New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

guests at the Lakeside Inn. but mountain
climbing has a fascination for rnanSs fhere
were several oerties to start out this week
with the summit OF some Of the higher
mountains as their objective point
party of seven made combination day o,
IL on Sunday. They took boat to ths
head OF the lake climbed Whiteface Noun
tain, and hshed Whiteface Brook on Their
return About thirty-fve trout we're hooked.
which were served at dinner especially
arranged for the party on their return 70 the
hotel Those making the trip were Paul
Baxter, OF Chicago Samuel Humphreys of
Philadelphia Charles Brenge, OF WASH
fngton: Dali Hawkins the ex-champion
lightweight pugilist. and John Wegnrau.
William Cook and Budd Young. OF New
York New York arrivals are J. FL Updika.
L. H Wander Burgh. Mrs Louis Docto-.
Mrs. Louis SchoIrem, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Book, Mrs. Henry NJ Book. John Wegna1
and william Cooke
The proprietor of the Lake Placid I'm
has found IL necessary 70 build eight eddi-
tionaI bathhouses as bathing has become
very popular. The aquatic sports and she
shade of the many trees on the lake snore
lure many of the guests from the hotel
porcfeS A party OF ten spent Monday Ash
ing the IGke. ana fSluEhCU Will
creeIs. The far away city OF san Francisco
has a representative among the guests n
Mrs r. Kohloerg Some recent New ToTk
arrivals are Miss Eella Strauss Miss JeaH-
cite Strauss. Dr. H. Scaison, Ray Cohen,
Matilda R. Cohen, David We'll, Mrs Will
lam Gavlick, Nathan Marks. nr. and Mrs.
A. Hahn and laughter. Arthur 3. Hyrnan.
Mr. and Mrs p Hecht, Herbert Hechr aad
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Ufand.
number Of guests OF the Belmont
climbed Whiteface Mountain during the
week In the party were DR.. J. r. Muzio
OF Havana Mrs. Charles H Smith. ir,
and Miss Lillian NJ Chalmers Of Albany;
Miss K McKenna OF Newark. y. J., and
Miss Fanny American, of New York \
musical was gi:en on Wednesday night by
the guests and their friends. An audiences
that filed the pagiors and verandas encorei
each member Recent arrivals are Mr. and
Mrs Milton Ames and Mrs S NJ Marks.
OF Hackensack, N j.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Hoyt. of Rochester. and Mrs F. Bswes ard
T>omas T. Bowes. Of Hoboken, n. j. New
York arrivals are Mrs. Clarence F Pollock.
Mrs K De BaIains. Mis- De Balaine and
Jesse G. Arnold.
Launch and driving parties were the
chief outdoor diversions of the guests az
The Pines this week. The roads were IN
good condition. which added to the pleasure
of driving Twenty-Five of the guests drove
to Wilmington. making a short stop at
Hishland Falls. Some Of those recently 10
register are the Misses Hannah and Sarah
Harris OF Montreal. and Miss Ruth 0hVe
Richards, of Bridgeport, y. j. New YORK
arrivals are Mrs. G. A Wagner, Joseph W.
Boston, Annie B. Sittig. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert c. Langion, Mr. and Mrs. A Harris.
Henry A Haerman and Charles F. Giraud
This was a pig week at the Arnericah
House; over fifty registered in one day.
some of whom Will remain for prolonged
stay Some of the weeks arrivals are A
D. Condo. of Cleveland: ". c. Sihia, OF
Brooklyn. w H. Hacken. of Utica. and III
Rand and L. F Baker OF Albany. ReceHt
New York arrivals are c. r Nose, w
Pierce S G. Reilly. Louis HeweH, H G.
Eichhorn. L. r Hutton and Frank J.
Noone-
Guests at the Homestead are enjoying
themselves in a quiet way. They thorocgh-
" understand the meaning OF the woTI
rest" and are following out the idea 10
ct" Several patrons OF the house. how
ever, made q trip TO the thousand lslands
during the week Mr. and Mrs Edwin A.
Ladd OF Batavia. and J. F. Kane OF syria
cuse, are recent arrivals. New Workers Z"
register during the week are the misses
Rosale and Pauline Engel. Arthur Kaur-
man. Louis Ruez and Miss Anna NJ Con-
way.
STAMFORD.
STANFORD " Y, July S0-Upon making
the rounds of the hotels this week we ind
that many of them are filled TO thsr
capacity. and in one or two instances many
have heen turned avay The golf players