New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10

Lake Placid. N. z, July every hot.s
and cottage Is now open and prospects To-
a big season are most encouraging. Sum-
mer weather continues, which has a tend
ency to boost this famous mountain resor.
The closing Of the city public schools hax
also acted as a means OF swelling In
crowds. as many families ara unable tr
leave the city until the schools close An.
tornobiIe tourists are becoming more m.
merous. and the several public hotels and
garages have many cars stored each night.
T. Dawson, Of the Princeton College base-
hail team. as a guest OF Clifford Herbert, 50,
of Victor Herbert, the composer, at Camp
Jovland. Professor e r A. Selignau, 81
New York. arrived at his camp. AskenousA
on Moose Island. last week
The guests at the Belmont spend most o.
their days in driving and their evenings n
music and games. Among the late AMI
walls New Jersey is represented By Mss
Marion J. Frost and Miss Carolyn VI Lent.
Of Haywood Park, and Miss Margaret Has
brouck. of Mon-c!air. New Workers to reg
lister this week include Miss Mary z. Car
roll. F. H Gaylord, Miss Fanny American
and George Cisco
Tennis. golf and automobiling are only a
few of the many pastimes INDUCED in oy
tbe CHESTS of the Lakeside Inn New YORK
arrivals are Mrs. VI. s. Monk, c. ". Trahie
A. S. Woodruff, P. L Gross. T. O. Gross
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Scheuer, H FEEDER, 4.
FEEDER, A. Essing, Jonas Meyer and Edwin
Meyer.
This has been the big week at the Lass
Placid Inn The hotel guests are enjoying
the evening concerts by the orchestra. which
arrived during the week. Mrs A. Menocal
and two children recently registered for tue
season, coming from Havana, Cuba Pc
cent New York arrivals are Alden Mac
Claskie, F. Schultz, A Heller, MI and Ars
S. II. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Yankaret
and Walter Yankauer-
Some twenty New Workers took advautags
of the triple holiday and registered at tbs
Pines for the week end Among the most
recent arrivals are Mrs William N. Hughes,
of Albany: Miss Katherine Cassidy, Mss
Alice Cassidy. Miss Margaret Manahan,
Miss Frances Manaham and MISS Il Man<-
ham, OF New York City.
Patrons at the Homestead include Georss
NJ Sheath and Henry F. Wahadt- OF New
Haven Samuel s Hall and Samuel s. Hail.
fr.. OF Montclair. N J., and Edward =
Drummer. Of New Britain, Conn. New
York arrivals include J. H. Hess, h D
Rockwell. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Karpas,
Louis 6 Grenner and Robert Grenner--
The American House is entertaining many
of its last years guests Mr. and Ms j.
r. Muszio, of Havana, Cuba, have regis
tered for a prolonged visit IN Lake Placid
Those registering from New York tnciudo
s. L Johnston, A A Adams. STUART
BeIknap. Miss Helen c. Rooney, H G. Eica
horn. ]. Bower, ]. Meyer, 2. E kriTsnolf
Mary s. Hough, Nettie Serbacker and Anna
Quinn
From the present bookings at the MOTIF
woods Inn there will be few acconlrnoo
tons for the late Corners Many OF The "
ner patrons of the house signify theiF II
! tention of returning this year Nh. an
Mrs. F. L. Vogel. OF Buffalo. have locates
at the inn for their second season slI
and Mrs r E. Edmonstcn, OF New folA
| arrived on Saturday in 40-horsepOwer NO
tor car Guests at the inn include Law
renee E Kennedy and F. c. Page, OF Mort
| AtteIboro. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs A
knight, of Utica. y. Y; ]. c. Lynch. r. o
Rome, N Y. and Mr.. and Mrs w A Tut
/ tie, of Buffalo.