New-York tribune., 1919-08-03
VACATION SPOTS IN MOUNTAINS AND BY THE SEA
C.. w. McCutchen
Wins Sailing Race
At Lake Placid
Several New Power Boats
Added to Fleet; New York
People Who Are Among
Visitors at the Resort
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Aug. &c. w.
McCutchen, of New York and Plain
field, N. j., was winner in the first of
the sailing races under auspices of the
Lake Placid Yacht Club Monday. This
afternoon another in the series of Sat-
urday teas took place.
Among those who recently have put
in service new power boats are Lester
Armour, of Chicago, who is with Mrs
Armour and their child at Camp Ka-
tonah; j. Benjamin Dimmick, formerly
Mayor of Scranton, Penn, and E. S.
Steiman, of New York, who recently ar
rived at his camp on Lake Placid.
George Hamlin, the tenor, and Mrs.
Signal Hill cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Burton, of Chicago.
Miss Mitchell, of New York, who is
at Whiteface Inn with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Warner, of New York, was the win
ner of a putting contest in which con-
testants were required to make their
shots while standing on one foot. In a
club contest in which the players drew
for clubs Mrs. j. C. Wilson and Mrs.
II. l.. Delano, of New York, both of
whom drew drivers, tied for first hon
ors. Mrs. F. C. Overbury., of New
York, was awarded the consolation
prize.
Members Of party from Whtcface
Inn who motorcG 10 Paul Smiths in
cluded Mrs. Elishr Snifin and Mrs ]. J
Sweeney, of New York; Mrs. Thomas A.
Gill, Philadelphia; Mrs. j. w. McCor-
mick and Miss Marie Mccormick, Sum-
nit, n. J.; Miss Eaura E. Verran,
Washington, D. C.
Those recently arrived at Whiteface
Inn include William l. Schaffer. of
Chester, Penn, Attorney General of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Schaffer, who
will pass the season there.
New York arrivals at Whiteface Inn
are j. Leonard Mohr, who will pass Au-
gust there; Mr.. and Mrs. A. w War
ner, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. William Tay-
lor, Mrs. Elisha Sniffin. DR.. J. A. Andel -
son, Mrs. j. A. Wangler and Ms G. J
Gou den
Horseback riding is a sport now pop
u.ar among the juniors at the Stevens
House Those joining in the pastime
T.a1 lnc.nde Mis- Miss Marjorie Daly, Of New
ard DAILY; Miss Violet Egan, of New
York, daughter of Mrs. Mary H. Egan,
and NJ SIS Ethel Prendergast, daughter
of F. S. Prendergast of New York
Among the visitors of previous sea-
sons returned to the Stevens House are
James ?. Silo, of New York, whose son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Silo, il, are at Placid Club, and John
r. iIardie, of Brooklyn, who is passing
fortnight a. the Stevens House. after
which he viii join his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs James .iardie. at Sea Gate. n Y.
Mrs. W. A. Seymour, Of Pelham N.
y, has as her guest at her cottage in
the Stevens House group. M iss
Matild-. x. Montgomery, of New York
DIR. Luis Menocal and family, of New
York and Havana, are at the Stevens
House for the season.
Henry S. Mclean, of New York, has
been at the Stevens House as the guest
of William J McConville, secretary of
Che Lake Placid Yacht ub.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Stevens House include Mr. and Mrs Il.
V. Ryerson, DR.. and Mrs. Harmon
Smith, +. B. Prcndergast. Miss Ethel
Prendcrgast, Leo NJ. Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. L j. Eealy, Mr.. and Mrs. William
\. Saw. L. Magil, L. Mcconnell. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs William Chester, w. NJ.
Parker jl., Miss Bolton.
DR.. John P. Conroy, assistant Super
intendent of Schools in New York City,
and Mrs. Conroy, who have been at the
Catho ic Summer School of America, at
Cliff Haven, are passing August at the
Grand View.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View \include Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Paul,
Alfred C. Day, J. J. Julia, Mrs. j. Van
deusen, j. F. Daley, A. H. Jackson, Mr..
md Mrs. J. Hargrove and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Lucey.
New York arrivals at Northwoods s
m include Mrs. f. E. Van Stone, Mrs,
/. J. Rappold. Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh,
liss He en- Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
m G. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Pero
nd T. Schenck.
among New York arrivals at Lake
srid Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
cher William S. Slater, D. J. Bull
Il and Mrs L. S. Goldsmith.