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

Moosehead Lake, Me, July 3.-The
end of the three days programme OF
the Maine Fish and Game Association
to-day brought to climax the celebra-
ton of the seventy-frst year of Kineo
as a resort, which started last Saturday
with the visit Of the Sir Knights from
St. Johns Commandery.
Now the place has settled into its
normal summer life. Motor boats and
canoes are seen about the lake, the
fishermen are still intent upon their
fun, lovers of golf are daily on the
links. horseback riding has many dew
otees, and all the pleasures Of summer
are in full operation.
The opening of the Moosehead Lake
Yacht Club, postponed from Wednes-
day, was held to-day, with the officers
holding a reception. Announcement
was made of the first weekly motor
boat race for July 10. Ex-Commodore
C. NJ. Clark, of New York, presented a
costly regatta cup to replace the Fer
guson cup, which his Kinnehbah won
last season.
The present officers Of tho yacht
club are: Commodore, Charles A Con-
kiln. Atlanta; vice-commodore, E. Il.
Outerbridge, New York; rear commo-
dore, Henry Sheafer, Pottsville, Penn;
treasurer, Colonel C. A. Judkins,
Kineo; secretary, George f. Cooley,
New York. Prominent members are
Charles NJ. Clark, former Commodore
Arthur B. Waring, owner Of the hand
some motor yacht Ionota; former
Commodore John Reilly, jr., Of New
York; Henry Feuchtwanger, Of Mont
clair, n. j.; Robert Nye and W. H.
Wesson, or Springfield, Mass, owners
Of two of the fastest boats in the
feet; Thomas Friant, Grand Rapids,
Mich; James X. Clarke, well known
sportsman, Ardmore, Penn; DR.. D.
MacCuen Smith and Allen Smith,
Philadelphia; Stanton 1. Hanson and
Adiutant General Louis NJ. Stotesbury,
of New York. A season Of great &C
tivitv has been planned and many cost
ly prizes are offered for the weekly
motor boat races.
Kinco's picturesque golf links is in
/ splendid condition and the course is
dotted daily with enthusiasts. Many
events are on the calendar OF the
Northward Ho Golf Club. Prominent
members of this organization include
Austin j. Feuchtwanger, Riverside,
Conn; John l.. Martin, New ORR,
/ Horny Feuchtwangcr, MOntclalr, y. D.;
7 II Hutchins. Jack Hutchins and Hurd
Hutchins. Boston; W. b. kinley, Phila-
delnbia: Howard A. Colby, Plainfield,
\ !. W. O. Rowland, jr., Philadelphia;
/ Miss A X. Robinson and Mrs. VI. D.
| Peterson. of New York, the latter for
many wears president of the Metropoll-
/ tan Woman's Golf Club. Seml-weckly
/ bandicaps arc on the card. and a match
between Lawrence Striley, who holds
the course professional record, and
/ Tom Mcnamara, runner-up in the open
/ championship, is being arranged.
TIE lovers Of horseback driving are
/ daily seen on the cool and charming
bridle paths about Kineo. Conspicuous
among the young people are Miss Ethei
/ Outcrbrldge, Master htHueth NulVt
/ bridge. Of New York. children OF /. h.
/ Outerbridge, and Miss Eleanor Judkins'
/ of KineO. 80,
MIR. and Mrs. f. H. Outerbridge will
have a number of house parties at their
beautiful Kineo camp, Ethelwynd.
The fishermen are still enjoying their
wonderful success. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
/ TYSON. j. j. O'Brien, Of New YORK 4;
/ Samuel Appleton. Of Philadelphia ana
John Redinc. of Boston. have won
places on the roll OF honor Tor good
. strings.