New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
PAUL. SMITHS
Enthusiasm Over New Course
of St. Regis River Golf Club.

Paul Smiths, y. y. July 20.-Sociai and
sporting life here centre in the clubhouse
OF the St Regis River Golf Club, where
representative society gathers each day
for the play. Every one here is enthus-
iasdc over the new nine-hole course, with
its beautiful woods setting and the play
crs arc growing more numerous each day.
DR.. Morris Carpenter, Of New York, who,
with j. ClawSon Mills, of Brooklyn and
Robert T. Mills of Montclair. is visiting
al Paul Smiths, is one Of the enthusiasts,
and is meeting the club professional in
match play. Henry II. Benedict, of New
Haven, joined the golf contingent this
week and others include Hayward Nc
Alpir, Miss Norma Huselton, J. Insley
Blair. Dr.. Walter Is. James and Rudolph
RauCh.
Many visitors have arrived at the camps
Of the St Regis Chain, and among them
arc Archibald s. White, of New York,
who brought some friends with him 10
White Zine Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald :. Alexander
came up this week with Mrs Courtlandt
Dixon Barnes and Miss Barnes to occupy
the Upper st. Regis camp OF the late
Charles Tracy Barney. Ashbel Barney
will join them to-day.
Emmons Blaine is at TIE Loinrop camp,
where Lc viii be joined by his mother
this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Towns
end. ID, OF New Haven, are also at camp,
as guests Of Mrs. William X. Townsend,
at The Rocks.
Mrs. J. II. Haslcnurst and Miss Mccoy
are visiting at Camp Edenwold, on Spit
fire Lake. A. Clarke Robinson, of Paris,
arrived Monday. and joined Mrs. Robin
son at the camp Of her father, Simeon j.
Drake. on Spitfre Lake.
The events Of the 81. Regis Yacht Club
have been started, and there is much
interest i'm them. Members Of the motor
boat contingent of the club are enjoying
many skrmishes preliminary 10 the an
nual race.
NJ and Mrs. George Arents, j.. OF
New York. with their house guests, made
the Trip from Lower St Regis Lake 30
Salanac Inn over the seven-carry route,
where they were met by their automobile
for the run back 10 camp.
Nj and Mrs. William 6. Wilcox and
family arc here occupying the Wisner
camp or the lower lake.
.i.NIr. and Mrs. j, Edward Hambleton, OF
Baltimore. are coming in q few days 70
tom Nj. and Mrs. Hayward McAlpin at
Camp.
Or. and Mrs Edward !. Trudeau enter
Tain their son, Francis Trudeau, and his
'flance. Miss Helen Garretson. Of Morris
town. at their cottage. Mr. Trudeau has
his runaboui here and also has a new
speed boat in commission.
Mrs. e. W. swan is visiting friends on
'sp.tnre Lake.
Mrs. Lewis Brinton and daughter MISS
Elizabeth Brinton. OF Philadelphia, are
members Of the summer colony at Pau
Smiths.
Visitors 10 Paul Smiths are delighted
wish the change that has been effected III
the parlor and lobby. The partition
which originally separated the two rooms
has been removed, making one large
room. New furnishings and fixtures have
been added, and new double doors open
on T. the front verands- People ADMIRE
The new glass doors, but nine out Of ten'
from force OF habit. use the small ola
door, which has been the means OF egress
for the last half century.
Mrs John A. Davis. OF New York, an
annual visitor az the hotel. has Joined her
friends here for the season
Alexander Cameron, jr.. OF New York.
;I,as Joined Mrs. Cameron at the Casino
where Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Benedict and
their little son also have apartments.
: MANY automobile visitors have stopped
al Paul Smiths en- route on tour Of the
! Adironoacks, and a goodly number OF
! them have made the trip around the
lakes. Among the touring parties was
one from the Lake Placid Club, composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. z. zonne. Miss Wini-
fred Cole, Mrs Florence Logan and Mrs.
". B. Pizzinri
Among the New York people arrived at
Pa,,l Smiths Tor extended visits are MI
and Mrs. L. +. LIatour, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
walker. RIrs. Anna Corlton Ball, Mrs.
NJ. T. Murdoch, Edward Gillisan' I. }.
Sweeney and DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Bsstedo
end children.
cAPANAC LAKE.