The sun., 1919-06-29

LAKE PLACID, N. Y. June 2s.-Racing
by alrplane from Haselhurst Field MIN
cola, to Lake Placid. a distance of nearly
400 miles. Lieut.. willis Taylor expects to
arrive here on the afternoon OF July 8,
and following his arrival to give a dem
onstration over the village, encircle the
nearby tops of Mount Marcy and Mount
Whiteface and do other stunts. in con-
nection with the big celebration of two
days. July 3 and I. with which Essex
county will here welcome its returned
veterans OF the world war and war
workers.
For the big Venetian carnival with
which the celebration Is to be brought TO
close on the night OF the Fourth the
hotels and the club have loaned their
entire equipment of boats and a 6otilla
or something like 400 decorated craft
will be in review on Mirror Lake. pass
ing along an oval course shaped by six
teen RATS anchored at intervals on which
will be mounted powerful searchlights.
In charge OF the work of securing vol
unteers to decorate and man the boats
In the carnival Is a committee including
J. Chester Jubin. chairman; Mrs Homer
Lockwood. vice-chairman; Miss Ella
| Herbert. daughter of Victor Herbert
Miss Dorothy Hamlin. daughter of
George Hamlin, tenor; Mrs. J. B. WILL
Jams. Mrs. Henry Sherman. Mrs. William
Lamb, Miss Louise wilkins. Mrs v.
wilkins, Mrs. Frank Major. John ].
Sweeney and Jack Mabbett
The camp arrivals OF the week include
Prof. Edwin r. A Seligman OF Column
nj Half fay nil ~ 70
Askenonta, and William r. Lyman Of
Philadelphia, commodore OF tho Lake
Placid Yacht Club, at Camp Red Wing.
Victor Herbert has left Camp Joyland
for his musical engagement at Willow
Grove. Pa. and Mrs. Rida johnson
Young. who has been collaborating with
him on new production. has returned
to New York.
Mrs George W. Mixter has arrived
where she will later be Joined by Col
Mixter, now connected with the War
Department In Washington.
The Schell camp on Lake Placid has
been leased for the season by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Lowenstein OF New York.
Miss Emily d. Proctor, daughter OF
the late United States Senator Redheld
Proctor, came recently and opened Camp
Cavendish. Her brother. Capt Red
uelu IIOStOTI Will .0pcuu Tue season AZ
Camp Sutherland.
The Ellis camp on Lake Placid hes
been leased for the season by William
Barrett OF New York and hts bride OF
a few weeks. formerly Miss Alice Drex-
ell. whose marriage proved surprise
to their relatives and friends. They
have been sojourning at the Stevens
House before going to camp and are
accompanied by Arnold Chuck OF New
York.
Rear Admiral Frank f. Fletcher. Mrs.
Fletcher and the Misses Slbyl and Alice
Fletcher. who are among recent ar
rivals will spend the season at Lake
Placid Club.
Congressman Thomas F. Smith and
family. who are among those from New
York returning 20 the Stevens House,
will arrive there July 10.
Emil SAuer. an American consul TO
Venezuela, who has arrived at the
Stevens House with Mrs. Sauer, will
spend the season there.
William ]. McConvill OF Brooklyn,
secretary OF the Lake Placid Yacht Club,
is at the Stevens House with his moth
er. Mrs. C. McConvill.
Mrs. James Archbold and children,
who were among those to-day arriving
at Whiteface Inn from New York, will
be Joined there later by Mr.. Archbold.
Major and Mrs. A =, Parker of New
York are recent arrivals at Whiteface
Inn.
Haris t. Hull of MOrristOwn. vice