New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
PAUL SMITHS
Motor and Sail Boat Races-Good
Fishing-Sanatorium Benefit.

Paul Smiths, n v, July 22.-Visitors e
the st. Regis Lakes are TO have a gala
day under the auspices of the New York
boys at Camp Osgood. on Osgood Lake
who are arranging for an athletic meet &c
be held on Lower St Regis Lake. in from
of Paul Smiths Hotel. The days pro-
gramme will include a game of baseball
swimming matches in which Sidney Will
cox of New York one of the fastest swim
mers in the country, will participate, and
sprinting. in which ST. Clair Russell, OF
Saranac Lake, who won several track rec
ords at Dartmouth during the last year
will take part. The Lower ST. Regis Lake
is especially wei adapted for a meet OF
this nature. the broad. low banks forming
an excellent gallery for the spectators.
Interest in boating at the resort is IN
usually keen this year. and is not confined
10 sailing events alone for many members
of the ST. Regis Yacht Club are launching
new power boats. Or. a Schuyler Clarke is
trying out a new speed boat, and Henry
A. Budd. of New York. has launched d
new craft Mrs Thomas Hunt Talmage,
who is in camp on Spitfire Lake has new
power boat, and Charles Mather, of PhIa-
delphia. is bringing a boat 10 his camp on
the Lower St Regis. Power boat racing
will be featured among the events OF the
Yacht club the members Of which are al
ready showing much activity. Preliminary
sailing races will be started this week.
leading up TO the regular club series in
August. when there will be point racing.
Charles NJ. Fleischmann, Of East Milestone
\. j.. and Henry a. Budd, Of New YORK
members Of the summer colony at PAU
Smiths have been proposed for MEMBER
ship in the ST. Regis Yacht CLUB, the an
nual meeting Of which will be held on Au-
gust Z.
Fishermen, and women anglers as Well
ore making excellent records at Pau
Smiths. and among the notable catches
have been those Of Mrs. Ethel Drake and
Mrs. 7. w. Prentiss, Of New York, VINO
took two pickerel. weighing fourteen ana
Ten mounds. respectively, while angling IN
Osgood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan y. Ryan, OF Ne"
YORK arrived at Paul Smiths in their
nrivate car, the Pere Marquette, and pro-
ceeded to Spitfre Lake, where they are
occupvjng Sunset Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs
Rvan will later be Joined by their children.
Miss r. A. Polhemus Is at Camp Eden
void and is entertaining Mrs. J. u. Hasle-
hurst and her sister. MISS Mccoy. Mrs.
Allan II. Dickson, Of Winfes-Barre. Penn
yrboee canop is across the lake, arrived this
vet afte, an extensive tour in Europe.
Miss Helen White was Joined by twenty
eve ec1ests AZ White Pine Camp, on Osgood
Lake, to-day.
n, ? I. Trudeau has sufficiently recov-
cred from his illness 10 be able 10 ENJOY
motor BOATING and daily makes a TRIP over
snersed with an occasional motoring trip IN
Francis L. Trudeau's runaoout. NlSltorS
along the chain are actively hte'esl'iiS
themselves in the annual sale 10 DC helo
at Paul Smiths for the beneht OF the Aui-
rondack Cottage Sanatorium, OF when Dr'
rTrudeau is the founder, and with the ar
rivaI this week Of Mrs. A. j. MilDanK' VINO
has opened her cottage, arrangements VIII
be completed ..,.....z
Ms George Fales Baker has Instituted
her annual relay of dinners and luncheohs
at Hopburnwood. on Monday Mrs BAKER
.aya a luncheon of eight covers, ana on
LID, oave a second luncheon, when Mrs.
,,,.,rs Hotchkiss was the honor guest.
g. t4otcbkiss also makes feature OF
I-,.nhoo,e and afternoon camp teas ana
,'rerod her season with a delightful luhc"-
con on Tuesday. 20 N-o,y
Nc Arthur Twlnng Hadley, OF Ne"
1Iaven &c visiting Mrs. William X io"h-
send at The Rocks.
,,re william McAlpin, who IS down on
C,,ra cod is coming this week 10 JON lier
emily at Camp Wyndover' on SpitiiIo
lie DR. and Mrs. Hubbard ana SON. ot
greenwich. n. j., have been Visi'ihs "'
CauD WyndOYcr.