New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-29
Venetian Night at
Lake Placid To Re
Given on the Fourth
400 Gayly Decorated Craft
Will Glide Over Waters in
Glare of Big Searchlights:
N. Y. Colo y Increasing

Specldt Correspondence
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, June 2S.-
Lieutenant Willis Taylor, to whom is
accorded the honor of being the first
man to fly among the peaks of the
Adirondacks, in connection with the
celebration here July and q, when
Essex County welcomes its returned
war veterans and war workers, will
make the trip from Hazelhurst Field,
Mineola, here by airplane, breaking the
journey at Albany According to in
formation received by Lieutenant F.
Paul Stevens, in charge of the airplane
feature, Lieutenant Taylor will fly up
the valley of the Hudson and over
Lake George, thence across the noun
tains to Lake Placid, arriving here on
the afternoon Of June 3. Demonstra-
tions will be given then and again on
the Fourth
Through the loan of every available
canoe and boat by The big hotels and
the club the committee in charge of
the Venetian Carnival, on the night of
the Fourth, has acquired a fotil!a of
about 400 craft which will be decorated
and Will pass in review on Mirror Lake
under the rays OF powerful search
lights on shore and on sixteen floats
anchored in the lake Members of
the committee now making canvass
to procure volunteer operators of these
craft, include j. Chester Jubin, chair
man; Mrs. Homer Lockwood, vice
chairman; Miss Ella Herbert, Miss
Dorothy Hamlin, Mrs. J. B. Williams.
Mrs. Henry Sherman, Mrs. William
Lamb, Miss Louise Wilkins, Mrs. v
wilkins, Mrs. Frank Major, John J.
To-
Camps Are Filling Up
The camp arrivals of the week in
clude Professor Edwin R. A. Seligman.
of Columbia University, and family at
Camp Askenonta.
Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher and
family have arrived at the club fc:.
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett. who
recently arrived at the Stevens House
on their honeymoon, have leased the
Eells camp on Lake Placid and will re-
main through the season Mrs. Bar
rctt was Miss Alice Drexel, whose we'd
ding proved a surprise to her friends.
Congressman Thomas F. Smith and
family Will return FOR their annual So
Journ at the Stevens House on July IS.
Emil Sauer, American Consul from
Venezuela, and Mrs. Sauer are at the
stevens House for the season.
Mrs. Rida johnson Young, who has
been here collaborating with Victor
Herbert on new production, has re-
turned to New York
Among those who arrived this week
at Whiteface Inn were Mrs. James D.
Archbold and children, of New York.
ihey VIII later be joined there by Mr..
Archbod
ON Mr- A D..
York, have arrived at Whiteface Inn
tor the season.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lyendecker, the Misses
Lycndecker and Miss Stork, of New
York, accompany Mrs. Lyendecker's
father, Henry Hcide, of New York. on
an extended stay at Whiteface Inn.
New York Colony Grows
Miss NJ. f. Goode, Louis plaut and
family, William James Golding, Miss
A. Nj. Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.
C'Connor and son, NJ. d. Mason and
Miss +. M. Hartnett are among those
from New York who lave made reser-
vations at the Grand View. where thew
Will arrive about July l.
Among those reaching Northwoods
Inn during the week was Speaker Sweet
OF the Assembly, who was the guest Of
James Shea He was accompanied bv
Fred Hammond
Other hotel arrivals from New York
include: Northwoods Inn Lieutenant
j. q. Webster Mr.. and Mrs. Deuchv
and Captain Charles Blatchly; Lake
flacld Inn, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s Chan
man, Fred Van Patten, Frank Wells
Fred Bergen and Mr.. and Mrs. G. R
blodgett; The Pines, j. P. Mora. Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Polhemus, Worth Pol
menus, 5. Gray and Mrs M. Andrews.
the Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs Charles G.
MORRISON and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jerome