New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

legged race, Miss Mary Schenck and
MISS Jean McKelvey; elephant race,
Graham Devine and j. c. Larkn; shoe
race. Teddy Ladd and Miss Jean Nc
helvey; back-to- back race, Miss Ruth
Good, Milton Baldridge; obstacle race,
Miss Ruth Lyendecker; married mems
race. James Harden. l.. A. Duckworth.
of New York; Charles F. Doscher. Of
Orange, NJ j.. and Blanchard Atkinson,
of Brooklyn, were judges of the
events.
The committee in charge of the an
nual masked ball at Whiteface Inn,
August %, includes Mrs. H. S. Grimm,
Mrs. J. j. Sweeney. Charles Frederick
Doscher and L. A. Duckworth, of New
York.
Combined with the annual moonlight
excursion about Lake Placid aboard the
steamer Doris, in which about 200 of
the soJourners at the Inn joined, was a
marshmallow roast at Undercliff which
was opened to the party by Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. S. Jarvis, of New York.
At the Grand View Hotel DR.. and
Mrs. c. j. Koehler, of Brooklyn, have
been Joined there by their son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. David Mac
Fadyen, of New York, who motored
up and will remain through August.
At the Naples Cottage at the Grand
View Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Sheehan
and family, of Greenwich, Conn, are
entertaining Miss D. Quinn, of New
York.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View include Mrs. Zophar l..
Hewett and her brother, William Camp
bell, who are there for the balance Of
the season; Bertram l.. Conway, w. B.
Clark, Charles A. Schumacher, Z. r..
Barto, Mrs. A. Lagina, Mrs. P c..
Butter, l.. Morlsanto, Thomas P. Kelly
and Miss NJ. F. Kelly
The principal golf event at the
Stevens House was mixed foursome,
which was won by Mrs. Joseph T.
McMahon and William j. McConvill,
who defeated Miss Whitmore and G.
+. B. Clark IN the finals four and two.
Among the contestants were Congress-
man Thomas +. Smith and his daugh
ter Miss Smith.
Mrs. } Hollis Wells, wife of Colonel
Wells, of the 69th Regiment. one of
the women prominently identified with
the Red Cross and other war relief
work IN New York, is at the Stevens
house Tor the season, accompanied by
her son, Richmond Wells.
Many New Arrivals
Those recently returned for the re
malnder of the season at the Stevens
House include Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn,
OF Brooklyn; Mrs. Anna Baar Mss
Florence Baar, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Mllander. Others from New York ar
rived there are Captain L. H. Banner,
Mrs. +. j. Kelly, the Misses Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs: A. I. Sherry. jr., Walter II.
Lavery, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Nc
Manus, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney New, Miss
New.
Sojourners at Northwoods Inn, head
ed by William J. Kelly, of New York,
made the ascent of Mount Whiteface
and joined in q motorboat moonlight
excursion on Lake Placid.
Those who recently arrived at North
woods Inn for the season include Miss
Florence Gallery, Mrs H. A. Cross,
son and daughter, Walter r. johnson
and 4. l.. Churchick. Of New York.
New York arrivals at other Lake
Placid resorts include, at Lake Plac d
Inn. S. Blumentha, Miss Helen Blu
menthal, Miss Dclphine Rosenthal. Miss
Marian Filler; at the Belmont, Mrs. N.
Glauber, Miss Ella Mcconnell, Mrs
Carbonell and son, Horace M. Dean;
at the Pines, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Geler and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Noll;
at Lake Placid Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
B. See, William J. Quinn, Miss Eliza
R. Butler, Mrs. M. Stafford, Otis Smith,
Daniel Bentley.