New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Several
large camps on Upper st. Regis Lake were
opened this week, dinners and luncheons
have been numerous, and visitors are pre-
pairing for the annual races Of the ST.
Regis Yacht Club. Outdoor entertainments
have been numerous and among them was
a picnic and burberry party to McCollom
with fourteen merrymakers present from
the camps of Arson Phelps Stokes and
Graham Lusk. Mountain climbing has also
been attracting q number OF the visitors
here. and one party to make the ascent OF
St. Regis was composed Of Mrs. John
Sheibe, Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Hyman, Jo-
seph Curtiss Sloane and DR.. Norman Will
Jams
Mrs. Emmons Blaine has Joined the camp
colony, after an absence Of two years. Mrs.
Blaine spent few days at the Slade camp
last season and now she is here at Camp
Underpines with a merry party of young
people Mrs. Blaine is preparing her boat
10 enter the sailing events Of the st. Regis
Yacht Club.
Mrs. Robert Hoe has returned from
abroad and is now at Camp Rush for the
remainder OF the season. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Garrett, who have been at camp for
some time, were Joined this week by a
houseful Of young people.
Among the visitors at camp are Mrs
George MARS of Boston, who is guest OF
Mrs. n. Thayer Robb ct the Henderson
camp, and Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Morris. of
Rosyn. Long Island, who are staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mexican, at Camp
Medarnine. Mr.. Mclean, who writes under
the pen name OF Sidney Wharton, is work
ing on q new novel at his shore studio here
One of the merriest house parties along
the chain is assembled at the camp Of Mr.
and Mrs. William w. McAlpin on Spitfire
Lake. Miss Ethel Carhart, James Hare
and Roger Hill came UP Saturday and
have since been Joined by Mr.. and Mrs
Hayward McAlpin. Of Morristown, and Mrs
T. Edward Hambleton, Of Baltimore, The
Misses McAlpin are giving a series Of house
parties throughout the season.
Mrs. Allan II. Dickson. who recently re-
turned from Europe, IS at Ramp Kanaktiyo
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank G. Darte,
and is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John d.
Farnham, Of Wilkes Barre. Penn.
Mrs. William II. Macy, I'd, OF Morris
town and New York. is with the Misses
Garretson at their camp on the Lower
Lake. where she will later be Joined by
her son, Alfred Macy. Miss Ethel Ketcham
and Miss Maude Curtiss, who have been
visiting friends at Spitfre Lake, have gone
to Miss Curtiss's country place at Gaze
novia-
Mrs. Katharine Perry, OF Brooklyn. and
Southport. has been visiting at Camp In
terlaken as guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. French.
The first two races of the ST. Regis Yacht
Club were won by William Rauch, with
Henry l.. HotchlSiss second, and the boat
of Commodore Arson Phelps Stokes third.
The boats finished the same In both races
George II Earles boat was disabled when
about to enter the Saturday event. The
annual meeting OF the club will be held
Monday at the camp Of the commodore,
when II Is planned to take up the subject
Of proper lights for boats So many motor
boats are now In commission on the lakes
that more stringent rules are necessary
than have been hitherto observed.
Mrs. +. F. Droop IS entertaining Mrs
Arthur Muara and Mr.. and Mrs Eschmann
at her camp on Osgood Lake. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. V. Hoffman, of New York. are now
m embers Of the summer colony, having
arrived at Camp Hofr.
UPPER SARANAc.
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