The sun., 1912-07-14
SUMMER AT WEsTP0RT.
Weather Has Its Enert-Nany
NOtOrists Stop There.

WEsTPoRT. y. Y. July i3-Tha warm
weather of the past week has had a pro-
nounced influence on the summer folk
az Wes.port, who are haunting the trails
and byways. motoring along the Lake
Champlain shore or joining the jolly
bathers in W-stport Bav. One of the
merriest gatherings is at Grass Bav. across
Lake hamplain. where twenty New York
men, members of a fishing club. are en-
camped
Many automobile tourists are visiting
Westport daily and the favorite route
now Il to put the car on the steamer at
Bolton Landing on Lake George and come
up the lake half an hour rid. to Sabbath
Day Point. where the car is again used
for the run to Ticonderoga. Crown Point.
Port Henry and Westpori. one Of thu
most attractive routes in the mount aims.
a. it is practically all the way close 70 the
shores Of Lake George and Lake Cham
plain. Afew cars have come over Tongue
Mountain and those who prefer wonderful
this route surpassing anything in the
Adirondacks or White Mountains
Members Of the house party az the cot :
tage of Frank Lee are laying out bride
trail over Split Rock Mountain Ridge to
Observation Peak. total distance Of
ten miles
Entertaining at Westport is of an in
formal nature and is done on board ship
as well as on land. One Of the functions
OF the week was a luncheon given bv
Mrs. William T. Bradley on board The
yacht Benamy. Mrs. Bradlevs guest :
colony at Westport and included Mrs.
James Worman. Mrs. b. }. Wor.nan. Mr-
&. X, Payne, Mrs. Arthur Dracus. Miss
Dracus, Mrs. b l.. Burritt. Mrs William
I.athrop and Mrs. &. Shelly At an in
formal luncheon at Westport Inn Miss
Helen jay Garretson Of New York enter
tanned Mrs. Rowland Russell. Miss Eliza
beth Russell and &. A. Coe.
j. Thompson Brown Of Wilmington.
Del has joined Mr.. and Mrs H NJ Barkes-
dale and the Misses Barkesdale AZ their
cottage here. Mr. and Mrs H. r. La
bo,Iisse OF New Orleans are entertaining
" Saborin.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas j Check of New
YORK are at the inn for the season and Mr..
Check is devoting much Of his time to golf
Among the other visitors who have come
to spend the summer are Miss NJ H.
Elliott. New York; Miss j. Lighthouse
and and M Miss and 1. 49umss Bass mHotEn s
Edgar NJ Morseman and children Omaha
Among the motor tourists who stopped
at the inn en- route TO and from the Adiron-
dacks were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert y. Car
fenter Of Ardsley on Hudson who were
going TO their Adirondack park near
Loon Lake. Mrs Carpenter recently took
a prominent part in the s,ifrragette parade
in New York city Among the New York
mo; orists were Mr. and Mrs F. G. McMillin
with Mr.. and Mrs F H. Main: DR.. Long
man and party Of five; Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7.
Lovelace. Mr., and Mrs. Stephen Lane
Folger From other cities were Mr. and
Mrs. ". y. Cole. william Cotter and Miss
Genevieve Bond of Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs
William Diederichs. MIR. and Mrs Louis
A Hoen. Mr.. and Mrs. I Watts and Miss
Nj. Watts. St Louis: l.. d Robertson,
Mrs Drummond. Miss Drummond and
Miss Robertson. >. Caralev, Mrs. :, Cars
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Carsley and Col.
X. Costigan; percival Nelson. II. ID.
Browne. Blair Russell and q. p. q. Dunlop;
A f. Christmas, David EVAN and j. r.
Starnes, Mr. and Mrs ". NJ. Weir, W.
Lloyd Caskins and William A. Neville,
all Of Montreal. Quebec; Mrs. A. D. Ross
and Miss Cornelia Ross. Auburn; MIR. and
Mrs. James Daniel Derby. Lansing. Mich;
Miss Elsie Harrington. Mrs. ". G. Pierce.
Miss Is. Pierce and p. ID. Pierce Of Boston.
Major Henry l.. Higginson Of Boston. =.
who has an extensive park on the western
shore OF Lake Champlain near Westport. !.
has 100 men employed beautifying the
grounds and LAYING out drives and trails
Major and Mrs Higginson are expected
at Rock Harbor the latter part Of this
month.