New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

West-ort y y. Sept. &.-Serterlher.
u 1Soh is q very gorgeous month along the
Taores of lake Chsuplain, promises "a be
r-ore popular than ever for tours. Ar
fragments are now beng made for a visit
g The -lerl hers Of the Appalachian Noun
-afr C-ch. an organization Of New England
reori,. reho viii visit West port and pro
casl thence 70 Kesue Valley 20 make she
ss,ert O. Mount Mari tho highest peak
- tr,e AI.-oadacies Another Organization
er Nev I-r-l1rd=-s- tt-e New England His
---Tcai Ns~o15atiou, VII cruise through
-,zl.- cham plain. on TIE steamer Vermont
Ire Seurernler moon mas already prompt
r.. eevc-a. harvest functions. prominent
=-lol.z which was a corn roast. at which
~f-z T>en5a-r.- J Wurma1 entertained
~----r 1Rsn-v guests. on Tuesday night
There ues also q ila~t csc ball on y Genes
ca evening. Mrs. Sraulev Matthews. \ idow
G Justice Matthews. u the Supreme Court
q he I-ut1sd S1atoe. entertained al a har-
-+e~- e. ca 1bc vcrauda SATURDAY after
-o0- So was assisted by Miss Sherman.
and an Italian orchestra frcm New York
f.--rlsled che ul->ic-
Edwin 3. N2tteu. chief engineer OF cleo
t-i-al traction Of the New York Central
I'-es. IS sp=redins much tine canoeing
,sar- AXE gllauplain. He is making his
Headquarters ~ Westuort Inn
-s.- -fs5fors 81 WesJport Inn are com
sIaia- -sz-Ir cottagers and permanent resi-
Dents O. Wes-rorr IL fairs and vaudeville
entertainments Tor the benefit OF local Il
r-ar5cs and churches There was a vauJe-
---le performance III Library Hall on Tues
r.z- evening for the benefit Of the library.
There vas = one-act play. Raspberry
Shrub sec" bv Mrs Gibson. Miss Kings
I-1E Miss Violet johnson and Mt Sny-
ecker Robert Sherwood gave some i'm
persona lions Of Harry Lauder and there
we're other interesting dances and songs.
81 which Miss Virginia Townsend. the
Misses Lee. Robert Sherwood. Gu Lee.
Mss Horne and others appeared.
walter Thompson. Of New York. carries
OF TIE tennis ho-y-s Of the season He
vas successful IN the competition for the
Wcs-Do-r Inn CUP. d cup which has been
played for since 1893, and upon which are
engraved the names IF MANY tennis play
.Hrs. air. Thompson has been successful in
me competition for this cup during each
e -he lasl three seasons. and under the
r-Ies The cup is now his. Or. Ares. oi
cveR York. was the runaer-up in this con-
est Miss Alice ramroSch. daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch- won the
-youleu-s tennis event. and Miss Audre-
De Rarue was the ruUrer-up-
A novel motor boat race resulted n favor
e Winlbe-lev he Renuc. The start vas
-1azc OF foot from the tennis courts a
TEestport Inn. Thence the race proceeded
70 the boats, which we're moored some dis
-auce from shore. James Crary's Saucy
Sa-aze. Charles Buchanan I-adyiCu and
aIr- De Renne-s Tuttling Tot were entered
The boats we're raced around Sunken Rocb
and back 10 their uoorings. The finish
-as z foot race 70 the tennis courts. De
Renue Won by a nose
Edzzr NJ and James J Norsenan. oi
Omaha, have joined their families a Elm
cottage.
Miss a. n Tweed, Mr. end Mrs. s. d
'Tompkius, the Misses Louise and Grace
Tompkius and Harold T. TouDkins. OF
cyew York viii spend September at West
port Inn.
1Teurv Holt. rhe New York publisher. a.
cam1auied by Miss Sylvia Holt. Henry
F7olt. jr-. and Elliott Holt is among the
-sre visitors Ct W-estporr Inn