The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Plans Are Changed
at St. Regis Club
on Altering Links
Will Keep Only Six Old Holes
at Paul Smiths and Add
Twelve New Ones.

Special Dispofch to THE New York HERALD.
PAub SMITHS. N. Y, Aug 2s.-As the
result of an inspection made early this
week by Mr.. Paul Smith. Mr.. Phelps
Smith. Mr.. f. G. Fitzgerald and Mr..
James c. Maiden OF Glen Cove. golf
professional. arrangements for the ex-
tension OF the course OF the st. Regis
River Golf Club from nine TO eighteen
holes have been materially altered. 1t
has been definitely decided to begin the
work OF constructing the new course on
September l to insure It's readiness for
use at the outset OF next season.
Instead of adding nine holes to the
present nine, as was originally con-
templated, Ii is now decided to lay out
twelve new Eoles. retaining but six OF
the present course. The start and finish
OF the new course will be on the lawn
at the rear of Paul Smiths Hotel. The
total distance covered will be approx
mately $500 yards and the completed
course will be one of the most sporty
and convenient In the Adirondecks.
Members Of the summer colony here
were much interested In the meeting on
Monday in Paul Smiths Casino OF tho
technical board of the Milbank Memorial
Fund of New York. The late Mrs.
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson OF New
York donor OF the fund. was for several
wears a member of the st. Regis sum
mer colony and was Of much financial
aid to the late DR.. Edward l.. Trudeau
in his Investigations to fight tuoercu-
loss.
Activities OF the campers on the St.
Regis chain Of lakes. which VIII fnd
their climax In the merry house parties
OF Labor Day. have been multiplying
during the week. One or the largest OF
tho dinners was that given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward +. Hutton at their new
Camp Hutridge on the Upper 81. Regis
Lake for Mrs. Whltclaw Red ana the
latter's guests at Camp Wildair Re-
Gently arrived guests OF Mr.. and mrs.
Hutton are Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones
and Mr.. Angler Duke.
Gen. John Biddie. y. S. A., formerly
stationed on Governors Island, came on
Tuesday to join the house party OF Mrs.
Reid Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Reid, who
recently came and returned to the city.
will return to-day for the balance OF the
season at Camp wildair.
Miss Isabel Rockefeller, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Rockefeller. who
has been a member OF the merry party
of young people at the Upper St Regis
camp OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee
pratt OF New York and Glen Cove. Will
spend the remainder of the season In
Canada. Others in the party OF young
people at the Pratt camp included Miss
Helen Lee OF Southampton. Harry Hol-
Inns Cd OF East IslIp. Miss Ellie Hurd
OF Atlantic Highlands and Miss Marion
Gray OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Carhart and
Master whitfield Carhart OF Glen Cove
and Dr. william Thompson OF New York
are recently arrived guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Pratt.
Mr.. Clarkson Runyon. Jr., OF Glen
Cove who Is a camper on the Upper 81.
Regis Lake, went early this week on
fishing trip In Canada
Mr.. Irving H. Kirkwood OF Kansas
City. who Is spending the summer at his
camp White Pine, on Osgood Lake, is
passing the week end at Saratoga.
Miss r. A. Polhemus of Ridgcficld,
Conn, who is TO spend the balance of the
sea sor at Paul Smiths Hotel. will OBJ
serve an.snnual custom by opening her