The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
GOLF AND BOATING
AT LAKE PLACID
Rear Admiral Fletcher and II.
q. Treadwell Among the
Trophy Winners.

LAKE PLACID. N. Y, Aug. s.--Rear Ad-
miral Frank +. Fletcher u e. ~, who
Is spending the season here with Mrs
Fletcher. Is devoting much OF his time Ia
golf and In one OF the weekly handicap
medal score competitions won first place
with net score OF 70. lie was also one
OF the low score players In the DOGGY
handicap.
Competitive dances singly and In series
are to be features OF August at all of the
hotels here. Trophies OF silver cups are
awarded the best darcers Of the tango
the hesitation, the canter, the lame duck
and the make
The free for all power boat race used
as basis for the computation OF hands
caps FOR tho power boat cup series de-
veioped surprise when tho Cinderella,
, owned by Henry Bahnsen. won first place.
me refer Pan Esq, winner OF the power
boat trophy OF 1913 and owned by +. Is.
Leisenig. finished second.
rms AFTERNOON there will be swimming
races ana other sports under tho au-
spices or tho yacht club. including tub
races barrel races and an aquaplane con-
test. The weekly sailing race was won nv
Kenneth Hull. sailing the yacht of q.
Bahnsen. The slow race which was one
OF the recent unique contests was won
by Miss Bensen.
In the principal golf event, the contest
Tor the Treadwell cup, the trophy donated
by Cob II. n Treadwell OF New York at
the stevens House, all OF the best of the
players were entered Harry G.. Tread
Wen, son OF Col Treadwell, was the winner
OF the trophy, Raymond stevens bpinp
the runnerup The clock golf contest was
won by Miss Dorothy Spur
Supreme Court Justice Eugene A. Phil
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recently arrived golf players at the
stevens House, where they are taking an
active part in the various events
Mrs. Robert Schalkenbach of New York
entertained on Tuesday afternoon with n
bridge party and tea In the parlors nj thu
stevens House. Five tables were in play
her guests including Mrs. r.. d. Tatum
Mrs. w. H. Caren, Mrs l.. ] MerEni
MIS- w j. Nixon, Mrs. ]. II. Williams
MIS- C. ', Black, Mrs. w. u. Keplingnr
Mrs. o. Pressbrich, Jr Mrs. c. II. VolI.
nler' Mrs IL f.. Payne. Mrs Frank Hone
Mrs, William L. Manns. Mrs. @. p. r.
ARK Ars. John r. Power, Mrs. Stewart
Lewis Miss Nan Silo. Miss Mary Ruth
Hone Miss Rose Ella Hone and Miss Gai'
,agher winners of the prizes were. first.
MRS. Pressbrch second Mrs Conen
third Mrs Clark fourth, Mrs, Williams
htth, Mrs. Keplinser.
Mrs. George \. Stevens and Mrs NJ 7
VI" 'h'tItblleu "a company of chill
ufeh In costume mt an Indian party a,
Camp Swastikn on Thursday.
Guests Of Miss Alma Capen OF New
YORK at n dinner party given AZ tho
stevens House Included Mrs. w. III. Capen
MISS halliburton. Miss owen and Messrs
fdul' Ernst, Stevens and Clark
Mrs. George hoffman of the BrooI,,vn
SURFACE party, who is conducting tho sum.
mer campaign In the mountalns In behaI,
OF woman suffrage, motored over 10 the
stevens House from her place in Keens
valley. accompanied by Miss Louise Tav.
ior Mrs N. Beede, Miss Reset and VIII.
lam Reset wa"
Recent New York arrivals at the Grand
View include Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph shen.
herd Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Post Mrs
NJ C. Mcguire. Miss Josephine MaSuira
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams. Mr. and
Mrs William J. Kelly, Or. ] Vyctor
fisherman. the Misses Cox and Chester
Cox. '''o'
Among those from New York receptIv
arrived al Northwoods Inn are Mr.. ana
Mrs. q. Matson, Thomas J. O'Neil Miss
katherine r. Casey, Horace Palmer. Jr
ihomas j. O'Nell. Miss Helen RAYMOND
MRS a, H. Fields, Miss l.. A. Fields. Ava
~ Becker. Miss Emily G. Becker u T.
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