The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
PAUL SMITHS.

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Sept 6.-Merry-
making I'm Paul Smiths grill, which has
all season been one of the centres Of ac-
tivity in the Adirondacks reached its
climax at the annual testimonial concert
and dance for the hotel orchestra, in
which campers on the st. Regis chain OF
lakes and from other Adirondack lakes
Joined with sojourners ut the hotel. All
floor space save the dancing area of the
grill was occupied by the dinner parties
Among those who entertained at these
parties were Mrs. George Fales Baker,
Miss Hilda Fletcher. Mrs. L. A. Grant.
Mrs. Paul Smith, ]. j. Fisher and J. j.
Bentley. In the dancing contests for
silver loving cups first prize for the fox
trot was won by Miss Abbie Ames and
Warren b. Pond and for the one step by
Miss Margaret Reynolds and Kenneth
Burns. Mrs. J. J. Fisher and Mrs. T. p.
Fletcher acted as Judges and ]. r.
Townsend OF New York as announcer.
At his camp on the Upper st. Regis
Lake Edmund Hall Penfold of New York
is entertaining Stephen Baker Of New
York
Miss Edith Pratt, announcement OF
whose engagement to Allan McLane of
Baltimore was made recently, is coming
from Southampton, where she has been
the guest of Mrs. Edward Van Ingen,
to pass September in camp on the Upper
st. Regis with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt OF New York
and Glen Cove.
William X. Dick. who went to New
York early in the week, Is expected back
soon TO join Mrs. Dick and her son, Mas
ter John Jacob Astor Sd. on the Lower
St Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Millbank OF
New York, who have been here through
the season. closed their camp on the
Lower st. Regis yesterday. returning TO
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Bristow Draper Of
Hopsdais. Mass. who came here far the
marriage of his brother, Eben Sumner
Draper to Miss Ruth Lawrence Carroll.
have gone on to Saratoga Springs. and
from there will motor to Narragansett
Pier. ,- --..ts ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Abbott ingalls, of
Tuxedo Park, who also came for the
Draper-Carroii wedding are remaining
for a short sojourn at Paul Smiths.
Included in a party of young people
headed by Mr.. and Mrs. James Green
way OF New York that arrived at Paul
Smiths on canoe trip through the
Adirondack waterways were the Misses
Nan and Lucy Carnegie, grandnieces of
the late Andrew Carnegie. The other
Katherine Louder, Miss Tefa Watson,
Thomas Messler Varrick Frissell and
Lauder Greenway. .-
Among sojourners OF previous seasons
returned to pass September at Paul
Smiths is John r, Townsend of New
York, who is in the Annex. Mr.. Town
send il an enthusiastic horseman.
Before Justice John J. Tierney went
back to the city there were some
interesting foursomes in which he took
part with r. S. Scarsburgh of New
York, who recently arrived. william
Dalton and II. w. Henry of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Ball of New
York have arrived on their annual fall
visit here. They are making motor trips
to points OF interest.
In tho party of Mrs. William H.
Haase, who motored from Pinehurst,
her camp on the Lower Saranac Lake,
were Mr.. and Mrs +. Clark, Mrs.
Sussenthaler, Mrs. W llams. Mrs. Il. r.
Reits, Master p. Ha, and II. II. Gay.
Recent arrivals at raul Smiths hotel
from New York included Mr. and Mrs
r. N. Bisland. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Roberts,
Mrs. Loripg r. Milne, Mrs. s. II. Ben!s,
Mr.. ami Mrs. William s. Dalton, Frank
Sturgess, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Johnston and Harris II. Johnston.