New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
Hunters Plan Use
OF PLANES to Sight
Adirondack Deer
Flock to Noun
tains for Fall Shooting;
Camps and HotelsPrepare
for Another Big Season
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, n. Y,
Sept. 13,---lf enthusiastic sportsmen
row assembling for the hunting season
at Lake Placid and other points in the
Adlrondacks are correct the time is not
tar distant when the airplane will have
permanent place as an aid to sue
cessful hunting i'll these mountains. 1t
is probable during the present season
in the vicinity of Lake Placid one of
the planes that has during the last
few weeks been conveying passengers
on sightseeing trips about the region
Will be put to test to determine it's use
in locating feeding grounds and kaunts
of decr.
There is also much interest among
sportsmen over the project to establish
at Elizabethtown large sportsmen's
club, composed largely of members of
the Lambs, of New York which
has been put in definite form through
the purchase of "A tract of more than
1900 acres Of forest land by four men.
Edward Fiammer, OF New York. a
prominent member Of the club, who has
an estate, Singing Waters, ut Eliza
bethtown; Benjamin T. Stctaon, propri-
etor of Deer's Head Inn, Elizabeth
town; David 5. Ludlum, or Ardmore,
Penn. and Howard s. Reber. Of Phila-
delphia both OF whom have cottages
at Eliza bctnt0Wn.
Cottages 10 BE Built
The tract purchased, which is near
the estate of Mr. Flammer, includes
Mount Saddleback and Mount Hurri-
cane, and is one of the best i'm the
Aidlrondacks' outside Of the state lands.
1t contains several lakes of good size
and Is watered by numerous trout
streams. Cottages to be occupied by
Lambs will be erected.
Elizabethtown has been the scene
OF much entertaining, one event being
a a masquerade given by Mr. and Mrs
flammer at Singing Waters for d
party OF about fifty of their friends,
ncudng their house party, recently
arrived members Of which arc Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ii. Alien, Of New York;
Mrs. G. {. Mctwen. of Summit, n. j..
and Frank Morris, of Pelham House.
Howard Reber appeared in Oriental
costume of Mrs. Rcber as
ss,,nor.ta. Others in costume included
Mrs. Harry Allen, as "Time to Re
tire; Mr.: Allen as a Dutch boy; Mrs.
! ); Daab, New York, as Jane, the cook;
Mrs. Lcda Clason, Summit, n. J., as a
fama-f fama girl; Mrs. Leonard Ian
slng. New York, as Wild West girl;
Mr.. Lansing as Bill Hart; Mrs. Flam
mer as Il Pierrette, and Mr.. Flammer As
Steve, the bartendcr," First prize
in the dancing contest, which was =
burlesquc on The modern dances, went
10 Mss Fannie Levine and Lieutenant
Harry Underwood, Of New YORK, who
were not in costume. second prize 90
ing to Mrs. David Ludlum, as "Carmen."
and Benjamin f. Stetson, as a ba let
dancer. Prize winners in the peanut
hunt were Mrs Christian Mollcr. of
lloboken, and Harry II. Allen, Of New
York
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fammer
and the members Of their house party,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Moller enter
tanned with dinner at Decr's Head
Inn and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reber
with dinner dance at their cottage
The work of extending the course of
the st. Regis River Golf Club. at Paul
tbs, will be pushed this fall
Hikers Cover Country
Among sojourners at Whitefuce Inn.
Lake Placid. hiking is counted the real
September sport, and Il series of weeklv
Jaunts to points of interest now is
being carried out. Members of a party
from the inn who hked to High Fails
and back were Mrs. Lillian Taylor. Mr.. |
and Mrs. K. L. Griliths, jr., Mrs. J. j. |
Sweeney and Lee Kinney, of New York. I.
The Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps
Stokes, who have been spending the I
N ut 81.
Upper st. Regis, at Paul Smiths, mo-
tored to Lenox
y. Mrs. l.. Tiffany and her son, George
Tiffany, en- route to Manchester, ".
are among those from New York who
arrived at Paul Smiths by automobile. (
For few of their friends at the
Stevens house, Lake Placid, Captain
Wllllam Barrett and his bride, formerly
MISS Alcc DreXel, gave a small dinner
party at the'r camp on Lake Placid be-
iore closing the camp for the season.
Colonel J. Hollis Wells, of New York
who Joined Mrs. Wells and their son.
l. Richmond Wells, at the Stevens
House. Lake Placid, were among those
taking part in the golf events there.
At Paul Smiths, where she has been
spendlng the season, Mrs Morgan Dix.
Of New York, was Joined by her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Dix, of New York
Mr. and Mrs. l.. P Bayne are among
those from New York recently arrived,
TO remain through this month at Sara
nae Inn. -"
The Runkle camp on Upper Sara
nae Lake has been purchased by Georre
Packard, Of Villanova Penn. who
owns another camp on that lake, where
ne ne and his family have been spendins,
the season.
Deep Sea CamouAage
The spider crab decks itself with so,-