New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

can Revolution, Of Albany, is entertaining
friends with boat rides on Lake Cnam-
plain Mayor George Lunn. Of Science
taGy. gave a launch party TO friends, as did
Robertson Marshall Of Pine Ridge. Mr.
Marshall gave a moonlight party, win
headlights from his automobile as illumi-
nation.
samuel 2. Avery, of New York, has been
joined by friends at his cottage. on But
ION island. Miss Virginia Jackman en-
t,rtaincd Westport friends with fishing
party and trout dinner at Nichols Pond.
Tho trout were caught while you wait
and brought dripping to the frying pan.
Mrs T. Rowland Russell entertained with
"a dinner and j. p. Blair was host at a
dinner. when his guests were Miss Helen
I4v Ggrretson. MI and Mrs. H. R, La
louissc. Mrs. r Iowland Russell, Miss
<,uttschnidt Mrs. Blair and Paxton
Elair.
I,rman Jesse RidgWay and Thomas Law
SON. tho nnancier, came over this week
from the Ridegway country place Garon-
dah. and cnjoycd a successful days fishing
iu Lake Champlsin.
Miss Pauline Robinson. Of New York,
daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. Beverly Robin
son. who devOtes much Of her time in win
ter 10 settlement work, continues her good
work also I'm summer. Each summer, on
the occasion of hcr birthday, Miss Robin
son invites an the children Of Westport
To- be her guests at the spacious Robinson
cottage. Games are played, for which
= prizes arc given. and refreshments served
. Miss LOCKER. Reginald LOCKER and Ed
ard L. Lootcr of Washington, are
Nuaking their annual visit at Westport
Inn Mr. aud Mrs. r. B. Jewell Master
Russell Jewell Miss Jewell, T. E. lew
ell ir.. and &. H. Jewell, of Washington,
are also staying at the inn.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert S. Carpenter, of
Ardsley-on Hudson, with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A Van Leen. Of New York, stopped
1t the inn Ell route south by automobile
from the Carpenter Camp, near Loon
Lake.
0ir and Mrs. William G. Eaton, Of
Cincinnati. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Winslow al the inn.
Motor tourists are numerous and tax
the capacity of the inn 10 its limit. Res
idents of Westport welcome the tourists
and often open their homes to house the
visitors on their migratory journey
Few resorts of the country cater to their
summer folk as does Westp0rt. In sum
nicr the town clock in the Cutting Me-
mortal Han does NOT strike between the
hours OF 10 dt night and 8 in the morn
ING. In summer the bell of the Baptist
Church, opposite Westport Inn, does not
ring I'm the early morning The large
number Of motor tourists stopping here
shows growing appreciation of this
beautiful Lake Champlain resort. a few
Of the cars that stopped at Westport Inn
We're those Of MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Seller
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cawley. of New
York; James J. Fox. Edward G. Moore
and John j. Martin. Of Albany; John
Robins. Mrs. G. y. Robins. Dr. Charles
ii. Richarein. Mrs Richarein. Mrs. FL
mer Beardsley. James p. Butler and
Charles Shein, Of Pittsfield, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Ross and chauffeur. Of
Brooklyn: John w rockingham. Miss
T.. W Frothngham, Miss Shplettc and
Anton Tuzar. or New York. A. w Stew
art Miss Stewart and Seymour Stewart,
Of ST. Louis. Mrs Tom Brenton, Dor
othy Brcnton OF Halifax. y. S. and Miss
Ina Rudd. OF Plainheld. ~ j.. Mrs. II
Mccormick. William B. Wright. jr.. of
Buffalo. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry b. Nc
Cormick and chauffeur Of Harrisburg
Penn. Mr.. and Mrs George r. Tones,
Miss Maysie u. Tones and chauffeur. OF
BrOokline. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
De Land and }. A. Clarke. Of Schenec-