New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
LAKE PLACID.

Lake Placid. y. Y, June $50 "a 4,
season the principal diversion has rec
automobillng. At the Lake Placid lrr :,
fewer that five merry parties have arr..
on their way through the mountains isr.
ing the week. and Il IS expected severn
more will arrive shortly. The roads are !.
excellent condition for motoring.
Among those who are covering the r.rr
by automobile are NJ and Mrs.. E T
Mavo. OF New Rochelle. With then a.,
their two sons, Billy and JACK" "
and Mrs. II. Y. Allen. II Fair Haven. =
together with NJ. and Mrs. g. A. Lsc,s',
and H ". haywood. OF the same ts,.
drove " 70 the Lake Placid Inn rsczf7
for a short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-,'.
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Harmed, o. Iar'
BEETHOVEN. are touring b. easy stages 4
party o, New York people, consisting
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Davis. Dr.. and M
II. F. l. Ziegel and B. F. Brown, vas as
here for several DAYS.
Dr. L. V. Muralt. the specialist, i''r
Davos. Switzerland. who was here t'' 1
few days. was pronounced IN his sdra's
tion Of the Placid region.
The Lake Placid Inn seems 70 % -
mecca FOR newly married persons. D-'-'
the week three couples have arrived. ar''i
them Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Laemrnl-' q N'
York City. and Mr.. and Mrs. John 3 Nc.
OF Brooklyn. This party, together TT
Miss Brown, has made a record for NOT,
tain climbing. They have scaled Witt
face and several other peaks. Whitszr
being climbed In four hours. They also .,
loved a FIVE days tour by automoole
the Ausable Chasm and 70 Lake Gsors.
A tennis tournament. In which slsnss
PLAYERS were entered established Mrs. NJ,
as the champion with the racquet u
courts az the Inn are in excellent conc
ton.
Mrs. ". F Wolfe. % Maiden Hucc'
is spending several days a. the Inn A-'
Franklin Bouker. OF New York City "a
taken apartments for the summer.
Al the Grand View extensive prepa'sho,
have been made for the opening. WHICH v
occur on June y. The grounds have ce-
improved extensively and the building 70
modelled at an expense Of more han 81"
Highly polished floors are being aid IN .
dining room and a large number 0, We
appointed baths have been added 20 the a.
ready excellent equipment. The tern
courts are pronounced by qualified perso1
10 be among the finest in the state.
The Arion club. Of New York city, q
..t--.. ,-..,,o,,.. e,- -,,o~a than rv-0 ne.
dred OF its members, who viii arrive y
short time.
Among those who VIII register on .
opening dav are Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Cr''
Mr.. craig is president OF the New Orlea-
National Bank.
Members OF the Lake Placid Club are :
ginning 10 arrive in increasingly an
numbers. The golf LINKS call the 2
thusiasts early and late and several "-'
naments are being organized. Tennis %
IS L favorite pastme with many o. #"
members.
Proprietor Leahy OF the Northwoods =.
has wrought many changes In MS es"'
hshment that make Tor the comfort .
convenience o. his guests \ most es0
rate system OF cooling has been irsiS''
and the lawns have received a conipeN-
landscape gardeners attention Cohci''
walks now surround the building sna y"
up 90 the roomy pOrtlcos.
j. F. Boynton and family - Nor"''
y. T.. were guests FOR several DAYS We
they made short automobile runs tn'O's.
out this region. Others VINO spent se'''-
davs here are y. J. LOOMS, Geo's' :
Raymond Of New York. and j. hes'A''
Scranton -.
j. Wesley Durham. o. Phliadelphia' p
Just opened Camp Kumseus. on -
Placid His camp is one OF the nios' -
tractive on the lake.