Brooklyn, had captured the Lake
Placid Yacht Club challenge cup.
THE STEVENS HOUSE.
Among the many who reached the Stevens House
during the week L Coromilas, who viii repre-
sent the government Of Greece at the ITudson-F'ul
ton celebration. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Coro-
Inilas was tho dinner guest OF Interstate Com
merce Commissioner \. c. Cockren at the Kane
camp. near the hotel.
Victor Herbert who returned early in the week
a
Joylsnd near the Stevens House, Nathan Burl1an
of New York. Walter c. Crane. OF New York, IS
slso q guest al the Herbert camp
Several of the guests at the Stevens house well
as members OF the Signal Ein cottage set are
making plans for the opening of the hunting sea-
Eon. 4 party consisting of ". g. McErOy. his
son. Robert McElroy. Ir. " 4. McGiIl. from Bide-
R-Wee cottage, with George A Stevens and W J.
McConvf. from tn Stevens House, viii go into
1he woods, taking camp tackle along. and make
considerable stay. Malcolm Macdonald, Of Cam
den y. J.. who has been all summer al the cottage
of has mother, MIS-. Malcolm Macdonald on Signal
ITil, is also making preparations for a hunting
trip
Many joly outings have served TO occupy the at
tention Of the Grand Wow guests this week. BY
automobile and by railroad the guests have taken
trips points OF interest in the mountains. The
bridge and euchre players tine Grand View
gather about the tables each evening and during
the week there has been some spirited playing for
prizes offered 10y Mrs. Thomas Parkes.
For the convenience Of the many who plan
stay late in the season as well as for others who
have written for accommodations, Mrs. Parkes
llans 10 keep the Grand View open this season
until October !.
Recent New York arrivals here include Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Goodrich. Paul N. Goodrich Miss
Helen Goodrich. Mrs J. II. Mckinley. s. Scard.
T. {. Ives, J. =. Caples. John G. Ross, Miss A.
Howe, A. Z LangfOrd, Carsten Boe. Mrs. B. J.
DreyeT, Harry L. Grant. Charles s Berry. Mrs.
r. B Firman, Mrs. V. H Irwin and son. R. B.
Irwin. f. }. Bradley and MI and Mrs. Edgar J.
Tracy