The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-25
MANY NEW GUESTS
AT LAKE GEORGE
Mountain Climbing Popular
With Visitors at SeNtOn'S
MOhican House.
TENNIS FINALS PLAYED

LAKE GEORGE. y Y. July 2i-Called
away to attend the funeral OF -. clair
Mckelway In Brooklyn last Monday.
George McAneny. President OF the Board
OF Aldermen Of New York. and George
Foster Peabody. the banker. returned
20 thrir Bolton road summer homes
.9-day. Mi. McAaeuy and Mr.. Peabody
were close fficnds Of the late editor.
who was a frequent visitor at Lake
George. espt cially during the lifetime
Of the late spencer TrasS.
Or. y. Magee Waters. lecturer and
CONGREGATIONAL preacher. has just re-
turned from a tour IN the West and
will spend the rest Of the suinm"" with
his family at sabbath bay Point.
Miss Marjorie Gateson, leading woman
IN last sasun's Little cafe
came over on Monday from her sum
ner home in Bolton 20 play in the finals
Of the mixed doubles tournament at tho
Lake View House tennis courts. with
=. W. Nillets OF the Il n Er,anger
Arm as her partner she defeated her
sister. Miss Lucille Ga;eson. and Bart
\. Morey. the youthful hotel proprietor.
Later the two victors engaged IN singles.
NJ which, As Mr.. Willets said. 'as usual
the manager won Miss Gateson has
Just been ~rcensdgcl by klaw n Erlan-
ger 10 play in one OF the three musical
comedies they are getting ready for
he fan season.
Count dc Gu.sc. n sojourner AZ the
Hotel Marion last week. left TUESDAY AT
dinner time in "A hun because some mere
\m"ricans, fursooth. had been assigned
20 the table at when he sat. There
is entire agre- msnt among ey-wltnesses
N the occurrence as to high quality of
hauteur displayed by the diminutive
uoblcman.
Among the new Cott3gers Mt I~Iulett's
l.anding Is Percy T.. Budloug of the
recording staff Of the senate in Wash
II gton
G~lenburnie Inn. at the northern end
of the lake. is owned and run by two
college men yet In their early twentiea-
II. L. Messner, former football STAR at
S~Narthmore, and Earnest -, Walton Of
baltimore. "A graduate Of I.ahigh. The
growing colony Of cottage owners Al
tlenburnie includes families from such
diversified home towns as that of Dean
Charles :. Skilton Of the University Of
Kansas; Joseph J. Janney. A Ralti-
MORGAN o. FL +. Piper of Birmingham.
Ala, and Charles T.. Tnderhill, the
SEakespearian reader, whose home is
in Brooklyn.
At tncas summer soiourncrs are
playing clock golf and taking motor
trips to such nearby places az Fort II
ConderOga, often referred to as the most
interesting ruin in North America.
smith sections Mohican House liz the
Stopplng place OF a party of indefati-
gable mountain climbers. Last Wednes-
day they started out at \ l.. NJ, wen, nv
boat 10 the opposite shore, whence they
started out To scale the lofty summit
Of Black Mountain, the highest point
on Lake George, 1850 feet above sea
level.
Among the recent hotel arrivals are
the following
Hotel Marion Miss g. NJ. Crouch,
Miss Mabel Il. Rice, r. t.. Phaien, Miss
7 Van Wagenen, join 7. OIteilly, Miss
Is. A. Reid, Miss \. Forester, Mrs. Com
lossy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reid, Rich
aIdson Saunders, Edgar Allen, James A.
NlilS. j. T. Campbell, Mr.. u Mrs. G..
VI. Ohfray, Miss NJ ~SeXaner, lIr. and
Mrs. j. A. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs, j. g.
, iInham, Miss Bernice Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Crisdie, Mr., ana Mrs. Al.
bert Reese, Mrs, Emily Stoddard.
Fort William Henry. A. Birch
field, /" R Crispin, Mrs, J, NJ. de Her
mlngham, benjamin N. Day, g. Griffith
Young, Miss Elizabeth Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. u. Baker, Mr., and Mrs. n, Il.
Ward, William X. Olcott.
sabbath Day pOint-Judge New of
the civil Service Commission. formerly n
supreme court Justice: L.. n. Horn
hostel, Nice-prosdent Of the state Board
of Fire Insurance Underwriters Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. \. Ward, Miss Kathryn Ward.
Master Jonathan Ward, Mr. and Mrs. j.
ii. Wandering, Mrs. II. Waterman.
Glcnburnie lnn--Thc Misses Paula and
Harriet Schreyer, Norman Marsh, Mrs.
l.. Nj. Mallory. Miss T. II Nercbar Mo.