The sun., 1912-07-14
SARANAC LAKE.
running AZ British Flag Heats
Otherwise Cool Csmpers.


Otherwise Cool Campers.
PAUL SMITHS. N. Y, July 13.-while
golf. sailing and motoring are attract
Ing many these pleasant days. the prin-
cipal object OF interest at Paul Smiths
and along the lakes OF the st. Regis
chain Is British flag which Miss Cath
arine Cameron floats from her speedy
power boat Miss Cameron displays the
nag as matter Of sentiment in memory
OF her father. who was an Englishman,
hut the sentiment does not appeal to
the guides and campers. inasmuch as
Miss Cameron files the British Jack to
the exclusion Of the stars and Stripes.
TWO years ago while at her Spitnre
Lake camp Miss Cameron floated the
British flag and was much chagrined
to have 1t repeatedly stolen from the
boat.
There is much rivalry In the motor
boat division OF the st. Regis Yacht
CLUB. Boats are being refttcd. engines
tuned up to topnotch speed and every
thing Is being put in readiness for the
annual tryout. Einmons Blaine, who
Mrs. Emmons Blaine. is to enter the
races with the Kanosa and J. Insley
Blair has launched new wave splitter.
Francis l.. Trudeau is the owner of a
speedy new craft. George II. Arents.
Jr.. Of New York. who is occupyins the
Faulkner camp on Lower ST. Regis Lake,
has launched the Faulkner boat Nassau
and will enter many events. Several
others Of the camp colony are secretly
putting their speeders into shape and
the annual race promises to be the best
in the history Of the resort.
The camp Of Ambassador to England
and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid IS to be opened
upon the arrival here OF the Hon. and
Mrs. John Ward. who are coming 70
Camp Wildair and are bringing with
them n company OF distinguished Brit
ish friends. Mrs. Ward was formerly
Miss Jean Reid and a woman Of ath-
letic tendencies. As Miss Reid she
often entered a yacht in the events Of
the st. Regis Yacht Club and managed
II herself with much skill. With the
Wards and Mrs. Emmons Blaine In
camp there is q strong possibility that
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
will change their plans and again open
their attractive Japanese camp on Upper
St. Regis Lake. Hustesses among the
camp colony are arranging their sum-
mer programmes and the round Of
luncheons and dinners will be unusually
gay.
Motoring up to camp Is getting TO be
quite fad with the St. Regis folk and
several have cars here for side trips
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe Of New York,
| accompanied by Frank c. Dodd and
Reynolds Real rnotored up to Upper ST.
Regis. where they Joined the house
, party at the Point Rush camp OF Nine.
| Hoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker Of New
York, annual visitors at Paul Smiths,
arrived this week 10 occupy apartments
at the hotel. Mr.. Walker is one OF the
expert ny fishermen Of the resort and in
, season makes daily pilsrimagrs 10 near
by trout waters. Richard Van Wyok
and Frank II. Griswold OF New YORK.
who came up for the early fishing IN
May. have returned and are meeting
with excellent success trout angling.
Or. Walter B. James ard William
Hall Penfold OF New York have returned
10 their Upper St. Regis camps after
their annual pilgrimage 20 the Resti-
Gouche Club in Canada. Mr.. Penfold
brought back one OF his trophies OF rod
and reel, twenty-rine pound salmon
which he captured.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron Of New York,
with Master Cameron Is at Paul Smiths.
where she has taken apartments at the
Casino. Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez and Mr..
and Mrs r. Steinhart and family Of
Cuba are at the hotel for the summer.
Among the other visitors are Dr. y.
Schuyler Clarke. Mrs. Leveriige, Mr..
and Mrs. r DE Soto. Mrs. l.. G. Man
nay, Miss Z. ID. Miannay. L. e. Latour.
Charles +. Latour. Edwin Hilburn. J.
Halsey LOCKER, Irving y. LOCKER a. J.
Simpson. Frank f.. Fountaine and Mr..
and Mrs. J. F.. Meek, New York; Mr.
and Mrs. julius DE Long, Brooklyn; Mr..
and Mrs. Weihenmayer and James Shaw,
Phiia delph!a.