The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
COLLEGE MEN SHARE
LAKE PLACID FEAST
Yale and Princeton Graduates
Gather for Their Annual
.Tc.nt Dinner.
PRIZES AT MASQUERADE

.,,or,,tr tho largo numbers who will
=. a., ,oro,,
spend september mere ""'" 49,
colorings lend new beauty to this re-
,,on Annie accommodations have been
go, 40, h,,, FOR. excursion rates.
p'ol'''' " - In ~
good returning untli octooer o. VIII W
in eject. T"he hotels are to remain
open through September. but everything
Is In readiness to begin work upon add
lions and other alterations TO be started
as soon as the guests leave, so that en-
larged accommodations will be ready
for the opening next season. The prin-
cipal new work announced IL Mt White
face Inn, where an addition Of 100 rooms
IL to he constru ed.
Among those who visited Lake Placid
during the week was Mayor Johh rur-
roy Mitchell of New York, who motored
over from the military camp at flatts-
burg. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Barber ana
others. The party dined with Prof. Ed
win II. A. Seligman OF Columbia Uni
yersity at Camp Askenonta OF Lake
Placid.
Yale and Princeton men taking part
in the annual joint dinner at the Ste
yens House included from Yale: Frank
M. Patterson. 's6. who was f;
Fairfax ID. Downey. 10; Charles Ar
buthnot Sd. ~ Prof. John NJ. Hopkins,
100; Raymond +. Stevens. IA; Frank
s. Warmoth. '0l John +. Kelsey, IA:
w. q. T. Shedd. IS: q. +. powney, Jr''
us ]. r.. Berdan. 'ls w. S. wallbridge,
rs; c. J. Waddcll. 'o5 James J. Quill
'06 Theodore M. crisp ny H. D. row
ell, AZ: u. c.. Paul, 10: and from
Princeton. X. @. Benson, 10: j. ID. Dea-
con, Is William Scheererm, Jr., IL
J., H.. Barrett. rs: L. X. Crane. is;
p. A. Myor. II j. +. Hunter, IA; ;. r.
Pogue, "a; de h. Il Seeley, II :
Charles G.. Lawrence, II; X. U. suit
ton, 'Oi &. A. McClintock. OF Reginald
g. Carter. II w. l.. Pierce, Jr, II
Henry Neville Tiff, Jr., ~. Evan Will
fans, who was at the hotel Tor a rev
DAYS with Mrs. Williams, SANG FOR the
college men.
Mrs. John Dunn. dressed In the SCOT
fish Mcleod tartan, was the winner OF
first prize for adults In the annual mas
ouerade at the Stevens House, at which
$3.50 was raised for the benefit OF the
STONY Void Sanatorium. Miss Lassie
kIcNahon. dressed as the balloon girl
An the "Follies.' was the winner Of the
tuven,,e prize. Master Hugh Henry
blair. Jr.. Az years old. son of Mr.. and
N,rs IL. IL. Blair Of New York, attired
n. n drum major. was given honorable
r~rsn,ion
Nra Eiipene Mortimer wayne mas
sot,a,, h.r narants Mr.. and Mrs. James
70 SiIo a, the Flanders cottage.
m tho occasion OF his ffty-seventh
av 7 onis II Ralston Of New York
Sas rendered a surprise party by
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asnas u,r die Was one OF the
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wInu'I q 'n7 H!st prize Tor men IN the
annual masqgelGGe; End Miss sarah
FS-od as a IuIh'sh woman was the
winner o. ne prze Tor women.
II H. NhI'ce New YORK, general
passenger agent OF the Erie Railroad
ana pres dent or the General Passenger
90 Agents Association. has been the guest
al the Grand View OF NJ. u. Marshall.
pro!I Tor or me hotel
Sunerers from nay fever who met at
the Placid club yesterday to organize
the New Nok state branch OF the
United States Hay Fever Association