The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Tomorrow Is Big
Day for Golfers
at Upper Saranac
Many Tournaments Will End
on Links There-Tennis Play
Also Draws Interest.

Special Dsstetth to THE New yonk IIEnALb.
UrrsN sAsArAc, N. Y. Sept. 2.--Lsbor
day ID awaited with keenest interest on
the part OF the large colony Of golf
players assembled At Saranac rnn and In
the camps. as. In addition to the annual
tournaments, which are this season four
ball matches for men and women, the
former at eighteen holes and the latter
at nina. the day also marks the conelu-
sion OF the ringer tournaments. for
both men ana women. which have been
In progress since the start of the season.
The events are under tie. direction OF a
committee headed by Mr.. William Lin
ton Landreth OF Philadelphia. and In
cludink MIR. Hugh I. Wilson, Mr. f.
WhytS steel and Mr.. Samuel +. Howe.
Miss Holly Thayer OF philadelphia,
daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. Russell
Thayer. vas the star or the annual ten
mis- tournament which has just been
concluded on the courts at Saranac Inn,
In the finals Of the singles for women
Miss ThAyer defeated Miss Gladys
Paine. also of Philadelphia. s---3. 6--l
In the mixed doubles Miss Thayer and
her brother, Mr.. Russell Thayer Jr., oil
Philadelphia, we're the winners. defeat
ing, in the finals. Miss Lincoln, sister
OF Mrs. William A. Rockefeller. and Mr
A. ID. Thayer OF Philadelphia. 6--4,
6--2.
Mr.. Russell Thayer. Jr.. was the win
ncr OF the nien's singles, defeating Mr..
w. II. Thach OF New York In the
finals, 11---s, 3--6, 6-1. In the men S
doubles, Mr.. II. e. Cooper and Mr.. ].
w. C. Herring OF New York were vim
ners. defeating Mr. r. $. Wright OF Chi
caEo and Mr.. Martin Bentley OF Younss-
town, Onto, in the finals, Ga. e--2.
Panther Point, the Upper Saranac
Lake camp Of Or. j.. Emmett Holt of
New York. has been purchased by MIR.
James Elliott OF Pelham, N Y. who,
with his family, is this season occupy
ing Lady Tree Cottage at Saranac Inn.
Mr.. Elliott will extensively improve the
Panther Point place and occupy It next
season. 1t Is now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Petit of New York, who are
remaining late into September
At their camp on the lake shore near
Saranac Inn, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Rockefeller have been entertaining Mrs.
William q. Rockefeller, who came over
from Bay Pond Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Lin Din and Miss Lincoln.
Mr.. H.. w Darling. treasurer of the
General Electric Company OF Schenec-
ing late in the season at Saranac Inn.
have been Joined there by their sons.
Mr.. A. G. Darling Of Schenectady and
Mr. II. NJ. Darling OF Washington by
their son-in-law. Mr.. r. Il. Coggershall,
also OF Schenectady, and by their grand
son. MIR. Lyman Warner OF Haverford.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Katie OF fr-
vington- Hudson, who are also
among those remaining late into Septem-
ber at Saranac Inn. have this week had
as their guests MIR. and Mrs William
K. Friese of Irvington and Mr.. r. +.
Pelly OF New York.
Mr.. Oscar A. Sewal OF Enelewood
and Mr.. Charlton Mscveagh OF Was
ington have just returned 10 Saranac
Inn from week In rough camp.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Moore OF New
York have recently arrived AZ Saranac
Inn. where they have joined DR.. and
Mrs. r. II. Mcconnell OF New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs J. Wilmer Biddle Of
Philadelphia have had MIR. Ross NAL
colin and MIR John Malcolm Of Mont
real as their guests at Poppy Cottage
at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BcCourt OF New
York have been entertaining Mr.. John
r. Calhoun OF New York at Saransc
Inn. others from New York among
recent arrivals at the Inn include Mrs
II. A. Cushing. Mr.. James w TruesdaIe
Mr.. Matthew Quay CHASER. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Fl. Jones Miss Margaret p
Jones. Miss Elizabeth n. Jones. Edward
II. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Fry
Miss vivian Fry. Miss l.. II. Mackey
and Miss r. NJ. Mackey.