New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
LAKE PLACID.

visitors continues and will not end until
after Labor Day many taking advantage Of
the triple holiday. Next week will see the
first of the homeward movement One of
the minor worries is how to pass the time.
Several OF the larger hotels held their an
rual hops during the last few days, which
were well attended. The spacious BALI
rooms were decorated in elaborate style.
The finals in the fast motor boat and
YACHT races of the Lake Placid Yacht Club
were run off during the week. and, as
usual. proved interesting. Every one is
looking forward 10 the golf tournament
tnaIs as there are several expert players
entered. Many automobile parties passing
through town carry pennants bearing the
names Of their home cities. some OF which
are far distant. Special amusements have
been planned by the hotels for Labor Day
The Northwoods Inn is filed. and the
proprietor has been forced TO set up cots TO
accommodate several late arrivals From
present indications the closing date Will be
several weeks later than last year. as the
hookings extend into October. New York
ers at the inn are Mrs. H. n Blanchard.
pr and Mrs. 4 Ogan and Miss A NJ Ar
mold.
rofiIlon at the Grand View Hotel On
MANY handsome costumes were worn. The
la rye ballroom was decorated with Jspauese
lanterns and the fsvors were of japanese
design The employees Of the house held
their annual dance on Mondav night The
register az the Grand View shows the fol
lowing late New York arrivals TT Brad
fnrc7 Fox. Mr. and Mrs VI q. Blum. Arthur
rl1rn. Frank Mora. the Misses Eliza bsth =.
and sara II. Sinlonton, G. 9 Kiet=r. louis
Krieger Mrs II u. Gregg and Mrs NJ Z,
Albert
The chief indoor diversion az the Lake
Placid Inn during the week consisted or
dancing every evening. with special prfvt-
leges to the children on Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Riding, driving, SWIM
ming tennis and picnics made up the com
element of outdoor enioyments. a picnic
In honor Of Mrs. Carlos Garcia. wife OF the
Cuban Minister 10 the United States, was
given at Whiteface Landing on Monday by
Mr. and Mrs NJ c.. Nenocal All in the
party which numbered twenty, were resi-
dents of Cuba Mrs. Menocal and Mrs.
Garcia have been season guests at the inn
Early in the week a jolly crowd drove 70
High Falls on a stage coach OF the Buffalo
Bill type, drawn by four horses. Gan
eral NJ G. Menocal. Mr.. and Mrs s Memo
cal Mario @. Menocal and Mrs. Maria r.
Sava. OF cuba. Joined the Menocal party
over sunday.
New York arrivals a. Lake Placid Ian ar-
" Nj SchWarz. F.. c. Mayors. Charles &
Vietarius. MIS- NJ. aud Miss Nictorius. Mrs
John Ritchie. b. Ritehie. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kahn. 4ir- and Mrs. Henry AleNstn-
der Iiiss T. Frank. Miss Martha BenaNs
ndgar r. David. T. :. Seligman. }. CAM
erou Jenkins. : Hoffman, W. H. Jenkins.
sidney j. Schwab, M. and Mrs :. Lang
darf. Mr and Mrs Jerome Levine. Nj. ana
Mrs 4 Rosennow and Max l.. VIE
The Lakeside Inn - receiving many h""ro-
inge ror the month of september The e"r-
ditiona FOR driving and tennis have been
excellent during the last f~w dsys. ana
theec .wo outdoor diversions hsyr occupied
much ~ jhe gue<ts time. Among the rnsnN
motor tourists registering during the week