The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Astor in the
Adirondacks.

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Golf
and baseball have gone hand In hand
at the resort this week. The golfers
are at the ST. Regis River Clubs links
from early dawn until dusk and the low
ers of baseball have been enjoying the
practice games between teams represent
ing the young men visiting along the st.
Regis Lakes and the employees OF the
hotel. The frat game was won by the
guests. IL TO l. Among the other events
of the week was the annual fair for the
benefit OF Gabriel's Sanitsrium. which
took place on Monday at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aston came up
early this week and joined Mrs Astor's
grandmother Mrs. r. Z. Huntington. at
Camp Almont. where Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
'ert Huntington OF Rhinebeck have also
been visiting.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter b. James OF New
York again opened their spacious camp
to friends and gave large dance there
on Saturday evening. Dancing continues
much In vogue and the dances at the
casino are largely attended.
Mrs. d. Willis James at the Stokes
camp on Birch Island has been Joined
by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
OF New York Mr.. James, former com
modore of the New York Yacht Club. Is
expected to sail the Shadow In the events
OF the st. Regis Yacht Club.
UPPER SARANAc, y. Y. Aug. CIV. &.
Scarborough OF Brooklyn. a guest at Sar-
snac Inn, has been giving attention TO
the conquest OF the black bass In the
waters OF the Upper Ssraac Lake and has
been very successful. on Saturday after
noon he caught five small mouth bass
which weighed about two pounds each.
During the week there was \ fishing expe-
dition TO the Raquette River and picnic
In which Mrs. Daniels. Mrr. Prior and
Mrs Sayre participated
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Lindenmeyer en-
tertained at dinner at Saranac Inn on
Saturday night Covers were laid for
eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Sheffield OF
New York have opened their Camp Iro-
quos at Saranac Inn. In the house party
are Mrs. w. S, Y. Sheffield and Raymond
Root
Mrs. Henry Graves, Jr.. has as her
guests at Eagle Island Camp Miss Flor
enoe Burroughs. Miss Louise Burroughs.
Miss Florence Glendenning. Mrs. Conger
and Kenneth Conger. all OF Irvington- on
the-Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Lyman. Mrs. Ben
erman Miss Is NJ. Chamberlain. Miss
Adele Benerman, Mrs. Louise Borite. the
Misses Milford Kendall Milford and
Rolin c. Borite OF Philadelphia motored
from Camp Redwing on Lake Placid to
Saranac Inn for dinner Sunday.
Graham Lusk Miss Anna H. Lusk and
Mrs. Augustus Holey OF New York were
recent visitors at Saranac Inn.
s. A. swenson and $. r. Swenson OF
New York we're at Saranac Inn this week
, ell route to the Swenson camps.
Miss Marion Swords has been visiting
Mrs, George Victor and Mrs. r. II. r.
Frellnghuysen.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Lloyd. Jr,
OF Philadelphia are the guests OF II. H.
Firth.
Among the recent arrivals at the Inn
from New York are q. o. Tobey. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. whiting. Mr.. and
| Mrs NJ. J. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Brown, Charles $. Butler. David Stewart
and James X. Knapp,
SARANAc LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Events
planned for the early part of the week
| here were postponed on account OF rain
and among them the Brittany fete at the
Highland Park residence OF the Misses
| Mcclellan and which was arranged for
the benefit OF the SaranaG Lake General
| Hospital,
Arrivals at Riverside Inn include among
others Mr. and Mrs, c. ]. Knowles and
Miss Hackett of Easton, Pa Mrs. ], j
! Foote, New York; Samuel Gieger. Tsrry.
town; Miss Anne Il, Convey, Boston; C.
a. Cannon, Auburn. ana C, l., Floyd
Montgomery Ala,
The Berkeley-M Martin Bergman. Mis-,
Bergman, Buffalo; Thomas F. Reardon
Newport. r. T.; A. W. Carmichael, u, s
! ~. Washington; MIR, and Mrs william
/ Schek. West Nvack Miss Marion Schrots
Miss Eleanor u. Hughes Richmond, Va
Wler Carver. Rendallville. Ind,
Grand union-Mrs. II, j. McCyea
Rochester John Phelan. Manlius; J.NF
Ph,lan, Syracuse; Mr., and Mrs. J, A
Dedcrick. Mrs. ". NJ. Whitaker Mount
Marion; Mrs. +. II. Weeks, Kingston
N. y; d. A. Murphy, Rutland. w.