The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Tennis Tournament
Feature of Week
at Upper Saranac
Crowds From Neigh boring Re-
sorts Watch Annual Fixture
of AdirOndacks.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
UPPER SARANAc. n. y. Aug. 26.--The
annual Upper. Saranac tennis tourna-
ment, which is the premier event Of the
kind In the Adirondacks, opened Mon
day on the courts at Saranac Inn. 1t
has been followed daily with keen In
terest by the throng from the inn, the
cottages and camps, assembled on the
spacious porches of the inn from which
there is view of the courts
Contestants in the singles for men in
cluded Messrs. T. H. Lineaweaver, Il.
M. Eyre, Arnold Jennings, i. j. Kirby,
David Newton, w. Il. Thach, L. $.
Howell. Martin Bentley, r. S. Wright.
{. X. Macsherry. j. w. c. Herring. John
Bellinger, w. M. Mooney, r. T. Thayer
Jr.. NJ. Wood and J. w. Biddle.
Paired for the doubles are Messrs.
r. T. Thayer. Jr., and j. w. Biddle:
c. II. S. Howell and l.. S. Howell w.
T. NThach and w. Lewis; A. Linear and
II. Linear: r. l.. Wright and M. Bent
| ley Arnold Jennings and r. ii. b. FIRE.
linghuysen, and +. \. Iglehart and j..
w. Lewis
Contestants In the women's singles
were Miss Mary ID. Thayer, Miss
Eleanor Mills. Miss Anne Huntly
Gordon, Miss Louise Wilson. Miss f..
4 White, Miss c. Foster, Miss Vessels and
i
i In connection with the tournament
mas been the usual round of dinner
| parties Tonight the Misses Beatrice
and Constance Nash, daughters of Mr..
\ Warren b. Nash OF New York, are Civ
ing dinner at which eighteen covers
will be laid and the Misses Anne Hunt
ly Gordon and Virginia Gordon will
entertain with another large dinner
party.
-. -. - y II.st,a-
phreys of Salisbury. Nd, who Is at
saranac Inn with Mrs Humphreys and
their daughter. Miss Anne l.. Hum
phreys. for a period of several weeks,
gave dinner at which covers were laid
/ for nine.
Among the juniors at Saranac Inn
and the cottages there Is great delight
over the arrival OF Sparkplug, a docile
donkey constituting the mounted divi-
sion OF the Upper Saranac police de-
partment. since the animal belongs to
Mr.. David o'Brien, police chiei for the
Residents Association.
Mrs. b. w. Bucknell. widow or the
founder of Bucknell University, Is en-
4 tertaining at her camp on the Upper
Saranac lake. DR.. and Mrs. Howard
I Buckneli OF Atlanta, Ga, and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Howard Stearns Of Philadelphia.
At Camp Emile Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.
Comfort OF New York have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boldt and
Mr. j. Grismiller OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. Wainwright Parish and Mr.. An
drew w. Bibby OF New York recently
Joined the house party of Mrs. Herbert
W. Mcbride of New York. who has
Gray cottage OF the group a. Saranac
Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McC. Bangs OF
New York have as their guests nj
Sunset Lodge at Saranac Inn her sister,
Miss Elizabeth $. Tabb Of Middleburg,
Va, and Mr.. Charles w. Stewart. Jr.,
OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartell Prentice OF
Greenwich, who are recent arrivals
have taken apartments at Saranac Inn
for the balance OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Iglehart OF
Baltimore. who recently went down TO
New York, have returned and occupy
The wigwan for the balance Of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. ID. Wright OF
Chicago. who have Bayswater Cottage
al Saranac Inn. are entertaining her
brother. Mr.. Redmond -. Stephens OF
Washington.
Mr.. Reeve Hoover of Washington has
arrived to spend the balance of the
season at the Inn.
Or. and Mrs. J. n. Moore OF New
York recently arrived for a fortnigh,
at Saranac Inn. Other recent New
York arrivals are the Misses Mary and
Alice Scanlon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward l..
Norton. Mr. Oscar G. Scwall, Mr.. Robert
w Daniel, Mr.. w. M. Mooney, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Brace. Miss Alice Douglas,
Mr. j. +. Lcvens. Mr.. Meredith WOOD
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. (ronaE and Master
= William CrCnan.