New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

member OF the weekend party at the
Osgood Lake camp of DR.. and Mrs. W
L. McDougald, of Montreal, was among
those who enjoyed the golAng events
The other members of the McDougald
house party includedlthe Hon. Ernest
La Pointe, Canadian Minister of Ma
rine and Fisheries; Sir Campbell Stew
art, managing director of "The London
Times; Sir Frederick and Lady W il"
liams-Taylor, of Montreal, and the
Hon. Faith Dawney, of London.
Among the arrivals at the camps are
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt, who
have opened their attractive camp on
Upper st. Regis Lake for the remain
der of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Hutton, of
New York, who will spend the rest of
the season at their new camp, Hut
ridge, on Upper st. Regis Lake, ar
rived this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter B. James, who
recently arrived, are entertaining
friends at their camp on Upper st.
Regis Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Brewster, of
New York, will spend August and part
Of September at their camp on Spitfre
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Irwin, Of
Rye, who recently arrived, have joined
Mr Irwin's father, Mr.. William w.
McAlpin, at Camp Wyndover on Spit
fire Lake
The Rev. and Mrs. William B. Lusk,
of Ridgefeld, Conn, are expected next
week to occupy the Pearl Island camp
of Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes in upper
st. Regis Lake.
Miss r. A. Polhemus, of Ridgefeld.
who is coming to Paul Smiths Hotel
for August, will not occupy her camp
SUif1lrp 1aka this SnRSOn
Mr.. Harry Content, Of West End,
N. j., who is negotiating for one of
the camps on the St Regis chain of
lakes, expects to spend August here.
DR.. Francis 3. Trudeau has reserved
one of the hotel cottages at Paul
Smiths, which he and his wife will
occupy during the remainder OF the
season.
The fishing honors we're captured by
Mr.. Z. II. BRENNAN, Mayor of Vcntnor,
\. j., and his friend DR.. J. Cole Brick,
also Of Ventnor, who have been So
journing with their families at Paul
Smiths Hotel. On trip to Franklin
Falls Mr.. Brennan and DR.. Brick cap
tured eight pickerel averaging in
weight from five to eight pounds.
Among recent New York arrivals at
Paul Smiths are Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Warner, Mr.. Loring NJ. Hewen, MIR,
Jerome B. Flynn, Mrs. l. Harvey Will
liams, Mr.. C.. S. Crossman, Mrs. Fl. A.
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Murray, Mrs
j. +. Farnum, mir. A. Nicholson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. Dunlap, MIR. A. NJ
Chase, Mrs. William H. Harris, Mr. W
Nicoli Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Pollock, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Z. Wheeler, Mr.. II. A. Red
mond, Mr.. J. II. Knapton and family
7dr John Law Hadcock, Mr.. and
hrs. w. Milkman and Mr.. Theodore
Stephens
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jaycox, who
were at the Country Club for the last
fortnight, have gone to Montreal for a
short sojourn before going to New
York.
Miss Edith Davies. of Cleveland, ar
rived Monday for fortnight's sojoVrn
With her aunt, Mrs. S. S. McCleiland
at Shady Covert Mr.. Lewis F. Nc
Clelland's guests over the golf tourna-
ment include Mr.. Maurice Gilmartin
Mr.. Andrew Thompson and Mr.. Arthur
Thompson, of Garden City, l.. /. Mrs
c. H. Parlnalee and her little daughter
Marie, who were with Mrs. McClelland
during July, left Monday for New York
bishop Nelson, of the Diocese of Al
bany, is the guest of Mr.. Joseph Witt
mann, at his summer home on the Isle
OF Pines.
Mrs. Horace Wiggin, of Trenton, n
j.. is guest at the home of Adjutant
General and Mrs. Kincaid at Point
Vivian.
Miss Eleanor A. Kennedy and Miss
Elizabeth Evans are the guests of Miss
Caroline d. Hoag, at the home Of hen
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester r. Hoag
near Clayton.
Mr.. II. M. Reed, of New York. enter
tanned at a supper party at the yaeht
club Saturday. His guests included
Mr.. Meade Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
G. Boldt, Miss Ruth Englis, Mr. NJ
Wimnnts, Commodore and Mrs. Englis
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Gilroy, of New
York. Mr.. NJ b. Bates and Mr.. ant
Mrs. William p Jeffrey, of Greenwich
- Conn, are guests at Journeys End
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J
Noble.
Lady Sackville Evans and Miss J
Hewett, of London, are guests at tn,
Crossmon House. New York arrivals
there include MIR. and Mrs. Joseph M
Watts, Mr.. G. S. Best, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Wiiford, Mr.. John j. bowling
Mr.. Joseph j. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Miller, DR.. and Mrs. 4. S. Gil
lette and Mr. Harry B. Evans.
New arrivals at the Thousand
Island House from New York includ,
DR.. and Mrs. G. e. Bush, Mrs. G. G
Stafford, Miss E. Stafford, Mr.. ant
Mrs. James McCready, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Alexan
der, Mrs. 3. M. Moore, Mr.. c. M. War
ner, Mr.. J. Gilbert Mason, Mrs. Jose
phine F. Church, Miss Mary G. Fore
man, DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Flaff, @.Mr
, and Mrs. n. J. Richman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. Fl. Sanford.
MIR. and Mrs. George White and DR.
and Mrs. J. II. Drakeford, of Ney
York, who were the guests of MIR. ant
Mrs. William Fl. Warbuston at thei,
cottage here, have departed for theil
homes.
Beginning next Saturday social lif
q at the Thousand Islands will centel
around the polo tournament, which
will be played on Wellesley Island fol
s the next two weeks. Tho Thousant
Islands Polo Association has been bus!
during the last fortnight completing
arrangements.
Lake Placid To Welcome
Shriners at Big Clambaks
Special Dispatoh to The Tribune
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