New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-04
Fireworks Display
I'm the AdirOndacks
Is Staged ON Lake
Float Especially Constructed
at Lake Placid as Means
of Guarding Against the
Sparks 1gniting Forests

cooperation in the interests of con-
servation marking the observance of
the Fourth of July throughout the
Adirondacks this season is exemplihed
at this resort, where, as a means of
guarding against forest fires, and at
the same time affording the best pos
sble spectacle, the big club fireworks
display will be from specially con-
structed float anchored in the center
OF Mirror Lake
In continuance of the observance
morning in Happy Hour theater by the
Rev. DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst, who is
passing the season with Mrs. Park
hurst at their Rcposo bungalow, on
Grand View Hill. The meeting is the
iirst of the season in the Adirondack
Temple, and the services are open to
all, irrespective of creed.
Throughout the week fishermen at
the different resorts have been striving
to equal the record Of +. Paul Stevens
and William Bee, who early in the
week landed from Lake Placid lake
trout measuring 3SA2 inches and weigh
ing 2112 pounds. 1t took the two men
forty minutes to land the fish, which
WAS hooked with hand line.
Members of Lake Placids musical
and literary colony now include Victor
Herbert, with Mrs. Herbert and Miss
Ella Herbert, at Camp Joyland, where
he is writing new comic opera; Nine.
Marcella Sembrch, at her cottage, The
Naples, at Lake Placid Club; Irving
Batcheller, who is at work on a new
novel at the club, and Montague Glass,
who recently joined the cottage
colony.
Mrs. Edward J. De Coppet, whose son,
Andre De Coppet, recently was married
in New York to Mrs. Clara Barclay
Onativia, has returned to her club cot
tage, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Julette De Coppet.
The arrivals of the week included
officials of the Lake Placid Yacht Club,
Commodore William r. Lyman at Camp
Red Wing; Dr. Henry 0. Marcy, sec
rotary, at Camp Green Top, and Will
liam j. McConvill at the Stevens House.
Major Livius d. Tieusanu, military
attache of the Rumanan Legation, who
has been at camp with Nine. Tieusanu,
has been called to Washington, but will
return later in the season.
Wardell Catchings and family, of
New York, have arrived at the Butt
field camp, recently purchased by Mr..
Catchings.
seasons who returned ea during the RSv weak
to the Grand View Hotel is A. f.
Pinto, composer, of New York, who will
remain through the season. He is ac-
eompanied by keenan, McNally and J.
+. keenan,, also of New York.
Dr.. j. ?. Conroy, Of the Department
of Education, New York, will return
for another season at the Grand View,
accompanied by Mrs. Conroy
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Koehler, of Brook
Ign, who sojourn annually at the Grand
View, will return early this month.
Recent New York arrivals at the
Grand View include Mrs. c. L. George
and Miss Louise Camreta.
seasons, who returned this week to
the Stevens House from New York,
were Mrs. A. McCosker, Miss McCosker,
DR.. j. c. Fitzsmmons, Mrs. c. McCon-
will, William j. McConvill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles " Smith, Joseph J. Man
gam Mrs. Eliza c. Rodan, Mrs. Jacques
Peterson, Miss May C. Butler j. Tha-
Ter, the Misses McGovern, Mr. and Mrs
E. Fl. Jones, Miss L. NJ. Hall, Mrs. B.
Mo'er, Miss M. B. Thomas and Mrs.
j. f. Kern.
Mrs. S. w. Berry, Kenneth Berry,
John Hampstead and Philip Copelin
are members Of one of the motor par
ties from New York at the Stevens
House
Henry Heidc and daughter, Miss
Marie Heide, of New York, have re-
son.
Miss Elizabeth Farrely, of New
York, who recently returned to the inn,
is accompanied by her sster-in-law
and niece, Mrs. James Tully Farrelly
and Miss Helen Merriam Farrelly, of
Detroit
Miss Katharyn Nerran, of New York,
is at Whitcface Inn pending the open
ing CT Camp Bivouac, which she pur-
chased last season.
Other recent New York arrivals at
Whteface Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Rycr, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Doscher,
Charles Doscher, Miss Doscher, Dr. and
Mrs. E. S. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. McIndoe.
Included in a party from North
woods Inn making a motor trip to Au-
sable Chasm early in the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbins, Miss
Bessie Maloney, Miss Genevieve Ma
loney, Manuel 1nnco and E. Acosta.
The weeks arrivals from New York
at Northwoods Inn include Renshaw
Smith jr., Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rivers, Mr..
and Mrs ". c. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
g., w. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Johnson.
Among those who arrived this week
from New York at Tho Pines are Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Brean, who have
leased Twosome Cottage for the sea-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Voss, Miss
Bertha Banov, Miss Selma Smith. 2,
NJ. Bracken, Mrs. j. H. Kay and Doug
las Kay.