New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
LAKE PLACID
Yacht Club .Plans-Golf En-
Observation-Disclosures Busy.

raks Placid. y. Y, July b.-The hot
weather I'm the cities is having Its result
In Fastening the season, so that RECORD
for arrivals IS being established 1hough
the DAYS are warm. yet they are a'""''
tempered by the cool mountain preezes'
and the evenings are really delightful iho
city dweller is finding the region maven
of refuge and with rod and Ine' or WIZ"
paddle or with more pretentous CRAFT no
is idling away the summer days ahu w
loving himself to his heart conleh''
The golf enthusiasts have had 'he
week, with the interest centerlhS arou".
Jerome ID. Travers. who was guest oh
Ralph A. Day, Of New York. VINO Is spe"N
ing the summer here. "
The summer visitors take cohsiueraO''
interest i'm the village library, ana u Is
expected that soon several talented men
and women OF the colony VIII arrange ioF
a benefit for the purpose or increasins ''7
library fund. Already the professional peo-
. ple have signified their willingness 10 par
! ,ioi,ate and among these are two Wen
! L,n,,r onera singers The event VIII prop-
/ ably take place I'm the village Adr' or po'
! shiny I'm the auditorium Of one ot the larger
hotels. ,,,.
The annual meeting Of the Lake Placlo
Yacht club was held on Monday '"''
10 hut a quorum not being present. an
other meeting will be held shortly' ~ -
proposed to hold regatta and invite 80
owners from all the Adironda'N '@Ae''
owing 10 the absence OF l''E""'' wv
matter did not come 10 a vote.
A pretty tea was held in Sen,'nei
tage on Mirror Lake, during t"e
Miss Catherine Pierce invited seNerai u
her college friends. and they ENJOY Gu d"
afternoon of Vassar "reminiscences. Aflons
the guests were Miss Arletta MAIZE
and Miss Alice NJ. Dixie
The cottagers are arriving IN ihc'eds-
, inslv large numbers, and there are u"
unopened camps along the lake snofee.
Tba GaIlup cottage this season VIII %
/ occupied by Mrs. NJ. II. Lockhart Oh we"
yorl, who arrived during the week
m Edward II. Griffin, dean OF Johns
uonkins University, has been summer
visitor here for many years lie ana No
sons are occupying their camp at Wn'te-
face Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Bloomberg. OF New
VI ORC snending the summer az the
, Belmont Annex.
Mrs Leo Wollock, OF New York, is now
AT the Roger camp. in the Rulsseaumone
section.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. g. jameson, 81 Newark
e have opened their camp on the lake.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Bernheim and famiy
arrived last Saturday. They are occupying
the Brewster cottage.
Camp Little Brook. on the west lake'
/, will be occupied this summer by x. M'
Shaw. -,
q, Edward NaumberS OF New YORK. VIII
summer al the Stanton cottage.
. The mountain resorts viii have oppor-
,unit,, Of witnessing professional baseball
/ This summer. Lake Placid. Saranac Lake.
}, ! paul Smiths and other places are repre-
d scented by teams, the players being largely
g recruited from the college mines. Inc nrst
II contest was played last Monday between
, Ssranac Lake and Lake Placid teams. Inc
former was victorious, winning the game
nv a score Of to 5. a return game was
payed at Lake Placid on wednesday
afternoon.
4. ]. Roach, OF Philadelphia, has JUST
launched the Louise r., Twenty-Five
footer that is built more for comfort than
for speed.
l, DR.. II. O. Marcy. whose camp Is near
, Whiteface Inn, recently opened Green
d Top.
professor y. Monroe Hopkins and fam
: uv. OF washington have taken Napasin
Lodge for the simmer
4 Mr.. and Mrs Little. Of New York. arr
now occupying Heartsease cottage.