The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11

UPPER SARANAc LAKE. y. Y. Aug. 10.
A BOUT sixty men and women who
| n are visitors at Saranac Inn and
| \ cottages at the northern end OF
! the Upper Saranac Lake will enter
blind DOGGY tournament which will be
| held next Wednesday afternoon. The
| entire proceeds OF the tournament will
/ be turned over to the Saranac Inn aux
| Hilary OF the Red Cross. of which Miss
| Florence Mills OF Washington Ia the
chairman. The details of the tourna-
ment are being made by n. II. Firth
and W. Linton Landreth Of Philadel-
J phia-
and nearby waters has been improved
: by more favorable> weather conditions.
and large catches are being brought in.
Fishermen from the camp of Edgar Van
Etten OF New York on Hoel Pond got
twelve whitefsh and lake trout OF six
teen pounds in weight. Mrs. Charles
Carroll Albertson of Brooklyn has Joined
her husband, the Rev. DR. Albertson.
and her daughter. Miss Katherine AL
bertson. in their fishing. and she got two
very good sized pickerel in one day
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Dewipz, who are
at woodcote. have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Jr.. OF
New York.
Austin. Tex. who have been coming to
Sa ranac Inn each season for a number
| or years, are again occupying apart
| ments there. Alvin Chaplin Kinsolving
and w. o. Kinsolving o. Summit. y. j.,
are here for the season
Mr. and Mrs Henry Goldman OF New
York ire entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fritz Kreisler at their camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Swenson and Mfr
L. -
are spending the month at their camps
on the Upper Saranac Lake.
Mrs. I. Moore Simonin arrived this
week to spend the remainder OF the
| season at her camp. She has as her
guests Mrs, @. n. Burlington OF Coving-
ton. Ky. and Miss Margaret G. Keeling
OF Germantown, Pa. daughter OF the
! Rev Stewart i. Keeling. rector Of ST.
Peters Church. Germantown. The en-
easement OF Miss Keeling to Major
William Oscar Prosser. Medical Corps,
Z. 8. A. was announced recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grandn are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gran
din, Thomas b. Grindin, Robert Gran
DIN and Miss L. V. Barnes OF Cleveland
at their cottage. Greenway
Lieut. e. G. F. Ross,gnol of the French
army is guest at the camp OF Mrs.
A. II. Belo.
'ohI ~ DuHIcp mas arrived from
New York to occupy his camp
Dr. and Mrs T. darcy Lucus OF New
York are occupying their cottage at
Saranac Inn. Paul Rayne and Fritz
1.indenmeyr OF New York have been
spending few days with their families
at Saranac-{nn. Earl w Osborne OF
New York has been spending several
days with his mother. Mrs r. w. Os.
borne. at the Inn.
An automobile touring party which
arrived at the Inn this week for an ex.
tended visit included Miss c Halstead
Miss A. B. S!monson and Mrs. d. b
Hin OF New York; Miss A. NJ. Edge.
comb of Crawford. " J.. and Mrs
Loring Lane and Mrs. Rober. Curry OF
Brooklyn.
Recent arrivals at Saranac Inn In.
clude the following: Mr.. and Mrs T.
G. Sherwood. Warren b. Nash. Edward
. Brandus. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Carter
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nicholas. Mis-
Louise de Bonneville. Miss Caroline
Holmes. Mrs. NJ. S,rahm, F. A. Dill
linghar. Mrs. w II. Clark, Miss Bea
trce Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Becker
Mr. and Mrs James Harden. Miss CIT!
ford Gwynne. Ensign and Mrs. r. V
Dorian. New York Mr.. and Mrs w. A
Andrews, Miss F.. S. Andrews. Mrs w
s. Pendleton. Miss Harriet Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs Il. II Gray BROOKLYN
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Burlingame
Arson BurlinSame. Richard Burlingame
short Hills, y. j.: Mrs. Edward w
| Frentz, Englewood " j.: Mrs H. l.
| Cooke. Miss Priscilla Cooke. Princeton
y. ]: Mr.. and Mrs r. II Wallace
| Gardner Wallace. South Orange. y. J.