New-York tribune., 1909-07-04


sration for the strenuous week ahead % him. for
throughout next week the Governor and Mrs
Hughes VIII bs IN attendance e. the Lake Cham
plain celebration, where they are 70 take fore
most part IN the entertainment cf the distinguished
guests oe the state and nation James O'Mallsy.
the Governors guide. Is chahng under the mac
ton OF his employer but there is consolation
IN the prospect OF trips through the woods when
the Governor and Mrs. Hughes have returned
from the Champlain celebration and the Governor
has obtained little rest in preparation for his
trip 10 thA A1aska-Yukon Exposition
Charles = Hughes. jr. Who last season devoted
much OF his time to tennis. has been compelled
- his recent Illness husband his strength. but
may take up the game little later IN the season
The golf enthusiasts At the inn have hopes Of in
ducing the Governor before his departure for the
Pacific Coast 10 enter into some OF the contests
on the recently reIaid links. which now among
the finest TO be found In the Adi-ondacks.
Neighbors Of the Governor among the members
OF the Sarauac Inn and Upper Saranac camp col
ony have been busy during the week getting To-
Gated at their camps and receiving guests who
came up for the week end Francis : Bangs. OF
New York. president Of the intercollegiate Rowing
Association. a short time ago went TO Fou6hkeep-
sic with his son, francis : Bangs. for the boat
races.
Mrs. T. P Selmes. Of New York. who arrived this
week at the inn has opened Ne-pah-via. the camp
OF Cleveland H Dodge. of New York. which IS 20
be occupied later for the balance Of the season by
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Parish. ir.. and children. OF
New York. Mrs. II. NJ. Dunn and Douglas ".
Dunn. who among those from New York
reaching the inn early in the week, have opened
Camp Sunrise for the season
The warm weather has made swimming one OF
tho popular pastimes at the inn this season, and
old and young are taking part in the sport One
OF the automobile parties reaching the inn early
in the week made Up Of a number of golf en-
thusiasts from New York who made the most OF
their time here in some spirited playing over the
recently improved links. William ParhIn, Clerk Of
the Court OF Appeals Of New York. among
the arrivals at the inn early in the week
THE PAUL SMITH COLONY.
Paul Smiths. y. Y, July 3-The Paul smith COT
tage colony. of the select in the whole
Adirondack region, IS this week being reunited for
the season Of 1909. William c Brown. president Of
the New York Central, is TO spend another season |
this resort and has reserved the Glover cottage
for the use himself and family
One of the hotel cottages has been taken for the
season by Mr.. Mrs W. 9. Taylor, of New /
York, who are now located there. Mr.. and Mrs. |
e X Beddall, also OF New York. have a cottage |
here, which they will occupy soon for the rest Of
the
Mr. and Mrs Archibald S. White have been enter /
tanning Camp White Pine. on Osgood Lake. |
house party OF friends from New York. including |
Mrs. Frank J. Gould. Mrs George B. Moore. Miss |
Marjorie Moore, James Clarence Harvey, George |
Moore Addison Mizner. Merwin Lee and others
The Crawford camp. this lake. has been taken |
for the season by n. NJ. Nallandinghanl Dr. and |
Mrs. e Ia Trudeau and their son, FRANCIS Iru- I
deau who annually spend the season at Paul /
Smiths have arrived their cottage here for the
summer.
Frank Faulkner, who has been guest for |
many seasons at Paul Smiths has returned for |
the summer here. and has made many trips I
about the lake in his power boat At Camp I
Kamambi the Lower st. Regis. Mrs. Clarence |
NJ. Britton has been entertaining house party. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ord Preston. of New York have one !
of the hotel cottages for another season, and still
another has been taken by W. II. Marshall, of New |
York president Of the American Locomotive Works |
The fans among the members of the summer /
colony here rejoicing over the prospects of an
active baseball season In previous seasons this /
hotel has been represented by strong baseball |
team and there every reason to believe that the
Paul Smiths team of 1893 will be fully up TO the /
standard of its predecessors, As soon as the teams
from other Adirondack hotels are ready to play a
series of games will be arranged.
THE ST. REGIS LAKES.
Upper St Regis, N Y, July 3.-That the St |
Regis lakes are again TO be the scene Of much |
social activity IS evidenced by the early arrival |
OF many Of the campers. The 81. Regis lake |
campers long ago became noted for their hosri- |
taty. and many already have friends with thsrl |
who will remain into the season. The campers
here have shown much interest in yacht