The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
beauty spot in the Adirondacks.
ADIRONDACK RESORTS
GAY DESPITE WAR
Record Number of Young People Along the Lake,
and lea Dances Are Well Attended-Ellsive
Herd of Deer on Mr. Amess Farm

PAUL SMITHS, ". Y. Aug Sunday IL
religlously observed by the campers OF
the st. Regis chain of lakes, and the
wharves at Paul Smiths are lined with
elaborate water craft each Sunday morn
ing In the congregation at St Johns In
the Wilderness last Sunday were Mrs
Whitelaw Reid, Mrs william O. Rookie
Teller and son, and many other equally
prominent members Of the summer colony
DR. Samuel NJ. Evans OF New York, who
10 visiting at the camp Of his mother in
law, Mrs. Robert Hoe. rendered the offer
tory solo
While several members Of the camp col
ony are abroad this summer and pruc-
ticany every one here has relatives or
friends In the war zone OF Europe, the So
cial functions are undated and prom
lnent among them was ball given at
Paul Smiths casino on Monday evening by
Mrs I. II. Howard Of Hyde Park. Mrs.
Howard Is niece OF Mrs Frederick
Vanderbilt. FIFTY guests were present.
There are more young people along the
lakes this season than ever before. and as
practically AL are acquainted there liz no
lack of numbers for the functions OF the
younger set. The tango teas at Paul
Smiths casino are we'll attended and many
are taking dancing lessons In the privacy
or their camps
The unusually large number OF fine
power boats here is attracting niue at
tention and favorable comment and
every one is eager tn see the speedy new
craft OF Herbert Lee Pratt of BROOKLYN
which was launched IN Upper st. Regis
Lake on Saturday. The boat is 1875
horse power and H. forty feet long.
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Stuart OF New
York, who have been visiting at Paul
Smiths. combined their mountain visit
with long canoe trip which they covered
en- route back TO the city. with two
guides they went from Paul Smiths to Old
Forge and spent ten days en- route
Four days were spent at liaquettr Lake in
hshing Mr. and Mrs Stuart travelled
In lelsurey manner and tried practi-
cally all OF the fishing pools They Sc
cured many bass, pickerc and trout.
They found the fishing especially good In
Forked Lake.
Young people at the camp of Mr. and
Mrs Ogden Chlsolm. who are enjoying
all forms Of Adirondack llfc are contem-
plating making the Rlquette River trip.
Early IN the week they went by automo-
bile u Franklin Falls and secured ten
large pickerel
Master Hugh Wilson AZ the Wilson
Camp on Osgnod Lake is the champion
Junior angler securing am eight pound
pickerel in Osgood Lake Milton Jones
~ enjoying some rare trout angling at
Paul Smiths and makes daily trips 10
the mouth Of W.llar Brook, within
few rods of the hotel one OF his trout
''''H WYNN N''hh'u wv anu TEL
pounds
The annual fair Tor the benefit Of ST
tabrirls Church viii be held In the dan
cling hall of Paul Smiths on the after
noon ana evening Of August -. Several
OF the cottage colony here ave interest
ing themselves extensively In the fair
The annual sale for the Adirondack cot
tase Sanitlrlum at Trudcau will be held
on the afternoon of August -.
M. and Mrs. Victor Morowitz arrived
from Philadelphia saturday TO occupy the
Peabody camp on Upper 81 Regis Lake
for August Mi and Mrs. Roderick Cam
IRON are coming to occupy the Cameron
camp on Spitnre Lake. which was opened
this wrel, by Mrs J \ Sears. formerly
Miss cntharin- Cameron.
James McNaughtun, general manager
OF the American Locomotive Company,
with Mrs. McNaughton and Miss Me
NaughtOn. Is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Harris at their cottage.
Mrs. T. Edward Hambieton Of Balti-
more has Joined the family party ut the
camp of William W. McAipn, where Mrs
McAlpn Is also expected In IA few days. |
Miss Louise Townsend OF Philadelphia Is
O guest of the Misses Mather at the
Bianchi camp, At the camp OF Justus
Hotchkiss on Spitfre Lake are Mrs. Full |
lerton, Mrs. Folsom Mrs. Morse and Miss
Morse
One OF the visiting parties OF the week
at the hotel came from the Middle Sara !
nae Lake camp Of u. y. Kingsford, who
until recently was superinte ndent OF the |
United States Assay Office In New York |
city. In the party with Mr. and Mrs |
Kingsford we're Miss Hoffman Miss Pres
ton, c. V. :. Mitchell and l. Is, Kings
ford
Or, Paul H. Franklin and H. Fred
Mercer OF Pittsburg have been here and |
spent much OF their time on Osgood |
Lake angling for bass and piGkerel Oae |
OF the automobile parties reaching here |
was composed Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter |
NJ l.owney and Mrs. Morgan Il McRoe |
of Mansfield Mass.