New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-27

cluded ten DAYS session this week az
Silver Bay. the Well known conference
grounds This is one Of three confer
cnces of this movement held i'm the
United States The other two are held
al Blue Ridge, S. j., and Lake Geneva.
Wis The silver Bay conference was at
tended by $50 delegates, and large
number Of these were from switzerland.
where the work is being carried on with
/ remarkable success MANY OF the other
delegates were from China and other
Eastern countries
During the conference a day was set
aside for parade of the delegates in
the native costumes OF the countries rep
resented ~ the same time was given
scene entitled THE Landing Of the I'm
migrants dt Ellis Island This was
carried out in every detail and proved
interesting 10 the hundreds Of cottagers
: and hotel guests who witnessed The days
programme.
Another day was occupied i'm the pro-
srammc of sports which included many
Of the customary field events engaged in
az college Aquatic sports We're also
part Of the programme of the day An
exhibition of pictures. toys Of the respec-
tive countries represented, and other in
tcresting articles was held in the Audi
torium at Silver Bay The Rev. o. p.
Clifford. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. OF Brooklne Mass, occupied
the pulpit AZ the Sunday service last
week. and Tomorrow the Rev Ernest VI.
Stres. rector Of St Thomas's Episcopal
Church OF New York. will preach.
Genburnie. a settlement on the east
shore OF the lake. twenty miles north OF
Lake Shore village is rejoicing I'm the
opening Of n new golf course. which is
believed 10 he one OF the best I'm the
Adirondacks Glenhurnic is accessible by
boat only. but scores Of golf enthusiasts
are making trips to the links 10 enjoy a
day OF the sport
Moonlight launch parties were the most
popular diversion during the last week
at Hotel Marion. The hotel guests and
cottagers i'm that vicinity have composed
several parties that have made the trip
to Lake George village and Hotel Saga
more on several occasions The baseball
team representing Hotel Marion defeated
the Bolton nine in a game play on the
Sycamore diamond last saturday The
game was well PLAYED and resulted in an
n 10 ) score.
The Association of Surrogate Judges Of
the state Of New York will meet at Hotel
Sycamore during the first week in Au-
gust. Session will be- held daily. and the
evenings will be devoted to dancing and
other social entertainment. The members
OF the bar viii be accompanied by their
wives and families.
The Lake George Regatta Associations
will be represented in the international
race 70 be held on the St Lawrence
July 81 by the Ankle Deep. the hydro
plane owned by Count Casmir Man
kowslli. summer resident Of Lake
George and an active member OF the Lake
George Regatta Association The Ankle
Deep was wiutered at the counts home
near Hotel Sagmore. and has been re-
Gently tried out on Long Island Sound.
where It was taken early this summer
Until recently the fishing at Lake
George has not been up to the standard.
but there can now be no complaint, as
even the most inexperienced angler IS
having luck that would make lZaak Wal
ton himself look with envious eye upon
the catches Of trout and pickerel that
have been made by summer visitors dur
ing the last week. From Hague-on-Lske
George come the reports OF tho best
catches. but at all points on the lake
there is evidence Of excellent fishing.