New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-08
Concert Arranged
AT Lake Placid i'm
Aid of Musicians
Greenwich House Music
School and Musicians
Foundation Are to Share
i'm Benefit Next Sunday

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Aug. T.
Principal among the August musical
events anticipated by the members of
the summer colony here is the concert
being arranged by George Hamlin, of
New York, for the joint aid of the
Musicians Foundation of New York, of
which he is director, and of the Green
wich House Music School, of New York
for the musical training of poor chill
dren in Greenwich Village. The con-
cert will take place August Is in Happy
Hour Theatcr, in Lake Placid Village.
In addition to Mr.. Hamlin, artists who
will sing include Miss Quccna Mario
prma donna soprano of the San Carlo
Opera Company, and Oscar Seagle, barry
tone.
The musical teas, in which members
of Lake Placid's musical colony last sea
son found much pleasure, hayc been re-
sumed. Among those present at that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin on Signal Hill
were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Batcheller and
John Hobble. Songs were sung by Mrs
Emma Patton Hoyt, Miss Ethel Hayden
and Miss Dorothy Hamlin
Last Sundays concert in the theater
was under the auspices of the Woman S
Club of Lake Placid and in aid of the
fund for maintenance of the rest rooms
for women and community center, cstab-
lished by the club The vocalists were
Miss Harriet Van Emden and Graham
McNamee. Miss Grace Sage gave read
ings.
At the annual meeting of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club on Monday Dr. Henry
0. Marcy jr, of Broolllne, Mass, for
merry secretary, was made commodore,
succeeding William r. Lyman, Of phila-
delphia. Other officers chosen were
Robert Chapman, of Philadelphia, sec
rotary; William J. McConville, of Brook
Ign, treasurer, and S. Hudson Chapman,
of Philadelphia, chairman of entertain
ment and regatta committee. c. w. Nc
Cutchcon, OF New York, and William L.
Drescher, of Rochester, were made trus-
tees. Newly elected members include
Waddell Catchings and B. H. Devine, of
New York.
Clinton Norton, of New York, was
the winner of the first sailing race in
the series for the challenge cup on
Tuesday.
At the Grand View Hotel commit
tee headed by David MacFadyen, of
New York, is preparing for the annual
barn dance nc,:t Thursday evening.
The annual minstrel show for the ben
eft of Sanatorium Gabricls took place
at the hotel Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Marshall, of New
York, occupy The Naples cottage at
the Grand View
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Carroll, of New
York, are entertaining Mrs CAROLS
SISTER. in-law, Mrs. w. F. Carney, of
Osslning- on Hudson, and Miss Ann
Trombly, Of Altoona, N. Y.
Those from New York who arrived
for August at the Grand View include
Mrs. Patrick Moore, the Misses Moore,
MISS Loreto Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry + o'Connell, Mrs. W. Ross, Miss
X. Ross, Mrs. II. E. Mellon, Mrs. H. G..
earns, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore. Miss
Kathryn H. Moore, Mrs. Z. McSorley
and the Misses McSorlcy
Walter j. Travis noted golfer. has
returned for his annual sojourn at the
Stevens House.
r. Francis 0uimct, formerly United
States amateur golf champion, has
been spending a few days at the Lake
Placid Club as the guest of Bayless
Harris, of Galveston.
Joseph Tumulty jr., son of the sec
rotary to the President, is at the
Stevens House as member of the
party of John Griffin, of Jersey CITY.
Vice Chancellor of New Jersey. The
others include Mrs. Griffin and sons.
): Stanley Griffin and William l..
Griffin.
Mrs Thomas f. Smith, of New York.
vile of Congressman Smith, and son,
Furlong Smith, were Joined at the
Stevens House this week by the Misses
Claire and Mary Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Slevn jr., of New York
is at the Stevens House, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Grace Fitzpatrick.
OF New York. Other New Workers at
the Stevens House include Mrs. Stephen
II. Heating, Harry Mestayer, Mrs.
oseph w. Keller, Francis B. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Charles, Miss Jane
Charles, Mrs. Lucille Walthor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene P. McGirr, W. Nj. Grove.
Mrs. Bert DAILY, Miss Helen Daley. j.
j. Hines, ". A. Hines, Jack Hines ir.,
George McGovern, Judge and Mrs. Wal
ter j. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
townsend and daughter, Mrs. L. A.
Opdyke, Miss Betty Opdyke and MIR.
and Mrs. 7. B. Throckmorton.
Mrs. Chisholm Beach, of New York,
VIII spend the season at Whteface
Early in the week Mr.. and Mrs. J.
j.: Sweeney, of New York, had as their
dinner guests at Whiteface Inn Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Herbert and Miss Ella
Herbert
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Cuddiny, of New
York, have been joined by their
nephews, Robert Mcclure and Leices-
ter Ryan, of New York, at Whiteface
Inn.
Mrs. John Phelan and Mrs. Katherine
Phelan, of New York, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hoffman at
Camp Inwood, Whiteface Inn. Other
arrivals from New York at the Inn in
clude c. M. Grant, Mrs. II. w. Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Baxter, Mrs. Ellen
J: Mckinney, Mrs. r. Adrienne Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Linderbury, r. V
Linderbury jr., Mrs. John J. O'Connor,
Miss O'Connor, S. w. Mays. Captain