New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Airp1ane Service
Is Established for
Lake Placid COLONY
Summer Sojourners
Take Advantage of Oppor.
tunity to View Adirondack
Region From the Clouds
spcctal Dispatch to Tho Tribune

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, June 26.-Air-
plane trips via the Century Air Line,
which were started here early this
week, have become popular with mem
bers OF the summer colony, who are
taking advantake of the opportunity
afforded to view the region from the
clouds: Piloted by Lieutenant Solo
mon, formerly of the British Royal Air
Forces, a seaplane daily makes trips
above Lake Placid and Mirror Lake and
circles the summit of Mt. Whiteface
and nearby peaks. The seaplane made
the flight across the mountains from
Lake Champlain at Plattsburg, piloted
by f. Paul Stevens, formerly of the
naval airplane forces of this country
Later in the season the seaplane will
make trips on certain days Of the week
across the mountains from Lake Placid
to Paul Smiths on the St. Regis chain
OF lakes, thence to Saranac Inn on
the Lower Saranac and back to Lake
Placid, carrying passengers between
these points.
FIRST OF the women members Of the
summer colony to make the fight over
the resort were Miss Helen Love. of
San Diego, Calf, and Mrs E. H. Seel-
bach, of Buffalo, who are at the Stew
ems house.
Wardwell Catchings, of New York,
has purchased the Buttfeld camp on
Lake Placid.
BENJAMIN I. Ward, of New York, has
arrived at his camp on Lake Placid.
j. c. Barron and family are recent
additions to the cottage colony. They
motored from their home in Haworth.
N. j.
Judge Joseph Mulqueen, of New
York, is among those for whom reser-
vations have been made at the Stevens
House.
The largest of the cottages Of the
Stevens House group has been leased
for the season by Frederick Squires, of
William J. Mcconvill, who Is among
those from New York returning to the
Stevens House, takes an active part
in the events of the Lake Placid Golf
Club.
Regent arrivals from New York at
the Stevens House are Harry E. Haz-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Schuck. Miss
Schuck and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ewald.
The Balsams, one Of the Whiteface
Inn cottages, has been reserved for
the season by Mrs. John F. Havemeyer.
OF Ardsley- on Hudson, who has arrived
at the inn with her daughter and son,
Miss Alice H. Havemeyer and Henry
H. Havemeyer.
William McNeir, T. S. McNeir, Dr..
and Mrs. E. s. Robinson, William A.
Milligan, l. S. Milligan, John Eaton,
Kenneth Spear and Edgar Spear, all of
New York, are at Whiteface Inn
Among the New Workers expected at
the Grand View are P. F. O'Connor
Miss Kathryn r. Roach, Miss Gertrude
Rafferty,, Mrs. L. E. Camreta, r. B.
Stringham, Mrs. T. A. Clute, John w.
Poulides, the Rev. Bertrand L. Con-
way, N. M. Behu, Miss Regina B. Staab,
William M. Smith, A. H. Dawson and
Mrs. Ernestina Varena.
New Workers. at Northwoods Inn In.
clude Miss Genevieve r. Maloney, Miss
Bessie Maloney, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Mc1ndoe, Benjamin E. Bushe, Manuel
1nnco, E. Acosta, Miss G.. r. Harte, Miss
r. v. Harte, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Regal ami
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tclerka
Theodore Brcen and family, Of New
York, have leased Twosome cottage at
the Pines for the season.
Recently arrived from New York
at the Pines are Mrs. Helen B. Morgan,
John McGovern, Mrs. Frank Depew.
Miss Hazel Depew. Miss Mary c. But
Ter, Miss Bertha Banov, Miss Elsie
Smith and John c. Thaler.