New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

be many novel functions introduced
Mrs. w. s. Johnson, whose camp en-
tertainments were among tic most
rcvel OF last season, has arrived and
Joined her mother, Mrs. Harries at the
Dunlop camp.
Mrs. f. ". Bucknell, one Of the sur
vivors Of the Titanic disaster. has mr.
rived from Philadelphia and opened
Ter camp, where she will entertain
With relay OF functions.
Mrs. James Stilman. Miss Stillman
ard Ernest Stillman have arrived and
opened the Swenson bungalows for the
season. Mr.. Stillman viii spend much
Of the summer at camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil f. Gabler, Of New
York, have opened their camp on Hoe!
Fond Mrs. Edgar Van Etten, Of New
York, has also arrived and is at Tangls
Birch, her Hoel Pond camp, FOR ths
season.
II. ". Greene, Of New York, came
up this week and opened Cherokee
Lodge.
Among the cottage arrivals here are
Robert Work, Miss Gertrude Wood and
Miss Eleanor Gage, who have joined
Mrs Milton Work at the Work cot
taee; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Warden and
fomily, at the Lewis Cottage. and tho
Rev. and Mrs. Aronld II. Hord, with
Frank Firth Hord ard Wen Hord, who
have joined Henry IL. Firth at the
Brches.
Arrivals at Saranac Inn also include
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Holzmaister, Miss
| L. l.. Thomas, Miss L. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Herbert Case, Everett
Case, James H. Case, jr, Miss Betty
/ Case, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Pond, Charles
n. Pond, Mrs Charles G. Mathews,
MISS NJ. l.. Walker, Frederick II. Gib-
bCns, Mrs. +. II. Greenoueh. Mrs. T.
/ Darcy Lucas, Mrs. J. Z. Prior. Mrs.
~. W. Evans, Mrs. L. G. Mcintosh,
Mrs. Samuel B. Ward, Miss Nina Ward
and the Rev. Leonard ". Richardson.
saranac Lake, \. Y, July 3.-The
| first tennis tournament OF the season
+ on the courts of the Saranac Lake
Country Club proved 20 be an exciting
one and resulted VIGOROUSLY FOR Miss
/ Ruth Evans, a sister Of Larry Evans,
Z the author, and who played with X.
Seager. Mr.. Haskill and Miss L. Bull
were the runners-up. Others who
played included Mrs. J. L. Nichols Miss
Henderson, Mrs. Sopar, Mrs. Laurence
Jones. Mrs. Farrelly, Miss VI. Bull, Mrs.
Benjamin and c. J. Swain, DR.. Levy,
DR.. +. 3. Trudeau, George X. Fischer,
Benjamin Farrelly and ". B. Sopar.
Following the play an elaborate buffet
b luncheon was served, Mrs. Walter h.
Cluett and Mrs. Lawrason Brown pre-
siding at the tea table. The next tea
! will be held at the clubhouse Monday,
: July ;.
The Venetian evening and annual re-
gatta of the Saranac Lake Motor Boat
! Club will be held in mid-August, the
/ Venetian affair being held the evening
before the regatta. There Is much in
terest in the programme which is being
arranged for the regatta, and three
/ classes of motor boat races are PROM
| ised. The programme Will be much the
same as last season, when several thou
sand enthusiastic persons assembled
/ along the shores of Lake Flower 20 Wit
ness the contests.
Monday, July >, is Firemen's Day
here, and all preparations have been
completed for a busy day, beginning
with the big parade of visiting iremen
/ in the morning, followed in quick sue
cession by hose races and other events,
and concluding with a ball and pyro-
technical display In the evening.
The first of the series of band con-
certs was given by the Business Mems
l.. q
corner az Main and River streets, and
attracted much favorable attention
from the audience.
At a meeting in the interest Of
woman suffrage held in front of the
Berkeley, Miss Portia Willis and Rabbi
Stephen Wise, Of New York, with Mrs.
Herbert Carpenter, OF Ardsley-on-the-
Hudson, were the speakers. The square
was we'll filed with interested specta-
tors, the majority Of whom we're men.
Rabbi Wise came over from his Lake
Placid camp, and Mrs. Carpenter, with
her guest, Miss Willis, motored down
from Camp Arden, near Loon Lake.
To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter and
Miss Willis are joining the people OF
Loon Lake countryside in a patriotic
celebration at Merrilsville, where they
will take part In the addresses.
Paul Smiths, y. Z, July 3-Many OF
| the campers and sumner visitors are
arriving to-day. and have been coming
for several days past, 20 avoid tho
racket and confusion Of the cities and
enjoy peaceful Fourth Of July in tho
seclusion Of their mountain homes.
The arrival here to-day Of the large
party of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of Pittsburgh has occasioned
some excitement among the camp col
ony, but the only celebration of any
. magnitude will be az the Osgood Lake
camp of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald s.
White. Of New York, where there is a
Jolly houseparty Mr.. and Mrs. White
have as their guests Mrs. II. II. Bene-
dict, jr., Mr. and Mrs Harry Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. futile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thorn and Blair Frazer.
Dr. and Mrs Edward l.. Trldcau ar
rived Wednesday and opened their cot
tage for the season. Tuesday evening
Dr. and Mrs. Francis 3. Trudeau gave
a dinner az their cottage IN Saranac
Lake in honor Of the forty-fourth we'd
ding anniversary Of Or. and Mrs. +. l..
. Trudeau. when covers were laid for
eight. Others present were Mrs. Julia
Howell. Mr.. Daniel Riddle, Miss Rid
die and DR. J. Woods Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G.. Garritt, Of Bos-
ton. have arrived 20 occupy the Car
negie cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Maf-
fitt, of St. Louis, care early in tho
week. 70 occupy their cottage az usual:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Peabody, OF
Boston. are At the hotel for visit.
Justus Hotchkiss. Of New Haven, ia
AZ his camp on Spitfre Lake.
Nr. and Mrs a. Clark Robinson, Of
Now YORK. havn ononod The nrahe camp