New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Vacation Tide Set
ting In EARLY To-
ward the Lead
ing Resorts.

Ionge CUP has been won b. various
clubs on the ST Lawrence in races heio
OF Alexancria Bay. but the victory last
year OF Count Cssimr MankowsGTS
Ankle Deep resulted In bringing the
races this year to Lake George for the
first time The count Is an enthusiastic
member Of the summer colony here ana
has spared no expense in the eHort 70
keep tho CUP In the possession OF the
Lake George Regetta Association.
The remarkable performance OF bari
Dcakin's Hydro Bullet at the SaFsh-
nah races i'm addition TO rumors OF
DARK hors: in the way or syndicate
boat being built Tor the Lake Ceorss ,
CLUB. with y guaranteed speed " hity'
two miles an hour, has been instru-
mental H. Inducing the count to MAKO
extensive alterations to his boat. when
he is now sanguino is on an equal foot
ing with sny which may b. entered
The result OF the Ankle Deep speeo
trials at City Island a week ago mas
been keep secret, but motorbo3t fdns
will have an opportunity Of Judging ner
possibilities June q, when she VIII race
James Simpsons Peter Pan at Croton-
on-the- Hudson.
Preparations are being made by the
management Of the Sycamore Hotter 70
provide accommodation for the hundreuS
of guests who will be attracted by tns
races to the point OF the lake occupied oy
the hotel before it's destruction by hre
last spring. inasmuch as tho start dn'
finish lines lie directly opposite l'e
dormitory connected with the hotel OUT
which escaped the flames, IS beng re-
modelled into a dining room and ktchcn
10 be used i'm conjunction with the COZ
tages located on the hotel property. -
decision to rebuild the hotel Itself tihs
summer was made at meeting ot tns
Stockholders last week. at which time Ut.
William Meyer and 4. L. Judson, OF Nov
York. we're elected to head the reorson-
ized hotel company. Negotiations are
under way for the purchase of adjoining
property for a golf course.
Numbers Of new cottages started thus
spring arc now nearing completion. IN
Guiding an attractive $1,000 bungalow for
Or Never. 5000 garage for Count
Mankowski and colony Of cottages on
the site of the old Kattskill Bay House
for MdcOOurt DIOlutio' ihN'' " ''~'
York
That tho lake is popular among the
stage and opera fsyorites is evidenced by
the recent arrival for the summer o
Mine. Louise Homer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daniel. the latter better kno"n
As Geraldine Farrar.
Mrs. DANIEL is an enthusiastic hshcr-
woman and recently landed an eiSnt
pound speckled lake trout, the largest re-
ported this season. Nine. Alma Gluck
viii open her cottage ut Rockledge next
week. Other recent arrivals from New
York are Rev. Dr. l.. NJ. Stires, pas
tor OF st. Thomas's Church. who VIII
spend the summer with his family at
Brockhill Farm, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Z. :.
Shepard and family. who opened their
cottage at West Meadow last week.
Mrs T. D. Dennson is at Deep Dene
estate Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stieslitz at OAK
Lawn cottage, and Mrs. +. W. Small and
( children arc at the Pines.
one Of the first of the summer colony
TO entertain is Miss Helen Simpson. OF
Philadelphia. who has as her guests eigat
members of the graduating class Of VAS
ssr College.