The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Tennis DraWS Many
to Upper Saranac
for Tournament
Several of Last Seasons Play
ers Are in Practice for
the Event.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
UPPER SAnANAc, N. Y. Aug. 12.-The
annual tennis tournament for which
some of the best of the players of
previous seasons are now in practice
at saranac Inn will be begun on the
Inn courts on raturday. August 81,
Miss Mary Dickson or New York.. who
Is spending the season at Saranac Inn,
and Miss Molly Thayer OF Philadelphia.
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Russell
Thayer. who Is with the latter at the
Thayer camp. are leaders among the
women players in the Inn group.
In charge OF the schedule Of golf
events for August is a committee OF the
sojourners at Saranac Inn. including
Mr.. William Linton Landreth, chair
man. Mr.. Hugh 7. Wilson, Mr.. r.
Whyte Steel and Mr.. Samuel =. Howe.
To-day there Is ono club match In
progress. On Saturday. August 10, will
be a tombstone tournament. On Au-
gust &c will be a handicap event OF
eigh zen holes for men and one of nine
holes for women. On Labor Day, Sep
tember 4. will be a four ball match for
men OF eighteen holes and another for
women In which nine holes only will be
played.
Among sojourncrs at Saranao Inn
who are taking an active part in the
events are Mrs. s. p Howe. Mrs. II. !.
Wilson. Mrs. Hugh Jackson. Mrs. n. S.
Crocier. Mrs. Macmillan Hopes, Mrs
4. L. Curtis. Mrs. +. LaMotte. Jr.. Mrs.
Henry Heide, Jr., Miss v. s.. Gordon,
Miss A. ii. Gordon. DIR. T. Darcy Lucus,
Or. r. II. Mcconnell and Messrs. II. w.
Steel, s. p. Hope. w. l.. Landreth. Ii. 7.
| Wilson, III. w. Jackson. Jr., Joseph w.
Brooks. Jr.. X. A. Simons, II. L. Cur
tbs. Henry Heide. Jr.. L. Vernon Roth,
ii. ]. Wilson. III. c. Taylor. James w.
Cooke. j.. s. Newell.
| Recently arrived campers on the Up.
per Saranac include Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| l.. Jacquelin of New York who are In
| camp on Corey Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stern OF New
York recently arrived and will spend
the remainder of the season at Camp
| Hideaway.
Mrs. G. J. Bonapartc OF Baltimore
widow of the former Attorney General
is among those recently arrived at
| Saranac Inn. She is accompanied by
Mrs. S. Il. s. Thompson of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott and fam
lily OF Pelham have arrived at Saranao
Inn. occupying Lady Tree cottage.
Ono of the numerous dinner parties
OF the week at saranao Inn was given
! by Miss Mary Dickson of New York.
Covers were laid for nine.
| Mrs. Herbert Mcbride of New York,
who occupies Gray cottage at the inn,
has had as her guests Mrs. A. w. Boyd
and Miss NJ. +. Boyd of New York.
Col. r. p. Davis, ". 8. A., and Mrs.
Davis OF Fortress Munroe are tho guests
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Boubier Of
New York at the Inn.
Mrs. Edwin Il. Katie OF Irwin gton-on-
Hudson is a sojourner OF previous sea-
sons who has returned to Saranac Inn.
She is accompanied by her daughter
and son, Miss Eiizabett Katie and Mas
| ter Edwin Katie.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. s. Thomas and Miss
Saranao Inn.
Mr. Warren A. Nash chairman OF the
board OF directors OF the Corn Exchange
Bank. New York. recently arrived at the
inn. Joining his daughter, Mrs. Antonio
Ponvert and family OF Greenwich. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott n. Benjamin Of
New York are at Saranac Inn.
In the party of Mr.. Fritz Ia Motto OF
Wilmington. Del. NJ Saranac Inn are
Mrs. Macmillan Hopes Mrs. Ferdinand
La Motto. Jr.. and Byron La Motto.
Or. and Mis-. n. H. Mcconnell OF New
York, who have returned TO Saranao
Inn, are accompanied by his sister Mrs
r. II. Shipman OF Kew Gardens, Miss
Catherine Shipman and Mr.. u. Vernon
Roth of Forest Hills
Others from New York among recent
arrivals at SsAranac Inn are Mr.. Ray
mond Carter, Mr.. Charles Prcsbrey. Mr..
and Mrs III. Craft. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l.. Krause. Mrs. A. O. kidder, Miss IL.
a. Angeli Mr.. and Mrs. Victor It. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley w. Cooke. Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs
William Inlay. Alexander II. Inlay Mr..
and Mrs. Henry II. Simmer and child,
Mr.. John ". Black. Mrs. II. l. Sharpe,
Mr.. J. ,. McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Payne and Miss M. J. Baker.