New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-31
Paul Smiths Camps
Aid Stony Void
BY Entertainment
Miss Ruth Carroll Becomes
Bride of Eben S. Draper
at Ceremony at Chapel CT
St. John s. in Wilderness
Special Correspondence

Spectdf Correspondence
PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Aug 3d.
There was an audience representative
Of the campers on the ST. Regis lakes
and sojourners at the hotel at the
benefit Monday night in the hotel grill
in aid Of Stony Void Sanatorium. of
which Mrs. j. R. Newcomb, Of New
York, is president. AS result Of the
entertainment, which was under the
direction of Colonel Helen Bastedo,
commanding the Motor Corps of
Colonel Bastedo's war motion pictures
were shown and some realistic imper-
sonations of stage celebrities were
given by Mrs. J. J. Pollard, Of New
York. Songs were sung by children
from Stony Void and dancing followed
Patronesses for the event included
Mrs. Walter Bastedo, Mrs. F. G. Darte,
Mrs. A. H. Dickson, Mrs. A. ". Durkee,
Mrs. S. A. Fletcher, Mrs Robert Gar
rett, Mrs. Walter B. James, Mrs. Her.
bert Lee Pratt, Mrs Arson Phelps
Stokes, Mrs. Paul Clayton, Mrs. Will
lam X. Dick, Mrs. Morgan Dix, Mrs.
Carl Ely, Mrs. E. Z. Garrison. Mrs.
Ernest Iselin. Mrs. jeremiah MillJ4nk,
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. Paul Smith
and Mrs. ]. W. Ward.
Carroll-Draper Wedding
The second wedding of the week here
was to-day at noon in the Episcopal
Chapel of st John sim the Wilderness,
where, at the same hour on Tuesday,
Miss Lois Manley Cunningham became
the bride of the Rev Remsen Brincker-
hoff Ogilby. To-day Miss Ruth Law
renee Carroll, daughter of Mrs Will
lam Bloodgood Trowbrdge. OF New
York, was married to Eben Sumner
Draper, of Hopedale, Mass. son of a
late Governor of Massachusetts,
At their camp on the Upper s.. Regis
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett have been
joined by his brother, John Garrett,
United States Minister to The Hague.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. McAlpin at Camp
Wyndover, on Spitfire Lake, have been
Joined by their daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Shiland, of New York.
General Alfred l. du Pont, Of Will
mington, Del, who has been in camp on
the Upper ST. Regis, has gone 20 Roslyn.
This evening saw another gala oc-
casion in the grill at Paul Smiths
Hotel, when the young people of the
summer colony engaged in competitive
dancing for four prizes offered by the
hotel company.
The fishing honors for the week we're
won by n s. F. R. Lewis, of Pittsburgh,
who caught three trout, the largest
weighing three pounds and the others
two each. and by DR.. A. D. Gray. of
New York, who landed a twelve pound
pckerel from Osgood Lake
Mrs. Edward II. Hartman. of Arden,
is at her cottage at Paul Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Gill. OF New
York, are occupying the Smith cottage
for several weeks.
Many Late Arrivals
Among those recently arrived for
stay Of several weeks is John Kelly,
secretary to Secretary Carter Glass.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Kiely
During a portion Of the fortnight
they have been spending al Paul
Smiths Justice and Mrs Almet F..
jerks, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Arthur
Glib, of New York, have been the camp
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Proctor Brady.
have been Joined by their son, S. Proc
Colonel and Mrs. Goddard Comfy
and the Misses Comfy, who recently
came from Tuxedo Park. are spending
fortnight at Paul Smiths.
Some Of those from New York re-
Gently arrived at Paul Smiths include
Mr.: and Mrs. W. S Coe, Mr. and Mrs.
J. j. Manning, F. Schepp, Mr.. and Mrs
F: NJ. Seaman, Frederick Pratt. jr,
Miss Florence Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
NJ. Ewing. Mrs. F B. McAner2ry. Mrs.
Joseph Ewing. Miss Lo&ise Mean
erary, c. O. Sheehan, I f. Kenney,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doscher Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Norton, Ny. and Mrs George
w. Cane, ". F. Irwin, Miss Olive Irwin,
Frank Sturges Mr.. and Mrs Charles
G. Smith, Captain and Mrs j. Town
send Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bur-
dick, Mrs. Charles II. Paine Miss Mary
b. Paine. Mr. and Mrs r. NJ Bisland,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Roberts. Mrs Loring
r. Milne. Mrs. S. H Bemis. John R.
Townsend, Mrs. Louise H. May, byron
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