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New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Cape Cod
Many Enjoyable Affairs En-
tertain Summer Guests.

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Aug. 21.-Now that
the summer season is getting mature on
Cape Cod. one fact is very noticeable. ard
that is that many who have been here this
year are planning to come again. Accom-
modations are being reserved for next Year.
and in many instances land is being puT-
chased With the view of building the COM
ing winter There was a time. and tina (
not many years ago, when real estate could
be purchased at almost a nominal price
but within the last three years realty
values have taken a decided jump, and
desira bic land on the waterfront is held at
a substantial figure. Along BuZzards Eay
il is almost impossible to purchase any
real estate on the waterfront.
An affair always of interest to New
Workers is the county fair, which comes off
next week at Barnstable Visitors to the
Cape generally find much TO amuse them
at these annual gatherings. There gather
ell sorts and conditions of people. repre-
serrng nearly every state of the Union,
and, all in all, the gathering is d most
cosmopolitan one. The fair is under the
auspices of the Barnsta BILE Agricultural So
cisty. FOR ten years up 10 last wear the
society had as president Dr. Gorham
Bacon. Of New York City. and during his
term the society made rapid strides
There has oeen much sayety at OslerviiIe
the last week, and especially a Wianno
have things been going st a pretty lively
pace socially. The tennis tournament end
ed with Miss Meredith. OF Richmond. Va.
and Hoyt Hayes, OF Cleveland, as winners
OF the cups
. The german a. the Casino headed by Mrs
Holland, OF New York City, actted hand
some sum for the local library, and to-
night there was concert given By Miss
Edison. violinst, OF New York city, and
Myron Whitney, the well known basso.
The trial races Of the German sender
yachts Dili be sailed over the Buzzard's Say
course early in September aud much in
terest is heing taken by the summer people
IN these events. The Spanish sender races
were sailed at Marblehead las; week, aud
the winning boats. the Beaver, the Gina
and Sally NJ VIII he matched against the
BuzZard' : Bay boats at the trial races which
begin on Saturday Captain Luis de Arana
of The Spanish boat Chonta, has offered
the principal incentive for the trial races by
Offering the Chonta cup which was pre-
scented 10 him by Commodore Clark or the
Eastern Yacht club. to the winning boat Of
the trial races.
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WooOmERE TURF TO BE STAGE

lightful comedy. A Midsummer Nights
Dream" on Saturday evening. September
3 on the grounds Of the Woodmere Coun-
try Club. Woodmere, Long Island. by the
Ben Greet players, viii be welcome d.
version for the fashionable folk Of Wood
mere. Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Hewletts and
Far Rockaway OF all the ShakeSpearisa
comedies presented by Ben Greet and his
woodland players, a Midsummer Nights
Dream Is the most popular. and one that
ideaIiv adapts itself to an open air perform
snce. especially when the stage setting Is
in beautiful grove of trees. As September
. is the Saturday before Labor Day, large
audience is expected, for the reason thar
many members Of the WoodmeTe Club viii
be giving weekend parties
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ments. they being experts with the tennis
racket.
This has been busy week at the Ameri-
can The house is full and has been Tor
some weeks Mr. Hutchins- who is con-
neVted with the state Forest. Fish and
Game Commission. is making Lake Placid
his headquarters for the rest of the sea-
son
The Homestead has every room occupied
q present while bookings for September
and October were never better. Those join
ing the other guests during the week are
the Misses Alice NJ. and Lillian Boland.
Buffalo: Miss Elizabeth lie Bar. Kansas
City; Miss Glen Dowig, Topeka. Kan, and
Miss Alpha j. Ranch and DIR. H. B. Camp
bell. Newark, y. j.
Under Cliff was the centre of an en-
joyable affair this week when a benefit
masquerade was given by the guests TO
raise a fund to repair the little White
Church. landmark of forty years, and
bold in highest regard by visitors to Lake
Placid in its early days. During the week
a party of young from Under Cliff
went on tramping and fishing expedition
back to Whiteface Mountain
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MANY AMERICANS AT GENEVA

Geneva. Aug. 26-Geneva might Just now
he we'll described as an American city
transpianted By some AlaGdin-methOd 10
The shores of the shimmeTing lake n
adorns. The number OF the Americans
present indicates great assembly Of not
abIes from the United States. All ths
cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific ana
from the Great Lakes to tn Gulf. are rep
resented and their automobiles are filing
the garages Machines are constantly on
the move. their owners motoring about
from point to point. George jay Gould and
family have been among the proninent
American motorists.
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day, and attracted the largest attendance
that has ever been seen al an agricultural
fair throughout this section OF the state.
Every indication seems to point toward
busy autumn at Maple Lawn, because
OF the heavy bookings for September and
Octobers and the number of persons now
registered who will srend September there
The pleassntest affair Of the week there
MAS the annual masquerade ball, which
took place last evening.
The annual sheet and pillow case dance
held at the Columbian last Saturday night
was an enjoyable affair that attracted a
large attendance from the surrounding
houses Late arrivals there include Mrs.
II. A. Brady, Miss n. Brady Miss j.
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Moray. Miss
T. Moray. Mrs. NJ. A. EIske Mrs T. Fren-
dorf Miss Sadie Hammond and Miss Mar
euerife Gill OF New YORK.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Thousand Islands, \. Y. Aug. 27-Motor
boat racing continues TO be the chief at
traction at the Thousand Islands and
several prominent events have been run
off during the week. The first official con-
test for boats of the Jockey class was held
over the Frontenac Yacht Cluo course and
resulted III a victory for No. 10 owned
and operated by Park Gillespie. The final
race OF the days programme vas won by
the Dixie II.
J. Chemeize! won the Froltenac Golf
Club tournament over the local course this
week. He defeated A. 0. Eeebe j up
playing twenty-one holes
The annual Frontenac Yacht Club hall,
tse society event OF the season on the ST
Lawrence, was held during ne week al
the Fron1enac Hotel
The Thousand Island Park baseball team
defeated the Frontenac nine On The local
grounds during the week
The fishing Of "a ia has been excellent
During the week three muslzallorge have
been captured, Weighing 33la. y and es
pou nds, b. Jadson Dineman. Alfred Grant
end John .. Rhosdes, respectively
4 party Of lae. including members or
Csur &c Lion Commander. +. T., was
ri tie Thousand Island House for The first
of ire week.
:. D. Heaiy. j. n Norton, l.. butcher.
Mr. and Mrs. G Redavat Il. J. De Long.
Mr and AIs. james Barnes, Samuel Parks
Miss Ruth .judsen. Mrs. Charles Cronk
Mrs. =. II. Budd Miss Sarah Cheeseman
SIR and Mis-. G.. l. Smith, Air. and Mrs
John sherer, Ar ard Mrs. George Lane.
=. Heesmenco, Mss Florence Tabor, John
Hedifer, Mr ard Mrs " iiisr Leona rd
and family, Mrs. f. Sherman and Mr.. aud
Mrs. L., ColWel, OF New York. are being
entertained al the Thousand Island House
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HIGHMOUNT.

Highmount, y. =. Aug. 27.-'rhe Grand
Hotel, which is located here, has had an
exceedingly busy season, and the social af-
fairs o. the last two weeks have been
among tho most elaborate ever Witnessed
in the Catskills. One of the prettiest af
fairs OF the week was the annual dinner
o. the Ladies Beefsteak Club. which was
held in the grilroom on Tuesday evening.
The members of the club enjoyed hearty
repast and a thoroughly good time.
Among those present were Mrs. Charles
Bloom, Mrs. AdoIph Franlenfhal Mrs. An
ton Stern Mrs. !. r. De Young. Mrs Julius
Cohn, Miss f. Brownstein, Mrs c. Putzel,
Mrs. p. Banner, Mrs. L. Mayer, Mrs. Marie
l. DannenbeTg. Miss /. Ritchie, Mrs.
Henry Geershofer, Miss Purdie, Mrs. Fred
Goldsmith. Mrs. Louis Blum. Mrs Eva
Rosen1hal. Miss Fannie iIohenthal and
Airs. Matilda Loeb, OF New York.
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SRiGHTWATERS.

Rrghtwaters Long Island, Aug. 1.-THE
Brshtwaters Association is making extern
siVe preparations for the big water car
uivs and other social and sporting events
that are to he held on and about Labor
Day. The festivities, which will practi-
caliy cover week, win begin on Wednes-
day evening with an association dinner in
The BriGhtwa ters Casino. On Saturday an
open air FaudeVille show viii be given on
the lawn of the Casino. \ temporary stage
is To he erected under the bis trees in
front o. the clubhouse The water carni-
vaI 20 be held on Labor Day, promises
10 ne the most popular affair of the sea
son. Tie programme of tho day viii con
sist chiefly of water sports at the bathing
pavilion in the afternoon and an illumi-
mated boat parade IN the Venetian Yacht
Aarbcr in the evening
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Mrs. Eleanor Robson Belmont has just
made her second visit to the Cape Cod cam
al at Sandwich On the first occasion she
worked one OF the levers on one of the
mammoth dredges. This time she busted
herself taking photographs OF the canal
from various points. including the immense
sea wall which stretches out for a distance
Of nearly 20 feet
Mr. and Mrs. Dill. of Hyannis Park. are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James File
brown and Miss Van Gelder. of New York.
AIr. and Mrs Joseph Mcclellan, Of Hart
ford Conn, are visiting relatives III Barn
stable.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. of Centre
vile, are entertaining Nehemiah Boynton,
jr., of Brooklyn. FOR the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and AIRS. J. c. Nagness. Of New York,
have been the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ciapp, of Hyannis.
Mrs Jessie Clarner. OF New York, is
spending her vacation at Barnstable, the
guest of Mrs. Josephine harrington.
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GOLF POPULAR IN 6RoNxvILLE.

The cool weather OF the past week
brought many players TO the gef links
throughout Westchester County. Society
has taken deep interest in golf and sew
eraI new clubs have been formed Among
the popular new golf links is the Law
renee Park Country Club at BronxviiTe.
Many OF the players are stopping at the
Hotel Gramatan. from the piazzas OF which:
view of the course can be had Among
the recent arrivals at the Hotel Granatan
are Mrs Salmon, Miss Chambers. Miss L.
Fl. Tirany, Miss c. F. Pike, NJ A. Kur-
sheedt Edgar Palmer. Mrs. Charles Pettis,
Mrs Charles Holt, Mrs. NJ Close. Of New
York City.
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SAUGERTIES.

SaIger,les, \. =. Aug. Z1.--The last
week of August fs> this charming little
village with as large crowd registered
al IFS hotels and boarding houses a
an tine during the present season. and
every indication points toward a busy Sep
ts:laSc-.
LaooV Is3" Nill ne celebrated ny
h@rc srd i IS expected ;hst there Will be
more I'm 2na excitement during the ceie-
b.stion tLan at any time this SEASON.
The EaT1h!sgs, ga Organization coTn-
pr.s.as aoouJ three hundred amateur ata-
.e,es f-oIs New York, Jersey CITY, New
ak sEd adjacent cities, are camping o.
P.atte Cioye, about ten miles west OF TIA
Ni!ixse.
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UPPER SARANAC.

a-uper Saranac, y. y, Aug 2'.-iHe zen
rjs score has been the all absorbing TOPIC
- Saranac Inn this week, for the expert
rlsYers have been competing in the annual
tournament which Was started on MonoaH-
The committee in charge consists OF W. l.
Isndreth. /. W. Richardson, jr-, j b.
barlow. Y. H. BIasdou and o e Judson-
Some fourteen players were entered IN the
mems sinslcs. while the mems doubles and
mixed doubles brought out about SIX teams
each. The close proximity Of the courts 10
-ae inns spacious yerandas brought out j
large gallery Of interested friends
Among The New York arrivals at the Inn
are Miss \. NJ. Tweed. Miss Hubbard. Dr.
William L. Webster. William NJ. priscolL
Herman Ellis Mrs. NJ J. Mcleod MIS-
O N. Spenser. Mrs. Franklin Conklin, Mrs
:. *. Nan Deventer. Mrs A s. Rae, MISS
Sylvia Corey. Mrs. f. s. Bangs. Fielding
Lewis TaNfor Arthur Brisbane, Frank ,
Harlow and l.. J.. Bayne. From Brooklyn
ere ]. H Kelioueh. Mrs. J. Purcell, Mrs
% Hugh De Haven. MT- and Mrs ]. III " IN
1cr and Mrs. s. Francis BirdsaH.
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EDGE M ERE.

Long Island. Aug. - C,h.-,,..
su ~ '"e attention of society a. ~
uns :. t.,a ere niuo and this resort this waa,,
Ana assa.,a.;o cement of the Little Mothers.
-, ,ha .ot,s. uon' or Manhattan. was r,vcr
,,,,asa ~ Sn Oh Edgemere at the E.verett
80. ,an., Ian avenue The proceeds
Ia s,,,sor,.s ihs the week ponu-
rs.-.,,a-. Go was raised at tta
EoSeinefo e'uo for the henaa, os ~
Joseph's Hospital. a non-sea,aas OF st.
st Far Rockswsy. More 80 hospital
raised: To-day the tennis no,. s''VV' was
Edrens"e Club were the scsns 80 - ot the
club tournament between n,sysrs .'''V
home cub and of the woodmere ,,,,..r's .ne
Club. Recent arrivals al the Edan toun''s
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ON SHORE OF HAMPTON po.

Forfress Monroe. Va. Aug. e7.-sb,r, ha.
ties. target practice and dress psrads ~, ~.
soldiers OF the garrison make tba - ~
pass aulckl- at Old Point Com,or, ans
every steamer and train brings IN ,,sn,.
parties OF travellers from New yorr go
otner cities During the beautiful NO.
hsnt nights OF the last week yonns 49,
ahd women. after strollins alon~ .sa
waterfront listening to the band coroar,
would go IN the swimming pool o. ~
ohemoerhh- a large party OF debu,a,,as @
ana o"ses' iro"' the garrison enjoysd .
plunge IN the pool Thursday nisht :" :
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KIShATOM.

h-.Ea.o1l. :. :. AS. -5.-Inele has
hse- 10 nollcs1,,3@ decrease n tIe ~umGe
o. 5sa-sc.as y 20 sGe reg ste:c5 g :he .lote.S
E45 boarding EoGkez throughout thlS E-ui-
S-.essSae se-lson OF inc CctSa.l.s. ena The
l4ctei Taei are oonadsni that thev wi! con.
i:z@1 10 ez.a-ta.a a crowd s4.stiI sesIty IN
OctcSe.
there hse. been several pres;y evcnts
3: TO Ets..sloH. Ec;e- Ia .hs iasr week
5hat ha,e att-scte,3 visitors freni osaer
}ote.s
9-zle atri.Eis 81 fhe kis1agoul :neiade
,!:Ss 81 }, ti-G. Miss T. Il. Cummings,
< r'rs5ie1.. Miss Ea,Bar.nc Jones, Mrs Z.
f,1eiE-an, y =. Thomas i. ..ones ana Miss
tssftr.7ae =. Jones. q New Yo:'s
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RoXBURY.

I,oxSG"-, :. l.. Aug. -s.--IhGFs as st!i!
c.osd o. people g Eoxbury, and The ho-
tel people hsss anticipate that The ma
joTi,y @iil remain through the month Of
SepteInbeT. Ihis viii make Ro% bury e.
t9e.re.y hseis. ara will attract g sunibe 7
es laosc people WAC 90 Tct care 10 spend
September ia { 'llage that is duii
Miss Helen Miller Gould, who Is Occur
pytng IliI-side. her summer horne aeie, IS
onter-a .nirG D.. and Airs. Samuel Zwen1er,
OF Arabia.
Johh Burro.sis ;ae distinguished nat
uralisi, Tao Is occupying Wco1chucf.
Lodge, rs simmer aorne bese, has beer
oateT, aiming Dr. and Mrs. John Johnson,
Paul Johnson, Douglas .Johnson anu Bryan
flemmins, c. New York.
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PICHFlELD SPRINGS.

Richfeld Springs, \. Y. Aug. 21.-Sev-
eral important social events marked the
last week chief among them q cotillon
at the Darlington. which was given on
Wednesday evening 1t was led by ]. Jar
Gen Guenther and Miss Helen Beckett Cos
ter, and twenty couples danced.
Mrs. Frank +. Ro1 gave bridge on
Wednesday afternoon at Applecot.
\ benefit bridge at the Berkeley Naion-
tha on Monday evening resulted in the
winning of prizes by John D. Cary, Mrs
= " Eutterield, George +. Shreve. Mrs
Charles 3. Conrad Colonel Thomas C
Cnamberlin, DR. Van Va!zsl and Mrs. Join
d. Beais.
AZ the hendallwood a progressive egchre
played on Monday night. tha prize
being wan by Mrs. William Rssouin
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PORT KENT.

rort Kent, y. Y. AUG. 21.-Outdocr life
continues popular al Port Kent and the
beautiful lawns form q picturesque setting
Tor entertainments. with the panorama of
Lake Champlain for the scenery One of
the delightful occasions was lawn party
given by Mrs Edward Rowan. OF The
Bronx. when the little folk of Port Kent
snd many OF their elders Were entertained
2 Creystone. \ travelling magician and a
Punch and Judy show were included in the
afternoons programme which ended with
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Hanes Falls, \. I. Aug. ZI.--Ihere has
never beer e tirce IN the history Of Aaines
Tals as 4 summer resort when 50 many
people were registered 81 the different no
lels and boarding houses as during the
last two weeks. a large number OF per
sors. unable 20 secure rooms here during
The last TWO weeks, have postponed tlaes
vacation uEdi September. and the hotel
men here report the largest September
bookings 5hev have ever had
Many persons VINO have spent the last
7Wo months al other resorts are engaging
rooms mere for September. The vast
1hrong of cottagers in Twilight Sunset
and Santa cruz parks viii OCCUPY their
residences Until The latter part Of October.
-'hs Iisines Falls. Bellevue. Central !
C!ererDonj, Hsjlenbeok, Upland Farm and
SIC have oeen lie scenes OF several So
..ai functions during the week.
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CATSKILL.

Eassk-.. \. Y, Aug 21.-Nany persons
have come mere Tilis - eek, and il s con-
csdeG oy every one familiar with local
conditions that the season viii be extend
ed % later Gate than IN past years. TIE
hcte' men expect taat it Viii run well into
Cctooer. Al the leading hotels here viii
remain open tEVoasn the entire month OF
September, ara Jbe number OF rooms ths
have been engaged for the month is sum.
siea1 guarantee tazt September viii, be IL
-lsUally ln-ely-
The most brilliant event in s3ght 81 the
gresens tne = Ire annual masquerade 6al!
a. Ti.e Grant House, n erteanber 2.
Pau J. AEol1e,e.-. h-s sister, NJ. Z Not
ts-zy Ba-Te.l: Strs. MAJ s. ThaTsgc71 and
6eorc@ Q. D~sast ere ea.oyias y.s.t a.
lie Cant .5cuse.
The may :e,eE.cd -ests e lhe Grant
- 80 5o:a 81 nlsi<iLe tEs SGaday sacred
ccEoel IS ss attractive Gs eyel.
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MANY AT sRIARcLIFF MANOR.

Briarcliff Manor, y. Y, Aug T.-Mans
of the early guests returned this week
for the autumn season at the Lodge
Among the weeks arrivals are; Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Robinson. Mr. and Mrs ]. H.
ETbeck Miss Helen Eilbeck, and J. c.
Eilbeck Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A Morgan and
sons. Miss Nellie Phillips. Miss Leonors
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas 3.
Kent. all from New York. Many guests
have come from other points
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

49,, Smiths. X X aUS. ss.-A handicap
.-.a.o,. aaat race On Upper St Regis Lake
-s,,,asv vas productive Of much SPORT
,-s,~e u for family launches had entraes
- .s;ss Ca:har:ne Cameron, Mrs ihonas
= r5oua-d. Lewis : Thompson, Frances t.
Fa.,l,ner, William 1saucl,, J. & IL rsapouN
.,5 Henry /. Hotcnkiss. Mrs fo""ic
eos. won. with ar. Thompson close sec-
,,a6 IN C3ass 4 FOR speed boats tAe con
,sxtante we're Robert N. Stuart, George .
4,rcuste,,. George II. Ea~le, 5r., Ralph harie
sd Herbert l.. Pratt, The event was ~
t.rseiv inteVesting, f"r Nniie tneie H"
l,een n,a-y i!nprcnntu races, tee NtaI' -"
never. heen tried out Ar. stuart hhisneu
,l,.s.. with MIR. Brewster second o"' ~
s,ua-. VAS 6isoualiae6 and the race IVES
.r,ed over on Tuesday morning MI 1.1
o,o, with Honnie Dcone; MI Brewster
1,s-,rjase II wss second. anu M S'eei'
sylvia Jean, thirc-
Mr and Mrs. Freoerlch w Nahu'' ~
2,,e been ioined at Pine Tree Foih' 1S
Sacrxta,-v Cf the Navy george Non
80, ena family, OF Washington ,s
.,-.,rste daughter of the Countess o. stsi
.,rs csn,e early IL me week 10 Joiii MIS-
aneerbilt- .,o,.>--
e-=h i,ift lG2E affnlA SiSaiS .'oN~'N"|
=, .,.;a-,obile ride so Saransc Lake. ~hsfs
:. attended the Adirondack Good Roaos
-,,,ven.;on. ON Sunday Mr.. AND Mrs PAU
Sr,i,h 3r entertained d.. and Mrs b l.
,,,r,,6.,,, ard Paul Smith, sr, at haiap
iLamanaai- - g
>-rs = Tcyy;s Clarke Of Washington, IS
,.s;ti,.. s,rs Robert r Huntington al her
IN, on I-p,,er s.. Regis Lake MI anu
Aa-e rTaber Sears. of New York. are spet"-
So, sa,,,e time al Paul Smiths Hotel
An;ons lie entertainments OF the "eeh "e
,-as a dizlr.-.. O. eight covers in she Du'',
,-r;,t e:-e7 o~ Mrs. Henry A booa' u
~-.x York. s..a a nicnic TO Bear POND " ''ei'
,.jrs Ca+harinc Cameron was the hostess
AIMING those wno have come 10 'he mo-
... fnin ,neir families and friends a'e III
= - NJ Bord CT Yonhers, VINO JOINS NJ :
y,.,tz. Atr and Mrs +. =. Jones. OF h'A-
aua. Ohio; Miss Ida N. Pollard, Oh D.
-o;,is. VINO IS a guest or Mr- ano AllE.
Z Nafitt; < N Patterson, OF hi'e
plains. &. p. Wagner. % Sidney, ohio' VINO
.oins his family, and DR.. James {AleNo"
6,sr Miller of New York, who Is Win III
sDd Mrs E i. Trudeau-
fe-,er permanent arrivals lnciuue MISS
AIa.rz-et =. Caddagon. Edward r toauE'
,,nrssr Elder Adams. Mrs. A. 5. Meeher'
Mss { Hutchinson. Thomas W. Walsh
sT,-x w T. Scott Miss A. j. Browne anu
NJ and DIS. J. SchullngeT and famils ali
- New No-E
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nusl fancy dress ball for the your sstsrs se
the Hotel Sycamore. Thirty young peoDls
we're in costume and the ''2et-up'' Of Iistis
Miss Marie Catherine Whitney. OF New
York, representing SalOme. was pron0Unce5
by many one of the most artistic ihper.
sonations-
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PINE HILL.

Pine Hill. y y. Aug. Cit looks at
the present time as though tie season at
Pine Hill would continue through the
greater part Of September, as ali OF the ho-
tels and boarding houses have booked a
number Of people for that time.
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terts or other temporary accoihhioun -
for the month. From the prese". -,
cations the over Labor Day cro"'o -,
he the largest OF the season ana
probability record breakers io'
George. . an
On Friday afternoon was heio 1"Y
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LAKE GEORGE.

Lake George. y. Y, Aug. 21.-As August
advances the crowds of city folk continue
TO increase and the hotel managements are
at a loss to know where TO place the sur
plus of their guests. There is scarcely
hotel on the lake that has not erected
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Club include Mr.. and Mrs Howard n.
SchaunB, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Miilard Mrs
William G. Provost. Miss Marie Bruckrnsn
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WESTPORT.

Westporr. y Y, aug. 21.-The Westport
Inn tennis courts have been exceedingly
busy with the tournament for cups pre-
sented by Il. p. Smith for mems singles,
women's singles and mixed doubles. The
chief interest, however, has centred in the
contest for solid silver loving cup, which
has been played for since 1898 and is likely
to become the property Of Walter +
Thompson. of Jersey City The cup must
be won three different seasons in order to
become the property of the winner, and as
Nr Thompson is here to compete following
his success of last season and the season
OF 1905 there is a strong possibility of his
carrying it off. The names of some twelve
champions have been engraved on the
bowl with the year of each victory.
Edwin F. LOCKER of Washington. has
ioined Miss Edith LOCKER and Reginald
LOCKER at the inn. Mrs. N. F. Reilly and
Miss Agnes Y. Reilly, of Brooklyn, have
joined friends here. Richard F. Cole, OF
BROOKLYN IS devoting much time 10 colf.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
CAIRO

.2io. s.. A.s 2?.-I'isz erent c, -.
saasaH ~ caira. the ETeat Cairo far. o.
fsrses On Tvesda.. WEDNESDAY and Taurs-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
ELIEABETHTOWN.

- Eliza he htewn. y. y, Aug. 2..-The Coz
BILE Hill golf links continues the centre OF
interest at EIizabethtown, and to-day is
witnessing the finals in the championship
contest which was started on Thursday
The handsome Windsor cup was not won
without a hard struggle. and in the finals
Ben Franklin, Of Troy, yielded victory 10
DR.. D. A. Fuller. OF Brooklyn. guest st
the Windsor. The ene-club tournament on
Monday Vas won by +. W. d. Gray, of
Montclair. " J.. one OF the Deer's Head
Inn players. Thus far honors have been
distributed among large number OF play
ers, few winning more than one event in
the tournament.
A. Deers Head Inn a novel obstacle
handicap putting contest was enjoyed by
the women. and mas won in g. by Miss
Adele Leeds of Brooklyn b F Stetson
and Ben Franklin created much merriment
by putting on womens clothes and enter
ing the contest. Saturday evenings fancy
dress ball in the inn pariors was the sue
cess Of the season. more than one hundred
and fifty pers3S in costume being present.