The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 26.-Perry
NJ Armstrong. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs J. w. Armstrong, have ar
rived from New York at the Glenbur-
ME Inn, where they will spend the sum
mer
Miss Gladys Philips and Miss cragin
Of New York city are spending the sea-
son at the Glenburnie Inn.
The Glenburnie Inn is planning q re-
gatta for the early part of August. which
will be run seperate from the annual
regatta of the Lake George Regatta As
ISOLATION, held at Hague every season.
The inn will also hold a golf and ten
mis- tournament during the middle OF
August
DIR. Gerard Oberander of New York
city and Miss Anna Harding of South
Orange, together with DR.. Francis DON
ahue of Albany, are the guests of d..
Willy Meyer of New York city at his
cottage on Green Island near the Saga
more Annex.
Miss Marjorie Meyer. daughter Of
DR.. Willy Meyer. entertained al dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Budnot Stimson of New
York city, who are on their honeymoon
trip.
DR.. W. Herbert Meyer is spending a
few days at the Sycamore Annex in
honor of his fathers birthday.
Edward Kemp Of New York city has
leased the Durham cottage on Green
Island.
C. H. Sallade of New York city has
returned to the Sycamore Annex for
long stay again this summer. Later he
Will be Joined by Townsend Horner OF
New York city.
John Boulton Simpson and Miss Helen
Simpson recently left by automobile to
pay visit to the Rev. DR.. George R
van Der Water, rector of St Andrews
Church of New York city, and Mrs.
Van Der Water at their summer home a.
Gilbertville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Ladue of New
York city are the guests this week of
Nr. and Mrs. E. p. Townsend of New
York city at their summer home on
Green Island
Nine. Homer, the contralto singer.
poured tea at the Lake George CLUB
tuesday afternoon. A large number OF
the members were present The Rev.
Dr. E. NJ. Srlres. rector OF st. Thomas's
Church Of New York city. gave a talk
"Wednesday night on "Ypres to Verdun."
Dr. Stires was overseas for a consider
able time
Among those entertaining at dinner
Friday evening at the club from New
York city were H. w. Guernsey, Dr.
Willy Meyer, l., ]. Tompkins, C. H. Tut
tie and Edward NJ. Francis.
Edward Sanderson had a family re-
union at the Marion Hotel this wecl:
when his daughter. Miss Katharine San
derson. and some eight or nine relatives
joined him there.
Mrs. Sidney Drew of New York city
arrived Thursday to spend a few DAYS at
the Fort William Henry Hotel
Col. Henry L. Stimson of New York
city was recent visitor here Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Wentworth Tucker of New
York city are spending two weeks here.
Mrs. Jacob Aston and Mrs. August Bel
mont were guests at the worden Hotel
this week. DR.. James Began of New
York and sister. Miss Elizabeth Began,
are spending the summer at the Worden.
Other arrivals from New York to spend
the season at the Worden Hotel include
Arthur Robcatchen. Mrs. B. Ransh,
George w. Strausen and Mrs. Maude
Barteaux.
recent arrivals from New York city at
the various hotels include:
Fort William Henry-Miss Mary l.
Wilson, Mrs. Ole Brown. Miss Meredith
Hare. s. c. Mcleod and DR.. and Mrs,
L. M. Dusseldorf and family.
Worden Hotel-W. A. Heating, Mr..
and Mrs z. S. Holloway, Miss Rachel II.
Holloway, Miss Florence Holloway and
Miss Alice Holloway.
Algonquin Hotel-A. w. Tracey, o. f.
Bennett. c. A. Hartmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
RoJas and Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Heyert.
Rising House-Miss Mary F. Farrell
Miss Gertrude Lake. Miss Lena Cor
den. S. II. P. Pyke and Mr.. and Mrs II.
Gunther.
Trout House-Nr. and Mrs. T. Kaufer.
F. j. McCaffrey, j. X. Kaufman, Miss r.
Murray, II. Maurus and A. Butler.