New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
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OF MT. Cobble rs
Lake Placid Project
Series Of Social Affairs, IN
Guiding Barn Dance and
Bal Masque Help Divert
Sojourners at Resort
Special Dispatch to the Tribune


LAKE PLACID, N. Y. Aug 14.-An
automobile highway to the summit of
Mount Cobble is one of the projects
for the immediate development of Lake
Placid. The matter has been brought
to the attention of the State Commits
sioner of Highways and the road prob
ably will be constructed and in readi-
ness for another season. From the
summit of Mount Cobble, which is one
of the foothills of Mount Whitefacc,
there is an excellent view Of the en-
tire region.
Sojourners in the camps, cottages
and hotels are now busy attending the
series of house events chat mark the
climax Of the season here. These in
clude the barn dance at the Grand
View, which was held Thursday; the
Petit bal masque for the juniors at
Lake Placid Club tonight, the annual
masquerade to take place at the Ste
vens House next Wednesday night and
the annual masquerade at Whiteface
Inn next Saturday night.
The musical event of the season is
scheduled for tomorrow night, when
Miss Quecpa Mario, prima donna So
prano of the San Carlo Grand Opera
Company; Oscar Scagle baritone, and
George Hamlin, tenor, will sing at a
concert arranged by Mr.. Hamin in
aid of the Musicians Foundation and
of the Greenwich House Music School
of New York.
In connection with the water sports
under the auspices .of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club this afternoon was the
weekly, tea for which Mrs. Henry O..
Marcy jr., wife of the newly elected
commodore Of the club, poured.
Recently arrived members of the
camp colony include Miss Olive Pardee,
of Whitemarsh, "a, who has joined her
sister. Mrs. C. R. Erdman at the camp
of their father, Calvin Pardee. Pardee
Erdman and Carl Erdman, the Prince
ton athlete, recently returned from
England also have arrived at camp.
Mrs. Samuel Humphreys and her
daughter, Nine. Livius d. Teiusanu,
wife of Major Teiusanu, the military
attache of the Rumanian Legation,
have left the Humphreys camp and
gone to New York preparatory to the
sailing Of Nine. Teiusanu and Major
Teiusanu for Rumania.
Benjamin Cone has joined his
mother, Mrs. Caesar Cone, at Camp
Carolina on Lake Placid
Taking part in the early August
tennis tournament in progress on the
courts at the Stevens House are the
Misses Kane, Dennis, Finn, Hyatt, Nc
CURE, Roy Smith,. Loder, Walthor,
McCoslzer. McCaddin, lmbarth and
Fuller, and Mrs Kries;. Messrs. Bruzon,
Fisk, Neale, Johnson, Hamlin, Nc
Mahon, Kuntz, Soper, Spain, Harring
ton. Moore, kuntz, Power, Neale and
Smith.
Entrants in handicap tournaments
for men and women which have been
y progressing simultaneously at the
Stevens House this week include the
Charles, Smith, Planas, Mcclure,
Kruech, Dennis, Mrs. Kries, Mrs.
Kellar, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Grove, Mrs.
Reid, Mrs. Studewell and Messrs. SIS
son, Rippel, Coppingcr, Neale, Grove,
Gardner, Mcmahon. Kuntz, McManus,
Jewtraw, O'Hagan, Kuntz, Keller, Crit
fin, Faupel and Brewster.
Miss Margaret McCoskcr captured
the honors in the swimming events at
the Stevens House this week
Congressman Thomas F. Smith, of
New York, who came for a visit with
his family at the Stevens House, has
returned to New York.
Judge and Mrs. John C. Knox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stripe, of New
York, have been spending a few days
at the Stevens House.
Sojourners from New York at the
Stevens House include William v Hud-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid Frank
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Moore, the
Misses Moore, Mrs. Stephen H. Heating,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. DAILY, Mrs. M. A. Shea,
Martin Shea, Miss Shea, Mrs. E. n.
Nichols, Miss Elizabeth Nichols and
William Nichols
David MacFayden, of New York, has
been receiving the congra tulations upon
the success OF the second annual benefit
concert for Sanatorium Gabriels, at
which nearly $500 was raised.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Marshall, of New
York, have been entertaining Mrs. Z.
N. Wheeler at the Naples Cottage
Grand View.
Mrs. Charles A. Carroll and Miss
Margaret Carroll, of New York, are at
the Grand View. Others from New
York recently arrived there include
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rabell, Miss Mar
garet A. Moss, Miss Anna L. Higgins
Mrs. Mile K. Buck, Miss Olive E.
Buck and William f. Rode