New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

Inn attracted a NUMBER OF YOUNG P0"P'N
and proved one OF the most pleasing events
of the season. The young people here are
passing the time rnerrily, and tennis is IA
vorite pastime. The players here are ex-
Meeting a series OF games TO be arransed
with payers from the other ElizabethtoW.i
hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Linehan and son.
Master Richard Linehan. motored up from
Glens Falls this week to remain at Maple
wood Inn for the season. Among. the other
visitors to arrive were Mrs. ". w Ricn-
ards, S. H Riker and H I. Riker. OF Troy !;
e. ]. Prest, A. j. iDoran, Frank Hogan am
/ Lindsay Holis,ar, OF Albany.
PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths, n. r. July so.--Interest
this week has centred in the sailing events
Of the ST Regis Yacht Club, which began
It's annual events on Wednesday. The pro-
uminary race was won for the idem boats
nv William Rauch, Of New York, the sec-
ond boat being that OF Henry L. Hotchkiss.
sailed by Mrs. Carl Ely and the Rev. Will
|, lam B. Lusk In the skinlabout class four
boats were entered and Mrs. Walter B.
James, with Richard Peabody, finished first
Harry BIagdon came over from Saranac
Inn and sailed the boat OF George S. Brew
ster, making an excellent showing for his
~-st trip over the course. The annual races
~:n be sailed each Wednesday and Satur-
day mornings at 10 80 from now out
The annual sale for the Adirondack CO..
tage Sanatorium, at Trudeau. is occupying
the attention OF several of the women AT
Fsul Smiths. and will be held about Au-
gust 90 The sale is in charge of Mrs.
Edward L. Trudeau. wife of DR.. Trudeau.
founder Of the institution Mrs. A. j. NIL
bank. Mrs NJ B. Barber and Mrs P. {.
'Maffftt.
! Mr. and Mrs George II. Earle, jr-, of
Philadelphia, have q hoUsefuli of guests at
their Upper ST. Regis camp. and the young
people have lots of sport diving from the
dock and swimming. Among Mr.. Earle's
guests are Miss Ellen Rogers, daughter OF
Archibald Rogers. of Hyde Park; Mrs
Charles R. Miller. of Wilmington, Del ;
Miss Mary B. French. Of Philadelphia. AMI
Quincy Green. of Boston. Mr.. Earle is
continuing his camp on Spitfire Lake, which
when completed will be occupied by his
daughters Mrs. Lawrence d. Beggs and
Mrs Victor Mather.
Frank Gray Griswold. OF Now York. has
ioined his family at camp on Spitfre Lake,
and Allan Keogh is now member Of the
Cameron, of New York.
Charles E. Mather, of Philadelphia, has
taken the Bianchi camp. on Lower st.
Regis Lake and will spend the season here
with his son, Gilbert and daughters, Miss
Josephine Mathnr and Miss Dorothy Mather
Mrs. B. II. Ridder, Miss E. Whitworth
and Miss NJ. Hickey, of New York. are
spending some time at Paul Smiths Hotel.
| One of the canoeing parties that reached
Paul Smiths early in the week was made up
OF c. r. Habert and 3. n. Leggett. of Yon-
kers. who came from the Fulton Chain.
The travellers journeyed in a canvas canoe,
carrying their tent and camp utensils with
them. They spent a week en- route.
Mrs. J. Fairfield Carpenter, of Washing
ton. with Miss Mildred Buchanan. of Mo
ravia. has arrived and taken apartments
at the Smith cottage.
A number of dinners and luncheons
! marked the week and this form OF delight
ful entertainment increases steadily in
popularity. Among those who entertained
were Mrs Allan H. Dickson, Mrs. R p.
Huntington, Mrs. George Fales Baker Mr..
Justus Hotchkiss and Mrs. Paul Smith, jr.