The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-12
Canadian-N. Y. Personals

Mira Arthur Knowlson, wife of the
president OF the Canadian Club of New
York. left on Saturday for Stony Point
Sturgeon Lake, Ontario, where she will
spend the balance OF the summer. Mr..
knowlson and party OF friends will
JOIN her later. From there they will
motor through Canada, returning home
by the way of the Adirondacks and the
White Mountains.
Col. ]. s. Dennis (for many years
assistant to its president and now chief
commissioner OF the colonization and de-
velopment department of the Canadian
facihc Railway and A B, Calder as
s'stant general passenger agent, of Mon
treal, have been in New York for sew
eral days In connection with the APP
preaching visit of the Prince OF Wales.
The Canadian Pacific Railway, In con-
Junction with the Canadian Government,
Will have direct charge of the Princes
train from Quebec to Vancouver and
return. This portion of his trip will
consume sixty days. Mr.. Calder will
accompany this train as the personal
representative of Z. w. Beatty, presi-
dent OF the Canadian Pacific.
On Saturday 8. ]. Estey entertained
q. +. Estey at luncheon at the Canadian
Club. The latter gentleman was for
merly Of Fredericton. N. B., but is now
with the Carter Paper Company OF
Springfield. Mass.
Harry G. Woods, representing War
wick Bros. & Rutter of Toronto, was on
Friday the guest of F. McMurray at
the Canadian Club.
The Rev Mr.. and Mrs. EIwood Law
son OF Carleton Place, Ont, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon L. Lawson OF Ottawa, Ont,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Fisler. Upper Montclair, N. ]. The Cam
adlan party came down by automobile
and viii return In the same manner
sater In the week.
A number OF writer's well known TO
the American reading public have re-
turned from a trip to the Canadian
Rockies The party included f. w.
Clarke Of the Atlanta Con stitution, Jack
Lait OF the Chicago Tribune. Grantland
Rice or the New York Tribune, Jack
Wheeler of the Bell Syndicate, Charles
Hanson Towne, editor OF McClure's:
Porter. Emerson Browne. playwright and
magazine writer: Mrs. Lait, Mrs
Wheeler, Mrs. Browne and Mrs. Rice,
John Murray Gibbon Of Montreal, author
OF Drums Affair."" and Max Enos OF New
York. Ten days were spent in saddle
and camp. The trail began at Banff,
led to Morley. around the Kanaskis
Lakes, through the pass to the Goat
Ranges and White Mans Pass to Spray
Lakes and back to Bannf. Alberta. Mr.
and Mrs. Browne and Mr.. Clarke left
the party at Banff and proceeded to
Vancouver, B. c. They arrived in New
York to-day. b.
The headquarters of the new Canadian
Bureau of Information, under charge of
Lieut. Col. ]. A. Cooper. are in the
Brokaw Building, Broadway and Forty
second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Clark and Miss
Clark OF Montreal were visitors at the
Canadian Club on Friday last.
William Mannion OF Montreal was the
guest of Lieut.-Col. Clarence F.. Smith
at the Canadian Club last week
II. C, Wood OF Toronto was noticed at
the Canadian Club on Tuesday last.
II. r. Tudhope OF Toronto was
guest OF ]. w. Mitchell on
last at the Canadian Club.
w. e. Eden had A Il Morrissette of
Montreal as his guest at luncheon at the
Canadian Club on Thursday last.
Among the Canadians In New York
last week were the following; The Hon.
George g. Foster. r. s. Miller, w. a.
Miner, A. j. Mitchell. NJ. Offer. r. b.
Paquette. Fl. s. It. Pyser and w. Wi
gand. Montreal; E. ]. Rykert. Ottawa
+. w. Ross and e. Felsted. Winnipeg
]. @. Calvin. Alberta C. q, Gug, Vic
toria. B. @. c. L. Mulholland and ]. c.
brady, Toronto.