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Outdoor Diversions of Visitors i

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Record UreakInK Season at the DelwarWater Gap and In the Pooonos Moun-

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Preparing Celebrate Old Home Week

ATLANTIC CITY July so Boron Jooqude St Maro whose American wife isstepdaughter of O Juan Waters and unti

bocamo Baroness was Mtns Ellen NlxoiWain isvery fond of the surf bathing hereHe has also found time to obnerve theAmerican bathing girl On thEe subjecthe says

The ladies here wear rather short skirtwhen they go bathing while at the Frenol-

eoaide resort their robe touch the ground-In France they wear guch loose robes

o much fluffy stuff about the bodice thaia person oant tell anything aboutfigures

Here they are dressed like chorus girlsthat is they have skirts that are about si

Inches long In IOmo Instances It Isto show themselves But I dont thinkla improper

But is one thing that I cannot comand that la do the America

ladles put on so much clothing whengo out rhey theirurea by themselves intiff corsets and other paraphernalia

collars that choke thaihave heels about two inches high

There surely can be no comfort whfirigged so much unnecessary stuff

is only proof of what I saiddress to at

When I first visited this beach and wiva lady standing statuelllco in the softgarbed a de sole robe

hat I asked a friend who waiwith me if the American ladies godressed like that and my smiledand said

No when dress like that onlytroll on the beach to be admired toother ladled the lee daring one jealouiand envious

That is where the French ladles dis-

play their wisdomrthelr superior sensedon a bathrobe and

They journey to the shore for a bath in tinwater not for a bath in the heat of the sunThe posturing of on thitbeach is such a contrast to the EuropeanAnalogue

The Italian Ambassador to AmericaBaron Mayer des Planches who has leas

pretty cottage at Pacific and CallforniravenuEf in Chelsea will remain until tinmiddle of October The Ambassador ei

to live quietly during his sojounat the shore

R the first assistant secretaryto the Ambassador and his assistantCentero Roberto have tokenat a nearby hotel and will remain with hirr

stay hereMr and A G Anna

don and Miss Estel Gordon came alt Urnfrom Mobile Ala in a big automobile toupend the summer here

J Benner the professional of theFrankford Golf Club a friendlymatch on the Northfleld links withD Robinson the Atlantic City CountryClubscourse in for eighteen holes coming In1 up This in two above73 by W C Fownes Jr of Pittaburg

Altred Hand a guest from New York atone of the big ocean front hotels has a greatfondness for When the weather istoo unpleasant to bo outdoors Mr Handfinds comfort and pleasure in hiM apart-ments in making kites of various sizes andshapes

kites are ofThey are all of excellent workmanship

used isof strong texture The muslin is black

Mr Hand started to build kites forthe in his howl ho has becomeImmensely popular with the boys He is

a score or more who areanxious to him whenever he appearson the strand with an aerial product

A 430 oclock club is the latest acquisitionat the shore It was organized by a fewguests at a hotel close to the boardwalk-Its solo rule Is that those who belong to itmust rise every morning and report at 430to the secretary in the exchange of thehotel

So far it has had very good results as themembers are all daily commuters They-re Philadelphia business men and In order

to reach their offices ahead of their clerksIt necessary that they catch the earlytrain

These commuters were total strangersbefore they met dolly in the early

room of the hotel One of them missedhis train one morning and i was suggestedby an early riser that a club bo formedso if a member Is absent from thedining room the secretary must act as thoawakener

Tho member that oversleeps must payfine of cents The money

tines is paid to the for his laborThe ftir I very encouraging forthe pecrctary and it a meet-ing will seen be called for the election ofA new secretary B the term of office is good

There TO four candidates for the officeseeking votes They are Baiw Smiththe present secretary who lisa a pleasant

for Kelseylhoflrst floor of H IIKaufmnnn n youthful reader of lettersand M K all exponent of eco-nomical and political

The other are H 0 Deshongwho Invariably makes his appearance at

SO Smith thothe honor of reporting on time and

A r Ulmer a sea and formerofficial of the Pennsylvania Railroad

United States Senator D H Mercer ofOmaha chairman of the committee onpublic buildings finds much pleasure inriding in a rolling chair pushed by a NorthCarolina darky The Senator thus obtainsnn excellent panoramic view of the cosmo-politan front of the resort

That he is popular and known Iti theFAst as well as in his homo territory In evi-denced his handshakes while on the famous prome-nade The Senator is hero MrsMercer

H X Pillsbury the American chessexpert has not been in very good healthsince the international tournament at Cambridge Springs He is hero now in thehope that tho sea air will prove beneficial It hUll helped him considerably andIt Is thought will recoverby September

been playingfriendly since arriving

not to affect his health too muchnervous strain he plays only three Ramonsimultaneously

When I was in Moscow said Pills-bury I astonished the Russianstwentytwo games simultaneously with

amateurstown This was six gomes more than everwas attempted by any one else in this orany country

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86ol U devoting most of ita timeadays to outdoor sports Alfred O

derbllt tooled a coach along theshore on Friday and in consequencewas unable toattend the first formal furtion given by Mr and Mrs Reginald

at Bandy Point Farm onnight Robert Walton Goelet did

assist his cousin Robert Goelet asman at his recent wedding with Mli

Whelen on account of a sportingon the other

Harry Whitney will leave Newportmiddle of season to go

shooting in Yorkshire MrMrs Clarence H Mr and MrThomas Hastings and a manyprominent people will b in Saratoga fi

mOos will bo thefor a crowd of fashionables this wee

while the horse Show there is on

Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackayhave been at Harbor Hill their KoslyiL I home since their return fromwill to Saratoga tomorrow where thehave taken a cottage for the racing

Mr and Mm Harry Payne Whittlewho sail shortly for Europe will be absent

through the pheasant shooting seosoias they were Inst season Their partyinclude Mr and MrsMr and Mrs Clarence W Dolandelphla Edward Smith and Mr and Mr

H Thompson The WilliamWhitney bought estate in Yorkshln

Mr and tire George R BchleffeUngo on their annual trip to England in August

and will visit their daughters Mrs C BoweIsmay and Mrs J Bruce Ismay athome in Liverpool Mrs Henry G Trevoi-nwo Schieffelln with be-

ulsters of late will return to this side incouple of weeks and rejoin her husbandnow at his Southampton cottage

Miss Edith B Clapp and hor motherMrs Clapp were at Homburg

last week Miss Clapp will sail lutemouth from Europe with Miss AdelaidTownsend Spofford for this side MnClapp may stay to give her personal attentlon to the trousseau now being madin Paris for Miss Clap This is for hewedding with Count Temple de Rougemont or Paris which is to aevent in lust before the Christinaholidays fiance1 has an old

big estate which goes with it Menalllon is already in his hiparents are not

Mrs Isaac A Singer Is now with hedaughter Chambers at LenoxMr and Mrs Mortimer M Singer herand daughterinlaw have been locateat Farm Jacques place over

since they went to Lenox after wed-

ding in New York last October

Mr and Mrs Frederic J de Peyster am

Miss de Peystor have returned frprweeks European trip One of th

Misses de on this sidto attend the OelafleldWhite wcddiniin June OH a bridesmaid

Mrs Francis H her daughterMiss Alberta Sturges are duo here franEngland on Saturday on the MinneapolisOn they to their countrplace at Stone Ridge Ulster county N Yfor a time

Dr and Mrs J Duncan Emmet havearranged to pass August at

at Niagara Falland the

Dr and Mrs Faneutl Suydam Weisswho had a pretty wedding In June hayreturned from their honeymoon jauntand are visiting friends In Morrlstowibefore settling in Now York

Barents of WeUse Mr and Mrs Masonand their family have decided tt

to Washington D C in Septembcand it their future home

It seems that Miss Louise A Benedlc-

andCllfford B Harmon whose engagemenhas been reported are likely to have a quietwedding in the autumn as Mrs E C Bonedict is in poor health Miss Benedict hathe same fondness for horses oa her sisterMrs Thomas Hastings president of tinFourliiHand Club

in for the August races wina noted whip while still Benedict-

Mr and Mrs Alfred G Vanderbiltas guests for some days at their term aPortsmouth before going over to the

County Horse Show Mr and MrsReynolds Hltt Mrs Hltt was one of thebridesmaids who attended Miss Elsie Frondat marriage with Mr Vanderbiltcouple went at once to Berlin where Mr

Embassy He is now off on the long vacathose in diplomatic

two years Mrs Hltttt fatherstepmother and Mrs John ClintonGray recently for Europe and will

to Norway Sweden havegiven up Newport cottageBO many seasons

Tho wedding of Austen R Gray one o

tho sons of Judge and Mrs Gray with MisAlice Burnham of Boston will bo an eventof near future Miss Burnham isdaughter of Mr and Mrs William Burnhanand a of John Munroe the Partbanker

Mr and Mrs Dominick of 22

West Flftyfirt street who sailed withtheir family yesterday for Europe will

an auto tourJuno and July at their

nottdge at Monmouth Beach N JOne of the big flffairs on is the dinner

or which Henry Walters has earth outheld on 18 on his steam yacht

Sarada Mrs Pembroke Jones rereive tho guests

There was a fine show of smart traps atandy Point tho country home of Mr andUrs Reggie Vanderbilt on Friday nightnhcn they their first formal enteralnment their Mrst Vanderbilt haw had visiting her

of her now Mrsvhllo Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt hasiliss Isabel May of Washington astuest

Among those to sail this week for Europe-

ire Mr and Mrs George B Raymond andIrs Elliott Smith on next Saturdaysiteamer will bo joined on theirirrlval in England Miss Lointa Ray-mond and Raymond who

over since May weeksall will return to this side

Eugene Higgins will sail on his yachtiaruna for this side on Thursday and will

his customary visit to his sister andicr hunband Mr and Mrs H Mortimerirooks at Newport Some special

Vhippany members Thenow in the old Higgins homo

tend

Mr A R Hudson of 500 Madison avenuennounces tho engagement of his daughter

to Mr J Roberts Coffin of NewMr Coffin U a graduate of the class

fCO of Yale

SARATOGAS HISaelnc Hrai Crowds There No Floral

Fete In Be Held Ibis YrarSARATOGA SIKINGS July 30 Landlords-

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of the old Urns patrons if Saratowas the St Louis H

position speculaon number 6fwho in s the frontofthelr In back roomsgive summer resorts absent treatment

early as Tuesday the tide began moIn and on

number of i

the hotelshouses The August patrons oreinforced a arrayThe demand for will heavySaratoga hULA the reputation of

supply

President Hitchcock and his followsthe management of the Saratoga RacinAssociation are on hand and the runnlnmeeting of twentytwo days will bn inaugt

onrace of tho season will take on AUK35 1000 horseH will be gatheredfor the meeting The muslostand be Pat

Twentysecond RegimenBand

There apiwirs to be no Interruption I

the demand for furnished cottages for thracing month and also for the1 seasona number of them have been rented dunnthe last few days The new comers Inelude F Ambrose Clark of OocperstownNY who has the Lawton cottage on dinton Samuel Walter New York

the AndrUs oottagstreet Robert o

New York the Barrett oottare on Nelsoiavenue Alexander Shields of Now York

Reynolds Morton cottag-on street and Edwardof New York the Doollttlecottago on Courstreet

Joseph J Gleason and George A Baportacof New York who own summer

here are the ofA few days since they accidentally parnllelled other on an outlyingwith an open stretch over a of Sara

miles Without dlreochallenge both on speed and thetore the air like a cyclone-It was apparently a dead heat hut S portaiinsists

Applications for rooms are being re-

ceived by hotels from Republicans foState convention time While the oonventlon has not as been calledit Is generally understood that i

will assemble nere on Sept 14 and remoirin at least two days The Democratlo State convention may here tinfollowing week

The floral fete will not be one of Saratogas spectacular events this year OB UK

Saratoga Association acting In con-junction Business Men

has postponed the festivatill the September 1905 is talk o

n carnival withas the leading feature

A dozen or so camping parties WItperhaps too members in all are on thelower shore of Saratoga Lake and fully

ten days

Chaperoning small to SIgnor Lautelles circus was the occupationWednesday afternoon and evening of roan

sojourning at the hotelsThey will themselves orAug 9 when another circus comes to town

Capt Edward L Smith of the SaratogaPolo Club and del E M Queen of the

for the August events oforganizations-

One week from today Kayaderosswilt bo the meeting place of 2500 ModernWoodmen of America They willhere from northeastern New York amsouthern Vermont

IASTIMKS AT LENOX

TennIS Golf Autom btllnr Interestsummer Residents

LKNOX July 30 Herbert G Deringsecretary of tho British Embassychampion tennis player of Lenox

His strongest opponent has been S WarrenSturgis a member of the faculty of GrotonSchool where the sons of President Reesevolt are preparing for college

During a recent between the cranksJames Barnes writer appeared-

How goes the ho called outtakes an American to make the Briton

sweat replied Daring

J Egmont Schermerhom of Now Yorkwho is at his couhtry place hasHystematio Investigation of all theBerkshire county and the result of his tourshas been compiled on cards which he hoiissued for tourists He has completelyabandoned the horse for he motor oarhas four large touring cars in his ntablos

The remarkable golf played by MalcolmMoBurnoy son of Dr Charles MoBurney ofNew York has been the talk of the week atthe clubs McBurney is short and slightand a little more than 20 Ho has been

the game five years atfattier has a country place and at

HarvardThis week he won the gold Great

for the low scoreof an invitation tournament lowered tho

record at Lenox from 80 to7f strokes and broke both amateur andprofessional records at mak

the course In 71 The formerrecord was 72 held by Willie Anderson theopen champion

Mark Twain appreciates white duckclothing He wears it on his drives aboutthe county A friend of Twains in Stockbrldgo this week told a story of aby the humorist fewover a certain railroad Its advertising

wroteLeft Philadelphia at and at

Jersey City at My duck suit Is Htlllwhite

The most interesting old man in Lenoxhis summer Is Dr Jdftoph Bercns of Phila-delphia At 93 he walks five miles everylay and roads tho daily papers without

He believes the man eats toomuch and takes too little exercise Yearsill lightly on him mind ho wouldl just entering the seventies

In Lenox the aterage cottager goes toihurch on Sunday Its a day of rest inbe hills broken by a quietuncheon and now and then by a largedinner

Until last week Sunday in Lenoxwore unheard of one the hotels wherethere are spacious and axmrse the guests handicapn Sunday cot

have denounced the innovationroundly

W Murray Crane Jr son of exGovrano who is one of President Rooseveltsloses friends has entered his fatherswper mills in Dalton Tho heir tho oxGovernors millions reports at the mills

blue jeans at 7 A tolls until 6P M method of acquiring a full-

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TheWILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL IN NOVEMBER

THE PARADISE OF AMERICA

DELAWARE WATER OAP PA

More than 75000 expended in improvements and furnishings

Elevators rooms en suite with bath Music concerts mornings and

evenings Purest mountain spring water used in hotel Boating and

fishing Grand walks and drives Golf and tennis Firstclass livery

attached Accommodations for automobile tourists Write for Sea

son rates and booklet beautifully illustrated Coaches at all trains

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Mr and Mrs Harlan Page is a type otho athletic girl In Lenox she acts AI

whip for a hotel coach plays ais an expert paddle i

indefatigable racquetLost won all the

events in which she entered on the courtand at the lake

Mrs George Westinghouse always dresseIn white In tho country Whether in tin

in her extensive rose gardens-In an automobile driving or Hi

she appears in

John E Alexandro of New York wasin shipping in Brazil years ago will

lila father who established a line of Iwatifrom New York His knowledge of shlpihas been made use of at his now

Lawn in Lenox wlieqn litawnings are ax onhave for raising lowering

Samuel and Joseph Qolding of New Yorlhave arrived in Lenox on theirtour of the resorts They map out a nclitn-

lule with thu regularity of a theatrical

next place of recreationtheir custom for years

Threatened with the extinction of tinSunday parade fromEpiscopal Church for tho Sunday mailthe Lenox cottagers have petitioned theConsolidated Railroad officials for a returnof tIm early Sunday mail The customhas been to walk from church to theoffice for the and a change of schedule

make from church to theoffice of divernton

IHODACK PLEASURES

MoantalnrrrlnK Lake Placid SIfnoFishing

LAKB PLACID N Y July 30 MrMrs T JWood Mr Orpsham Miss Oreflhanand Lieut F D Berien of the battli hiKentucky who are spending the summerlake Placid made time ascent of WhitefociMountain this week and met withexperiences

When the party sot out Monday thereevery indication ofa fine day They climbedto the spring a height of about 3000above the sea easily and pleasantlyjust above this point they encounteredhard shower

feet further up they foundthemselves in tho midst of a hailstormsondwhen they finally reached tIme summitbegan to snow The snowstorm lasted

an hour and the outlook to lxfor tho party were not prepared for

the cold weatherWhen the snowstorm ceased tho clouds

rolled away from the top of tho mountainand the campers were in the midst of sun

banks of clouds in the midst of whichthey could observe lightning flash and hear

ireports of and

of hail snow

Mr and John William Thomas ofEast Orange N J mode a more com-fortable ascent of Whltefaco this week andaccomplished the feat without the aid of a

was their first visit to the localitynnd when they set out In the morningdid not have a full knowledge of the begin

of the trail the ascentsuccessfully Mr Thomas carrying lube own

Thomas preparingmeal at tho

The mountain nnd forest traits in thevicinity of Lake Placid are tho

ers of the Shore Owners AssociationThe work is carried on under the direction-of tho committee on trails of which DrAlton is the chairman and each spring anumber of men are kept wiv ksrenewing the trolls removing fallentimber from the path are care

marked likelihood ofis removed so far ns possible

Now and then visitors to this localitymake the ascent of Mount Marcy or MountMcintyre or visit the and Ava-

lanche passes The number of people toascend Mount Marcy has boon reducedconsiderably this summer owing to the factthat the n KOPHP Heights at thefoot of the Aunable lakes i not open andthat Adirondack Lodge on the other sideof the mountain was destroyed by flro a

The gulden of the Adirondack MountainReserve care for visitors for brief in-

tervals at their nnd a temporarystructure lifts been erected onAdirondack Lodge where the membersof the party may a night

Picnic Point at Lake Placid IH a favoriterendezvous of pleasure seekers and it Is apopular Idea to organize a and

In the for flapjacksmade by the whileand Mrs Calvin I Pardee and Mr and

H I Dangler frequently entertainheir friends in this manner

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Ibe StateHOTEL EARLINQTON

In KarLinf ton Jarli-Tor Acrommoriatlons appointments and upto

d l rcqulsltri has no rqual InTin house havlnr Its own private

Orchrstra momlne nndNew York Office Hotel Earllogton-

Ktli St West near Hroadway-llooklrt on application

Tlir grrai White Sulphur ftttab-Ililinitnl 14 directly the liarllntton

ing the dock at the wherehe landed eleven pounds of lake trout irone day of fact that the lo

much disturbed by steamerslaunches and swimmerspursues lets favorite pastime therefeature of the is that hiuses a ball to float his line

John Ormsbco continues to get largelake trout while fishing from a ofSand Point A trout ho landed hother day weighed sixteen pounds

Irving B KingRford son of Daniel PKltiRHford who is spending the summer atLake Placid with his parents is one of themost persistent fishermen in theHe starts out early each andgoes after lake trout ho remains out until

themOn one occasion ho camped all night on

Surprise Pond In order to be to o

stream early in the day and thedays sport twentylive pounds

Victor Herbert who has a now inthe style of a chalet atwill soon go to Saratoga to take up hiswork but ho leaves at Lake Placid a markwhich may be perpetuated with a little

It is a trail which he calls Harmony Traitand he has built It with tho aid of threemusical friends who helped him to blazea along the southern of MountWhitney to a beautiful sheet of water shutin by mountains more than a mile from

Placid called Echo PondMr Herbert has cleared his trail of all

obstructions cutting down trees orthem asunder had

over the path In places he fastened downthe trees formed beautiful

tho way while rustic seatshere and there invite rest

At the end of the trail the waters-of Echo Pond ripple among the lilies MrHerbert has set up a monument to Panthe woodland deity

These days in the Adirondacks are welladapted to long drives There are twoparties now making tho tour of the region-in wagons

In one are H B Tremain Mrs Tremainthe Misses Tremain Mrs Allan Worthand C M Tremain nil of Now York inother are J R Molschor of England Mrand Mrs C D of New and MissA B Englls of Brooklyn-

Mr and Mrs and herions are visiting Keene Valley AusableLakes EliKabethtown Amiable Chasm andSaratoga J R Melschor and friends

the southern Adirondacks andincludes llaquetto Lak

Saranac Uike Lower Saranac Lake LakePlacid Keene Valley Ausablo LakesEliaibethtown Ausable Chasm and Sara-toga or in all about 250 miles

A W Tillinghnst and Harold Nayloramateurs played excellent golf In a matchagainst George Rouse and George I Keddieprofessionals at tho Stevens House coursethus week U was for thirtynix holes andnt the end of the twentyseventh Tillmg

were I updid the last nine holes in 34 and defeatedthe professionals by 4 up and 3 to go The

holes wore Tillinglinst MO Bouse 151 Naylor 154 and

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Henry Sanford of New York who isspending thin slimmer with the rrfenibern

his family on the bower Saranao Lakewhere have a cottage seventy-xiunHsof pickerel one day last week Thw-s the greatest pickerel ever

mane waters

Mrs Jrindley Miss O rind Mrseyser Miss Poywer and Seymour Peyser

who aro visiting the Lower Saranao Lakea at this week

and the combined catch weighed sixtyKMinds The largest ten

mehalf pounds and was caught by Misseyoer-

M4VK AT TilE WATER GAP

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STBOODsiiuno Pa July 30 The pastweek has been a record breaker in moreways than one There is more hotel

titan last season and yet everythe place has been comfortably filled

ill week and will bo crowded tonightSplendid moonlight this week made

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Kaatenklll Hotel Co Kaatenklll N Y

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