New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
SaramacS Social Season
Full to Overlooking
Miss Ellen Taylor Gives Charade Party-Nlrs. Edward H.
Small and Mrs. Edward R. Baldwin Among Luncheon
Entertainers-Many Affairs at Country Club.

Saranac Lake, n. ", Aug. Social
functions are almost crowding each
other off the social calendar here and
society people are beginning TO wonder
how they are going to stand the pace
that Dame Hospitality has set for them
Tor August. Each day brings its luncn-
cons. dances and dinners, with side
affairs at the Country Club. The Re
satta and Flower Show are looming
large, and just now the resort IS N
the throes of Chautauqua week.
Prominent on the social calendar IF
the week was the charade party given
BY Miss Ellen Taylor at her Highland
Park residence in honor of Miss Nancy
Sterling, Of Baltimore, who Is a guest
of Miss Ruth Carroll. The charadas
were clever and were Offence, Chautad-
qua and Jiu Jtsu. They were given IN
costume. and three sides chosen, wish
Miss Stirling, Miss Carroll and Mills
Thompson leading. Following the
charades an elaborate buffet supper was
served. Among those present were
Miss Stirling. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thompson. Miss Gertrude Hawkins,
Miss Bemis. Miss Ruth Carroll, Mr..
ard Mrs. Dewey Everett, Or. and Mrs.
Francis r. Trudeau, Miss Honor Price,
Mr.. and Mrs Mills Thompson, Mi
Dorothy Fisher, Miss King, Miss Lydia
Wilson. Dean Palmer, Paul Fisher,
Thomas Moffitt, George Swearingen.
William Brundred, Mr.. HallOck and
Carl Palmer.
Mrs. Edward Hanna Small gave Z
luncheon at her Main Street residence
in honor of her guest, Mrs. Charles
Wood Tyndale. Of Bryn Mawr, Penn.
Pink roses and greens were massed IN
profusion. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Tyndale, Mrs. James Willard Connolly,
Of New York; Mrs. +. r. Lewis, Of
Pittsburgh; Mrs. Horace Fender. Of
Boston; Miss Mary Dreier, of New
York; Miss IIilda Fletcher, of the cot
tage colony at Paul Smiths; Mrs. Rob
crt II. Brown, Mrs. Howard Stevenson,
Mrs. Allen X. Krause, Mrs. Max H..
Westhoff. Mrs. Richard F. Fay, Mrs.
Ethel Douglass and Mrs Fred r. Ian
igan. OF the Saranac Lake colony.
Mrs. Edward K. Baldwin gave a
uiazza luncheon at her residence, in
Church Street. when her guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy B. Chamberiin, Miss White,
Miss Charlotte White, Miss Julia Conk~
lin, Miss Edith Francis, Miss Sally
Francis. Miss Alcie Francis, Miss Nettie
Jones. Miss Oyagge and Miss Ruth
Richardson.
Miss Ince and Nh Carpenter gave
pretty cotillon at Mckee Hall. on Main
Street. A number of friends of the
children who participated were invited,
the afternoons frolic closing with
Virginia reel Among the dancers
were Virginia .Trembley, Elizabeth
Williams. Ann Swanson, Margaret
Carey. Beatrice Avery, Ruth Ames, Dor
othy Gould, William Chapman Millar
Johnson, David Mckee, Jackson Far
rincton. Hance Williams, Frederick
Mckee. John Johnson and Allen Gould.
Baron Ba1schkies, of Washington, Is
at the Algonquin. on Lower Saranac
Lake, for his annual visit, and is meec-
ing with excellent success IN trout
angling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis L. Williams, Of
New York. are the latest additions 10
the Lower Saranac Lake camp colony,
where they arrived this week and
opened the Williams camp on Amper-
sand Bay