New-York tribune., 1920-08-22
Many of Younger
Set at Lake Placid
Turn to Aviation
Flights Over Mountains and
Lakes Now Daily Events;
S. HI. Chapman Jr. Wins
Singles i'm Canoe Race
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune

annual golf and tennis events we'll out
Of the way, have turned their attention
to aviation, and are now making daily
flights over the mountains and lakes in
the heart of the North Woods. The
seaplane located on Lake Placid at the
outset Of the season has been replaced
by an airplane of the Avro type, hav-
ing capacity of two passengers be-
sides the pilot. 1t was brought here
by Major Stanley Parker and Captain
Wilcox, of the British Army Air Serv-
ice.
There was much interest in Tues
days canoe races under the auspices
of the Lake Placid Yacht Club, in which
the singles for men were won by S. H.
Chapman jr., of Philadelphia; the
doubles for men by S. H. Chapman jr.
and Clinton Norton, of Edgemere, Long
Island; the mixed doubles, by Miss
Henrietta Chapman, of Philadelphia,
and Clinton Norton; the singles for
boys under fifteen, by Philip Chapman,
of Philadelphia, and the doubles for
boys of the same age by Walter Nor
ton, of Edgemere, and Edward B. Hart,
of Philadelphia. John Carpenter and
Torrance Rugh, of Philadelphia, were
winners of the fitting contest.
Many members of the Lake Placid
summer colony have arranged to motor
Monday afternoon to Silver Lake, where
a pageant, Legends of Fair Fame"
will be presented by the Silver Lake
camps. in aid of the Grenfell Mission
and the Champlain Valley Hospital, at
Plattsburg
oscar Seagle, barytone, was too i'll
to be present at the concert at which
ne was to sing in Happy Hour Theater.
Lake Placid, but Miss Quenna Mario,
prlma donna soprano of the San Carlo
1rand Opera Company, and George
Hamlln, tenor, by whom the concert
was arranged, delighted an audience
OF about 800, and large sum in aid
OF the Musicians Foundation and of
the Greenwich House Music School of
New York was raised.
Miss Mary Smith, daughter of Con-
gresham and Mrs. Thomas F. Smith
OF New York, was the winner of the
handicap golf event for women at the
stevens House, defeating Miss Grace
fitzpatrick, also of New York. in tho
finals, and 1. Her sister Miss
Clare Smith, won the ladies' sinolas
N the tennis tournament at the Stevens
House, defeating Miss Mary Mcclure.
OF New Rochelle, in the finals. 6-a
S.
IN the golf tournament for men at
the Stevens House, won by Martin
Brewster jr., Charles Jewtraw pava fine
winner a lively match in the semi-
hnals, being beaten only l up in twenty
seven holes way
Justice Joseph Mulqueen. of the
Court of Special Sessions, and Mrs
Muiqueen, spending August at the
Stevens House, were this week ioinej
there by their son, Joseph Mulqueen ir.
justice l. j. Lintott, Of the Supreme
court OF Ne" Jersey, and his daughter
MISS y. t. Llntott, have been joined bv
Stevens House
Miss Teresa R. O'Donohue, president
Of the League of Catholic Women Of
New York, accompanied by her niece.
Miss Gladys ODonohue, also of New
York has joined Mrs. Joseph Slevin ir..
of New York, at the Stevens House.
Joseph T. Slattery, of New York, has
joined Mrs. Slattery at the Stevens
House.
Competing in the championship golf
events at Whiteface Inn this week were
Mrs. A. Van Brunt, Miss Pulleyn. Mrs,
]. j. Sweeney, Miss Magruder, Mrs. J.
q. Barron, Mrs. II. X. kunhardt ir
Miss Van Brunt, Miss Harmon, E. Ab
bott, j. c. Barron, William r. Lyman.
j. l.. Mohr, II. r. Kunhardt jr., ". NJ
Hall, c.. X. Schenck, James Sheridan
and L. S. Pettigrew
"A picnic party at the Ausable Lakes
was headed by Mrs. ]. J. Sweeney. of
New York.
Among those from New York recent
ly arrived at Whteface Inn is John J.
Pulleyn, president of the Immigrant
Savings Bank of New York. lie is
accompanied by his daughters, Miss
Glare Pulleyn and Mrs. Walter P.
Kingsley.
Others from New York recently ar
rived at Whteface Inn include Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j. Budd, Mrs. John Magee, Fred
erick S: Smith, j. K. Mcfarland, Fred
erick E. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Carroll, Miss X. Moore, Mrs. Frank S
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs Charles X.
Dickey, Miss Alice Dickey and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Swan.
M. B. Marshall, of New York, was
the winner of a quilt raf1ed at the
barn dance at the Grand View given
under the direction of David Mac
Fadyen, of New York, in aid of Sana-
torium Cabriels
Members of a party at the Grand
View, where they have joined Mrs.
Z. j. McSorley and her daughters. in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thorn, Robert
Thorn, II. Burnham and f. Mcconnell
of New York, and f. ]. McSorley and
II. Varley, Of Brooklyn
Other New York arrivals at the
Grand View include Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Troy Halls. Charles Neidner Mrs. f.
d. Enney Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Worries.
George W. Werner, S. j. Miller. r. d,
McCloskey, j. O'Neill, Mrs. C. Covell
Miss Renee Covell. j. A. Larona and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cosgraif.
Guests at dinner in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. A. Won Clef. at North
woods Inn, were Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Kelly, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. Kirchgasncr, of Railway,
N. j.. and Miss NJ Castens.
Those from New York rccentlv ar
rived at Northwoods Inn include Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Kelly, Miss P. M
Keller and Miss NJ. c. Connery.
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