New-York tribune., 1920-09-05
Brilliant Benefit
Ball Chief Event
AT Paul Smiths
Hotel Management Donates
Silver Cups to Winners of
Competitive Dances at Af-
fair i'm Aid of Orchestra
specta, Dispatch to The Tribune


PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Sept. 4.-La-
Dor Day events scheduled for the St.
Regis chain Of lakes region include q
power boat race on the Upper st. Regis
under the auspices of the St. Regis
Yacht Club and tournament on the
links Of the st. Regis River Golf Club,
for which trophies have been offered by
Paul Smiths Hotel.
Fifty players were entered in the
kickers' handicap tournament, in which
the first prize, q silver cup donated by
Smith Hotel Company, was won by
Henry G. Warwick, of Utica, who, with
handicap Of one stroke, won the tour
nament with gross score Of 72 and a
nst; score Of II. Spencer K. Warwick
and his other son, Spencer X. Warwick
jr., finishing in second and third places,
respectively, did almost as we'll as the
winner, the former having q gross score
of 7s, net rs, and the latter gross Is,
net "a.
The seasons social triumph was the
annual testimonial benefit ball for the
hotel orchestra, in connection with
in Paul Smiths grill. John X. Town
send, of New York, was in charge Of
the benefit, and T. o. McGill, of New
York, was master of ceremonies.
-Four silver cups, each appropriately
marked, @ere donated by the Paul
Smith Hotel Company, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Smith and by Phelps Smith, for
the competitive dancing. Consolation
prizes in the form of enscrolled copies
Of the Volstead act were donated by
M. F. Whelan, manager Of the hotel.
For the third successive year Miss
A. Orme and Warren Pond won first
prize in the one step, second honors
going to Miss Grace L. O'Neil and
James E. Roche. In the fox trot Miss
Mary E. Coleman and Commander Rob-
ert w. Clark, U. S. NJ, won first prize,
second going to Mr.: and Mrs. William
F., Irwin. Judges of the dancing were
j. A. Fisher. Pittsburgh, and Malcolm
Meacham. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dalrymple. of New
York, who are at the Giddings camp
on the St. Regis River, are entertain-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Julian M. Gerard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Dillingham;.
Mrs. John w. Davis, wife Of the
United States Ambassador to Great
Britain. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J.. A. Fisher, of Pittsburgh at Camp
Forestmere.
At the Taylor camp. on the Upper
St. Regis Lake. Mrs. John E. Davey,
of New York, is entertaining Miss
Ether;ngton, of New York. &
At Point Rysh, on the Upper st.
Regis Lake. Mrs. Robert Hoe, of New
York, has been joined by Mrs. Arthur
Hoe for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. George Fales Baker, of Rose
mont, Pa. is entertaining house party
from Phi hi'adelphia, including Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. L:ppncott, Miss Rachel
Filter, Miss Sarah Ponrose, Frederick
c. Schaeffer, John H. Blye jr. and John
Merritt jr. ....
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Gibson have re-
turned TO their camp on the Lower
St. Regis.
The Douglas cottage at Paul Smiths
has been reserved for September by
W.~P. Brender and family, of Mont
clair.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Darragh Park,
OF New York, are the camp guests Of
E. H. Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. McGill. of New
York, occupy apartments in the Smith
cottage at Paul Smiths.
w. ". Ryan and family, Of New
York, occupy the Jones cottage at
Paul Smiths.
ID. S. Ely, Of New York, is the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. ]. Iindley Ely, of
Greenwich, who is spending the season
at the hotel.
Others from New York at Paul
Smiths include j. II. Tenant, w. G.
Dunnington, w. A. Dalton and R. S.
Scarburgh, who are enthusiastic golf
ers; Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Marshall
jr, Henry S. Lake. Mrs. M. f. Russell,
Miss A. Cartwright and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P. Disbrow.