New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Saranac Inn Scene
OF Dinner Parties
Given by Young SET
Upper Lake Colony Doing
Much Entertaining; Ten
mis- Interest Revives; Spir-
tied Matches Are PLAYED

UPPER SARANAC, N. Y, July 23.-
Large dinner parties are the rule at
Saranac Inn. Miss Constance Howe
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Howe,
of Merchantville, N. T., who are spend
ing the summer here, a few evenings
ago entertained for a group of her
friends, including Miss Helen Hackett,
Miss Sue Bucknell, Miss Ellen Lloyd,
Miss Ellen Tausig, Miss Brooks, Miss
Eleanor Coleman, Miss Eleanor Mills,
Miss Cora Ranlett, Miss Jane Goodman,
Miss Marie Lindenmeyer, Miss Ruth
Parker, Miss Gertrude Urchs, Miss
Kellogg, Robert Munger, Alexander
Moses, Robert Heating, Thomas Thatch
Louis des Congets, Harlan Bucknell
Charles Jamison, Edward Darlington,
c. Darlington, Robert Donaldson,
Harold Hackett ir., Samuel Howe jr
With the return of William Linton
Landreth, of Philadelphia, who is an
nually leader in the tennis events at
Saranac Inn, there has been a great
Increase of interest in that sport
among the young people and spirited
matches preliminary to the tournament
are now in progress. Mr.. and Mrs.
Landreth have their usual reservations
for the season at Saranac Inn.
in the house party Of Mrs. Sherman
Flint, of Islip. L. l., who recently ar
rived at her Upper Saranac camp, are
her sister and the latter's husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Slocum, New York (;
Goodheart,. of the British Embassy,
Washington.
Numerous Arrivals Mark
Week of Camp Openings
Miss I. N. Ballantine, of Plainfield,
N. j., has arrived and opened her camp
on the Upper Saranac
Horatio G. Lloyd and family, of Ard
more, Pa, recently returned for the
season and have opened their camp on
the Upper Saranac.
Mrs. John G. Agar, Miss Agar and
Philip Agar recently came up from New
York and are at the Agar camp on the
Upper Saranac where they will be
Joined by Mr.. Agar on July 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Swenson recently
arrived and have opened their camp
On the Upper Saranac
The Countess Pecorini who is spend
ing the season at Camp Hideaway on
the Upper Saranac gave small dinner
at Saranac Inn, in honor OF Mrs. How
ard Bucknell and Miss Sue Bucknell
Harrington Mills was host at pic
mic given in observance Of the birth
day of Mrs. f. J. Brennan who, with
Mr.. Brennan, is spending the season
at Saranac Inn. Later in the week Mr..
Mills went to New YORK for the sail
ing of his daughter Miss Florence Mills
who will spend the summer abroad.
General and Mrs. Otfley Shore, of
Philadelphia who are recent arrivals
are spending a month at Saranac Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bayne of Rye,
who recently arrived to spend the sea
son at Saranac Inn are entertaining
Miss Brooks of New York.
Captain Charles H. Littlefeld, U. s.
~, who has been visiting few DAYS
with friends at Saranac Inn has gone
to Loon Lake and thence to Canada.
Frelinghuysens Open
Cottage at Saranac Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. B. Frelinghuysen
of Morristown, N. j., who recently ar
rived and opened the Gibbons cottage
at Saranac Inn for the season have
IN their party Miss Frederick l.. FIRE.
linghuysen, G.. G. Frelinghuysen, p. H.
B. Frelinghuysen jr and H. V. Freling-
huysen.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Rowland, of New
York have arrived for the season at
Saranac Inn.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morris and Master Jud-
son Morris, of New York with her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Whitney. also
of New York have arrived for the
season at Saranac Inn. Others from
New York among recent arrivals at
the Inn include the Rev. and Mrs.
Leroy L. Daniel, Mrs. w. K. Hill, W.
s. Page, T. a Brooks, H. C. Letson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson, Mas
ter Philip Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
r. Burr, Wayne Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Bouvier, George Lovett, Gilbert
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierre
Jockin. Miss Evelyn r. Andrews, F.
j. Bird, De Forest Bird, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 7. Gillespie, John r. Gillespie
jr., Miss Elizabeth Williamson, Miss
Ada NJ. Kearney, Campbell Darlington
and sons, Mrs. Iohn A. Davis, Mrs.
II. R. Mallory, DE-. and Mrs. Beaman
Douglas, E. w. Merrill, James E.
Rogers.