New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-18

have been taxed to their capacity ana II
has been necessary on numerous occa-
sions TO convert some OF the public rooms
into sleeping rooms. A hreproof summer
resort hotel. conducted on the European
plan, is an innovation which it seems has
met with unqualified approval on the part
OF the travelling public.
The open invitation approaching and
putting contest OF Saturday brought out
a big crowd of people. and those who
could not be accommodated on the club
house yerandas and lawn watched thS
play from their automobiles and car
riages. AS the affair had twice been
postponed on account OF inclement
weather, everybody was keen for Il sporty
game. and they were not disappointed
Owing to the large entry list play was be-
gun promptly at p. m. The honors "er'
carried off by stephen Douglas Bayer'
who made the record score OF u; Mrs. Ly-
man II. Treadway was second, with
score OF q: Mrs " Koch. third, %, and
Frederick HIoyt, -.
Mrs. Edward II. Graves, who has done
considerable informal entertaining, gave
musical and reception Oh Saturday
evening at the Bungalow in honor OF her
guests, Mrs. William n. Stevenson and
Miss Stevenson.
Another popular hostess is Mrs. Cliff
ford g. Sims, who entertained twelve
couples at a progressive bridge whist
party on Wednesday afternoon on the
veranda Of her cottage
A beach party was given on Monday by
the Misses Blanche and Marian Sheehan.
A picnic luncheon OH the Beach OF the
Singing Sands" was followed by several
amusing games. Later most OF the young
folks donned bathing suits. and gave an
exhibition of fancy swimming and diving.
Little Miss Marion Hopkinson, OF New
York. won much applause for her grace
and daring, and is referred TO as Annette
kellermann III.
Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier and Sir
Frederick and Lady Borden. of Ottawa,
Canada, are frequent guests at the Hotel
Champlain, motoring down TO spend
week ends.
John A. Bensel. State Engineer: Ed
ward Lazansky, Secretary OF state;
Thomas Carmody, Attorney General;
Lieutenant Governor Thomas +. Conway
and other officials OF the Canal Board,
who are making tour OF inspection OF
the Champlain Canal and the proposed
sites for terminals on Lake Champlain,
held a conference at the Hotel Champlain
on Wednesday last for the purpose OF
making selection of one Of three sites
for a barge canal terminal at Plattsburg,
"The Gateway OF the Country" for which
an appropriation of $4,000 has been set
aside by the state OF New York.
Arrivals at the Hotel Champlain from
New York City are VI. s. Stear. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Parlin. Mrs. Walter
Scott and two children. Charles FISK
Bound, A. ]. Sununu. f. II. Nolan. Dir.
and Mrs. II. b. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs
r. c. Osterhout Mrs. a. NJ. Crosby, Mrs
NJ. A. del Rio, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Craven.
Miss Loretto Meehan, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
If. Pouch, Miss Helen Pouch, 8. +.
Hinckley, Mrs. j. Rogers, NJ. p. shea,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles p. Miller. Thomas
r. Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Griffin,
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman Thompson. e. 3.
Meeks, Mrs. D. A. Hawkins. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph 4. lay "'s' S"aiic ~ ioPe'
Miss Mary L. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j..
johnson. A. V. Mccarthy. II. l.. Miller,
Miss G. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs W. J.
Roonie, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Van LEV,
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Martin. Miss Ammo
Haye, Miss A. Clark. NJ. F. Loughman
and Frank Loughman. Brooklyn ar
rivals: George n. Cummings. Miss Alice
L. Cummings, Miss Bessie Haas, Mrs. w.
Morscn, Cornelius II. CaiIaghan.