New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
PAUL. SMITHS
Baseball Holding the Centre OF
the Field.

Paul Smiths. " Y. Aug. 26.-Baseball
has held the centre Of the field at PAU
Smiths this week. with games at Saranac
Lake. Lake Placid and the home court
The nine here ere playing strong game,
one Of the best being game of twelve
innings with Saranac Lake, when the re-
suit was a tie, at TO 8. And while the
baseball fans" have been following the
game. fishermen still wend their peaceful
way and golfers continue their conferences
as 10 the exact location OF the new nine
hole course TO be buift on the shore OF the
St Regis River. The old course on the
shore Of Osgood Lake was discontinued
several, years ago. visitors becoming alb
sorbed in motor boating and automobiling.
The revival Of golf hero is awakening
much enthusiasm. and a course and club
house will be features Of 1912.
The sale for the benefit of DR.. Trudeau 5
sanatorium was held in the parlors yes
terday, and this evening there is benefit
for the Paul Smiths orchestra, in the form
of a ball.
Mrs Emmons Blaine varied her pro-
gramme by entertaining her house guests
in rough camp on Dons Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Farnam. of
New Haven, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Justus Hotchkiss, on Spitfre Lake. Many
functions have been given in their honor,
including a tea on Tuesday and luncheon
on Thursday by Mrs. Hotchkss, and
luncheons on Monday and Wednesday by
Mrs. George Fales Baker at Hepburnwood
Mr. and Mrs George HartOn Singer. OF
Harton Hall, Pittsburgh. and Mr.. and Mrs
We frf nos <
Of Mrs. Baker
Mrs J. L. Adams. Of New York. was
hostess at a luncheon at Paul Smiths ca
sino when her guests included Miss Louise
Delker, OF New York. and Mr. and Mrs
A II. de Diaz. of Havana, Cuba.
Charles r. Henderson, of Saranac Lake
and Miss Janet Henderson Of New York
are visiting their sister Mrs. y. Thsyel
Robb, of New York, at the Henderson
camp on Upper st. Regis Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry de b. Schenck, wh'
have been staying at Bar Harbor. arrived
on Tuesday and Joined the house party al
the camp of Miss. r. Augusta Polhemus
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt L. Dixon and the
Misses Dixon motored up from Southamp-
ton and Joined Miss Polhemus, and were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Burrill, Miss Beatrice Burrill and Edward
L. Burrill, jr.. who also came by automo-
bile. Mrs James II. Haslehurst and Miss
Mccoy have concluded their visit at Camp
Edenwod and are now staying with
friends at Paul Smiths Hotel
Among the camp guests are the Rev and
Mrs. A. b. Hickok and son, al W. w. Nc
Alpin's; Mr.. and Mrs. Elford p. Trow-
bridge. at Mrs. W X. Townsend's place;
Miss Alice Damrosch. with the young peo-
pie at the camp OF Mrs. Emmons Blaine;
Mr. and Mrs. Miller with Mr.. and Mrs.
ogden Mills Reid, and DR.. Louis c. Lehr,
at the Lppincott camp, on Osgood Lake
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Leverich. of Corona,
Long Island. have joined Dr. and Mrs A.
Schuyler Clarke at Paul Smiths, and Will
lam c. Massarene has joined Mrs. Massa-
rene and Miss Gertrude McKenna at the
hotel
Among the many New York arrivals here
are the Misses Goodenough. +. d. de Janon
A. c. Clarkson. G. 3. Hanover, c. +. Guide
brod, Mr. and Mrs. William +. Hall, Mr.
and Mrs James keenan,, George A. Brady
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. b. Rigby Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Upton. Mrs. J. F. Otragge. Miss II
Z. Reddy. Mrs. II. w. Cannon, Miss Ger
trude Stone. Miss Louise Gleason, George
c. Cannon. Roy G. Perham, r. f. Hey
wood Lewis X. Dodd, Mrs. James Jackson
Miss l. H. Mabbett. Miss NJ. Z. Card, Miss
NJ MacKidd. @. B. Jackson, V. A. Svoboda,
the Misses Dibblee Miss F. Grey, Miss F.
Gardner, Mr. and Mrs James r. Bremen
and Mrs John Bremen.