New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
Camp Fire Girls

Elizabethtown, y. Y, July 17.-PlauS
for a season of activity are being for
mulated by the Camp Fire Girls, 4
large number of whom are included n
the summer colony. They are cooper
ating with the members Of the village
camp. On Wednesday there was 4
grand powwow at picnic and council
fire on the shore of Lake Champlain,
near the mouth Of Mullen Brook.
Throughout the week the links O.
the Cobble Hill Golf Club has had the
appearance of tournament week in
August. In each of the large parties
reaching the hotels daily are good
players, and the golf events are TO-
lowing one another in rapid succession
A selectve score contest which was
one of the best of the recent events
was won bv J. H. Roscnfeldt, of New
York. who is at the Windsor, the run
ner-uu being James Swinnerton, Of
New York, who is spending the season
AZ Deer's Head Inn. The winner OF a
miniature tournament IN which mary
cf the best players were entered was
". II. Davidson, OF Cohoes. Henry ).
Duncan. Of New York, proprietor CT
the Windsor, was the winner OF an
ether event. Tom Wells, of New York,
an authority on golf, who annually
spends the season at the Windsor, was
among the arrivals Of the week.
judge Charles II. kciby. OF Brooklyn,
who has arrived at Sunny Lawn with
his family, not only plays on the INKS
but dcvotes time TO practising put
ting on the lawn Of his summer es-
tate.
Commodore A. V. Wadhams and Mrs.
/ WadhamS. who came recently from New
York. have opened their summer place,
+ Homcport short distance from EI'"-
. abethtOwn.
I Theodore Spiering, of New York, vio-
. lirist and conductor, has arrived ~
/ Sunnyside Farm, which he has leased
for the season Of Frank ". Swift.
DR.. Frances Cohen, Mrs. d. ID. Cohen
and Miss Ida Hart. of New YORK. have
arrived at Nelcote- when
hey viii occupy for the season.
Carl Schultzc, of New York, the
Foxy Grandpa" cartoonist who IS
srending the season al the Windsor,
vas defeated at golf this week by
John Hogg, also Of New York, and has
. challenged Mr.. Hoeg 20 a swimming
contest in the Windsor pool.
The fish continue 20 bite vOracious!y.
+ George Richards and party. Of New
York. who went into camp on the Up
rer Ausable Lake. took several string
Ct lake trout averaging seven pound
each, and one big fellow tipped the
scales at thirteen pounds. Robert
Nelson and /. ?. Evans are fishermen
from the Windsor who have been very
fortunate.
Miss Siege and Miss Struse. who ar
active i'm the social events at the Wind
gor, have been spending a few days IN
camp on Silver Lake with young women
: friends from Packer Institute.
Mrs u. 5. Duncan and Miss Duncan
who have joined Mr.. Duncan at the
Windsor. viii spend the balance OF the
season there.
Mrs. Won r. Phelps and party, Of
New York. are among the recent az
rivals at the Windsor
Mrs. William Fi!cna, who is at the
Windsor for the season, is making ex-
tcusive automobile tours.
Tom Wells, Of New York. who has
returned to the Windsor, Is accom-
Ianied by his son. J. a. Wells. Others
from New York recently arrived at the
Windsor include Mr.. and Mrs. j. u.
Emery, Mr. aZd Mrs. w. Lyman, A. j.
Fraser. Mrs. c. DcSilver Mr.. and Mrs.
s. W. Long, Miss Beardsley, DR.. F.
Fossmerc. George O. Coon, J. +. Goulet,
Frederick c. Brown and party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Remberg, Mrs. Warren Curtis
: Palmer, Miss NJ. F. Curtis Palmer, Mrs.
G. H. Yates and Master Warren Curtis
Yates.
Among those from New York at
Deer's Head Inn are Commander ". L.
Rurdick, u. s. ~, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. o.
Aitken, F. II. Chrrchill, Mrs. Mary
. Winslow and party, c. F. Van Deusen.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Walbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Roscman, c. W. Bird
Wallis Bird Henry Barber and Mr.
and Mrs. H. X. Lo"ery.
Alexander Mcdonald, Deputy Conser-
walton Commissioner; Clifford K. Pet
tis. State Forester, and A. /. Nosburgh
confidential agent Of the Conservation
Commission, were members of party
reaching Mapiewood Inn by automobile
They inspected the shade trees in the
village and pronounced them in excel
lent condition.