New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20
Tuning Power Boats
for Lake Placid Races

,,.s Placid. y. y, June l9.-Mem-
y a the Lake Placid Yacht CLUB
10 are assembling at their camps
~ are preparing for a very active
g,,s. The tentative date, ioI the
& r,stinr Of the club Is July 10.
NJ Columbia. owned by Euestac,e
\ -,r son Of Professor E. K. A.
! ,rsn and winner Of the power boat
NV in 1919. is being put in readi-
"a for the coming races, and IN
tF Hsrbert's Natoma and hall
So other fas. ones are being over
'na william L. Supplee, who dIa
3 spsn his camp on Lake Placid las1
s.ss. is coming back, and has gwen
rs.s 10 have the Wangundln, one OF
= hs,es, boats IN Adirondack waters
MI for entry '0 the races.
Bass fishing. which opened on tne
"a has hee1 excellent in the waters
~ Lake Placid, and several large
r,C have been brought IN not only
ren, but by women.
M william G.. Rockefeller, who mas
y, here 10 attend the closing eXer-
"a Of the Lake Placid School, con-
s-,5 bv Professor John NJ. Hopkins,
n rome back 10 the city, but plans 10
vi the summer al the Rockefeller
a., a, Bay Pond. Chief Justice ana
IA Edward Douglas White have sent
'sfs that they expect 20 arrive mere
A..,dsv. Jure 2G. and Camp lnwood,
Ehiteface Inn. which they nave
stss nv tLe ,e4eor has been made
nty for their occupancy.
Iaor Herbert has arrived at camp
sand, where he will spend the sum-
~ He will work on musical pro-
asicrs He is accompanied by Mrs
ss'sert and Miss Herbert. Other camp
rivals Of the week include Arthur
li.t. Of New York, who has opened
s.,ie View; Cesar Cone and his lam
} Who are al their new camp at the
I'd q Lake Placid; Rabbi stephen D
& who has opened his camp on
hi Island, and W J. Spain and his
a,ly who have opened Villa Espag-
:. On Grand View Heights. Mrs. D.
-llion Wrgh, and her daughter
~ T. R. Payne, Of New York, are al
~ cottage for the summer.
henss F. Smith, secretary OF Tam
ny Hall, has made reservations LOT
.a'sf and family at the Stevens
'.,t and will arrive in July. others
,, New York expected there include
..es J. F. Mulqueen and his family
.+i1es Coini, stage director OF the
s'e9Olitan Opera House, and MRS:
Ssi John j. Garland, clerk OF
- County; Mrs. Garland and the
c'fs sisters, the Misses McCooey, OF
.aehyn.
lsong those from New York who
- made reservations at the Grand
~ hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hs' Yswger and party, Mr.. ana
Daniei Warren and party. George
.oSrley, Mrs c. NJ. Shot, }. u
ssAal and Mr.. and Mrs. henr!
sss and their family.
'Efons reaching the New Whiteisce
'as week expressed delight with
aew furnishings. One Of the as
,a's features Of the lounge is a
. open fireplace in the southwest
,s The broad porches and tne
room, one side Of which IS
1sally plate glass windows, com
magnificent view Of the lake.
's'esook cottage al the New White
I'm has been leased by Mrs. J. II.
.'s, who came this week. Another
/. vas Miss S. Porter Du Bots, OF
sissis, n. J.
sleng those from New York reach
s,atr Lake Placid hotels have been
I EwGrt, Miss F. Perley, Miss
n r Gleason, J. A. Kippley and
"a, anl h. Stearn al Northwoods Inn,
! ,holte and J. c. Whitfield at Lake
slhn, Miss II. c. Schoveling, Leon
osrnheim and Frank Willis at the
: and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jaster at