New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
DANCING Juror
AT LAKE PLACID
The Season in the Adirondack
Regions Is Waxing Greater
All the Time.

Lake Placid, \. Y, Aug. s.-The
Young people are much elated over
series Of competitive dances inaugur-
ated al the hotels and TO continue
through August. Silver cups are the
trophies awarded those most proficient
in the tango, hesitation, canter, lame
duck. make and other modern steps.
The first in the series Of dances to
be held during the month at the club
house of the Lake Placid Yacht Club
brought out a big crowd Of young
people from the camps. Patronesses
for the event were Mrs. Charles Hull,
jr., Miss Bannsen and Miss Benson.
The free for all powerboat race under
the auspices of the yacht club was won
BIZ the Cinderella, owned by Henry
Bahnsen, the Peter Pan, Esq, owned
by z. B. Leisening. and winner Of the
trophy in 1918, finishing IN second
place. =
Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher, L..
S. n, is deeply interested IN the move
ments of the contending European
fleets. but does not allow the war 20
interfere with mis- golf game. He was
the winner Of one of the handicap
medal score competitions with net
score OF ~ and was the runner up IN
the DOGGY handicap.
Mrs. James Hardie and her son Allan
Hardie, Of Brooklyn, who left their sum
mer place here for Europe, are among
those now in London and Will return
here as soon as they can get away.
Supreme Court Justice Eugene A.
Philbin and his son Gerald G. Philbln
have Joined the ranks Of the golf
plsvers at the Stevens House Another
recently arrived player there is John
J. Garland, clerk of Kings county, who
is there with Mrs. Garland, her
mother and sister. Mrs. Anna +. Nc
Cooey and Miss Margaret }. MeCooeY
Of Brooklyn.
Harry G. Treadwell, Of New York
was the winner Of the Ireadwell Cup,
donated by his father, Colonel n. H..
Treadwell. in the annual contest at the
stevens House. Miss Dorothy Spur
won the clock golf contest.
Mrs. Robert Schalkenbach. OF New
York. entertained with a bridge party
and tea for nineteen women friends at
The Stevens House parlors Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Alma Capen, Of New
York. gave a dinner for small party
of friends. and among those who viii
entertain with parties IN connection
with the Observance Of College Night,
under the direction of r. b. Scott, at
the Stevens House grill tonight, are
CEHord Herbert. Mark Townsend, Jr,
n. +. Ellis, Raymond Stevens, Mrs: =.
4. Vollmer, Mrs. II. +. Payne, MISS
Gallagher and Mrs. Gorge A. stevens.
Among those taking part m the ten
ms tournament, which has been IN
ppogress on the courts at the Grand
View Hotel, were Miss Coster, MISS
sardinia. Miss Gies, Miss Mcguire.
Miss pelone. Miss Winslow, Miss
Roene. Miss Warren, William +. Shea,
Maurice Roche, Jack Roche, j. ).
Coster, II. A. Franklin, +. Abreu,
Charles Boil. Michael Crage, Carl Haz-
gard and Jose BlancO.
An evening Of Old-fashioned dances
WAS one Of the events Of the week at
the Grand View much enjoyed by the
visitors there.
Mrs. John Francis Yawger, vice
president Of the Woman's Federation;
Mrs. James +. Millward. Mrs. Frederick
Kinney and r. L. Wheatland, OF New
York, were winners Of prizes At the
weekly bridge party AT the Grand View.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. d. Post. Mrs. NJ. {.
Mcguire. Miss Josephine Mcguire, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Kelly, DR.. j. Victor
Heberman, the Misses Cox and Chester
Cox are among the recent arrivals
from New York al the Grand View.