New-York tribune., 1921-07-03
Powerl,oat Flyers
Pinned for Battles
On Upper St. Reg,
New Speed MarveIs To n
Shown When Yacht ClubI
Races Open; Cottages Ar
Filling Fast With Vis;to,.
Speciaa Dispatch to The Tr,b.,.

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y. Jnl,
About 100000 has been expended
put more pep" in the powerboat r..
to take place this season under tho
spices of the St. Regis Yacht clr.
More than half dozen new s.s.s
boats, ranging in value from s2o (,oa
$4,000, and equipped with motors
ioo and 2oo-horsepower either b.s.
been put in service or will be w;.s,s
a few days on the Upper st. Regis
Among them are Mrs. Edward prs
tons new speedster of $50 horseno,rs.
DR.. J. b. Marvin's 200 horsepower bos.
another OF the same power instsllss
by Ogden Reid and the new speed mss
vels Of Francis Louis Slade. of NJ.
York; Ralph Earle and his brother';s
law, Paul Clayton, of Haverford Al Al
OF these boats are equipped with esna
ciaily constructed V-shaped bottam.
and when ct top speed do not create
wake larger than that of the ayersss
small powerboat.
Indications point to an active ses,,,
on. the 81. Regis chain and Oseoos
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee prs,,
like many others, have changed tba;,
plans and instead of going abroad viii viii
return to their Upper st. Regis camn M,
Tor the season. arriving about July X
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Hutton bav.
had the work on their new Upper =
Regis camp hurried and will be All.
70 move IN July 5, when they will A..
rive for the season.
The members of the Stokes fam;,-
WI, return for the season. They viii
be here early this month and viii ~.
eupy both of the Stokes camps. ~
DIR. Walter B. James and family s,.
rived this week at his Upper 81. Reci.
camp and Mr.. and Mrs. George s
brewster arrived at their camp m
Spitfre Lake. Dr.. James is president
and Mr.. Brewster treasurer Of tbe G.
Regis River Golf Club, and both ara
active with the plans of that organizs.
tien.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Durkee, of New
YORK, have arrived at their camn an
the Upper Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II: Coates, of Philadelphia, are at Camn
Elsinore, on the same lake.
William w. McAlpin is at Camo
Wyndover, on Spitire Lake. whers
later. -''A
Dr.. and Mrs. j. B. Marvin recently
came from Saranac Lake and opened
1heir camp, on the Upper St. Regis.
Mrs. Sidney Drew, of New York,
again has leased the William Rauch
camp, on the Upper St. Regis, and will
New York, is already in camp,
Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Chase. of New
York, are among the recent arrivals
and have opened the Anna Lusk camn.
which they recently purchased
On the Lower st. Regis Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarkson Runyon, of New York, are
expected soon to open the Bianchi
camp, which they have leased for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Godfrey. Of Red
Bank, N. j. will arrive next week at
beeche Hill, their camp on Osgood
Lake. Irving W. Kfrkwood, of Kansas
City, has arrived with his family at
their White Pine camp on Osgood Lake
DIR. Edward Peterson, of New York,
IS expected soon with his family at the
Graham Lusk camp on the Upper 81.
Regis. DR.. Peterson recently purchased
this camp.
George W. Gittins. of New York. has
opened his camp on the st. Regis River
and Edmund Penfold, of New York is
expected soon at his camp on the
same river
Miss Sigrid Holmquist, the Mary
Pickfcrd of Sweden" has leased one
OF the cottages at Paul Smiths hotel
and is here devoting much time to boat
ing and swimming.
The Lambert cottage at Paul Smiths
IS being occupied for a few weeks by
Miss Mary E. Sabin and friends, Of
Chazy, n. Y.
Mrs. J. C. Gray and Mrs. W. Page
OF Brookline, Mass. who arrived fe-
Gently at Paul Smiths are occupying
the Fletcher cottage.
Baron j. Beck-Frees, of New York
formerly of Sweden, and now eo-star
with Douglas Fairbanks, is at Paul
Smiths for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bennett, of Brook
lyn, who have been passing week al
Paul Smiths, plan the purchase Of 8
camp site.
Miss L. c. Wheeler and Miss S. E.
Hatch, Of Portville, n. Y, who are on
their annual June motor tour of the
mountains. have been for week at
Paul Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Elliott and Mr.,
and Mrs. A. J. Lins, of Montclair. are
passing fortnight at Paul Smiths en-
route to the White Mountains.
Other recent arrivals at Paul Smiths
include Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williamson,
of Jersey City, en- route on a i4otorr
tour; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Prescott and
Miss Ruth B. Prescott, of East Orange,
and Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Thompson OF
Philadelphia, en- route to Montreal and
Quebec, and Mr.. and Mrs. George u
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