New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
Hotels Crowded
To Their Limits
AT Lake George
Former Justice Hughes Puts
In Much Time at Golf;
Commander Towers Guest
of Reginald C.. Cillmor

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July To-
Every available accommodation was
taxed to its limit here this week.
People were even turned away from
the hotels along the lake to seek
shelter in resorts further north, and
private homes opened their doors to
automobile parties arriving late at
night.
Former Justice Charles E. Hughes,
who is spending the summer at Bolton
Landing Lake George, puts in q
great deal Of his time at the golf links
Of the Lake George Club. He is very en-
thusiastic about golf and says that he
likes the Lake George Club links the
best OF all he has played on.
Reginald c. Gillmor, Of Brooklyn, is
entertaining Commander Towers, U. S.
N, who was recently in charge Of the
NC flying expedition, at his summer
hcme at Hague.
~ w. Pomcroy assistant director of
the National War Work Council of the
Y. NJ. C. A., and Mrs. Pomeroy, who are
staying at the Marion, entertained Mt
dinner at the Lake George Club Friday
night. Mrs. NJ. w. Fuller, of New York
City, also entertained at dinner a party
u 1Our OH inc same evening. MIS-.
Fuller is spending the summer in Via
waka, formerly one of Mrs. Katrina
Trask's estates
The Sunday evening concert at the
Hulett House was a success. A large
launch party from Hulett's journeyed
to Tlconderoga, and after spending the
Gay there returned. Clock golf has
been added to the many sports of this
hotel, and Mr.. Clifford Brinckerhofr, Of
New York, who is spending the sum
ner here, is challenging all Corners
Among the new members proposed
for the Lake George Club are Mr. and
Mrs M. L. Bell and Mr.. and Mrs Will
lard Church, of New York. Mr.. Bell is
of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad.
Dr. p NJ. stires, rector Of St.
Thomass Episcopal Church, of New
York. will speak Wednesday at the Lake
George Club on "Ypres to Verdun."
Dr. Stires spent some time overseas
during the war, touring the front and
talking TO the boys at various places
as lie got the chance.
Three Belgian girls. the Misses An
tolnette Nader, Regina Nader and
Ethel Grafton are giving the music at
the Marion Hotel this season. The
. i h.
last winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Munk, of New
York, are spending their honeymoon at
the Diamond Point House. Mrs. Munk
is a pupil of Theodore Ysaye, brother
Of Eugcn Ysaye, the noted violinst
MIR. and Mrs. A. Bender, of New
York, are spending two weeks at the
Marion Hotel. Among other former
guests Of the Marion to return for the
season from New York are Mr. and
Mrs. Miguel A. Volcan. Miss Dcnyea
Iasaden, Mrs. D. A. Willis and son
and Edwin A. Willis.
General Gugliclmotti, Of the Italian
army. accompanied by several attaches,
visited at the Fort William Henry
Hotel the first of the week. Gene Buck.
the song writer Of the Ziegfeld Follics
is also spending a few days at the Fort
William Henry Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Percival Farquhar, of
New York, are entertaining as their
guests at the Fort William Henry Mr.
and Mrs. Dimitr Ter Vassatomoff.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York City at the various hotels are:
Fort William Henry Hotel-David
Stamper, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II.
England. Miss M. Franklin, H. B. Nc
Queen, Miss A. G.. Mclean, the Rev.
Thomas 81. B. Cummings, DR.. P. r.
Kinney and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J..
Moon.
Algonquin Hotcl-Howard s. Kicker
son, c. A. Honmann, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Purdy, Joseph Wallenstcin, 3. Hender-
son and Miss Incz Wilson.
Hotel Worden-Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Frey, Mrs. w. L. Hardness, Miss Hark-
ness and Harry A. Jacobson, jr.
! Marion Hotel-Dr. Joseph Refsum,
| Miss Cuff. John Cuff, Maurice Rich,
Miss Sallie Fuller, George Howe and
! Harvey w. Craw.