New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

of the Lake Placid Yacht Club for the
water sports. in which a number of
the young people are to take part.
There will be swimming races for men
and women, boys and girls; tub races,
sea horse race, an obstacle race and
diving.
On the afternoon of August 20. in
the open air Forest of Arden Theatre,
! at Placid Club, Marcella Semorlch, the
! former grand opera star. will give a
concert, the proceeds Of which will go
: TO the relief of the suffering Poles.
| Nine Sembrich. who is president of
the American Polish Relief Committee,
will be assisted by Frank La Forge, of
New York.
Theodore A. Marburg, Minister to
Belgium during the latter part of Pres
ident Taft's administration and now a
member of the Hague Peace Commits
sion and identified with the peace move
ment, was among the arrivals of the
week at Whteface Inn He was accom-
panied by his brother, William A. Mar
burg, of Baltimore; his daughter. Miss
Christine Marburg; the latter's fiance,
Lee van Stackenbourgh. of the Holland
diplomatic service, and his brother,
William A. Marburg, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Littlejohn, of
Flushing, Long Island, who have re-
Gently arrived at Whteface Inn, have
leased Camp Honnedaga for the season.
Their party includes Miss Charlotte
Littlejohn and Miss Margaret Henry,
of Baltimore.
Camp Colourn, at Whiteface Inn, has
been leased for the season by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis A. Stirn, of New York, who
are accompanied by the Misses Stirn
and Ferdinand R. Stirn.
DR.. T. Darcy Lucas, Of New York,
who has arrived at Whiteface Inn for
the balance of the season, takes an ac-
tive interest in sports and is having
his power boat sent up for use during
his stay. DR.. Lucas is accompanied by
Mrs. Lucas and his mother, Mrs. Will
lam Hogan. of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Simmons, of
New York, who have arrived at White
face Inn, are also among the lovers of
power-boating and spend much time on
the lake
Many of the hotel people and camp
ers have planned to give parties in
honor of friends in connection with the
observance of College Night at the
Stevens House grill tonight. On Au-
gust IA japanese night will be OBJ
served. Stevens House night on Au-
gust q and Black and White night on
August IS. These are under the direc-
ton of r. B. Scott.
The winner of a handicap golf event
in which the best players at the Ste
vens House were entered was William
, Mulqueen, son of Judge Joseph Null
queen, of New York. G. B. Raymond
and s. Kister tied for first place in
another of the principal golf events
at that hotel. The first playof re-
suited in another tie but in the second
Mr.. Kistler won.
All of the best players are among
those entered in the contest for a cup
offered by Colonel II. II. Treadwell, OF
New York. John J. Garland, Clerk OF
Kings County, is the latest addition
20 the ranks of the golfers at the
Stevens House.
Chief Justice White is enthusiastic
over the sport and daily makes trips
aboard the Teazer, which he has leased
for the season.
Among those from New York a,
Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Piel Mr.
anu VI = - - Allhllttf fAANc l. VI
. Pates. Miss Adele McNeice. VI. D. Ely,
William G. Moller, o. Hungerford
Mrs. Charles Orvis, Mrs Malcolm
Stewart Orvis. Dr. and Mrs. L. c.
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Howe. Miss
, Carolyn c. Flaherty and the Misses
Mcclure.
c. P. D. Hamilton was the winner
Of first prize in the largest bridge
party of the season at the Grand View
Hotel
A. J. Weinig Of New York. who is a
visitor Of previous seasons, was among
those reaching the Grand View early
in the week. He has joined Mrs. Wei
mig and their son.
Nr. and Mrs. 7. S. Roane who were
among the New York visitors of pre-
vious seasons to retgrn 20 the Grand
View, are accompanied by Miss Violet
Roane and Mrs. Roane's mother. Mrs
A. VI. Mckenzie.
Early in the week VI. B. Marshall
proprietor OF the Grand View. enter
tanned Asa O. Gallup. J. W Harris and
j. W. Phillips, promoters of the new
Gakomas Hotel project on the Lower
Saranac Lake.
Mrs. Louis Gay and her father, John
F. laWger of New York have ioipec